Tag Archives: South Park

Spirit of Christmas Past

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Dave

They have come close to equalling, but Matt Stone and Trey Parker have never surpassed the freshness of thought and social satire of the first pilot of South Park, an animated greeting card they made for a Hollywood producer in … Continue reading →

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Low Brow Art in a Ginger Hue

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Dave

Shocking, in-your-face, blatantly offensive, jaw-dropping, mind-boggling, floor-rolling, horribly crass humor courtesy of South Park and its creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Decidedly low-brow, Kick a Ginger Day started with a character on South Park who described redheads as “evil” … Continue reading →

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Snow White Tweets and Seven Gullible Children

Posted on May 28, 2009 by Dave

British writer Caryl Churchill’s ten minute playlet ”Seven Jewish Children”( 7JC) is an artistic achievement that has multiple interpretations. It is art imposed over a political and religious context whereby the audience is drawn into the relationship between church, state, and … Continue reading →