Comments on: Tim Crouch Answers the Proust Questionnaire http://explorebostontheatre.com/2009/11/10/tim-crouch-answers-the-proust-questionnaire/ Your Guide to Boston Theatre. Fri, 24 Sep 2010 11:18:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: ruth http://explorebostontheatre.com/2009/11/10/tim-crouch-answers-the-proust-questionnaire/comment-page-1/#comment-243 ruth Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:57:15 +0000 http://explorebostontheatre.com/?p=934#comment-243 Last week i saw Tim Crouch doing his play, The Arm and it was "uplifting". Actually what was weird about this is that I hold my hand often up to the mirror in my car as I am driving and I try to see how long I can do this. But my reasons are not compulsive and there's a kind of weird method to this madness. I experience mirrors all the time in terms of echoic connects and they are amazing and so I have this kind of mystic feeling when I do this that I am "receiving" and that more will come. And they do, anyhow. I do perceive, in this particular play, the OUCH of it. The ouch in crouch? His play is unusual and it's disturbingly unusual but that's good, it reminds me of so many other plays of this genre, kind of a mix of the surreal, the real, and definitely The Twilight Zone. He has an unusual perspective on life and it's kind of, weirdly, refreshing. Last week i saw Tim Crouch doing his play, The Arm and it was “uplifting”. Actually what was weird about this is that I hold my hand often up to the mirror in my car as I am driving and I try to see how long I can do this. But my reasons are not compulsive and there’s a kind of weird method to this madness. I experience mirrors all the time in terms of echoic connects and they are amazing and so I have this kind of mystic feeling when I do this that I am “receiving” and that more will come. And they do, anyhow.

I do perceive, in this particular play, the OUCH of it. The ouch in crouch?

His play is unusual and it’s disturbingly unusual but that’s good, it reminds me of so many other plays of this genre, kind of a mix of the surreal, the real, and definitely The Twilight Zone.

He has an unusual perspective on life and it’s kind of, weirdly, refreshing.

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