Playwright Threatens Theatre If It Holds Audience Discussions After Performances

During Outvisible's run of Oleanna, which closed in early April, the creative team (as they apparently do with all of their productions) wanted to host talk back sessions with the audience, who had just seen the show. That was until they received contact from a Dramatists representative, who holds the license to Oleanna, on behalf of David Mamet himself.  According to sources they were notified that if they proceeded to have these talk back sessions or " anything like it were to happen with