When bad things happen: a conversation between Donald Margulies and Naomi Wallace.(Playscript)
American Theatre, July, 2003 by Margulies, Donald
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Margulies and Wallace spoke via telephone in May. He was in rehearsals in Costa Mesa, Calif., and she was at home near Leeds, three hours north of London.
NAOMI WALLACE: Do you consider yourself a political artist?
DONALD MARGULIES: I guess I don't. I tell stories that provoke people to think politically or to think about things in political terms. I've been told I'm a political writer, but it's not how I primarily define myself. Do you think of yourself as a political writer?
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WALLACE: I'd say that, yes, I'm a political writer. I write about history. It's a funny ...
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