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Boston designers Geoffrey B. Small, Andy Chan,Tunji Dada, Nong Lahcen, Neil Helme created theclothes displayed during the show. All of thedesigners were present, and said they were pleasedwith the production...
...fashion show was also to feature the theme, "Buy Boston." According to Geoffrey B. Small, one of the designers in the show, Boston loses approximately $2 billion and 65,000 jobs in the fashion industry because consumers are not aware of Boston-based designers. We wanted to increase the awareness of this economic situation, and to give people more access to Boston designers who will be featured in the fashion show. This is not a frivolous event with Asians playing "dress up." It is a serious fashion show with serious goals. But I don't think that's what...
Like Beauty and the Beast, Rock-a-Doodle borrows from an older literary source, Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Edmond, a normal 1950s farm boy, drifts to sleep as his mother reads to him from an abridged version of the 13th century classic--undoubtedly a staple in barnyards across the nation. Understandably disoriented, the boy imagines himself into the body of a whiny kitten on the trail of modernized Chanticleer, Chaucer's rooster who makes the morning...
...whatever name, the investigation of middens is paying off with a host of new insights about the past. Using midden evidence of tree growth and distribution in the Mojave Desert, botanist W. Geoffrey Spaulding of the University of Washington determined that average desert temperatures during the height of the last Ice Age, about 18,000 years ago, were 6 degreesC (11 degrees F) colder than they are today...
John (Karl Saddlemeyer), Geoffrey (Richard Claflin) and Richard Lionheart (Adam Geyer), Henry's sons, provide both comic relief and a tragic element as they struggle for the throne. Saddlemeyer's fatuous complacence amuses the audience: "I'm Father's favorite--that's what counts." Claflin shows resentment at being the proverbial second son by spitting out every sarcastic line. Geyer shows the roots of Richard's Oedipal dilemma early in the play with his seemingly inexplicable hatred of his mother...