Ah hell. Serves me right.

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Well, script doctoring is an element of what dramaturgs do—it's a relatively new job that's still being defined.

I have to explain it to half of the theatre people I know.

Adding a plus-one to this: How does this episode define a dramaturg? Is there any insight into what we actually do, and how closely does it track reality?

Between Naked Nixon at the top of this article and Amy Adams in the awful fat suit at the top of the Inventory, it appears to be "incredibly disturbing picture day" here at the AV Club.

Blacksad—As far as I know, Jonathan Groff loves Zachary Quinto. They are officially the celebrity couple for whom I have the most desire/jealousy.

Stir of Echoes?

You get a "like' just for name-dropping Nifty. It's a great resource. Not for education—it's no more realistic than any other porn—but for inspiration, it's wonderful.

Maybe it has something to do with the differences in mechanics for straight people, but the model of sex as "get to the thrusting as quickly as possible and then continue, uninterrupted, as long as possible" does not seem at all enjoyable to me.

It does, in his description, seem to be crossing the line from "epic fuckfest" to "Bataan Death March".

I was a 14 year old gay boy when this movie came out, and it messed with my head—the combination of a disturbingly relatable hero (wanting what he can't have, trying to pass for normal…), aching eroticism throughout (especially Jude Law's performance), and the violence really did a number on me. Being turned on and…

1) McKellen.
2) For a theatre that gets as many scripts as MTC does, a 7 month lag time is awesome.

They are one of my I-Don't-Even-Feel-Guilty-About-It Pleasure bands.

So ready.

I did an acting program for American college students in Oxford a few years about, and he came by one evening to talk to us, answer questions, etc. He's an absolutely delightful guy—high-spirited, zero pretension.

I love how bizarre that play is. I truly do.

I saw the production that's currently on Broadway when it was at the Steppenwolf, and it was goddamn hilarious, and completely devastating. The comedy is absolutely there to be found, and the dark parts are even better when the comedy is there.

It will the fourth Undercover—it's really time.

And you really need both in your life.