Reading a play can sometimes amount to a starched, odd experience.  As a reader you are inhaling the bones of imagined action, the skeleton of the movement and dynamic words of the actors on stage.  Sitting alone in a chair digesting directional prompts and character expressions is an entirely different interaction with the story and mood of an on-stage performance.  Humor and body language bring renewed subtly into the dialogue; we realize the vision as a viewer.  Much the same can be true for the work of the poet.  Hearing the words vocalized on stage brings those