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Order 'Putting [the John Locke quote at the beginning of THE AMERICA PLAY] and also in the program notes may encourage people to think about the idea of America in addition to the actual day-to-day reality of America. 'In the beginning all the world was America.' All the world was an uncharted place, a blank slate, and since that beginning everyone's been filling it with tshatshkes, which we who come next receive and must do something with.'

-- Suzan-Lori Parks


Some playwrights also acknowledge an influence on their play by placing a quote on a separate page within the Preliminary Pages. Where you put it is up to you.

Typical sources of these quotes . . .


Only do this sort of thing if the quote means something significant to you and the play:
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