THE NOTABLES' INTENTIONS

Characters and situations ranging from a bondsman's influence on Aristotle to what happens during a two minute commerical break at a cable television studio. It is impossible to imagine that this refreshing work was written entirely in a country gloomily cold and lacking in all culture whatsoever, Canada. The author was forced to reside in that backwaters to escape from the religious fanaticism of a country as utterly empty of culture but where the weather was warmer, brighter, cheering. He was happier there. To be performed, like the author's other collection of plays, on a single evening, and not a "chamber drama" like Milton's "Samson Agonistes," to be only read. As with Aeschylus and Shakespeare all merit will die with enactment. When Richard Burbage, the vehicle for Shakespeare's actors, died, so did acted versions of his plays.