Superfluities Redux
On culture and theatre, by George Hunka
A new journal for theatre minima and organum posts exclusively can now be found here.
Sunday, 29 June 2008
In an attempt to more conveniently arrange my work to see just what it is I've got flung about this World Wide Web, I posted a new page of all my writings, on and off line, at my personal Web site today. This also includes details of my published work for the Guardian and the New York Times, as well as a list of the panel discussions in which I've participated and other sundry details: the chunks, bits and dust of a professional life.
As you'll note, the plays (all five hours of them in the past four years) come first, prior to the theory, as they must; but lacking an actual stage for the moment, it's the theoretical stage that's immediately available. Anyone interested in exploring it will probably find it best to begin with the "95 Sentences About Theatre" before carrying on to the more grisly and nearly book-length (by this point) Organum, though the seed began to sprout in 2006 with "Preparing a Theater: Presumptions of an Erotic Tragedy" in Masthead. Those presumptions made, perhaps the sentences and the organa are easier to follow.
Links to the individual Guardian and Times articles – a far more lucrative endeavor than either the plays or the theory, to nobody's surprise, least of all mine – will follow as time permits.
Posted at 2.02 pm in /Miscellaneous
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