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thank you for this quote from Anne Bogart and her final words: reflection and criticism belong before and after, never during the creative act.
You’re welcome, Nancy. Anne is one of my favorite stage directors and her books are chock full of hard-won wisdom. I highly recommend them if you have not read her before.