This week’s quote
“I often sit with my eyes closed — and it doesn’t necessarily mean I’m awake.”
… Guess the show: It’s from a line of dialogue from a currently running play in Colorado. Register your guess as a comment at the bottom of this story.
Last week’s quote
“Never trust a journalist — especially a good one.”
That line was from Thomas Gibbons’ “Bee-Luther-Hatchee,” now being performed by the Modern Muse Theatre Company. Given the phat target the media makes in the artistic community, I have to admit I snickered a bit.
The line comes as advice from the best friend of a New York book editor, who is prepping for her interview with a New York Times reporter. Read more about the play
Your winning guesser: Alas, no one this week.
Previous quizzes answered
April 11, 2008: “When Picasso took a (bleep), he didn’t call it art. He knew the difference. That’s what made him Picasso.” – “”The Shape of Things,” Hunger Artists, solved by Haley Johnson.
April 4, 2008: “If you want to get to heaven – don’t eat spare ribs when you’re having your period.” – “The Last Session,” Theatre Group, solved by Carla Kaiser Kotrc.
March 15, 2008: “Maybe I didn’t really know you. Maybe you were just a mirage. Maybe the world is full of food and sex and spectacle and we’re all just hurling towards an apocalypse, in which case it’s not your fault.” – “Contrived Ending” (quoting “Say Anything”), Conundrum Productions, solved by, sigh, no one.
Feb. 28, 2008: “When I die, don’t tell nobody. Just bury me in the backyard and tell everybody I left you.” – “Dearly Departed,” Platte Valley Players, solved by Lyndsay Giraldi Palmer.
Feb. 23, 2008: “He shot both his housemates – who would have pegged him as a Democrat?” – “Our House’ by the Denver Center Theatre Company, solved by Brady Delander.
