Here’s my latest Out of Towner column for The New York Times.
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Well done. It’s struck so deep to the bone there is nothing I can say that doesn’t sound trivial or trite. I think I may have to go have a drink.
Fabulous article in the NYT. As a hospice nurse, I’ve long appreciated WIT. It was not until I was diagnosed with cancer this year that my appreciation went to a whole new level. Your line, “You’ll have to ask someone with more critical authority and distance from the analysis of the play” struck a real chord with me. I’m so glad that you and Jen were able to be together. I can only imagine walking into Midtown after the weight of emotion was delivered by Cynthia Nixon. Wowsy.