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SHORT FILMS:
the rookie
the homunculus
Burton Goldberg
Dept of Dramatic
Plugging
presents:
EARLY POE
by Dan Trujillo
directed by
Charles Metten
disease, insanity,
blood, poetry:
Poe's turned
thirteen.
Aug 16, 17, 30
2007
part of the
New American
Playwrights Project
@ the Utah
Shakespearean
Festival
Cedar City, UT
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OREGON
LITERARY
REVIEW
featuring
THE DOG
by Dan Trujillo
collection of
literature,
hypertext,
art, music,
and hypermedia
to read
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Friday, August 31, 2007
Call Me Irresponsible
Inquiries here and elsewhere as to whether or not I found the edge of the Earth, and dropped off it. If by “Earth” we mean “the Internet,” then this is true. What’s in the chasm?
- The workshop of Early Poe at Utah Shakes. Great actors and a good working experience. I’m finally comfortable with the play, in that I’ve accepted (though I’ve known for a while) that it is not the sort of play that fits in with the NYC off-off-scene. It feels like I’ve found peace with a wayward child.
- Five plays are fighting for attention. I need to spend time realizing them.
- One million application deadlines, as most playwrights know.
- School plans for my eldest, which changed at the last possible second.
- The peace of mind found only away from up-to-the-second punditry and comment threads.
I can’t promise I won’t vanish again, but I will try to post something regularly…anything…
Ah, that’s the stuff.Labels: theatre, true confessions
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