Jill Curtis

Theatre Headplay at Theater Workshop Boston, 549 Tremont Street indefinitely

By Jill Curtis March 16, 1971

THERE was a time when we got stoned. And once it was the first time-that day your senses revealed their

By Jill Curtis October 08, 1970

THE LAST POETS are three blacks-Abiodun Oyewole, Alafia Pudim, and Omar Ben Hassen. And they want to say something to

By Jill Curtis April 10, 1970

1970 HAS SO far been a pitifully insignificant year for rock. Much of what is being done has been done

By Jill Curtis December 18, 1969

MAN, isn't adolescence funny? Isn't insecurity simply hilarious? And aren't young couples just as cute as can be? Director Alan

By Jill Curtis November 17, 1969

LAST WINTER an album appeared on A and M records entitled The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark. The jacket

By Jill Curtis October 23, 1969

SO WHAT do you do if you've been backing up one of America's finest songwriters- and one day he goes

By Jill Curtis October 02, 1969

"WELL. I can wash out forty-four pairs of socks and hang'em on the line, Y'know I can wash and iron

By Jill Curtis June 11, 1969

BLUEGRASS AND COUNTRY-WESTERN music have long been like gin on the rocks--either you're born with a taste for it, or