I was reading your article on Gertrude Stein, and lo!, you made a discovery for me. I've never been able to remember when or where I directed Kupferman's IN A GARDEN. My god: 1949! I was 19 years old!! I didn't touch Stein again until 1961[?] when Carmines (Al) & I did WHAT HAPPENED. After that I couldn't stop. We went on and on...in circles... . So again, thanks for solving my history problem.
Larry Kornfeld
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A graceful piece of writing. Remember, Alenier is commenting on a fellow stepping into her terrain, and I believe she does so with generosity, saying "there is enough of everything to go around".
Grace Cavalieri
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I enjoyed reading about this new approach to creating a musical production based on the life of Gertrude Stein. Obviously, she is still inspiring artists! I look forward to cornering Ms. Alenier about her impressions of the new production.
Susan Absher
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I will be rereading this all week.SO rich, so much tapestry.One cannot get all it nourishes in one sitting. This is a fireside companion, this article.
Grace Cavalieri
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