Word: bracciano
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...exceptional were the performances of Weston and Haskell that it would be almost unfair to criticize the cast for failing to meet their standards. Almost without exception the play's acting is strong; only Arthur Friedman's Bracciano is repetitious and stuffy. Edward Landreth sounds like he's gargling when he's most enraged, but his expressive face and hands, plus a number of effective speeches enrich the play...
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