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...well with his lines. The set, designed by Laura P. Perry ’04, was well-conceived and professionally executed. The play’s many bits of soundwork (lots of Radiohead, among other songs, as well as a gurgling water sound effect that wreaked havoc on my companion??s bladder) were likewise on target...
Mary Cassatt’s “Tea” (1879-80)—in which the antique silver tea set is more prominent than Cassatt’s sister and her companion??and Edgar Degas’ “The Millinery Shop” (1882-86) are both well-known portraits of materialism. Vincent van Gogh’s “Roses” (1890), painted in the last year of his life while in a mental asylum, introduces thick black outlines and cube-shaped petals into the composition of a vase...
...Line is named for its subterranean companion??the subway train that stops in Harvard Square...
Minnesota comedy phenom Garrison Keilor, of “A Prairie Home Companion?? fame, and Steve Martin are offering up their talents for “Comedy College,” a new radio show on Minnesota Public Radio. It started last Saturday and it runs...
...introducing Keillor, Professor of Comparative Religion Diana L. Eck referred jokingly to the phrase Keillor uses on his radio variety show “A Prairie Home Companion?? to describe the fictional town of Lake Wobegon, Minn...