Tag: Apollinaire Theatre Company

• Distraction Confounded

  29 January 2026 As the snow storm approached last Saturday, 24 January, I found myself in a rare if brief mood, focused and pleasantly anticipating both the coming snow and a lovely little tea party in New Castle to honor two friends with January birthdays, one 87 and one 89.  Humans are hard-wired for certainty,…

  georgeannmurphy

  January 30, 2026

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  Alex Pretti, Amaryllis, Apollinaire Theatre Company, Fulton County Election Office, HAMNET, Hurricane Theory, IS THIS A ROOM, Minneapolis, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Prime Minister Mark Carney, THE LAST CLASS, Thomas Jefferson, Winslow Homer, Winter Storm Fern, World Economic Forum

• Hinge Moment

  31 May 2024 In his essay collection Languages of Truth, Salman Rushdie proposed that there are “hinge moments” in history when “everything is in flux . . . [and] the future is up for grabs.”  Rushdie wrote:  “When one lives at a hinge moment in history, as we do, as Shakespeare did when he wrote…

  georgeannmurphy

  May 31, 2024

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  Angels in America, Apollinaire Theatre Company, Chelsea Theatre, Furman U, Portland Stage, reviews, Salman Rushdie, Shakespeare, Smoky Mountains, theatre, Touching the Void, Trump conviction, Western Carolina U