A little bit of monkey business

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It can be hard to portray Buddhism on stage, according to playwright Colin Teevan, who has adapted 'Monkey,' a 16th-century novel telling the adventures of a 7th-century monk. He indicates that the production seeks to manipulate the concept of emptiness and fullness by demonstrating how theatre is formed out of nothing.

Public affairs, Theatrical producers and services, Theater Arts, Theater Companies and Dinner Theaters, Brief Article, Abstract, Portrayals, Entertainment industry, Performances, Theater, Buddhism, Monkey (Play), Teevan, Colin

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Alcoholics synonymous

Article Abstract:

Playwright Simon Gray states that he does not really know how much of his late brother Piers, who died as a result of alcoholism, is in his new play, 'Japes.' He recognizes that he has had a very close encounter with death through alcoholism too.

Criticism and interpretation, Works, Japes (Play), Gray, Simon

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