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Logan Xavier- Week 7- Steps Towards a New World

I am really drawn to her style and thoughts about the theatre.  Making an active effort to change anything deserves respect.  And her way with going about the theatre is very powerful.  Searching for flaws and places to improve, she exploits the stage for what it has become and what it represents.  One thing that stuck out to me was the commitment to the unknown.  That is what theatre is all about.  To me at least, that is the most exciting part about being part of a performance.  Being able to fully dive into the ocean not knowing how deep it is, is quite beautiful.  The art of not knowing is extraordinary.  The other note that I connected to was that it's not about the money! it's about the art.  This is so important to remember. the understanding of creation, and the joy that it brings. That is what you are working for, not the money.  It can be difficult in this world we live in today, due to the power involving money. But going back to the roots is beneficial and essential. 

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