Under The Streetlight

“Street Light” (Lampada ad arco) by Giacomo Balla (1909–1911)

Some of the greatest, funniest, deepest and most memorable conversations I’ve ever had occurred after seeing a play. Often on a street corner, under the lights. Catching up with a friend, talking about the work you just saw, which then opens the door for everything else.

If you’re looking for yet another reason to go see live theatre, consider this a great one.

P.S. – I just caught up with my good friend Mattie after seeing SYLVIA SYLVIA SYLVIA at the Geffen Playhouse (not out on the corner, but in a parking garage as we walked to our cars). The play is terrific and I highly recommend, but the conversation afterwards was epic.

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