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not knowing
Drama. Third in the Emergency Playscripts series, NOT KNOWING bounces between video and live actors to deduce how history is made, how therapy rewrites personal history, the role of jokes in collective memory and the vast unacknowledged reams of material The Wild One and "The Wild Duck" have in common. Vaudeville Ibsen, Marlon Brando stuck in an attic in Norway, a psychiatrist who can't decide between healing and fetishizing his patient, and live video footage that clearly supports whatever reality is currently in session. If you can't fix it feature it. Starts on page 44.
70 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2013
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August 30, 2017Mike Taylor writes:
G: Friends should tell each other the truth.
H: It’s just, what do you care, you didn’t know her.
G: It’s the principle of the thing. Maybe I don’t care, but I happened to ask, so you should tell me. It’s not what you say, it’s the fact that what you’re saying is true.
H: I could say anything and you wouldn’t care, as long as it’s true.
G: Friends should tell each other the truth.
H: It’s just, what do you care, you didn’t know her.
G: It’s the principle of the thing. Maybe I don’t care, but I happened to ask, so you should tell me. It’s not what you say, it’s the fact that what you’re saying is true.
H: I could say anything and you wouldn’t care, as long as it’s true.
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