Have-Nots

But for those Have-Nots who can't afford tickets, here's a peek at rehearsals:

Dan Agin: Occupy Wall Street: A Bloomberg-Kelly Musical Dan Agin 2011

Back in 1969, when Secretary of State Clinton was writing her senior thesis at Wellesley on Chicago community organizer Saul Alinsky, she must have come across this line on page 9 of Alinksy's book "Rules for Radicals": "Revolution by the Have-Nots has a way of inducing a moral revelation among the Haves."

Robert Naiman: Tunisian Protests Move Hillary's Line on Democratic Reform Robert Naiman 2011

But for those Have-Nots who can't afford tickets, here's a peek at rehearsals:

Dan Agin: Occupy Wall Street: A Bloomberg-Kelly Musical Dan Agin 2011

The sets (and their nimble exchanges) and the costumes didn't only create character, they also made apparent the distinction between the Haves and Have-Nots of Depression Era America, The contrast between the Orphanage and the Warbucks mansion couldn't be better drawn.

James Scarborough: "Annie," Musical Theatre West James Scarborough 2010

The water bottle situation mirrored a sequence in the movie that showed how the Native American community, once an egalitarian society, became divided into "The Haves" and "The Have-Nots".

Cocoa Popps: I AM: The Film, the Message and... Water Bottles? Cocoa Popps 2011

But for those Have-Nots who can't afford tickets, here's a peek at rehearsals:

Dan Agin: Occupy Wall Street: A Bloomberg-Kelly Musical Dan Agin 2011

But for those Have-Nots who can't afford tickets, here's a peek at rehearsals:

Dan Agin: Occupy Wall Street: A Bloomberg-Kelly Musical Dan Agin 2011

If you've read H.G. Wells's The Time Machine, you've gained insight into man's nature to develop a cultural divide between the Haves and the Have-Nots -- an unfair, uncompassionate tendency.

Director's Corner: The Pleasures of Science Fiction odysseyworkshop 2009

But for those Have-Nots who can't afford tickets, here's a peek at rehearsals:

Dan Agin: Occupy Wall Street: A Bloomberg-Kelly Musical Dan Agin 2011

The water bottle situation mirrored a sequence in the movie that showed how the Native American community, once an egalitarian society, became divided into "The Haves" and "The Have-Nots".

Cocoa Popps: I AM: The Film, the Message and... Water Bottles? Cocoa Popps 2011