Leigh the Downtown Snob says “it was nothing short of awesome”. Help us with re-writes and read the whole post here.
Marc, of Theatre, and Painting, and Art, Oh My! says “this theatre company is a force to be reckoned with”. Check it out!
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Leigh the Downtown Snob says “it was nothing short of awesome”. Help us with re-writes and read the whole post here.
Marc, of Theatre, and Painting, and Art, Oh My! says “this theatre company is a force to be reckoned with”. Check it out!
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Check out an interview with writer/director Matt Slaybaugh at Columbus Underground, in which he declares, "We're mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore".
Matt also talked to the Dispatch's Michael Grossberg last week. and some excepts from that conversation show up on his Theater Talk blog. Find out why Dirty Math might be like Reduced Shakespeare Company's Complete Wrks of William Shakespeare (abridged).
UPDATE: We're also in the new OSU Weekly. ]]>
Get 'em here, get 'em while they're hot. And boy are they hot.
The official Dirty Math t-shirts are available online right now from local t-shirt queens Skreened. A portion of all proceeds benefit the show, so don't wait.
Oh, and if you're like me and you just can't wait, head down to the brick-n-mortar shop at 3327 N. High St., where the staff is always friendly, and good-looking, too. They'll make your shirts while you wait. Yeah, it's exactly that cool. ]]>
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The Great Crash of 1929, John Kenneth Galbraith
The Lexus and the Olive Tree, Thomas Friedman
Confessions of an Economic Hitman, John Perkins
The Age of Turbulence, Alan Greenspan
several episodes of This American Life
We're still taking suggestions please comment below. ]]>
But what are we supposed to do? Save, save, save, right? Maybe not.
As Paul Krugman pointed out yesterday, a saving glut is part of what got us into this mess. And I'm sure we all remember when Japan was criticized for not encouraging its citizens to shop the country out of a recession.
So, wait, at a time when my economic future looks more tenuous than ever, I should start spending my money?
I'm definitely not suggesting that, but it is important to be aware of the paradox. For now, save well, spend wisely, and keep your eye open for the turn of the tide. (Krugman's blog is as good a place as any to watch for that.) ]]>
What's a theatre-patron to do? Believe me, we sympathize, we really do. You're excited about Dirty Math, and thrilled that your favorite company won that reader's poll, but you're not sure when you wanna see the show. And AVLT's not making it much easier. They've put together a veritable buffet of special events to tempt you. And yes, most of them involve food. Hooray!The best way to get hooked-up for these events is Facebook. You can check out the details, see who else is gonna be there, and RSVP. You can even click "Invite People To Come" and do just that.
We'll have more details online elsewhere pretty soon, but the early adopters will all be spending their time on the Official Dirty Math Facebook page.
Use the social networking icon-buttons below to help us spread the word.
]]>It's a fun and nerve-wracking way to get involved with Available Light, and to show you're friends what you're made of. You'll attend two short rehearsals, and then appear on-stage for about 10 minutes. You'll have about 3 lines. And you'll be the envy of everyone in Columbus.
Check it out here. ]]>
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