A Chekhovian Century? The Pinter Period?

Posted on | June 27, 2007 | No Comments

Though most of you have probably seen it already (as Isaac Butler’s Parabasis seems to be on everyone’s theatre blogroll), there’s an uber-nerdy but oh-so-enjoyable discussion of “The Most Influential Play of the Last 100 Years” going on.

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