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re: THE COLLABORATION Yesterday
Last Edit: DistantDrumming 12:29 pm EST 12/19/22
Posted by: DistantDrumming 12:27 pm EST 12/19/22
In reply to: THE COLLABORATION Yesterday - sergius 07:02 am EST 12/19/22

I really enjoyed the Andy Warhol Diaries docuseries on Netflix. That said, the series, which used Warhol's actual diary entries as the main narration, left me with the impression that Warhol was not a great wordsmith. And, it appears, likely suffered from some type of mental illness that made him obsessive about certain people, preoccupations or themes. Obsessions are rarely fascinating to anyone but the person experiencing them, so I guess I'm not entirely surprised that tedium may be something experienced in a play about Warhol & Basquiat. Those qualities certainly made certain parts of the series sag.

In *some* ways, perhaps the Warhol persona was more fascinating than the man himself. But, I still appreciated the facets of his personality and family history that the docuseries showcased. I imagine accomplishing the same in a play would be a lot more challenging.
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re: THE COLLABORATION Yesterday
Posted by: hanon 12:37 pm EST 12/19/22
In reply to: re: THE COLLABORATION Yesterday - DistantDrumming 12:27 pm EST 12/19/22

Several decades ago, I played piano in a restaurant that Andy Warhol came I into. I never met the man, but everyone I talked to said that you needed to avoid getting into a conversation with him, because he was so incredibly tedious in person.
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