"We must make the assumption that in the world of the play there are no accidents. Nothing occurs “by chance,” not even chance. In that case, nothing in the play is without significance. Correspondingly, the play asks us to focus upon it a total awareness, to bring our attention and curiosity without the censorship of selective interpretation, “good taste,” or “correct form.” Before making judgments, we must ask questions. This is the deepest meaning of the idea, often-repeated but little understood, that the study of art shows us how to live."

-Elinor Fuchs

"Because in a Philadelphia, no matter what you ask for, you can't get it.  You ask for something, it aint gonna get done.  You want to go somewhere, you can't get there from here."