Caryl Churchill

Is this a contemporary play or-

It was, yeah, it was Caryl Churchill.

Ah.

Yeah.

I'm going to quote a little bit of Chloe Ravenna, who's writing for Broadway World here.

They have... added new works by playwright, Carol Churchill, a joint world premiere production, which will be presented concurrently.

So at the same time as London's Almeida theater production, um, and, uh, They will also have a new reading series, What's Past is Prologue.

Very cool.

Yes.

So there is a new Carol Churchill play.

I mean, that's always a cause for a celebration.

But it's also starring the great Kato Flynn, Emmy winning Kato Flynn, who is a brilliant, brilliant theatre actress.

But I've got to say, I am so excited for this.

Yeah, it's pretty amazing.

I'm in a new play from Carol Churchill, who must have, you know, a claim to be the greatest living playwright these days.

Yeah, even though it's only 15 minutes long, only on for a week, but it's going to be fascinating.

I mean, they were just not getting programmed.

If you look at any of those programs, it might be a woman co-wrote it with somebody else or there was one or an overseas, Carol Churchill or someone major.

But, you know, that first play of mine went on and it did so well.

And then I thought, what do you do now? How do you get another show? I'm thinking it'd be quite easy.

I

also love Tom Stoppard, love Carol Churchill, love Dominic Morisot.

Anything that Jose Rivera's written just because he goes to these crazy, surreal, wonderful places, I think is terrific.

So Yeah, I'm older than Jade, so I have a few more of these artists to maybe list, but that's a lot.