THEATRE
Cui Bono?
It is not most theatre makers' intention to bring about social change and with very few exceptions, making theatre is not an act of heroism; neither does it have a great deal to do with community or even connection.
 John Freeman

The 'Sweathog' and
The Muse
 Recently, at dinner, a prize-winning poet whined about a rejection she'd received from a literary journal.  "They rejected me without even a personal note," groused this distinguished bard.
Kathi Wolfe

COMICS
My Old Man!
Carry On Nurse!
An ongoing series by
Scene4's resident mad cartoonist
Elliot Feldman

On Stein, the Beach, and Stupidity
Can anyone or anything convince the Steiny Poet that Gertrude Stein's Stanzas in Meditation not only can be read with understanding but also enjoyed?
Karren Alenier

TALE
Images of Joe
Lying on Joe's waterbed, the large tan curtains shaded the first rays of light.  On Joe's dresser were a mirror, brush, some dusty papers and a small photograph in a glass case.
Griselda Steiner

FILM
Gertrude Stein in the Movies
How right or how wrong does it get when Gertrude Stein appears in the movies? Summer is a good time to have a second look.
Renate Stendhal