"The way contemporary history is told is like a huge concert where they present all of Beethoven's one hundred thirty-eight opuses one after the other, but actually play just the first eight bars of each. If the same concert were given again in ten years, only the first note of each piece would be played, thus one hundred thirty-eight notes for the whole concert, presented as one continuous melody. And in twenty years, the whole of Beethoven's music would be summed up in a single very long buzzing tone, like the endless sound he heard the first day of his deafness."
'>Milan Kundera
The Exact Opposite of Being Ignored: Playwrights at the O'Neill
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In July 2025, beginning playwrights assembled at the Eugene O'Neill
Theater Center in Waterford, Connecticut for the 60th straight year (though
in Covid P...
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