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Whitelaw strides to center stage, waves the bright aquamarine binder that holds the text of Enough and warns, "Look closely. It's about the jolliest piece of color you're likely to find in a Beckett evening." It is indeed. In Footfalls, Whitelaw plays a tattered woman patrolling, ever so slowly, a slab of light about the size of a cemetery plot. Into and beyond the grave, she relives her days feeding and changing her aged mother, dominating the mother with her dogged servitude, then slipping into reverie to imagine her self the sad heroine of a gothic...
...covenant for a session of secrets and truth-telling, but they use the opportunity to regale each other with outrageous lies--tall tales which gradually spiral down to a compact center of truth. Bluey has been writing letters to a girl named Ivy, and hiding them in loose leaf binder. His sister Greer begins getting bold by revealing that she has read all the letters. Bluey responds that "Ivy's probably got maybe a brain tumor or a limbic disorder. She thinks her brother had something to do with killing Lennon." And so they continue, countering with brilliant improvisations, until...
ENDANGERED SPECIES Directed by Alan Rudolph Screenplay by Alan Rudolph and John Binder...
...defense had ended its case last week with testimony from Williams himself, who proceeded to parry questions for nine hours in a confident and cocky manner. Under the gentle questioning of one of his defense lawyers, Alvin Binder, Williams tried to repudiate the portrait drawn by other witnesses. "Ain't no way I'm a homosexual, huh-uh, no," he said, looking directly at the jury. His testimony was replete with contradictions of statements he gave in interviews after his arrest, but on one point he was consistent. "I'm innocent, and I haven't killed...
...page report concludes in essence that because standardized test results are not perfect indications of student talent they should be used with care and skepticism, but that in general the tests improve rather than binder students access to higher education...