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Lisa D'Amour

Lisa D'Amour is a playwright and interdisciplinary artist who lives in Brooklyn and New Orleans.

THOMAS BRADSHAW—OPEN WIDE

By Lisa D'Amour

Some theater friends of mine were gushing over a brunch they had at Char No. 4, a new restaurant/bourbon bar in Carroll Gardens apparently known for its bacon. The couple was shocked when their $5 side order arrived at their table—two tiny cubes, no more than an inch or two square.

Left to right: Brian D. Coats, K.K. Moggie, Andrew Garman, Vincent Madero, Jenny Seastone Stern. Photo credit: Louis Changchien.

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