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Displaying all articles tagged:
Larry Kramer
remembrances
May 28, 2020
Larry Kramer’s Inheritance
An intergenerational conversation about what he meant and means.
By
Mark Harris
and
Jackson McHenry
obituary
May 28, 2020
On Larry Kramer,
The Normal Heart,
and Playwriting As Screed
“I had internalized that meat-ax political drama was a synonym for ‘clumsy.’ But it dismantled all my craft preconceptions.”
By
Helen Shaw
deaths
May 27, 2020
Larry Kramer, AIDS Activist, Author, and Playwright, Is Dead at 84
Kramer was a crucial AIDS activist and dramatized the movement in
The Normal Heart
.
By
Jackson McHenry
takedowns
Aug. 9, 2016
Larry Kramer Shames Roth for Supporting Trump
“You are a very smart man. I cannot believe that you can possibly think Trump can run this country.”
By
E. Alex Jung
tv
June 1, 2014
Writer Sarah Schulman on
The Normal Heart
“This was a play that told the truth about how straight people behaved during the AIDS crisis, which was abominably.”
By
E. Alex Jung
the back story
May 16, 2014
Who Was John Duka? Looking for the Heart of
The Normal Heart
The real-life analogue to the
Times
reporter in the film.
By
Dan Shaw
theater review
Apr. 27, 2011
Theater Review: The Biblical Anger of
The Normal Heart
Brilliantly Endures
If it’s been too long since you’ve been ravished by fulminating righteousness, then perhaps it’s time to get reacquainted with Larry Kramer’s foundational play about AIDS.
By
Scott Brown