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...Marivaux was ahead of his time,” Bogart explains, adding that the premiere of La Dispute was “like heavy metal to [the Parisians...
...Bogart sees La Dispute as essentially pessimistic—a portrait of a world in which free will is mostly an illusion, where people are merely animals “hardwired for mating...
...Bogart conceived the characters of her play as crows and ravens, bird species whose mating rituals are mirrored by those of the human characters in her play...
...Dispute is a short play—only 89 minutes in its ART incarnation. To pad the running time, Bogart begins the play with a long visual prologue that includes no speech. She sets it in a hall of mirrors, where people unsucessfully seek to find “sexual and personal fulfillment...
Throughout, the actors move in a what Bogart calls a “choreographic” and rather stylized manner, and there are several long periods of silence in which they fight or merely gaze upon their own reflections...