Jack Hitt

I mean, at this point, people are actually injured in the production and they want more. Somehow that's how this entire play ended.

I mean, at this point, people are actually injured in the production and they want more. Somehow that's how this entire play ended.

I've never seen a production like this. And I've never seen an audience collapse like this.

I've never seen a production like this. And I've never seen an audience collapse like this.

Well, see, I would disagree with this. See, I think, you know, the old theater critics, you know, the ancients would say that the reason you go to the theater and to see a great production is to be, I think the word they used to use is transported.

Well, see, I would disagree with this. See, I think, you know, the old theater critics, you know, the ancients would say that the reason you go to the theater and to see a great production is to be, I think the word they used to use is transported.

The idea being that you would be lifted away from your animal nature and into these higher, more spiritual realms or get in touch with these greater tragic emotions, right? But of course what happened here was the exact opposite. We got transported directly in touch with our animal being. Our baser selves. Right. But, you know, that's almost as rare if not more so than a great production.

The idea being that you would be lifted away from your animal nature and into these higher, more spiritual realms or get in touch with these greater tragic emotions, right? But of course what happened here was the exact opposite. We got transported directly in touch with our animal being. Our baser selves. Right. But, you know, that's almost as rare if not more so than a great production.