We each experience the Fires of Life. But what does it mean to be human in the most horrifying of circumstances? What happens to our human spirit? In Ruined, Lynne Nottage the playwright explores these questions in a story set amidst the ongoing atrocities and war in the Congo. Winner of the 2009 Pulitzer, the play [...]
Browsing the archives for the Intiman Theater Seattle tag
6 Aug 10
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Posted in Active Being, Making Sense, Finding Purpose, Polishing the World, Showing Up for Life, Spirited Conversations
Tagged Being Human, Geffen Theater Los Angeles, Intiman Theater Seattle, Kate Whoriskey, Lynn Nottage, Mama Nadi and Ruined, Market Theater Johannesburg, Mother Courage, Portia, Pulitzer Prize 2009, Ruined, The Human Spirit, U.S. Senate and Congo, United Nations and Congo, War in the Congo, Women of the Congo
Tagged Being Human, Geffen Theater Los Angeles, Intiman Theater Seattle, Kate Whoriskey, Lynn Nottage, Mama Nadi and Ruined, Market Theater Johannesburg, Mother Courage, Portia, Pulitzer Prize 2009, Ruined, The Human Spirit, U.S. Senate and Congo, United Nations and Congo, War in the Congo, Women of the Congo
14 May 10
A blog conversation between Robert V. Taylor and Andrew Russell about the world premiere of a play in which Robert is one of the characters.
The Thin Place is an intriguing title for the play you have conceived! In Celtic and other traditions the thin places are those borderlands where human life, the Holy and creation meet. They are openings into new insight. How does The Thin Place offer such an opening?
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Posted in Active Being, Fully Human, Fully Alive, Love with Abandonment, Making Sense, Finding Purpose, Showing Up for Life, Spirited Conversations, Trusting Your Voice
Tagged Andrew Russell, Celtic Spirituality, Dan Savage, Gabenga Akinnagbe, Intiman Theater Seattle, Kate Whoriskey, KUOW, Marcie Sillman KUOW, Religion and Spirituality, religious diversity, Sonja Schneider, Spiritual Journey, Spirituality, The Thin Place a play, This American Life
Tagged Andrew Russell, Celtic Spirituality, Dan Savage, Gabenga Akinnagbe, Intiman Theater Seattle, Kate Whoriskey, KUOW, Marcie Sillman KUOW, Religion and Spirituality, religious diversity, Sonja Schneider, Spiritual Journey, Spirituality, The Thin Place a play, This American Life
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