Calvary Presbyterian Church

It's kind of a libretto with, or, or it's text with no music, and it allows you to take and make it whatever you want it to be.

And we've, have this really beautiful space at Calvary Presbyterian Church where Wisconsin Classic Stage calls home, and we are gonna transform this entire church into an art installation.

And it's really compelling to me that this myth still is so thought-provoking today, and we think of-- We were talking about this in rehearsal the past couple days of how much influence our cell phones have over us and how there was, at a time when Gertrude Stein was writing this, the advent of electricity, and there were people on the other side saying, "Uh, candlelight's better, and this is something from the devil." And now we have technology that's continuing to ramp up, and it's as timely, as relevant as ever, and it's so essential to the human experience, that need and that want for power of some sort.

It's kind of a universal theme that we can always keep returning to.

[laughs] Yeah

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Calvary Presbyterian Church and resume rehearsals.

My last question for you while you're here in the studio-