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6 Comments

  • Frederick Sperberg

    Randy,
    I, too, attended Trinity (class of ‘73). Tonight, as I talked about Faulkner with my son’s junior English class teacher, I mentioned Journey to Jefferson.

    I always thought it was McKinney who adapted it, but I see you credit Bob Flynn. My ultimate interest is in trying to acquire a script. Could you tell me how to get in touch with Flynn?

    Thank you,

    F Sperberg

  • Hi Frederick,
    It’s good to hear from you. Were you connected with Trinity Theater? I would be interested in hearing more about it during your era. Robert Flynn did adapt JOURNEY TO JEFFERSON from Faulkner’s AS I LAY DYING. If I’m not mistaken Baker directed it. It had a very successful tour of Europe and the production was awarded a big prize. I saw the production at the Dallas Theater Center. It was quite something, one of Baker’s signiture pieces, one of many. I will always remember the family, pulling that heavy wagon on the revolving stage. And characters hanging around with straw between their teeth. Robert Flynn has a slick website. Google Robert Flynn Randy Ford

  • croatiandrama

    Hi!

    Very nice blog. I’m writing about Croatian theatre so if you are interested in it visit my blog: http://croatiandrama.wordpress.com/

  • Hi,
    Thank you for putting me onto croatiandram. It is certainly an impressive website. Croatian drama seems to have a tremendous amount of vatility. I would like to go back to Zagreb. The only time we went through there, we were pulled over for a traffic violation.
    I highly recommend your website: http://croatiandrama.wordpress.com. Randy Ford

  • croatiandrama

    Thank you Randy. It’s exciting time for Croatian drama right now. We have a lot’s of very good playwrights. Hope you gonna read some of them sometimes.

  • Hats off to Croatian drama.


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