I've been fascinated by herakles' for years, the demi-god, the savior of civilization who murdered his own family in a fit of, it is said, madness. It wasn't the godliness or the manliness that drew me to him, but the question he persists in: how do you act if you might be immortal? What does … Continue reading herakles
I tried to do a piece about ancient rhetoric in the modern world. It was about masculinity and baseball and good old fashioned murder. It was called frame{d}, and it was set to be a rip-roarin' whodunnit, only the trick was that the murder never happened. It was a piece about probability and ancient rhetoric … Continue reading s{cr}eens: observing ‘probable’ violence
We followed a French philosopher from Providence to the hills of Transylvania. She took us with her, and we all tagged differently along. When our EasyJets had finally cooled, we found her singing in Italian, philosophizing in Romanian, praying - still - in French, and occasionally cursing in English.
september 2012 - 92 willlow Performances by Lauren Fisher Casey Llewellyn Lily Mengesha Katie Pearl Dan Ruppel* Hans Vermy and others! * "the authenticity workshop" and "#2: Leadership Training For Leaders" Photos below.
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