Is it possible to feel a nostalgia for Watergate? Maybe it's the fact that I wasn't alive then, and it represented a time when over-the-top crookery and scandal seemed more...[insert desired word here]. It also could be the fact that Sickles' play is straight up one of the most goddamn funny plays I've ever read. Seriously. Stop whatever you're doing and read this now. The hilarious riffing on iconic moments from Pakula's "All the President's Men" is just the start, as we remember what's really at stake inside the funny, and how far we have to go.
Is it possible to feel a nostalgia for Watergate? Maybe it's the fact that I wasn't alive then, and it represented a time when over-the-top crookery and scandal seemed more...[insert desired word here]. It also could be the fact that Sickles' play is straight up one of the most goddamn funny plays I've ever read. Seriously. Stop whatever you're doing and read this now. The hilarious riffing on iconic moments from Pakula's "All the President's Men" is just the start, as we remember what's really at stake inside the funny, and how far we have to go.