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artscope magazine: January/February 2008
Welcome Statement: Brian Goslow, managing editor
Office Space
North Shore Originals
Rania Matar: Lebanon at the crossroads
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Sticky Bun City
The Museum of Russian Icons
One Hundred Years of Art: The Whistler House Museum
The Owbow Gallery
artSPACE@16
Currents4: Amy Stacey Curtis
New Acquisitions 2007
Dennis Lucas: Provincetown artist migrates inland for the season
Lean back. Consider it for a moment.
Women's Rural Entrepreneurial Network(WREN)
ART, art, ART, and more Art: Sixteen Boston art dealers go to Art Basel Miami 2007
Edurne Esponda: Codico propio (personal code)
Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Project
The Little Dog Laughed
Puppetry in New England: Bread and Puppet Theater, The Tanglewood Marionettes and Dan Butterworth
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The Little Dog Laughed
Christopher Caggiano

The funniest play on Broadway last season was, hands down, Douglas Carter Beane’s “The Little Dog Laughed.” The story of a fictional Hollywood heartthrob and his numerous dalliances with a gay-for-pay call boy, the play garnered a Tony nomination for best play, and earned a Best Actress Tony Award for Julie White, who ran away with the show with her rapid-fire delivery and surefire comic timing. In anticipation of its Boston premier at the SpeakEasy Stage Company, artscope correspondent Christopher Caggiano spoke with Beane about why the subject matter was so appealing.


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