Word: changes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Choreographers Wendy Takahisa '79 and Nancy Chang '76 have used no choreography from the original production. "Almost all of the chorus has has some dance," Takahisa said yesterday, adding those who have had less "have really come through...
MacGraw also praised the defensive line of Julie Corman, at left wing, Aryle Singer at point, Laurie Benton at cover point, and Lisa Chang at the other wing spot. "Julie just played her usual game, consistent and phenomenal," she said...
...late 1932 Chiang Ch'ing was introduced to Li Ta-chang, then secretary of the Tsingtao Party organization. A day was arranged for three Communist Party members to make a seemingly casual encounter with Chiang Ch'ing on the streets of Tsingtao...
...brave style. She had lost weight because she was subsisting on very little, eating almost nothing, just two shao-ping (wheat-flour pancakes common to North China) a day. And she cut corners in other ways. Why was she so concerned about saving money? "To pay off Li Ta-chang!" she responded brightly, refusing to elaborate, but implying that for her at least there was a price on Party membership...
Shanghai had its own version of the casting couch, and she was often seen with Chang Keng, a director and prominent Communist Party official, who told party comrades that she "belonged" to him. "She's my girl," he warned them, "so don't touch." She insists that she was able to keep him at bay, whatever his claims to the contrary. When she refused Chang Keng's offer of marriage, he forbade the League of Left-Wing Dramatists to give her roles. Worse still, he branded her with the scarlet "T" -spreading the rumor that...