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...content of the play itself that is important. Theater of any type teaches us-sometimes it teaches us how to watch and learn from and understand people, sometimes how to interpret their actions and see past their language, sometimes how to love villains and how to hate heroes. But always it teaches us how to observe and how to learn from observation. And the more we learn how to do that, the less we approach the world with prejudice and preconception. The more we learn to watch, the less we learn to judge. And the less we learn of judging...
...continued relationship without knowing if we'll be able to follow up on it. It's tempting to say catch ya later, see ya soon, let's keep in touch, but harder to follow up on it, even when we want to. I have many friends who say they hate goodbyes, don't do them. And, for our closest friends, they're almost unnecessary. Because we will see each other again. But for those people who we're really not going to see, wouldn't it be great if we could celebrate our memories of those touching, silly experiences...
...month after the murder of Matthew Shepard, the gay college student beaten and tied to a fence outside Laramie, Wyo., in October 1998, the orgy of media coverage and national soul searching over this horrific hate crime was beginning to die down. But just then the beleaguered town of 27,000 got another influx of visitors. They were actors from New York City who had cast themselves in new roles--as reporters. With tape recorders in hand (and working in pairs at first, in case there was any trouble), they fanned out across the community to interview people affected...
...There are several equal rights issues currently being considered by Congress and the Supreme Court that received attention during Sunday's events. The most significant is the renewed effort by the Clinton administration to push a much-needed federal Hate Crimes Prevention Act through Congress. The bill would extend protection for victims of crimes based on gender, disability or sexual orientation. March organizers also spoke of the gay and lesbian community and their supporters as an important voting bloc hoping to influence the November presidential elections...
...plays lowlife Ray Winkler like he does a neurotic Jew and it's effortlessly endearing as usual. His comedy is so singular, so impossibly unique that there's really no way for him to demonstrate range. Woody Allen plays Woody Allen in every movie - and that's why we hate it when he doesn't star in his yearly picture...