Sylvia Plath

The Good Wine is not just about good wine — it is the savoring of decadence and long baths. It is slow dancing at a wedding, cinnamon rolls and the warmth of the sun. It is bliss, it is pleasure — it is that “Champagne Shit” as Janelle Monáe has recently put it. My Good Wine is as simple as your craft beer, your aperol spritz, your various kinds of martini or your French 75. 

Through this telescopic separation, and a voyeuristic existence, I express my love for life. This expression is my camera roll filled with no less than 50,000 photos, as I experience this life from the outside looking in.

If Allison’s 2020 release Color Theory was a haunting self-portrait of isolation and loss, then her 2022 project is a self-aware, supernatural drama that makes peace with a bleak future.

There’s something refreshing and invigorating about a young soul such as Parks, who has their whole life and career before them, painting empathy and optimism to endure the time until normalcy

It turns out geography doesn’t change your issues with yourself, and going to a prestigious college doesn’t fix your insecurities either.

Performing the role of Sylvia Plath is Bay Area actress Lorri Holt, who walks on stage in a medium-length skirt and blue cardigan like the classic ‘50s housewife that Slyvia Plath was expected to be.

So your third-favorite English-major friend walks in and gets in line. He has that look in his eyes that says, “I’m going to order a Blonde Roast coffee and work on my screenplay,” and you happily interrupt that look with a wave.