Oh Barry, we have lived here a LONG time. And we can wait some more. We know ourselves. We own our integrity. In some ways we are better for the fight than to ease into uncontested acceptance. It is a matter of paying attention with a fierce sensitivity to others on the margins, those whom we might miss by jumping too gleefully toward "normal". It will come to us. And who is next to be rejected?
The show is a classic play on the old-time variety hour. Local writers and performers infuse the script with Prairie Home Companion-style charm to raise funds for area nonprofits.
Re: “The morning after Amendment 1: Your world. And mine.”
Oh Barry, we have lived here a LONG time. And we can wait some more. We know ourselves. We own our integrity. In some ways we are better for the fight than to ease into uncontested acceptance. It is a matter of paying attention with a fierce sensitivity to others on the margins, those whom we might miss by jumping too gleefully toward "normal". It will come to us. And who is next to be rejected?