Maura Hogan
Writer at Freelance
Arts Critic at The Post and Courier in Charleston, S.C.
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3 weeks ago |
charlestoncitypaper.com | Maura Hogan
Actor David Strathairn in "Remember This." Credit: Rich Hein, via Spoleto Festival USA. On the spare stage of the Sottile Theatre, Jan Karski speaks the truth. He is, he hastens to explain, an insignificant man. At first blush, that may appear apt enough, given his mild demeanor, his muted wools and knits and the unimposing inflections of his words.
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3 weeks ago |
charlestoncitypaper.com | Maura Hogan
Those seeking irrefutable proof of the power of an image should look no further than the yearslong, highly publicized dispute over a selection of 1850 daguerreotypes of enslaved Southerners. Until last week, they been part of the museum collection of Harvard University.
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3 weeks ago |
culturesouth.substack.com | Maura Hogan
Whether fresh from another city or long rooted in native soil, unpacking Charleston past and present can be an all-consuming endeavor. I know I’m not alone in logging countless hours scouring the phenomenal Facebook group Charleston History before 1945. At the same time, I chase updates on seminal urban projects like the terrain-changing Union Pier and Lowline, and track shifts in the city’s social fabric, too. Thankfully, local thinkers and artists are forever mulling this as well.
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3 weeks ago |
charlestoncitypaper.com | Maura Hogan
The eerie Dock Street stage in "The Turn of the Screw:" Credit: Mike Ledford/College of Charleston In times that can seem like a full-frontal assault on common decency, conjuring the kind of creep factor that prompts moral outrage can get lost in the fray. I’m here to say you can rest assured: “The Turn of the Screw” successfully elicits the icks intended from Henry James’s lurid tale of two ghosts.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Maura Hogan
First, we meet a cluster of monks, who are soon joined by the die-hard ascetic Athanaël (Troy Cook). He’s hot and bothered by the existence of Thaïs (Nicole Heaston), a courtesan and priestess of Venus from his native Alexandria. He aims to travel there to convert her to Christianity, with the notion that doing so will banish all evil from the world.
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