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Liz Duffy Adams: Ten Questions
What was an early, memorable theatrical experience?
The first play I ever saw was Twelfth Night at the Beverly Music Theater in Massachusetts, when I was about fifteen. I was electrified. It was a revelation of an alternate, more profoundly beautiful world that I hadn’t known existed, and I instantly and urgently wanted to belong to that world. I actually waited until the theatre was empty and took one step onto the stage, feeling at the same time absurd, thrilled, resolute. Three years later, I was studying acting in New York. And a year after that, I happened upon Richard Foreman’s Ontological-Hysteric Theater and it was a similar transcendent revelation.
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