Cryptogram

The Cryptogram is a play best appreciated in its final moments, when Mamet's foreshadowing resonates with double meaning.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed SUSAN WALKER 2011

As she did even more strikingly with the West Coast premiere of David Mamet's "Cryptogram" at the Magic Theatre a decade ago, Damashek has dug into the text to expose more layers of discomfort, edgy humor and compassion than were evident in their New York outings.

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The pivotal character in "" The Cryptogram '' is John, a 10-year-old boy, and as we listen to him try to bring his broken world to order we realize that Mamet's language is at bottom a child's lingo, the trial-and-error, stop-and-start, nonresponsive speech tactic of kids.

Phantoms In The Dark 2008

Also via Cryptogram: the Onion has an amusing editorial on terror.

B2fxxx 2008

"" The Cryptogram '' is Mamet's coming to terms with a troubled past just as "" Three Tall Women '' was for Edward Albee.

Phantoms In The Dark 2008

We decided to see, in this order: The Seagull, Cryptogram, and Waiting for Godot.

Small World 2006

We decided to see, in this order: The Seagull, Cryptogram, and Waiting for Godot.

La Coquette: 2006

Bruce Schneier, who is on the working group evaluating the security and privacy implications of the US Secure Flight passenger screening program, is very critical of the expanding scope of the program is his latest Cryptogram.

B2fxxx 2005

Lot's more besides, Cryptogram is always a good read.

B2fxxx 2005

Bruce Schneier's latest Cryptogram newsletter leads with a stirring editorial about the erosion of privacy and the difficulty for average people to address it.

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