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...hits.“We’re beating them at their own game. The strike is about the Internet, so we’re using the Internet to fight back,” Rader says. “Billions of dollars are being made and writers, directors, actors??everyone involved—is not being paid a penny for this content. We are going to get America to recognize one way or another that the Internet is a democratic space and there needs to be unions to protect those who provide its content...
...Stern keeps all the scenes clipped, rarely letting his actors??or the audience—ruminate about anything for more than five minutes at a time. Thus, on the rare occasions when a scene becomes tender or graceful, it feels out of place...
...Luckily, the actors?? superb body language surmounted the script to skillfully convey each patient’s individual insanity. For instance, the painfully long smiles of depressed nurse Norma (Christine K.L. Bendorf ’10) and her fluid movements in the opening monologue presaged the abrupt jumps from one emotion to another that would occur throughout the play. Unfortunately, Bendorf sometimes delivered her lines with a nagging rhythm that reduced their effectiveness...
...humongous black dress.The lighting, designed by Nicholas J. Shearer ’09, was amazing. Several times throughout the show, the stage and the audience were drenched in a thick red light, foreshadowing the bloodbath of the final scenes. The use of magnified shadows to prefigure actors?? entrances onto the stage was also a nice touch.The major strength of the Agassiz production came from its close adherence to its original script, which is sheer entertainment on its own. However, many scenes in the first act of “Bodas de Sangre” were loaded with...
Music Director Brian R. Fairley ’05 oversaw the play’s music direction. Fairley began work on “Republic of Dreams” a year and half ago, and he has succeeded in blending the actors?? instrumentation and vocals with his own piano performance to create an incredibly natural, intimate sound for the play...