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About Michael Butchin

I was born, according to the official records, in the Year of the Ram, under the Element of Fire, when Johnson ruled the land with a heavy heart; in the Cradle of Liberty, to a family of bohemians. I studied Chinese language and literature at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. I spent some years in Taiwan teaching kindergarten during the day, and ESOL during the evenings. I currently work as a high school ESOL teacher, and am an unlikely martial artist. I have spent much of my life amongst actors, singers, movie stars, beautiful cultists, Taoist immortals, renegade monks, and at least one martial arts tzaddik. I currently reside in Taipei, Taiwan.

JULIET’S NURSE; Lois Leveen, 2014

When we read a play, all that we can know about the characters is contained in their lines of dialogue. Sometimes, the playwright will include detailed notes regarding setting, characters’ moods and humours when speaking their lines, and blocking. But … Continue reading

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