Holland Taylor, nominated for best actress in a play, discusses her portrayal of the former Texas governor Ann Richards in her one-woman show "Ann," which she also wrote.
The book Rules of Play discusses the game as an example of improved design over a base core mechanic, citing the inclusion of distinct sound effects for ball collision as a means to praise the player for destroying bricks, and the varied level designs as "well done" and giving the player "an element of discovery to the overall experience".
Ancient Greece, with its lads playing discus and pointing at each other, is, after all, the birthplace of bromance.
Hermes, the trickster god of transitions and boundaries, and the human, Crocus were friends who often played discus.
At Lake Lucille, everybody reads the play and discusses it ahead of time.
We marvel that this gem of Beckett's, a play that discusses and celebrates the "stuckness" of the human form, should be having a showing in this remarkable theatre to a larger audience than it has ever received.
In the play Ivins discusses her columns and her life, including her troubled relationship with her father; her student years at Smith College in Northampton, Mass.; and her career, which included stints at The Houston Chronicle, The Texas Observer and The New York Times.
Both adaptations are written and directed by Lynnea Benson, who has reimagined these classic tales: Cinderella plays Crazy Eights and discusses ornithology with the Prince, and "The Tinderbox" has as much humor as drama.
Both adaptations are written and directed by Lynnea Benson, who has reimagined these classic tales: Cinderella plays Crazy Eights and discusses ornithology with the Prince, and "The Tinderbox," about a soldier who wins a princess's heart with the help of the object of the title, has as much humor as drama.
Both adaptations are written and directed by Lynnea Benson, who has reimagined these classic tales: Cinderella plays Crazy Eights and discusses ornithology with the Prince, and "The Tinderbox," about a soldier who wins a princess's heart with the help of object of the title, has as much humor as drama.
Melissa Gira Grant's upcoming book Playing the Whore discusses the general public's perceptions of different types of sex work and how sex work has been judged, applauded, and politicized while examining the volatile relationship between sex work and various factions of feminism.
