Updated: Aug 7, 2019
Thank you to the consummate artist, Casey Childs, for so graciously allowing me to share the primary stages off-broadway oral history project celebrating the visionaries who created New York's vibrant off- and off-off-broadway theater.
Judith Malina - we owe you so very much.
Erma: So what's most important, what was interesting for me, not knowing this and having read other things, I didn't realize how inviting Joe Cino was because to an artist, once you find a home ... Ma
Erma: Edward Albee wasn't a part of the Cino? Marshall: Albee came. Erma: He came. He wasn't produced there. Marshall: No, no, he wasn't produced there. He had Broadway plays, they were on a different
Erma Duricko SDC