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There were apple buds on the trees then.
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Their father lived to be 100.
Why dont you think of switching to some more traditional medication, Deborah?
Dee-Dee, never one to mince words, tells her ethereal older sister, Youre disappearing!
Very soon Im going to disappear.
But you will find me … Will you do that for me?
What if we were to open our white-knuckled hands and realize that theyve long been empty?
Would that,Find Me Hereasks, be so bad?
There are things you dont know about, she tells the exasperated Nancy with a mountains immovability.
Things that are greater than anything you are talking about.
Whose house are we in?
And the characters rarely fill in the gaps.
I was one month old when he left for the war… recalls Deborah.
He came back when I was four and he was completely changed.
Is the war World War II?
Does that mean the play is set in 2011 or so?
One can ask these things, but reallyas Chekhov might have itwhat difference does it make?
As with Deborah, theres a straight spine beneath the plays gauzy exterior.
But summer is a funny time.
Should any of these come back around, you could do much worse than to grab a ticket.
We become fans of thebabyfacewrestler Dr. Theyre just trying to get jobs and make friends and keep them, but its all so hard!
Adelaides club, the Hot Box, is now a zumba class that she runs at their senior center.
When theater can do this,bethis, whats not to love?
The delight on stage is as contagious as Adelaides cold.
Find Me Hereis part of Clubbed Thumbs Summerworks, at the Wild Project though June 29.
