←Recommendations of I am the Center of My Universe

  • Charles Scott Jones: I am the Center of My Universe by Nora Louise Syran
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    Our place in the universe. What could be more thought-provoking? From the earth as the Pale Blue Dot in the photo taken by Voyager I, while billions of miles away - to standing before Van Gogh's Starry Night at MOMA. Read Nora Louise Syran's wonderful monologue.

    Our place in the universe. What could be more thought-provoking? From the earth as the Pale Blue Dot in the photo taken by Voyager I, while billions of miles away - to standing before Van Gogh's Starry Night at MOMA. Read Nora Louise Syran's wonderful monologue.

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  • Melinda Szarvas: I am the Center of My Universe by Nora Louise Syran
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    O my God I loved it so so much! Beautiful monologue! Okay, beyond admiration, I should write something clever and useful, right? The text is beautifully constructed, packed with many profound thoughts in a moment. Yet, these almost philosophical questions are discussed in the most ordinary manner. This, I believe, is its greatest virtue. How it turns an everyday moment into something wonderfully unique and irreplaceable. Very nice work!

    O my God I loved it so so much! Beautiful monologue! Okay, beyond admiration, I should write something clever and useful, right? The text is beautifully constructed, packed with many profound thoughts in a moment. Yet, these almost philosophical questions are discussed in the most ordinary manner. This, I believe, is its greatest virtue. How it turns an everyday moment into something wonderfully unique and irreplaceable. Very nice work!

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  • Jonny Bolduc: I am the Center of My Universe by Nora Louise Syran
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    This is a lovely, lovely monologue. I love how it slowly zooms in from the anxiety inducing "largeness" of our reality--our constantly hyper-connected reality, and focuses on the reality of light changing a landscape, the moments captured in paintings, or by the nose of a dog. A wonderful choice to perform and emotionally resonant. great work.

    This is a lovely, lovely monologue. I love how it slowly zooms in from the anxiety inducing "largeness" of our reality--our constantly hyper-connected reality, and focuses on the reality of light changing a landscape, the moments captured in paintings, or by the nose of a dog. A wonderful choice to perform and emotionally resonant. great work.

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