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Who was Oscar Levant?
It has been a long time since I went to the theatre and did not feel at all inspired to write down my thoughts afterwards. Frankly, I had very few thoughts on the way home, and even fewer when I got there. I am not exactly sure why this was the case, but the play…
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More Cormoran(t) than Seagull
Where The Three Sisters feels like a novel to me, The Seagull reads like a lyrical poem, its unspoken words and unacted actions carrying more weight than the dialogue itself. When it premiered in St. Petersburg in 1896, Chekhov slipped out during the second act—apparently, the performance was so dire it lost all the meaning…
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