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Arms and the Man
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One of my favorite read-alouds from one of my theater literature classes in college. It was nearly impossible to read without cracking up, which we had to do, as it was supposed to be good training for dealing with stage nonsense.
It was certainly more fun than "Woyzeck." Who expects 18 year old kids to understand "Woyzeck?"
It was certainly more fun than "Woyzeck." Who expects 18 year old kids to understand "Woyzeck?"
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October 5, 2020
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Oct 05, 2020 08:50AM
Wonderful, Ann-Marie - I’m right with you on this (but only finished Act I) and I think you are probably as enchanted as I am with the play!
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For years I kept one book on the built-in shelves in our living room. When people came to visit I would say, "This is our library. Here is our book." I never got any reaction. At. All. Not. Once.
