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...starred in a Martin play impishly hinted that the real author is George Stephanopoulos. This year's offering was Jack and Jill, an intimate, panoramic look at modern sexual inequality. The play neatly twists audience sympathies on a volatile subject. So did Martin's 1993 abortion play Keely and Du, which was nominated for a Pulitzer but has not been staged in New York City...
...unfortunate," Jory says, "but the serious play seems less central to New York theater." And vice versa. A play like Keely and Du can be ignored in Manhattan and still receive some 300 productions in the U.S. and abroad. That's a loss for New York theater and a tribute to Jon Jory's ATL, the most nurturing midwife of new American drama. From now on, maybe Broadway should be called "off-Louisville...
...said that Mather House Master Sandra Naddaff '75 has met with house race relations tutors and that the administration is waiting to see what the results of a meeting of the house's W.E.B. Du Bois discussion group will...
...Southerners commonly refused medical care to dying blacks. They created such a dehumanizing climate that black men could not even look at white women for fear of being lynched. A typical example of the irrationality and paranoia that consumed most of the white South was its reaction to W.E.B. Du Bois's American classic, The Souls of Black Folk. One leading Southern newspaper warned that this book would put white women in greater danger of being raped by black...
...good, dying gay man in Philadelphia--but no passionate kiss for your boyfriend, please. In the thriller Copycat, the gay character is not the serial killer, he is the heroine's best friend--but he still gets murdered. And gay baiting is still acceptable; "faggot" remains the epithet du jour of movie machismo. In Mel Gibson's Braveheart, early line favorite for the top Oscars, the English prince who will become Edward II dares to have a male lover at court. The King's response: he throws the lover out a high castle window, then contemptuously swats his whining...