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#theater

We have a counterfeit democracy, where big money pulls the strings," the chorus shouts in the production's overheated conclusion. "Billionaires will soon be trillionaires, while blaming the poor for all the things.

Lester's character embodies a passionate yearning for the theater, but his actions raise questions about realism and the personal consequences of pursuing dreams through disruptive behavior.

"Motherhood Out Loud" poignantly captures the essence of motherhood, presenting a kaleidoscope of emotions from joy to frustration that all mothers experience."

The quest for orgasm in middle age is not a whimsy but a profound journey through trauma, misogyny, and the complexities of identity.

"Suddenly, Last Summer' is a tragically beautiful play. It addresses manipulation by the monied and powerful against those who are not," said Letheule.

The Free-Play Festival, which runs from August 1 to 24 at Potrero Stage, showcases 17 productions and 58 performances by artists from across the nation.

It was the early early nineties, when I first started the theater and I needed to get a costume, and I was told to go down to this club. I was actually walking down Third Avenue and there was a guy walking by, and I saw that he was wearing long fingernails and rings and big starry glasses, but he was in sweats. And I thought, 'that's such a weird look, but down here, who knows?'.

"First audition ever," recounts Daaboul, "first audition of the season and I walked off the stage from doing the audition and the director goes, 'Come here, for a second.' And he says, 'Have you ever heard of Fool for Love by Sam Shepard?' And I said, 'No, I haven't.' And he goes, 'Read it. You'd be a shoo-in for May.'"

Martha de Ojeda of the Campbell Union School District emphasized that this funding initiative will provide students with an exceptional opportunity to perform on a professional stage, enhancing their educational experience.

Michelle Collins stated, 'I'm doing my one-woman show at the Edinburgh festival, called Motorhome Marilyn... It's about failure, lost dreams, and feeling like life has passed you by.'

I am deeply sorry for the words I used during The New Yorker interview, particularly about Kecia Lewis, which were demeaning and disrespectful.