Jill Jichetti Jill Jichetti

Reading-writing to begin to then write


Let’s try this. What if: reading-writing is a verb. I have to be in conversation with the Teddy Eagleton concept—and as I read, I’m responding to what I’m reading, and often juggling writing-to-be-written response ideas, phrases, and sentences as I go along. I do this in very small increments: if there’s a manuscript that I’m really having a philosophically creative response to, I the writing-to-be-written as it occurs should come to fruition. And I am beginning to then write.

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World Theater History Jill Jichetti World Theater History Jill Jichetti

Reading Dario Fo’s THE TRICKS OF THE TRADE

Considering World Theater History ever since undergrad, and recently reading Dario Fo’s THE TRICKS OF THE TRADE in conjunction with considering what I’ve been practicing for the past 16 years or so—melding & intersecting Self-Portrait Photography Character Artistry with my theater background and world internet intersections. Looking forward to writing about my practice. What a book to look at as a precedent!

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