If we’re not building a theatre that can hold the contradictions of our time, let alone the contradictions that make humans human, we probably shouldn’t be making theatre.
By the sixth or seventh hour, I indeed felt like a worker at the factory of cultural production. I began to ask myself if the demands of the job were too high, if the compensation was fair, and if I felt fulfilled or alienated from working for the proverbial man.
Our entire lives are screens, if you think about it. You’re reading this on a screen. The sum total of human knowledge is found behind a screen. Our entertainment, our news, and how we tell people what is going on in our lives—all on screens.