the critic roams through culture, looking for prey - mason cooley
I am quoting Michael Billington's review of Mayorga's Way to Heaven here:
"[...] And, although he shows Jewish prisoners being coerced into participating in this grisly ritual, their ultimate failure to rebel could be construed as criticism [...] But, although the play disturbs in its suggestion that all humanity is implicated in the most hideous crime of the 20th century, a work like Primo Levi's If This Is A Man makes this kind of theatrical fantasy redundant."
duh? duh? and duh again? no wonder he made such fake observations of the sultan's elephant.
"[...] And, although he shows Jewish prisoners being coerced into participating in this grisly ritual, their ultimate failure to rebel could be construed as criticism [...] But, although the play disturbs in its suggestion that all humanity is implicated in the most hideous crime of the 20th century, a work like Primo Levi's If This Is A Man makes this kind of theatrical fantasy redundant."
duh? duh? and duh again? no wonder he made such fake observations of the sultan's elephant.
posted by Swar Thounaojam at 11:36 am
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