always leave space for the divine

Photo: Jan Versweyveld

|| notes on Studio360 - TAVI GEVINSON interviews BEN WISHAW:

"your intuition is quicker than your intelligence"

"your job is not to judge your work, your job is to make it" 

"always leave space for the divine" 

On Chekhov

"The main theme of  these plays is the sense of life of human beings, who are soaked in the consuming feeling of restlessness and insecurity, who are constantly worried because of their vague perception that the life they are leading is not whole, not real life at all. Everyone of them is haunted by an indefinite longing for a meaningful purpose, happiness and a different, significant state of being."

- Karla Hielscher, 1987

"When we write, we don't copy the world as it is (how could this work anyway), but we're creating proposals, changes, demands, through not seeing the world as it is, but how it is for us, and how it could be, if one would let us, or how it wouldn't be, never."

- Wolfram Lotz, On The Impossible Theatre