Cairo Redux.(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the Editor)
American Theatre, February, 2004 by Robbins, Kenneth
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Reading Erik Ehn's "A Passage to Cairo," I was reminded of my experience during the 5th International Festival, which my wife and I attended in September 1993. I served as a member of the international jury while my wife, Dorothy Dodge Robbins, presented a paper on feminist writers of the absurd, a most challenging experience for all.
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I served as the lone American on a jury of peers from around the world: Germany, Great Britain, Poland, Egypt, France, Venezuela. Much that Mr. Ehn describes is, surprisingly, what I experienced 10 years earlier: a broad mix of ...
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