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- Tyr Anasazi: I have faith in nothing but this - when the universe collapses and dies, there will be three survivors - Tyr Anasazi, the cockroaches, and Dylan Hunt, trying to save the cockroaches.
- [Watching two aliens fall to their deaths after being thrown off a bridge]
- Tyr Anasazi: Mine hit first.
- Dylan Hunt: Yours was fatter.
- Tyr Anasazi: I would say "let God sort them out," but someone told me He was dead.
- Tyr Anasazi: Your willingness to defy the universal odds is a disease that apparently we have all contracted.
- Tyr Anasazi: Consider this, either it's the end of it all, or you'll have a magnificent tale to tell your children.
- Beka Valentine: Tyr, ya don't have to come. I know how hard it is for you to beat that Nietzschean self-preservation gene.
- Tyr Anasazi: You know, that " Nietzschean self-preservation gene," as you call it, can't be passed down unless a breeding partner makes herself available. Prov
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Meditation is overrated…
Monday Night Moor
August 13, 2014 9:47 am ⋅ ⋅ khc222
August 11th, 2014, “American Moor” plays to a full house at Luna Stage
Photo Credit: Donna Davis
Of all three public performances of this new, developing play to date, this one, Monday night, the 11th of August, was the most energized, the best performed, the tightest textually, and the most satisfying evening of theatre that inom, as the performer have had for some time. Luna scen is a 98 seat “black box” theatre space. The seats were filled with a diverse audience, a combination of Luna’s regular patron base, some friends and colleagues of mine, and a number of people having komma from as far away as DC, Massachusetts, and Missouri, to lend their minds and voices to the growth of this work, and all for one evening in the dead of summer, the toughest time to get people to come out and support theatre.
Photo Credit: Donna Davis
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#SuchStuff s1 e4: Shakespeare and Race
SEASON 1 EPISODE 4
Shakespeare and Race
This week on Such Stuff, we follow up on our first ever Shakespeare and Race festival, and ask: what does it mean to be a person of colour and study, teach, perform and read Shakespeare?
Our own Dr Farah Karim-Cooper sat down with Professor Ayanna Thompson, to hear her thoughts on casting Shakespeare here and in the US, and follow up on her controversial proposition that Othello is an irredeemable play.
Keith Hamilton-Cobb brings us extracts of his solo play American Moor, which was part of the Shakespeare and Race festival, and which examines the experience and perspective of black men in America through the metaphor of Shakespeare’s Othello.
Farah talks to actor Aaron Pierre, currently playing Cassio in Othello, about performing to Globe audiences, and how he sees the role of Cassio.
Finally, Farah spoke to Leaphia Darko, performing in Love’s Labour’s Lost, about her experiences of