“How Sharper Than A Serpent’s Tooth It Is To Have A Thankless Child” King Lear (Shakespeare): Act 1, scene 4, lines 288-289 By Mel Goldberg After my mother died, my father lived with me. It was difficult because of his age. He needed special care. One afternoon when we walked into the doctor’s office, […]
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Theater Talk (Sent in by Barbara Clippinger, who as her last LLT show so wondrously proved, knows more than a thing or two about the theater.) 1. Eternity The time that passes between a dropped cue and the next line. 2. Prop A hand-carried object small enough to be lost by an actor 30
GUILLERMINA—My Comadre By Iris Slocombe When Bert and I retired in the Lakeside area we had no intention of employing a maid. I felt I could cope well without help as I had always done. However, a friend pointed out that if we could afford it we were in effect robbing someone of the
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