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“Among the Cedars”: Why Native Americans Deserve More Than This Play
By: Allison Hagg Firstly, I want to establish something. This is not a review; this is a documentation of an experience. I am not a theatre critic and have neither the qualifications nor desire to be. God knows New York has a surplus of aspiring critics to rival its aspiring actors, and, up to now, the most experience I’ve had with theatre is a couple of touristy Broadway musicals and some community theatre in Minneapolis.
"Among the Cedars": Why Native Americans Deserve More Than This Play
Firstly, I want to establish something. This is not a review; this is a documentation of an experience. I am not a theatre critic and have neither the qualifications nor desire to be. God knows New York has a surplus of aspiring critics to rival its aspiring actors, and, up to now, the most experience I’ve had with theatre is a couple of touristy Broadway musicals and some community theatre in Minneapolis.
Last Day of the “Rethinking Animals” Summit
By: Allison Hagg It is the last day of the “Rethinking Animals” Summit, and leaving behind the early Sunday sun for the cool dark of the SVA Theatre lobby, I already feel as if things have gotten serious. I’m not long positioned at one of the few precious tables spotted around the lobby when a woman approaches me. There’s a certain quality to the hair of women who love and spend a lot of time in nature that I’ve always envied.
Amanda Johnson: Cigar Smoke and Connection
Amanda Johnson carries herself with a quiet sincerity that betrays her upper-midwestern roots. She takes her time answering questions, choosing her words and phrases carefully to get her message across. She has even made notes for our discussion ahead of time, in a spirit of preparation and politeness that you can only pick up by facing down four months of snow with only your cohort of neighbors to keep you sane.
Flying Solo: T.lovere Debuts Poe
Art All photos courtesy of T.lovere By Allison Hagg It’s one of those strange, dark days in New York, when the rain and fog holds everything in suspension, and navigating the streets becomes a full-fledged expedition through the urban jungle. By the time I step into the rather intimate space where T.lovere is holding her first solo art show, I have to blink a few times to make sure I haven’t journeyed from the Upper West Side into some other world. The lights are low and moody.
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