more we realize that it is essential for us to make many friends out of the theatre. We have got to the point where this company bores us to hysteria. Although alone they are all interesting, nice people, when they are together they seem to set up a reaction, to represent everything superficial and artificial. And after an evening of being clever, always with a little edge of smirk to the cleverness, of brilliant surface conversation, we come out feeling wasted and soiled. People ought to stay apart if that is what happens when they get together.
