SlowLearner

MAKE A BIG NOISE

I was pleased to see Martin Denton's rave review of Andrea Lepcio's Looking For The Pony this evening. I have managed to miss many of this plays iterations over the past several years, but I did see I think was its original ten-minute form, at Manhattantheatresource's Estrogenius Festival back in 2002. It was, and remains in my head, the best ten-minute play I've ever seen. It made me actually respect the whole concept of the ten minute play. It packed more innovation and emotional depth into ten minutes than I thought possible. I'm glad to know it survived to full length intact. 

--SlowLearner

IF THE MACHINES ARE TO WORK FOR US, THEY'LL NEED BASIC COGNITIVE SKILLS

More posts on the Universal Robots blog.

BUT SUPPOSE WE COULD START MAKING OUR OWN CREATURES

The first posts are up at the Universal Robots blog.

FOR JOSH JAMES

That cat loves me, man. Look at the love in her eyes.

YOU DO UNESSENTIAL THINGS