Blogs about: Lillian Hellman
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Left-wing ideology (again) in Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday
We’re tired of being assured by essayists in theater programs that the vintage plays we’re about to see are still “relevant”. Why wouldn’t they be? Why would any great p… more →
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Cynicism . . . an Art Form?
Tom Rink wrote 1 month ago: Several years ago I was given a book: The Cynic’s Dictionary, by Aubrey Dillon-Malone. It is … more →
Review: Artistic Home’s “Days to Come”
Scotty Zacher wrote 1 month ago: The Artistic Home Shows Weaknesses, Not Strengths, of Days To Come The Artistic Home presents: D … more →
Left-wing ideology (again) in Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday
emsworth wrote 3 months ago: We’re tired of being assured by essayists in theater programs that the vintage plays we’ … more →
The past with its pleasures,...
erikaleighphoto wrote 4 months ago: …its rewards, its foolishness, its punishments, is there for each of us forever, and it should … more →
When a Little Fox Had Bette Davis Eyes
Jana J. Monji wrote 6 months ago: Did the mores of an era change the plot line and themes of the 1939 Lillian Hellman play “The … more →
"The Little Foxes" - Original Theatre Window Card
aziomedia wrote 6 months ago: The Little Foxes - Theatre Window Card. Starring: Elizabeth Taylor, Lillian Hellman, Maureen Staplet … more →
Day 157 June 6
the5thlineproject wrote 6 months ago: “I’ve done enough.”~~ “Little Foxes” by Lillian Hellman in The America … more →
THE THIN MAN
John wrote 6 months ago: The Thin Man, W.S. VanDyke, Director, 1934 HOOK: No two people have ever played off of each other b … more →
Dorothy in Wonderland
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moirafinnie wrote 8 months ago: “Don’t look at me in that tone of voice” ~ Dorothy Parker My attempts to look at w … more →
At the Movies: WW II
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redtreetimes wrote 10 months ago: Some of my favorite films to have on in the studio are those that have something to do with World Wa … more →
Make More Mistakes
Clancy Cross wrote 1 year ago: [ L=Language | Index | N= Netiquette ] Series: The ABC’s of Professionalism “Abraham Lin … more →
Ten years older
nat wrote 1 year ago: In 2000, Eclipse Theatre Company chose Lillian Hellman as our featured playwright. We explored the r … more →
Not enough color at the Shaw Festival?
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emsworth wrote 1 year ago: To his dismay, Emsworth has belatedly learned that the diversity police have been hectoring Jackie M … more →
Planting a garden
nat wrote 1 year ago: Throughout the first two weeks of rehearsals for The Autumn Garden, we’ve been working mostly … more →
Friday blog rescue
nat wrote 1 year ago: Yes, it’s a little more urgent this morning than the usual photo, but I’ll start with th … more →
Sarah Palin's Last Chance To Tell The Truth
names4things wrote 1 year ago: A Kansas City Star editorial by columnist Yael T. Abouhhalka, was headlined by the above; that Palin … more →
Unbiased
Quote-ster wrote 1 year ago: Nobody outside of a baby carriage or a judge’s chamber believes in an unprejudiced point of vi … more →
Review - Candide, ENO at the Coliseum
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Phil (a west end whinger) wrote 1 year ago: “Dear ENO. The West End Whingers would love to see Candide but their policy of paying to see W … more →
Left-wing playwrights at the Shaw Festival (comment on The Little Foxes)
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emsworth wrote 1 year ago: Four plays down for Emsworth so far in the 2008 season of the Shaw Festival (Niagara-on-the-Lake, On … more →
