dramaturgy
It’s Not Me, It’s You — Unless It’s Me
If Canadian Theatre were to say, "it's not you, it's me," it would be true. But has that line ever actually made anyone feel better?
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Faking orgasms and making eye contact: exploring intimacy in the digital theatre space
No one talks about vaginismus, a medical condition that makes penetrative sex extremely painful. No one talks about it on stage, either. Rebecca Orstroff details her experience doing both—over Zoom.
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The Case for Accepting Unsolicited Scripts
That my play was even considered by a theatre I had no prior relationship with now seems like a tremendous luxury.
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It would have been a big enough task to write using the common parlance of today, but my youthful arrogance made me want to write the play in verse.