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Tickets are now on sale to see Tony nominee Patrick Page in his solo work ALL THE DEVILS ARE HERE: HOW SHAKESPEARE INVENTED THE VILLAIN.
Get tickets: broadway.com/shows/all-the-d… (Photo: Gene Reed)
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This week we have the wonderful Broadway and screen actor Patrick Page @pagepatrick talking, in his deep and resonant voice, about depression, substance use, King Lear, villainy, and being of service to others.
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Let this sink in: ONE year ago, inflation was at 8.3%. Now, inflation is at *3.2%*, which is a more than FIVE percent decrease in 12 months. So, yes, President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act IS working — and not a single Republican in the House & Senate voted for it.
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"We all have strengths. We all have weaknesses."
Witness the power of deaf actors challenging stereotypes in the entertainment industry in this clip from our Working in the Theatre: Sign Language Theatre episode.
Watch the full video on our YouTube channel.
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Watch Eva Noblezada take her final bow in @hadestown, in a curtain call which included speeches from original cast members @Andre_DeShields, Amber Gray, and @pagepatrick, as well as @ReeveCarney!
broadwayworld.com/article/Vi…
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Top #actor @pagepatrick will be bringing his one man show about the #Villains of #shakespeare to the #NYC #stage this September, with the highly anticipated #newyorkcity debut of All The Devils Are Here , per this @NYTheatreGuide_ write-up
newyorktheatreguide.com/thea…
Patrick Page retweeted
Trump won 53% of vote in Ohio but GOP controls 67% of seats in state house & 79% in state senate
That’s why defeat of Issue 1 such a big deal
Voters can still use direct democracy to check power of ultra gerrymandered legislature & protect fundamental rights
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It still shakes me every time I say it. I was on the BBC again a few days ago and I said for the umpteenth time, “America has two major political parties, and one of those parties, my former party, has given up on democracy. My former party is now fully anti-democracy.”
Scary.
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Read the indictment.
The charges are not complicated.
There are no first amendment or constitutional disputes. There are no political statements.
It is a simple fact-based narrative of the actions he took to undermine democracy.
It is an indictment meticulously crafted for one purpose.
A conviction.
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“A human being in a neurotic state might very well be compared to a bewitched person, for people caught in a neurosis are apt to behave in a manner uncongenial and destructive towards themselves as well as others.”
― Marie-Louise von Franz
#FairyTaleTuesday
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Tony Award nominee Patrick Page will return to the New York stage in 'All The Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented The Villain', a new one-man show he created & stars in at the DR2 Theatre for 14 weeks only beginning September 29. 💜💜💜
newyorktheatreguide.com/thea…
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I wrote a profile of Dakin Matthews, an 82-year-old actor and Shakespeare expert who is mentoring a younger generation of actors.
“I feel like I’m a monk in a scriptorium keeping something alive,” he says:
nytimes.com/2023/07/21/theat…
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.@pagepatrick will return to the New York stage in solo play, All The Devils Are Here: How Shakespeare Invented The Villain!
broadwayworld.com/article/Pa…
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"Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves."
Patrick Page retweeted
I don't believe that Kevin McCarthy and House Republicans would ever go the route of impeachment.
Reason being is that this would require House Republicans to allow Democrats to call witnesses. This means that Lev Parnas would testify under oath, debunking all of the Ukrainian allegations.
This means that William Barr would testify under oath explaining exactly why he never charged the Bidens with any crimes.
This means that Rudy Giuliani and the repair shop owner would have to testify under oath and explain how Rudy Giuliani was attempting to get Hunter Biden's laptop from the Russians years prior to it turning up in the repair shop.
It would require forensic experts to say that additional folders were created on Hunter Biden's laptop after Giuliani obtained it, and months after the FBI got a copy.
It would require many more witnesses to testify and those witnesses could incriminate themselves and also make Republicans look foolish.
I say, go for it. Impeach Biden. Let the world see the truth through a non-partisan investigation.
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"#Jung was anxiously concerned with the survival of the human race. This depended, in his view, upon grasping the human propensity toward #evil. No topic, he felt, could possibly be more relevant and crucial for contemporary people to engage with than what he called the '#shadow.' Understanding the dynamics of the human psyche is critical for humankind's survival, and this is the task Jung set for himself from his earliest years to his last." ~Murray Stein, Ph.D., Jungian analyst, The Problem of Evil, p. 122
On the next episode of Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts
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Shakespeare, aside from all his other preternatural strengths, gives me the constant impression that he knows more than any one else ever has known. Most scholars would call that impression an illusion, but to me it seems the pragmatic truth.
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James Hollis: "It is my belief that the psychological and spiritual maturity of an individual, of a group, even of a nation, is found precisely in its capacity to tolerate ambiguity and ambivalence, and the anxiety generated by both of them. It is the psychologically immature, the spiritually jejune that lusts for certainty, even at the expense of truth, rigorous investigation, and consideration of alternatives.
Nothing really important will prove simple. Denial and shallowness never prove worthy of what Socrates called 'the examined life.' The examined life will oblige us to consider that all issues, *all* issues, have more than one facet to consider, that our capacity for self-delusion is very strong, that we are always at least part of the problem, and that we will ultimately walk right into what we have fled, sooner or later."
~James Hollis, Ph.D., Jungian analyst, Why Good People Do Bad Things: Understanding Our Darker Selves, p. 201