Every night Quote by Erich Maria Remarque

“Unless a writer's capable of solitude, he should leave books alone and go into the theater.”

— John Steinbeck

“When he was in a bad mood, The Writer went to the park. The only place he considered friendly. Not the bookshops crammed with…

— Filippo Bologna

“Theater in America is a kind of weed sprouting up in the weirdest places. It's deeply democratic and deeply human, and I think it's…

— Mac Wellman

“Books are the one luxury I deem a necessity. If my purchases lead us into poverty, then at least we will be well-read paupers.”

— Mark Brownlow

I don't think I could write a good play if I was setting out to write about the death of the American middle class.

— Stephen Karam

“There would come a time in our poverty when we needed a party.”

— John Steinbeck

“Theater cannot include only people. What acts on stage is matter.”

— Gaetano Pesche

“Rich men have big libraries. Poor men have big TVs.”

— Mark Fox

“When truth and virtue are so rare in almost every area of our society the world needs theatre and the theatre needs actors who…

— Melissa Bruder

“The local bookstore was the only common interest between them and their love had blossomed between the shelves of action and drama. How apt…

— Inderpreet Uppal

“It was a shame, really, that one couldn’t go to the store and buy a play to watch at home like one could purchase…

— Kristi Ann Hunter

“From my Great-grandfather, not to have frequented public schools, and to have had good teachers at home, and to know that on such things…

— Marcus Aurelius