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DIED. ANN CALVELLO, 76, fiery Roller Derby Queen and a reigning icon of the American sport cum spectacle since the 1940s; in Burlingame, Calif. Cast as a villain who relished boos from the crowd, she reached her zenith in the '60s as a star of San Francisco's famed Bay City Bombers. With purple, green and polka-dot hair, tattoos and a flair for elbow-throwing, the Meanest Mama on Skates endured 12 broken noses and numerous cracked ribs competing over seven decades...
...most illustrious of venues, the Loeb Mainstage, his freshman fall. Yet despite such success, Dorin claims that his desire to act was ultimately ill-conceived. “Unfortunately, I turned out to be a truly awful actor, and I realized that I would probably never be cast in anything again,” says Dorin.Though the quality of the competition for parts at Harvard shocked Dorin, who had attended a small high school in western Canada, he was reluctant to give up involvement in a passion that had come to define him. In a region that Dorin refers...
...This is the best show that they’ve done in this theatre all year,” raves tech crew member Courtney E. Thompson ’09. “You look at the cast and not one person is unfit for their role. You can see the actors lose themselves in their roles. That is what theater is all about...
...world. The Hollywood buzz surrounding his comical, yet poignant, satire is only appropriate for the son of legendary director/producer Ivan Reitman (“Ghostbusters”). Starring Aaron Eckhart as “Big Tabacco” mogul Nick Naylor, with a supporting cast of Adam Brody, William H. Macy, Robert Duvall and Katie Holmes, “Thank You for Smoking” satirically examines the world of spin culture in the cigarette industry. Reitman doesn’t seem fazed at all by the acclaim and attention his film—which opens in Boston on March...
...most illustrious of venues, the Loeb Mainstage, his freshman fall. Yet despite such success, Dorin claims that his desire to act was ultimately ill-conceived. “Unfortunately, I turned out to be a truly awful actor, and I realized that I would probably never be cast in anything again,” says Dorin. Though the quality of the competition for parts at Harvard shocked Dorin, who had attended a small high school in western Canada, he was reluctant to give up involvement in a passion that had come to define him. In a region that Dorin refers...