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Â Living in the information age has most of us doing mental juggling routines as a matter of course. Can we handle it? Are we getting more distracted and fragmented? Or is this good exercise for us? Have we long had an underfed capacity for complexity that’s only now being regularly fertilized? Â Â

Published in Beams & Struts - The Workshop : Long Form Essays

The Link Between Sitcoms and Theatre

They're more similar than you might have thought.Â

Published in Beams & Struts - Nuts & Bolts : Magazine Style Articles

Street Performers Are Like Professional Wrestlers

Â Â What they do is difficult, and underappreciated.

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Why Wicked Is Important

It's more than just a hit musical about a witch.Â

Published in Beams & Struts - Nuts & Bolts : Magazine Style Articles

Totem Figures Interview with Kahlil Ashanti

Â Kahlil Ashanti is a writer and performer. In this interview he talks about who would be on his Mt. Rushmore: Richard Pryor, Don Knotts, Eminem, and various formative experiences and friendships.

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