In a series of post-performance scenes, Bridget Meeds crosses and recrosses the line between observer and observed, turning inward in a play of witness, action, and memory. Audience begins in the shadows of September 11th and spans a year as Meeds travels from one entertainment to another and the nation moves inexorably toward war.
Bridget Meeds is the author of the long poem Light, about a year working in a pizzeria in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Tuning the Beam, about a month as a poet-in-residence at a laboratory for high-energy particle physics.
From Audience
Takacs Quartet
April 20, 2002
A tidal wave of little deaths
crests and crashes over the world,
and another and another and another...
$12.95
73 pages
ISBN 0-9798112-1-X
