If an artist benefits from making art about an underrepresented group, should said artist try to use the rest of their career to benefit said group?
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If an artist benefits from making art about an underrepresented group, should said artist try to use the rest of their career to benefit said group?
Continue reading “Take a Dink”
On November 11, 2024, some dopey website by the name of Write All Nite — by the even dopier Steven Strauss — proclaimed this prediction:
Continue reading “Told You So”
Too many movie theaters bring up the lights as soon as the closing credits start, even if there’s still an image on screen.
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Given the scale of the spectacle and choreography, theatergoers prefer to sit farther away from the stage for large-cast musicals.
Continue reading “Aside”
When doing what you love is a form of suicide.
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Ending a story at a point that feels premature can inspire us to consider the message conveyed by this seemingly-incomplete conclusion.
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Welcome to the second installment of Write All Nite’s “Pulling a [Name]” series.
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By definition, puff pieces ostensibly intend to honor their subjects.
Continue reading “The Last Reich”
If I had to guess, every single one of you knows at least one family who’s dealt with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Continue reading “From Six to Seven”
Celine Song drops two theater-themed Easter eggs in Materialists, befitting her background — AND HOPEFULLY FUTURE — as a playwright:
Continue reading “Celeaster Egg Song”