Word: bostic
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...words of Harvard coach Bill McCurdy, Northeastern top gun John Flora "blossomed" on the way to first place with a blazing 23:39 finish. Bill Roach of Boston College finished second at a safe distance at 24:25, followed by a Brandeis duo consisting of Buddy Bostic (24:32) and Don Finelli...
...acting in Rainbow Shawl is not consistently superb, but very close to it; and any flaws are obscured by both Karl Bostic's straightforward direction and the production's smooth-flowing pace. The plot is not terribly sophisticated or complex. It depends more on empathy with the characters' situation than on theatrical gimmicks--on good acting more than on technical ploys. That empathy is certainly created here. As hard as it may be to evoke the image of a Caribbean slum in the ivy-covered walls of a Harvard House, it can be done. The Leverett Arts Society has managed...
...Death of the Boogie Woogie. Old-timer Karl Bostic directs Black C.A.S.T. in the Loeb Ex. 64 Brattle Street, November 18-20. Tickets free the day prior to performance at the Loeb Box Office...
...prize-winning play by Charles Gordone about blacks in Harlem who fall prey to the "Charlie fever" (reverse racism). Might be worth checking into, since it was so well-received last week that it was held-over an extra week. With the Harvard-Radcliffe Black C.A.S.T., directed by Karl Bostic. At the Loeb Ex, November 6-8. Performances Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday at 6 and 9 p.m. Tickets available at the box office free the day preceding each performance...
...Place to Be Somebody. Pulitzer prize-winning play by Charles Gordone about blacks in Harlem who fall prey to the "Charlie fever"--(reverse racism). Directed by Karl Bostic. At the Loeb Ex, October 30--November 1. Tickets available free at the box office the day preceeding each performance...