I'm a writer who lives in New York. When not covering theater, I write opera libretti and plays. Also: books about the making of hit Broadway musicals Moulin Rouge!, Wicked, and others.
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After the end of the end of the party
The author semirecumbent in October 1997 at the first anniversary party of OFF: a journal of alternative theater, hosted by HERE.
After the end of the end of the party, you see the sunrise.
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