It was Ezra Pound’s personal story of committing treason against the U.S. during World War Two and his even longer-lasting treason against the three women who loved him that drove me to writing this play.
Blog Posts about Theater
Here Comes the Swan
Instead of Swan talk, I’m attaching an announcement about the recent death of my dear friend and mentor, Julia Miles, founder of The Women’s Project and Productions in New York City in the 1980’s.
Flamenco: The I I Do Not Wish to Lose
The whole tragic history of Spain seemed contained in this music and these movements.
What Is Lear
I wonder if this is where we are going, toward a future where gender and even appearances are the last rather than the first details we notice and judge in friends and strangers.
Unbearable Truth
When I came out of the Roundabout Theatre production of Arthur Miller’s play, All My Sons, I immediately faced an unbearable truth.
No Refuge but in Writing
I have been blessed this week by two immersions in the work of Tennessee Williams, a writer I’ve always adored.
The Rocking Chair Tour
We never even got as far as humor when attempting to redefine manhood. Will humor get us nearer the starting gate when redefining age?
At Long Last
Broadway… really can’t maintain its status as the place where new playwrights, especially women, go to gain recognition.
Your 16 Favorites of 2016
As this memorable year comes to an end, I’ve chosen my sixteen most popular posts of the year, based on visits, comments, Tweets and Facebook likes.
Nasty Women
Women do not see their crucial concerns acted on the stage, we do not read theatre reviews written by women critics, and… women do not buy the majority of tickets to the plays we write.