Meghan Randolph
Stories (4/0)
My dreams for the theatre in 2021 and beyond
This dumpster fire year is almost over. Hooray! Among the many unpleasant realizations we've had to digest this year, for theatremakers one of the worst is that our industry is, well, a mess. An inequitable, abusive, elitist mess.
By Meghan Randolph3 years ago in Geeks
Artists showed up.
A lot of people stepped up in this tragic pandemic. We as a country have demonstrated our ability to care for one another, to support the most vulnerable, and to fight for those in need. Those people are extraordinary. Doctors, nurses, staff of healthcare centers, grocery store and big box store workers, unemployment office employees...the list continues. The essential workers who risked their lives for us are amazing and we are forever in their debt.
By Meghan Randolph4 years ago in Journal
10 Shocking Stephen King Stories
I'm going to say something a smidge controversial: I like Stephen King better in brief. Sure, there's no denying his brilliance in epics like The Stand or IT. But my most satisfying King reads have been more focused: Pet Sematary, Carrie, Misery, even Bag of Bones, which is not short, but feels weightless next to some of his other works.
By Meghan Randolph4 years ago in Horror
Hidden Battles
If there's one solid fact we can take away from the current pandemic, it's that it has exposed the gaping holes in our society; the populations for which our country has fallen desperately short. The unemployed or underemployed. Individuals of color. The poor. The almost poor. The not quite poor but within one disaster from being poor.The disabled. Then there are the systems we are constantly assured are here to help us. The banking industry. Government programs. The health insurance industry. I could go on and on.
By Meghan Randolph4 years ago in Psyche