Hic et nunc - The New York Times (02/09/1984)

 

When a passage is uttered on the stage, and a sudden murmur rushes through the auditorium like a wind that raises a wave on a placid lake, old actors say that the play has ''caught hold'' or that there is a ''good house.'' But what does a ''good'' house mean? The living voice is always here and now, hic et nunc. (...)


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