Word: characterized
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With little in the way of character development, East-West ultimately relies on plot to sustain the viewer's interest. Rather than engaging us, East-West compels us to ask: Will Sasha make the team? Will Marie escape? There is little ambiguity and no humor to overcome the predictable and...
Performing Blue Leaves is a risky venture, as the play depends heavily on the interpretative and dramatic talents of the three lead characters, Artie, Bunny (Emily Knapp '03), and Bananas. Thankfully, these three talented actors succeeded in their complex and difficult roles: Artie and Bunny's normalcy runs smoothly beside...
In addition, while the Fay Prize has in the past been partly academic, but also based on citizenship--"conduct and character."
As their admirers, French and White take the play for some comic turns of their own. As Algernon, French is all dimples and craftily employed myopia thanks to a character who is the essence of flippancy and casual verve. White, on the other hand, is forced into an uneasy and...
Ruddigore was originally intended as a satire of the gauche melodramas popular in Victorian England, according to Brian C. Gatten '01, the Gilbert and Sullivan Players historian. Ruddigore certainly manages to fulfill its role as a mockery, as it pokes fun at the Victorian cult of good manners through the...