Let’s be clear, however: starting a collection of theatrical scrapbooks was inevitable. Time will tell how whether I succeed in becoming the 21st century’s Gabrielle Enthoven.

I was literally texting my dad that Sara needed to break up with him so he could write good music again. 😂 The curse of the lyric poet!

exploring ways to transition to a career in special collections, the counterfactual narrative another version of myself has been living ever since I got hired to work at my college library. Here's hoping this moves me forward in becoming a curator or archivist in a performing arts collection!

Yep, this is essentially my question! It sounds cheap, and I need confirmation it is in fact cheap. 😂 (I am doing my revisions for the Theatre Things book—writing about the rise of booklet programs in the UK.)

I literally wouldn’t have been able to teach Todd Gitlin this week without this childhood knowledge! (Also oh man, Green Acres. Hillbillies was more my end of the millennial Nick at Nite programming.)

This was my childhood in the late 90s and early 2000s! But tragically with no Hitchcock (but fortunately with Norman Lear comedies and Happy Days and the Wonder Years, true windows into my parents’ generation)