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Thoughts on Other People’s Children – Amanda Blog Post by Amanda Goldberg, Nov. 4, 2018 Hannah Moscovitch’s play, Other People’s Children, was not created with the sole purpose of entertaining audiences. It is a deep examination into the lives of three...
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Thoughts on Other People’s Children – Cristina Blog Post by Cristina Cugliandro, Nov. 2, 2018 MORE AT PLAY by Cristina I adore watching the work. The nature of the process is fascinating because, though staging a play is often technical and logical, I have...
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Thoughts on Other People’s Children – Erin Blog Post by Erin Lindsay, Oct. 31, 2018 One of the core things I noticed when I watched the first stumble through of Other People’s Children in rehearsal at Espace Libre, and then when I experienced it again in...
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Thoughts on Other People’s Children – Jen Blog Post by Jen Viens, Oct. 30, 2018 I’ve been thinking a lot about language lately. Where it comes from, how we use it (or don’t), what kind of attitudes and beliefs are embedded into it, and how violent it can...
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Thoughts on Other People’s Children – Sophie Blog Post by Sophie Gee, Oct. 15, 2018 I dropped in on rehearsals for a few hours last week. Spaces and borders I saw Sati’s small room with the tiny bed – a bed for a child, a bed big enough only for one...
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In Conversation with Hannah Moscovitch – Part 2 Blog Post by Cristina Cugliandro, Oct. 9, 2018 This week we bring you Part 2 of Cristina Cugliandro’s conversation with playwright Hannah Moscovitch C: What makes you want to revisit this work? H: In...
