And, you know: the first act of "Into the Woods" is a fairy tale; the second act is an adult revisiting of that same fairy tale but with all the consequences explored instead of skipped over.
That is pretty much exactly what we were doing in Alternity -- revisiting a fairy tale, but without shying away from the unpleasant consequences. So it's not surprising that "Into the Woods" really speaks to a lot of us.
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Date: 2015-09-03 04:08 am (UTC)That is pretty much exactly what we were doing in Alternity -- revisiting a fairy tale, but without shying away from the unpleasant consequences. So it's not surprising that "Into the Woods" really speaks to a lot of us.