The World Getting Smaller : Gloss
KRISTINE: I’m pasting. I’m pasting.
KRISTINE: I’m pasting. I’m pasting.
Will our love stories ever resolve, they wonder, will they come to a head at some point like a mountain peak or a vast plateau or will they stubbornly revolve in spinning sequences of not-quite-endings, hapless or half-hearted attempts to cut cords left over from the last vow-less beginning?
Who is that woman in the first paragraph, so jaded and bored? Even when I have seen a show, I have not really seen it. And there is always more to see. I start reading.
Use sticks from the wings to tip over glasses of water. Tug at strings to pull out chairs for ghosts. Be in the building but NEVER be seen, no part of us.
There’s a woman on stage wearing slender black trousers cut at the ankle, a t-shirt and a blazer, flat shoes. Very neatly dressed.
I’m a single lesbian looking for a lover. I’m 44. My favourite food is chops. I make art to make […]
The “ultimate performance” requires the agora, as it demands a democratic space in which every author is also every other person’s performer.