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2000 Stories by James Hannaham

• Blood on the Racks

  published December 19, 2000

  Solo performer and writer Eric Bogosian has made a name for himself as the raging voice of suburban alienation and violence in evening-length... More >>

• Eddie Goes to Radio City

  published November 28, 2000

  The "spectacular" is a form few experimental theater artists explore, one usually limited to French-Canadian circus acts, Argentineans in slings,... More >>

• The Disorient Express

  published October 3, 2000

  "There is a place between the actual city 'Philly' and the suburban 'Philadelphia,' " reads a stage direction from one of Tom Donaghy's early... More >>

• Space is the Place

  published September 12, 2000

  Space is perhaps the second most sought-after resource in Manhattan, right behind undivided attention. In Brooklyn, though, this is less the... More >>

• The Family That Sings Together...

  published August 15, 2000

  If we are to believe Daniel Handler, his second book, Watch Your Mouth, is not really a novel, but an opera. In the first half, at any... More >>

• The Lost Boys

  published June 13, 2000

  Sam Lipsyte's characters are difficult to sympathize with, have pity for, or otherwise understand. This is not negative criticism. The... More >>

• On the Town

  published May 9, 2000

  A week after the Denver opening of The Laramie Project—Tectonic Theater Project's new piece woven together from 200 interviews with... More >>

• Back in the Daze

  published April 18, 2000

  Say what you will about Joseph Edward, but he's never dull onstage. A bearlike slab of black brotherhood, he has a physical presence and style... More >>

• Private Dicks

  published April 11, 2000

  In her foreword to Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues, Gloria Steinem says of the clitoris, "If such an organ were unique to the male body,... More >>

• A Downtown Twain

  published February 29, 2000

  Taken together, Big Dance Theater's Another Telepathic Thing and Split Britches' Salad of the Bad Cafe represent an unusual... More >>

• Hide Your Jugular, It's the Blood-Sucking Diva

  published February 8, 2000

  "To make theater," Hot Keys mastermind Jeff Weiss memorably declared some years ago, "all you need is a candle and something to say."... More >>