Comments on: Flurry/Sleep http://blog.steppenwolf.org/2008/03/20/flurrysleep/ Sun, 20 Jul 2008 11:30:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Justin Palmer http://blog.steppenwolf.org/2008/03/20/flurrysleep/#comment-338 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:35:45 +0000 http://blog.steppenwolf.org/2008/03/20/flurrysleep/#comment-338 thanks for sharing the great articles, Polly! i'm (almost) done with the New Yorker piece. i think i read that Ms. Ruhl wrote the play FOR you. what an honor. i can't wait to see it. as a young playwright myself, i wonder what kinds of changes Sarah Ruhl's work has taken over the 10 years you've been working with her. reading about how (in the New Yorker article) she began her career and what kinds of plays she wrote was very inspirational. and this is your second shot at Dead Man's Cell Phone? how awesome! thanks for sharing the great articles, Polly! i’m (almost) done with the New Yorker piece. i think i read that Ms. Ruhl wrote the play FOR you. what an honor.

i can’t wait to see it.

as a young playwright myself, i wonder what kinds of changes Sarah Ruhl’s work has taken over the 10 years you’ve been working with her. reading about how (in the New Yorker article) she began her career and what kinds of plays she wrote was very inspirational.

and this is your second shot at Dead Man’s Cell Phone? how awesome!

]]> by: Justin Palmer http://blog.steppenwolf.org/2008/03/20/flurrysleep/#comment-337 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:35:09 +0000 http://blog.steppenwolf.org/2008/03/20/flurrysleep/#comment-337 thanks for sharing the great articles, Polly! i'm (almost) done with the New Yorker piece. i think i read that Ms. Ruhl the play FOR you. what an honor. i can't wait to see it. as a young playwright myself, i wonder what kinds of changes Sarah Ruhl's work has taken over the 10 years you've been working with her. reading about how (in the New Yorker article) she began her career was very inspirational. and this is your second shot at Dead Man's Cell Phone? how awesome! thanks for sharing the great articles, Polly! i’m (almost) done with the New Yorker piece. i think i read that Ms. Ruhl the play FOR you. what an honor.

i can’t wait to see it.

as a young playwright myself, i wonder what kinds of changes Sarah Ruhl’s work has taken over the 10 years you’ve been working with her. reading about how (in the New Yorker article) she began her career was very inspirational.

and this is your second shot at Dead Man’s Cell Phone? how awesome!

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