Comments on: nice try… http://stewsez.artlung.com/2006/12/15/44/ passing strange Fri, 18 Sep 2009 03:28:59 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Sam http://stewsez.artlung.com/2006/12/15/44/comment-page-1/#comment-6226 Sam Wed, 22 Oct 2008 03:19:50 +0000 http://joecrawford.com/stewsez/2006/12/15/44/#comment-6226 dearest Stew, heading to Berlin next year. going to try and write some plays. and other such shit. soak up the culture. try and meet Hedwig. thanks for the inspiration. and the music. it will make the plane ride much more palatable. passing strange changed my entire perception of theatre (yeah bitch, that's theatre with an re) and for that I thank you. Now i whittle the hours away stalkystalky on your blahg. Sam. pee ess, was at the joe's pub show. epic epic epic. dearest Stew,

heading to Berlin next year. going to try and write some plays. and other such shit. soak up the culture. try and meet Hedwig. thanks for the inspiration. and the music. it will make the plane ride much more palatable. passing strange changed my entire perception of theatre (yeah bitch, that’s theatre with an re) and for that I thank you.

Now i whittle the hours away stalkystalky on your blahg.

Sam.

pee ess, was at the joe’s pub show. epic epic epic.

]]> By: Jane in E'ville http://stewsez.artlung.com/2006/12/15/44/comment-page-1/#comment-140 Jane in E'ville Mon, 18 Dec 2006 03:41:31 +0000 http://joecrawford.com/stewsez/2006/12/15/44/#comment-140 We saw Passing Strange at the Berkeley Rep right before it closed -- what an amazing show! Now I'm telling everyone I know in New York that they have to see it at the Public this spring. I too will try to make it back there to see it once again. I was wondering about its ending, whether it was given the ending it has because it's Musical Theatre. Have you read Jim Salter's masterful short story "American Express," which is about the ex-pat experience in Europe? The ending there floats off and is canted or sideways, rather than pointing. I'm so excited about you work. We saw Passing Strange at the Berkeley Rep right before it closed — what an amazing show! Now I’m telling everyone I know in New York that they have to see it at the Public this spring. I too will try to make it back there to see it once again. I was wondering about its ending, whether it was given the ending it has because it’s Musical Theatre. Have you read Jim Salter’s masterful short story “American Express,” which is about the ex-pat experience in Europe? The ending there floats off and is canted or sideways, rather than pointing.
I’m so excited about you work.

]]> By: Dave B. http://stewsez.artlung.com/2006/12/15/44/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Dave B. Fri, 15 Dec 2006 23:46:15 +0000 http://joecrawford.com/stewsez/2006/12/15/44/#comment-126 There is something about your 'Berlin' blog that instanty haunts me....I was recently in New York City for the first time and had that 'mixed feelings' experience....but what you are referring to here is on a much deeper level related to history past & present....and what still remains with us. I think maybe the answers, or at least many of them, actually may still exist...if you look along the corners in Berlin late at night. There is something about your ‘Berlin’ blog that instanty haunts me….I was recently in New York City for the first time and had that ‘mixed feelings’ experience….but what you are referring to here is on a much deeper level related to history past & present….and what still remains with us. I think maybe the answers, or at least many of them, actually may still exist…if you look along the corners in Berlin late at night.

]]> By: Johnny B http://stewsez.artlung.com/2006/12/15/44/comment-page-1/#comment-124 Johnny B Fri, 15 Dec 2006 16:36:30 +0000 http://joecrawford.com/stewsez/2006/12/15/44/#comment-124 Stew, Congratulations! You sound as though you’ve reached a new exciting place artistically. I have not been to Berlin but it sounds as though the past is lurking. I’m looking forward to reading your blogs while you're there. Please write as much as you can. I can’t wait to see Passing Strange in NYC. Give my best to Heidi, enjoy Berlin, and have a wonderful time. Johnny B Stew,

Congratulations! You sound as though you’ve reached a new exciting place artistically.

I have not been to Berlin but it sounds as though the past is lurking. I’m looking forward to reading your blogs while you’re there. Please write as much as you can. I can’t wait to see Passing Strange in NYC. Give my best to Heidi, enjoy Berlin, and have a wonderful time.

Johnny B

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