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Hemingway’s Lost Manuscript: A Short Play

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SPOTLIGHT onstage opens on a group of well dressed "literary-types" who are engaged in scholarly debate while awaiting the arrival of their friend, ERNEST HEMINGWAY.  The group, GERTRUDE STEIN, ALICE B. TOKLAS, F. SCOTT FITZGERALD and EZRA POUND are gathered in the drawing room of  27 rue de Fleurus, STEIN and TOKLAS' Parisian apartment and salon, circa 1921

CARTOON: Whipping Up Some Fun

Naughty Knockers. Today's cartoon by Vaughan Tomlinson.

Audience Reviews From Romeo and Juliet’s Opening Night

“As someone whose family is also mired in a generations-long feud, it felt nice to be represented.” “Took me right back to when I was a horny, wealthy teenager.” “I had a roach in my popped corn.” And more!

The Many Nicknames of William Shakespeare

Willy Slickspeare, The Merchant of Menace, King Fear, The Dean of PG-13, and more!

CARTOON: Beach Buds

Fleeting friendships. Today's cartoon by Bob Eckstein.

CARTOON: Outside

Fresh air and threats. Today's cartoon by Tyson Cole.

CARTOON: Bullseye

Pretty dark in here. Today's cartoon by Asher Perlman.

#MoodyMonsters

Sighclops, Sass quatch, Moodusa, and more #MoodyMonsters on this week's trending joke game!

CARTOON: Rent Vent

Look out for the eviction fairy. Today's cartoon by Drew Panckeri.

Excerpts from the NEW New Broadway Adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird Starring Naomi Campbell as Calpurnia

CALPURNIA: Atticus, you better check your lipstick before you even think of coming to talk to me.  *Does a sultry hair flip and eye ball roll.*  Now, don’t go tugging at that dress, Scout. You want to have it all wrinkled before you even get to school? 

CARTOON: Kinder

Feeling set up? Today's cartoon by Mat Barton & Adam Cooper.

Back In My Day, Kids Didn’t Watch TV… No, They Played Outdoors Because They Heard A Rumor That A Dead Body Was Out By The Quarry

See, back in my day, letting children search for a dead quarry-body was (in many ways) the best education our small town had to offer. Not only did dead-body-searching teach kids crucial, all-important skills like hard work, perseverance, and how to poke a drifter with a stick.

CARTOON: Play Day