Jackie Salit on the Democratic Party Debate (as theatre)
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Jackie Salit on the Democratic Party Debate (as theatre)

19 Oct Jackie Salit on the Democratic Party Debate (as theatre)

Posted at 21:23h in I Like This, Look and Listen, Politics by

Don’t miss Jackie Salit (president, independentvoting.org) in the Huffington Post. “Mother Hillary and Uncle Bernie: A Theatrical Review” helps you see things you might have missed.

“Like many a mainstay in American theatre, the CNN debate was a family drama. Like A Raisin in the Sun, or Death of a Salesman, or Streetcar Named Desire, there is conflict from the start among the members of the family. A pending inheritance, a decline in social status, a shameful secret-somehow the family is being tested by certain social and psychological pressures.” Read on…

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