Harvard Alley

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The Eye That Saw Death

The Eye that Saw Death

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The Provincetown Tennessee Williams Festival 2024: a devised performance of the playwright's short story

love and friendships entwined through poetry

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In my dreams you walk dripping from a sea-journey on the highway across America in tears to the door of my cottage in the Western night. -from Howl, by Allen Ginsberg Sending energy vibrations through the walls of a madhouse,

the inheritance of this written moment

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As a writer and performer I remain conscious of those who have come before--the poets, artists, musicians and writers who first uttered the sound-word-images we share. It’s humbling to think of ancestry and our place in time preceded and followed

Internal Maps

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This image, the wheel of emotions, has been present since the beginning. Originally I saw it as a map, a tool to guide the main character through the forest of her emotions. Behind each emotion lies its opposite—pictured here on

the Memory Place

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“Place is an organized world of meaning.” -Space and Place, The Perspective of Experience, Yi-Fu Tuan, Geographer “I invoke you, poets and devas, ecstatic spirits and desolate, help me to find the memory place. Give me the coordinates on the