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Tom Stoppard Artist Descending a Staircase (1972) |
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Tom Stoppard Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1977) |
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Ulrich Hub An der Arche um Acht (2006) |
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(1944) |
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Peter Shaffer Equus (1973) |
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Martin McDonagh The Lonesome West (1997) |
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John Guare The House of Blue Leaves (1971) |
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Georg Büchner Woyzeck (1837) |
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Albert Camus Caligula (1944) |
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Arthur Miller Broken Glass (1994) |
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Karel Čapek R.U.R. (1920) |
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Arthur Kopit End of the World with Symposium to Follow (1984) |
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David Henry Hwang M. Butterfly (1986) |
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The sad truth is that all men want a beautiful woman, and the uglier the man, the greater the want.
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Gallimard: It's... a pure sacrifice. He's unworthy, but what can she do? She loves him... so much. It's a very beautiful story.
Song: Well, yes, to a Westerner.
Gallimard: Exuse me?
Song: It's one of your favotite fantasies, isn't it? The submissive Oriental woman and the cruel white man.
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Consider it this way: what would you say if a blond homecoming queen fell in love with a short Japanese businessman? He treats her cruelly, then goes home for three years, during which time she prays to his picture and turns down marriage from a young Kennedy. Then, when she learns he has remarried, she kills herself. Now I believe you should consider this girl to be a deranged idiot, correct? But because it's an Oriental who kills herself for a Westernerah!you find it beautiful.
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Helga: What is that Madame Su says? "We are a very old civilization." I never know if she's talking about her country or herself.
Gallimard: I walk around here, all I hear every day, everywhere is how old this culture is. The fact that "old" may be synonymous with "senile" doesn't occur to them.
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We are all prisoners of our time and place.
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: David Henry Hwang |
Beth Henley Abundance (1990) |
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Sam Shepard True West (1980) |
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Tom Stoppard The Real Thing: A Play (1982) |
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Kurt Vonnegut Happy Birthday, Wanda June (1970) |
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Hello. I am Wanda June. Today was going to be my birthday, but I was hit by an ice-cream truck before I could have my party. I am dead now. I am in Heaven. That is why my parents did not pick up the cake at the bakery. I am not mad at the ice-cream truck driver, even though he was drunk when he hit me. It didn't hurt much. It wasn't even as bad as the sting of a bumblebee. I am really happy here! It's so much fun. I am glad the driver was drunk. If he hadn't been, I might not have got to Heaven for years and years and years. I would have had to go to high school first, and then beauty college. I would have had to get married and have babies and everything. Now I can just play and play and play. Any time I want any pink cotton candy I can have some. Everybody up here is happy- the animals and the dead soldiers and people who went to the electric chair and everything. They're all glad for whatever sent them here.
Nobody is mad. We're all too busy playing shuffleboard. So if you think of killing somebody, don't worry about it. Just go ahead and do it. Whoever you do it to should kiss you for doing it.
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Don't lecture me on race relations. I don't have a molecule of prejudice. I've been in battle with every kind of man there is. I've been in bed with every kind of woman there is-from a Laplander to a Tierra del Fuegian. If I'd ever been to the South Pole, there'd be a hell of a lot of penguins who looked like me.
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When I was a naive young recruit in Spain, I used to wonder why soldiers bayoneted oil paintings, shot the noses off of statues and defecated into grand pianos. I now understand: It was to teach civilians the deepest sort of respect for men in uniform - uncontrollable fear.
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: Kurt Vonnegut |