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Sunday, November 12, 2006
'Secret Letters' builds on celebrity fascination
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: "Playwrights Mark Hampton and Michael Sharp no longer can distinguish between the fact and fiction of their latest play, 'The Secret Letters of Jackie and Marilyn.'"
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
I feel like this show is another 'premise' play. Like R&G Are Dead, this play takes something on which we have a limited amount of information and runs with it. It seems like these kinds of plays are the only original scripts left. Production-wise though this show would be a lot of fun for a creative dramaturg with a lot of research time. -Branigan
1 comment:
I feel like this show is another 'premise' play. Like R&G Are Dead, this play takes something on which we have a limited amount of information and runs with it. It seems like these kinds of plays are the only original scripts left. Production-wise though this show would be a lot of fun for a creative dramaturg with a lot of research time.
-Branigan
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