Word: ruggieroã
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Former teammate Angela Franciso Flygh ’01 remembers Ruggiero??s extreme strength, stating that Ruggiero once hit the puck at practice so hard that it broke part of Flygh’s skate...
...Ruggiero??the youngest player to make the U.S. National Ice Hockey Team at 15—once again joins her teammates in Vancouver for her fourth Olympics, playing defense on the American women’s ice hockey team...
...Although Ruggiero??s staging is masterful, his interpretation of the production, as stated in the playbill, misses the thrust of the show. Ruggiero puts the spotlight on the “layered relationships of King Arthur, Guenevere, and Lancelot rather than…some epic idea.” But the hero of “Camelot” is not Arthur himself; it is his institution: the rule...
Ironically, Ruggiero??s staging, which he hopes will underline the characters’ humanity, stresses the musical’s larger message: Civilization requires restraint. Arthur is a great king not because he feels emotion as all of us do, but because he resists emotion, as few of us do. He resists emotion to build something greater, the rule of law. When he decides to forgive Guenevere, he declares, “This is the time of King Arthur, when violence is not strength and compassion is not weakness.” At the finale, Arthur speaks...
...can’t fire her.”“So I’ll take the blame on this one,” Ruggiero responded.“You have to. Angela, you are fired!”Though genuine tears flowed during Ruggiero??s ride in the confessional car, U.S. National teammate and Harvard junior Caitlin Cahow said that the water works came on a bit of a lighter note when the episode aired on March 25th.“As soon as we got to the boardroom scene, Angela became visibly irked...