Tag Archives: jane fonda

period of adjustment: the young and the zestless

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Dave

He certainly was a plausible writer, a bird dog’s instinct for the presently relevant theme. What Tennessee Williams did lack was a love for individual personality that was part of the fever of a true storyteller. In its stead was … Continue reading →

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pantomine for peace

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Dave

Its not that evident to grasp Jane Fonda’s adherence to the Left, the kind of knee-jerk conventional responses that seem impersonal and remote. One has to wonder if her committment to the Left, much like Picasso, was really a subscription … Continue reading →

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genet: love comes in spurts

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Dave

.Masks. Mirrors. Symbols. Rituals, dreams and trances… Jean Genet’s The Blacks is constructed of two simultaneous plays within the play, one performed on stage, the other out in the wings. When the lights come up, several couples are discovered turning … Continue reading →