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See our plansJoe E Jeffreys is an author and critic whose work has appeared in The Village Voice, The Advocate and The Drama Review.
Ethyl Eichelberger committed suicide on August 12, 1990. The astonishing news and grisly details spread like wildfire throughout performance communities, leaving behind breathless shock, deep sadness, and the instantaneous recognition...
Joe E. Jeffreys [hounds tooth trousers, ribbed cotton white turtleneck, and black shirt]: You've got three characters we're going to be talking about: Mr. Fashion, Velvet Johnson, and Mahogany Plywood....
This article profiles experimental filmmaker Jack Smith, exploring his impact on underground film and performance art. Jeffreys examines the production history of Flaming Creatures, Smith's most well-known film.
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