... bringing the plays to life. This theme is explored by Jill Dolan in her essay Utopia in Performance, wherein she outlines the formal aspects of representing utopia "in the performer's grace, in the audience's generosity, in the lucid power of intersubjective understanding, however fleeting. These are the moments when we can believe in utopia"28. Dolan's highlighting a fluid notion of utopian ... ...

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... his public an opportunity to join him in the fantasy he projected, The man who was president still exerts a mythical pull generated by the drama of his presidency, his physical grace, and the terrible events surrounding his death captured on film, the image of his head exploding that we can never erase, but myth's can cut both ways, allowing most to ... ...

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