When the iconic Stage Manager in a recent off-Broadway production of Our Town made his entrance carrying a cell phone, a murmur rippled through the audience. Wilder’s play has long been associated with slow time and small-town values. What would the playwright have made of this high-tech intrusion? The question provides an interesting vantage point for assessing Larry Rosen†(...)
December 17, 2010
Books
Overdose
RewiredUnderstanding the iGeneration and the Way They LearnLarry D. RosenPalgrave Macmillan, $17, 256 pp.
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