after some very intense moments not enjoying the atmosphere but enjoying an overwhelmingly intimate play at rust belt books, i wandered over to the drama section on the off chance that i'd find what i was looking for and lo and behold there it was, a one volume hard cover copy of angels in america, a gay fantasia on national themes, in all its glory for half the price that id have expected it to be. i only regret that i made megan late and that i was the only one representing the house and that sometimes you never know what to say to people that you really like and care about.

to go or not to go



for those who can't make it there:

ftaa indymedia coverage of miami (http://www.ftaaimc.org/en/index.shtml)

don't place your bets on me just yet, im only half way home

tony kushner's angels in america has been made into a 2 part movie to be shown on hbo in december. (http://www.hbo.com/films/angelsinamerica/) it's directed by mike nichols (who's afraid of virginia woolf) and is sposed to be amazing (http://www.msnbc.com/news/990683.asp)

8 of samuel beckett's plays were filmed for the pbs stage on screen series. (http://www.pbs.org/wnet/stageonscreen/) maybe one day they'll show it again

matthew barney's the cremaster cycle (http://www.cremaster.net/) will be playing at the george eastman house in rochester in december. then it'll play at the market arcade in feb 2004.