Adam, you're doing it again. And again without any context of your own. Have you read this blog a lot? Certainly, the posts are opinion, so ya can't say they're wrong, but twisted commercialism is not a stretch. Are you sure that you stand behind this blog's wisdom as a good thing to promote and pass along in our theater community? If you don't have anything worthwhile to say on your blog, it's okay not to say anything.
I read his blog. if i was a young producer, I would be interested in this. But also I think it's interesting that someone is publishing his blog as a book.
To me this is news both for bloggers and for producers.
I put it out there because i think it's interesting. i assume people can make their own judgments as you very obviously already did.
I am not interesting in safeguarding people from anything. I post things I think are interesting. I don't always agree with Ken's opinions but I sometimes do and more often I find them fascinating. You don't often get to hear what commercial producers in New York think about things. As a writer I am interested in viewpoints very different from my own.
Adam, you're doing it again. And again without any context of your own. Have you read this blog a lot? Certainly, the posts are opinion, so ya can't say they're wrong, but twisted commercialism is not a stretch. Are you sure that you stand behind this blog's wisdom as a good thing to promote and pass along in our theater community? If you don't have anything worthwhile to say on your blog, it's okay not to say anything.
ReplyDeleteI read his blog. if i was a young producer, I would be interested in this. But also I think it's interesting that someone is publishing his blog as a book.
ReplyDeleteTo me this is news both for bloggers and for producers.
I put it out there because i think it's interesting. i assume people can make their own judgments as you very obviously already did.
I am not interesting in safeguarding people from anything. I post things I think are interesting. I don't always agree with Ken's opinions but I sometimes do and more often I find them fascinating. You don't often get to hear what commercial producers in New York think about things. As a writer I am interested in viewpoints very different from my own.