You can read Dan's plays here: newplayexchange.org/users/90220/...

I am fond of a number of @noralouisesyran.bsky.social's plays including IMPRESSIONS OF PARIS, THE MOUNTAIN OF THE SERVANTS OF GOD, and GOODFELLOW, ROBIN HOOD.
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Check out James' play, NICK AND GEORGIA VISIT A SEX CLUB! newplayexchange.org/script/31873...

You can read Lisa's plays on NPX at newplayexchange.org/users/38716/...

Didn't Spike Lee have to reedit his 9/11 documentary for HBO after it was criticized for promoting truther conspiracy theories?

I am also fond of Diamond's play, ALICIA, which is about another dancer, Alicia Alonso. newplayexchange.org/script/31794...

You can check out Danielle Wirsansky's plays here:
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This was done last season, as I recall.

It never occurred to me since all those Christianities looked alike to me, so I was very surprised in 7th grade when some of my Protestant classmates were insistent that Catholicism wasn't just a different flavor of Christianity but "not-Christian."

Not quite. It's because the British and Dutch colonies in the Americans were (with the exception of Maryland where English Catholics were allowed to settle) were various strains of Protestant, and they brought their anti-Catholicism over with them. The US inherited that prejudice at its founding.

Just finished listening to the discussion, as Sergi was describing how these troupes were constantly modifying their plays to fit the venue and environmental factors, it reminded me of how my former mime/performance troupe operated.

Saw the film a few months ago, very enjoyable in its own right.

I don't know what you're talking about! He's never seen himself falling asleep on the job!

Non-topologist/non-knot theorist figured it out!

However much classic Doctor Who kept the children watching with monsters, robots, and spaceships, the best stories kept the adults watching with dramatic (or satiric) underpinnings, well-sketched supporting characters and smart dialogue.

It works best when adults aren't embarrassed to watch it.

Ironically, I first heard of Doctor Who several weeks prior from another kid who, in retrospect, must have been recapping "The Ark in Space" so when I turned on "The Brain of Morbius" what I was getting was not remotely what I was expecting.

My first Doctor Who story was "The Brain of Morbius" which was that weird mixture of grotesque gothic horror, humor, space-opera, and deep mythology of the series that was meant for the initiated. It was weird and I was hooked.