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...with his participation in three Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) shows last semester, Fishburn has restricted himself to just one play this term, describing it as “methodone to the sort of heroin.” Yet given the intensity of the work Fishburn put into the production??where the previously mentioned monologue constituted the entirety of one of the four short plays presented in last weekend’s “First Shots”—it’s unlikely that he’ll be able to break his addiction...
...adroit work is bolstered by a well-calculated set design: no prop, from TVs to teacups, is without purpose. The repetitive techno-remix score follows the same path, deliberately building tension—at least, when Madonna isn’t singing. However, the costumes are the production??s piece de resistance; to imagine the maids without them is to imagine Roxanne without her red dress...
...writer Patrick D. Swieskowski ’06 issued a stern warning to the house managers: “Don’t let any kids in.” A potboiler warning reading “not suitable for children” appeared prominently on the production??s playbills, but Swieskowski wasn’t taking any chances.And for good reason: the show’s script—co-written by Swieskowski, Samuel M. Johnson ’06, co-producer Farley T. Katz ’06, Michael C. Mitnick...
...intersection of law and psychology,” although she knows she will continue to be involved in the arts. “A professor of mine last semester framed it for me in a useful way, saying that the best [law] case is a production?? a piece of theater,” says Savitsky. “It’s about producing a story as convincing as possible. I suppose I will be entering into a new sort of theater...
...might easily be considered dry entertainment for college students on a weekend night. But the Classics Club stupendously jazzed up the 2500-year-old play and had the audience appreciatively guffawing every other minute. It was the drab gray of the past spray-painted into a florescent, glittery, upbeat production??without losing reverence or appreciation for Aristophanes’ original classic. “The Birds,” as its title hints, is in fact, all about birds. Two Athenians, who are on the run because they owe money, flee to the birds in a desperate attempt...