Word: budbillã
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Dates: during 2002-2002
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...power of the story telling owes much to the gift for language displayed by the show’s author, poet David Budbill. Budbill??€™s dramatic voice, expressed through short poems alternating with longer narrative vignettes, seems more reminiscent of the theatrical poetry of David Mamet than Shakespeare. Budbill writes in rhythms that at once feel authentic to their setting yet almost too perfect to escape human lips. The result is a transcendent form of articulation that often rings truer than life...
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