Inside the Issue: Sarah Ruhl on Finding Her Original Face

from Tricycle Talks Hosted by Tricycle: The Buddhist Review

In this special series of episodes, editor-in-chief James Shaheen sits down with three contributors to the winter issue of the magazine, out this month. In today's episode, he's joined by Sarah Ruhl, an award-winning playwright and poet interviewed in the issue. Shaheen and Ruhl discuss the relationship between the face and the self, the role of theater in building empathy, and the power of not praying for outcomes.

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