Between myth and portrait: Vikesh Kapoor at the Tractor Tavern
Andrew Hamlin gibes the new Kapoor with the old Kapoor via Bob Dylan analogies.
Weekly E-book: War is Kind
Getting poetic this week, we bring you a somewhat-forgotten book of Stephen Crane’s poems with art deco illustrations.
February 17, 1970: SLF vs. SPD
Enter the Seattle Liberation Front.
The Invoking: An interview with director Jeremy Berg
Andrew Hamlin interviews director Jeremy Berg about his latest film venture.
The Whole Truth
A friend was going through family papers. Her parents died several years ago, and she had put off this chore until now. In…
I Go
The penultimate chapter of Nick Stokes’ Affair bows today in the Star.
The Finest Worksongs: C.Rosalind Bell and “Miles of Words That Matter”
Rosalind Bell on directing: “What is on the stage now at Broadway Center For The Performing Arts is the gift of collaboration [that] Claude Purdy gave to me from the very first time I entered his rehearsal room (“Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” by August Wilson) at The American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, 1986, straight past 20 years and countless miles of working on words that matter.”

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