Sublime

He is an amazing man and artist, and his films My Dinner with Andre and Vanya on 42nd Street were HUGE inspirations to me (watch them!). For a few weeks he once gathered a group of lost actor souls in a loft in the Garment District, and we would do these strange body exercises called plastiques.

Lori Elle and Robia LaMorte,

“Joe the Jew.”

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“Evil” may or may not be banal, but killing Jews sure is.

The play goes on as usual. The actors are blissfully ignorant of their roles.

And I remembered believing the various teachers and professors who assured me and my peers that the play wasn’t antisemitic, of course, just a product of its time—and the proof was that it was way better than Christopher Marlowe’s The Jew of Malta, where the title character expresses his fondness for poisoning wells.

performer Laurie Anderson’s