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...production takes the play out of its unreal "bare interior, grey light" and into a post-apocalyptic reality that manages to be much more effective and powerful than a 28-year-old musing on being and nothingness. The subway cars, the flickering overhead light, the crumbling walls and ceiling--they are all part of this, the post-industrial age. The set may be a product of the '80s, but it is as true to Beckett as he was to himself 30 years...
Indeed After a sluggish start that included three cheap victories over three interior opponents. Harvard Saturday night finally passed its first legitimate test of the sear...
...accommodate the uncertainty about who will occupy the building, the architects. Architectural Resources Cambridge Inc., will create a "highly flexible" interior with changeable fixtures and walls...
...conceived by Beckett, Endgame is a verbal battle between men on the verge of extinction. His stage directions call for a bare interior, grey light, and two small windows. The only furniture is an armchair and two garbage cans. In the armchair sits the blind Hamm who spends all his time lording over his adopted son Clov, who proves mysteriously, incapable of disobedience to Hamm's tyrannical dictates. Hamm's ancient and dying parents, Nag and Nell, dwell in the garbage cans...
...depicts a stiff-arming ballcarrier, a suggestive pose these past 49 years to a literal-minded electorate that now numbers 1,050 experts, some of whom have seen a college football game this season. Although emblematic of the best player, whatever his position, the Heisman never has exalted an interior lineman, and runners have been preferred to quarterbacks. Flutie has the instincts of a runner ("I just love tucking the ball and taking off"), but he is a quarterback from head to toe, a distance of 5 ft. 9¾ in. "I don't know how I could play...