Theater / Ideas
Scott WaltersImagining what could be by celebrating what has been in American culture.
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The Value of Rubber-necking
My previous post included my favorite quotation about the purpose of art: “Art exists that one may recover the sensation of life; it exists to make one feel things, to make the stone stony.” Viktor Shklovsky, who wrote those words in an ess...
The Art of Noticing
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Let's Call It a Vacation
Dear Readers — As you know, my last post announced that I was stepping away for Theater Ideas, and also from writing about theater entirely. That seemed right at the time, and I felt a sense of relief. But some of you expressed skepticism, ...
Going Dark (Thank You, Dark)
Dear Reader — Did you read the last two of my posts? Were you bored? I was when I read them a couple days ago. What made it worse is that I was bored while writing them, and I knew in advance that this was true: the very first words of the ...
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I'm a retired theater history professor and author of "Building a Sustainable Theater," "DIY Theater MFA," "Play Analysis in Action," and co-author of "Introduction to Play Analysis.
Retired theater prof questioning what is, imagining what could be, and celebrating what has been. Author: "Introduction to Play Analysis" and "Play Analysis in Action." Upcoming: an alternative to the MFA, and starting a sustainable theater company.
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