Two weeks ago, art historian Simon Schama predicted in The New Yorker that Pam Gems' play about midcentury British painter Stanley Spencer, his wife, and his lover would be received--unfairly, claimed Schama--as yet another formulaic contribution to the flourishing genre of painter-as-prick.
Simon Schama commented on Pam Gems' play about Stanley Spencer.
Pam Gems has never written a play.
Every Indian had their hair done all the time.
The person in the coat is male.
A man examines the wreck of a ship deep underwater.
The man in blue is sitting there
A tatoo artist is working on a man's stomach.
There is no diving allowed.