Know No Cure (for The Program)
STAGE :: Know No Cure
By Michael ScottVIC | 25.06.2007
On a nondescript operating table in some nondescript O.R., in some nondescript location, Cyber lies, ready to receive a nondescript operation. The procedure that follows sends him on a whacked-out, tripped up journey into an unravelling subconscious so fraught with nonsensical happenings that even a cursory attempt at explanation would appear futile.
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Labels: published work, theatre review, writing
posted by walypala @ 4:02 pm
3 Comments:
Adam's a bit upset with you! (Well, us then.) See Spark Online... you style-obsessed monster you!
I�m sure he�ll manage.
Whether he manages or not I have little sympathy.
Putting aside for one moment that in Adam's response to a certain other review he talks about himself in the third person... an irritating habit (save in jest), Adam's complaints miss the point.
To object to comments on his work that focus on style over substance ignores the fact that his text was so turgid that its meaning was, for the most part, lost amongst its esoteric verbiage.
His style prevented any real engagement by the viewer in the substance of his work.
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