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At the Source: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
Everyone's favorite story of distressed teenagers in love.
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"When people say America doesn't have a culture, they're usually referring to the homogenized and mass-produced aesthetic designed to be as comforting and inoffensive as possible to its presumed audience of middle class white people.
America, like any sizeable country, doesn't have a single culture so much as it has a wide panoply of them drawn from different Regional social and cultural influences but when we talk about cultural developments that are uniquely American, we're often talking about contributions from its marginalized populations.
For example, jazz, gospel and Hip-Hop originated in Black communities, while country (at least before it went all "Flags trucks and Jesus") is a conglomeration of working-class folk music from various sources.
Music Theater, meanwhile, owes a lot to Jewish creators (also Black writers, read up on Shuffle Along for more info), as does the development of American humor in the 20th century."
(Musical Hell. At the Source: Tevye der milkhiker by Sholem Aleichem)
Henryk Siemiradzki (Polish, 1843-1902) At the source, 1898 National Gallery of Art, Boris Voznitsky, Lviv
They're beauty, they're grace!
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She [Keira] lives in my neighborhood and I’ve been hoping to bump into her to thank her. I really admired her as a kid.
Kaya Scodelario
At the Source: Smiles of a Summer Night, dir. Ingmar Bergman
The moodiest farce you will ever see.
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At the Source: Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood
(ERRATA: The video pre-roll was accidentally muted. Everything else is fine.)
Will the real Sally Bowles please stand up?
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