i've been trying to not reply to this entry. oops. i love reading lists.
i so badly want to expand upon yours, but i understand the reason you chose these plays. knowing, of course, that there are many others that fit the same heading.
but still, it makes me want to trade lists with you.
Tragedy: a Tragedy is so so good. So're the rest, that I know, but I feel like Will Eno's name doesn't get thrown around that much. Devestating playwright.
i've been trying to not reply to this entry. oops. i love reading lists.
ReplyDeletei so badly want to expand upon yours, but i understand the reason you chose these plays. knowing, of course, that there are many others that fit the same heading.
but still, it makes me want to trade lists with you.
that sounds dirty, doesn't it?
Tragedy: a Tragedy is so so good. So're the rest, that I know, but I feel like Will Eno's name doesn't get thrown around that much. Devestating playwright.
ReplyDeleteJJW, please do add to the list either here or somewhere else. and forget headings. what plays should I read and what plays should others read?
ReplyDeleteSo true, Jaime. So true.
Mr. Marmalade is fine but Kitty Kitty is better, IMO.
ReplyDeletereally? I dind't like kitty kitty kitty
ReplyDeleteforgot a kitty.
ReplyDeleteLet's Indian-wrestle for it.