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...pitch-perfect rendering of that great American art form [of musical theater],” the actual music of the afternoon was provided almost exclusively by the undergraduate performers. Tom P. Lowe ’05, Alvin E. Hough Jr. ’07, Jojo S. Karlin ’05, Michael C. Mitnick ’06, Amy M. Zelcer ’07, Allison C. Smith ’06, and Jennifer L. Brown ’07 all took turns performing for Prince, Rybeck, and the rest of the audience, taking time between songs to ask their...
...play opens on a scene of domestic peace: Harper (Jojo S. Karlin ’05) is knitting in an easy chair and her young niece Joan (Aidin E.W. Carey ’07) descends the stairs because she cannot sleep. But as Joan begins to describe the screaming, bleeding people she has seen outside and her uncle beating the children with a metal stick, red stained clothing appears on the balcony above...
...change the kiosk strip times to 12:30 p.m., allowing caffeinated promoters to sleep in a bit. Still, “No one really knows when you’re supposed to poster—we were still postering at 8 a.m.,” says Jojo S. Karlin, ’05, president of Children’s Theater...
...miss freezing my hands off in the middle of winter? No,” she says, adding, “It’s kind of absurd when it’s so cold the tape doesn’t stick.” Karlin has a different take, citing the campus’ “general feeling or inclination that postering should be done very early…it’s strange to poster at noon...
Playing by the early bird rule book has its perks. Karlin notes that “being up that early really makes you get a start on the day” and adds “you always feel more productive after postering”. As more and more student groups join the fray each Monday and Thursday, the postering debate will continue to rage. Meanwhile, some marketing renegades are bypassing orthodox methods to spread their messages of tickets, free pizza and comps. Horan admits that her favorite unauthorized place to poster is an oft-overlooked...