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morsi: falling into gideon’s well

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Dave

Connect the dots and build your own labyrinth.There is a tendency to anesthetize and aestheticize critical content in popular culture into a clean commercial package. Certainly films like Argo and Zero Dark Thirty which are nuanced political thrillers which are … Continue reading →

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genet: love comes in spurts

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Dave

.Masks. Mirrors. Symbols. Rituals, dreams and trances… Jean Genet’s The Blacks is constructed of two simultaneous plays within the play, one performed on stage, the other out in the wings. When the lights come up, several couples are discovered turning … Continue reading →