Comments on: 10 questions: Mac Rogers

By: Ian Mackenzie

Ian Mackenzie — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 00:10:00 +0000

I love this:

“My work is informed by terror. I start from a place of weakness and fear, and try to see where it leads. I have the liberal’s weakness, of seeing an injustice in society and instead of doggedly and dogmatically trying to fix it, at any cost to anything else, I go to self analysis mode, wondering what I and others who resemble me may have done to allow this injustice to exist, and what weakness in ourselves may have led us to do that thing.”

By: Mac

Mac — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 20:31:00 +0000

Josh, what can I say - I did for a broad! However, you will note that my sartorial standards have improved astronomically.

Nick, upon glancing at your archives, I see that they bear out your correction here. I apologize for mischaracterizing you.

By: nick@

nick@ — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 19:29:00 +0000

Mac, with all the nice things you have been saying about me here and there in the comment sections of other blogs, I have to assume that your reference to me here as a cockroach is a compliment. However, I am as human as you are and often as traumatized as you claim you are by the theatrosphere wars. I don’t always “get right up and keep blogging the next day.” (Ian himself has scolded me for not posting enough.) My blogging is a very difficult job for me. But the debates that I enter (sometimes initiate) I believe are necessary and important vehicles for examining our relationships to our peers and the art form of theatre.

By: Joshua James

Joshua James — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 18:36:00 +0000

Mac, when did you move away from Astoria?!

You LEFT us.

That's it, gloves are OFF.

I'm telling folks that you used to work in a bank and wore a suit and tie.

There. Consider yourself OUTED. Heh-heh.