There are lots of podcasts where writers plug their new books. julie satow and I wanted to talk to the people you don't hear from: editors, agents, publicists, designers...
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Truly thrilled about this transfer. Get your tickets while you can …………

Did we know Simon Stone was doing the Cherry Orchard in Korea this year with a very good Korean cast? koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20…

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one of the great Wikipedia entries

I entered the Jordans - Joseph Papp Free First Performance Lottery for free tickets on TodayTix! Tap here to enter: todaytix.com/nyc/shows/4036…

“Let’s Create is a disaster and needs to be reversed”

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wedding question: where do we get thrones ( theme is posh & beck’s wedding)

The many faces of Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802) - by himself.

Objectively funny to do this during Enemy of the People, a play about a man who is correct about a terrible situation but such a dick that he loses everyone’s support

Here I am being typically exhausting :
Lucy Prebble’s Dramas of High Anxiety | The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

After careful consideration, I am confident that the single most clinically effective way to quash any potential interest in literature, reading or poetry is the GCSE English Literature syllabus. A laser-guided method for taking something joyous and making it hateful.

The main criticism of Lumet in the below thread seems to be that Lumet wasn't 'Artistic enough' and didn't have any 'Style', both of which I strongly disagree with.

Here are Lumet's thoughts on 'Style' in movies from his excellent book 'Making Movies'.

loved reliving this. 2012. when london theatre wasn’t bland as fuck

how has the dog in #AnatomyOfAFall not been nominated for an oscar?!

shotgun director

but what if authenticity is just another empty veneer?

featuring Alice Robb ❤️❤️❤️

coming runner up in 2019 opened doors for me that I’d never have thought possible - apply!

Some thoughts on the rectangle/square relationship of theater & plays — and how readily we stick to the square. vulture.com/article/theate…