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Ever notice that it’s Comedy and Tragedy
always presented as disparate masks, always separate, never
Janus-faced? And all this is despite the fact--especially since
Shakespeare anyway--the two are not altogether inseparable or
indivisible or, in the case of Becket, even so as much as
indistinguishable from each other. It is time for a third mask to be
made famous: Tragicomedy.
It would bear a strange resemblance to Jay’s
face right before a show, part of him excited to step up and slip
on a banana on stage, the other part of him unable to see where it rests
on stage.
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Next Live Show!
Saturday May 22,
2010 @ 7:00 p.m.
Ben Linder Room @
Univ. of Oregon
in
Eugene, OR
A
River & Sound Review
is proud to present
a production of our
next live show on
May 22, 2010
at 7:00 p.m.
in the Univeristy
of Oregon's Ben
Linder Room in
Eugene, Oregon.
We are proud to
welcome the poet
David Biespiel
to the show.
Mr. Biespiel is the
former editor of
Poetry Northwest and
the author of
The Book of Men and
Women,
a new collection of
poems published by
the University of
Washington Press.
He is currently the
director and
writer-in-residence
at The Writer's
Attic in Portland.
 Also
featured is Portland
poet Don Colburn,
winner of RSR's
2009
Duckabush Prize for
Poetry, and
Eugene singer and
songwriter Laura Kemp.
Plus, we will be holding
our trademark
literary contests,
Name That Book
and the 4-Minute
Poetry Project.
Join us for a
literary event that
will be both
entertaining and
engaging.
Admission to the
show is free, but
donations will be
accepted to support
future productions
of
A River & Sound
Review.
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