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HI Philippa:Great Inside Scoop tonight. I noted your comnmet about couches and was reminded of the role of the couch in Freud's Last Session by Mark St. Germain currently running at the Marjorie S., Dean Little Theater in the West Side YMCA, 5 West 63rd Street, New York, NY., originally produce at Barrington Stage Company, Pittsfield, MA, Julianne Boyd Artistic Director. The Set Design is by Brian Prather and the set is, I believe, a replica of Freud's study at 20 Maresfield Gardens, Hampstead, NW, London on 3 September, 1939. The couch, of course, is a character in this play and how it is displayed and used by the other characters is creative and useful. Might be fun to think of the couch in Candida as a character and see what happens.

Hello Haskel,This is lovely tease, isn't it? The mtryesy in the poet's heart is the mtryesy of art what it does, how it affects people, this is a kind of mtryesy because it moves us in ways that are sometimes so profound, and sometimes even antithetical to who we think we are. Marchbanks, the young artist, has come in and suddenly changed the way in which Candida and Morrell see themselves and each other he is the prism of art through which their lives are refocused. What is Marchbanks thinking of at the end (and I can't say here what happens at the end in case people read this blog before seeing the show.) Is he glad of the outcome? Unhappy? Or do gladness or unhappiness not really enter into the heart of his mtryesy?Thanks also for your suggestion.