Word: alle
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The main problem with this play is that all three of the characters are so consistently loco that we become dulled by it. There should be a doorman or a maid or something--someone to set off the shrieking and flyings ashtrays. That, or a tauter script. After the play...
Actually, cold is not quite appropriate; queasy is better. There's something unsavory about the actions. All the mental and physical sickness, the frenetic activity, the bestial violence--in fluid drama it might contribute power, but in one that's disjointed and essentially static it's just lurid.
Weissbecker met yesterday with House committee members to discuss the proposed transfer. "He gave us all no's about changing the decision," Clay N. Squire '80, vice president of the House committee, said last night at the meeting.
April Shawhan (Dierdre) is most convincing in her dissolution. Its cause is twofold; a redoubtable father, and a unwieldy imagination. She's pretty but tarnished, a potential alcoholic perhaps, whose zest for discovery is insatiable. Of the three, she best expresses the frailty that foreruns her breakdown. When it comes...
R.J. Montville, manager of College dining halls, told Davis two weeks ago that he was transferring him to the position of substitute manager for all halls beginning January 1.