UPDATED UPDATE: Okay, so it seems that the coffee shop is back open again. Whee. I'll see you inside, according to the original plan. Sorry for the confusion!
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UPDATE: I told everyone I'd be around from 1-3 at the library, but it seems that the pavillion where the coffee shop's at will be closed for a private gig until 1:30. Check for me just around the corner past the pop-up anatomy book display! (wait, that sounds like something I didn't, I mean... whatever. Just look past the "Animated Anatomies" exhibit.)
Hey all,
Jackrabbit is back in Durham, NC! I'm taking a second trip to visit the cast and crew of the Duke University production of The Laramie Project. My hope is that I can have an extended chat with anybody who worked in the production and would like to chat about their experiences. So, you know who you are, cast and crew: come find me! Your wonderful dramaturg, Jules Odenahl-James, can fill you in on the wheres and whens. The more people who show up, the more interesting the conversation will be.
Just so everyone else knows, my goal from all this will be to write a series of posts in the next month or two detailing the performance, its interpretive decisions, and what kinds of questions it raises. Due to their unique take on the text and their creative use of space, there's a lot we can discuss and consider-- and I feel like the cast and crew of this production have a lot of wisdom to share about the powers of TLP.
I hope you all look forward to the fruit of this conversation as much as I do. See you soon!
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