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Acceptable Hair

by Christine Shan Shan Hou Four women rise from the front row of the theater, shrouded in long, dark hair. They make high-pitched ghostlike moans and wails while slithering onto the stage.  It’s a chilling ...

May, 17 · in Guest Writers

To Do: Uncle Vanya

This just about sums up my energetic reserves of late. (The girl, not the bear.) But. Monday night I made it out to see Target Margin Theater’s latest production, Uncle Vanya, and thank goodness. I ...

May, 16 · in Claudia's Blog

Every Age Gets the Performance Artist It Deserves

Hi All. Apologies for things being so quiet on the P Club front. I moved this week and have been in a haze of boxes and contractors and blah blah blah … So I wasn’t, ...

May, 10

May Event(s)

I feel like there should be some clever play on words here I could make involving May flowers, but I can’t quite … Oh well. Anyway: Happy May, everyone! This month, in addition to our ...

May, 01

Knife Edge: Carrie Ahern’s “Borrowed Prey”

My experience of Borrowed Prey was bracketed by scent. I walked into Dickson’s Farmstand Meats for Friday’s P. Club outing worrying about what odors were waiting for us. And when I walked out, an hour ...

Apr, 30

Plain-Spoken, Richly Sung

I can’t remember the first Richard Maxwell song I heard. But I do remember, and clearly, how I felt when his New York City Players massed on the stage and lifted their voices—those oh-so-vulnerable, unladen ...

Apr, 24

Worth Noting

By Sarah Maxfield Like many dancers, I grew up in ballet studios full of Degas posters. I have one in my apartment even now. It is from an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art ...

Apr, 16

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