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...Last Five Years,” the inventive and generally successful musical performed over the long weekend, recounts the break-up of Jamie Wellerstein (Joshua M. Brener ’07) and Catherine Hiatt (Kieran H. Shanahan ’07) a married couple whose relationship is dissolving after five years together. The show, written by Jason Robert Brown, consists of fourteen songs, which the actors alternate singing. The play simultaneously advances and rewinds through time, with Jamie narrating the relationship from its beginning to its end while Catherine recounts the relationship in reverse, from the breakup to their first...
...musical, called HPT 158 until it is officially titled, is the result of a collaboration between Sam Gale Rosen ’06 and Joshua M. Brener ’07. Both veteran HPT performers, whose theatrical resumes collectively include HPT 156 “As The World Turns” and last year’s “Terms of Frontierment,” the new playwrights are no strangers to HTP style. In their new production, Gale Rosen, a history and literature concentrator, and Brener, an English concentrator, pair up history and hilarity...
...Josh M. Brener ’07 is hilarious as the completely over-the-top Sir Isaac Newton: Brener conjures a preposterous manner and has a knack for physical hijinks that make him a sure-fire crowd pleaser and great fun to watch. Mike B. Hoagland ’07 is a subtle presence as Einstein, giving the character a nuanced believability not at odds with the regular and well-turned delivery of funny lines. Mary E. Birnbaum ’07 displays an excellent comedic timing and projects an overall enthralling presence as the deranged, megalomaniacal Fraulein Doktor...
...audience of several hundred in the Science Center chose Zelcer over Joshua M. Brener ’07 and Kieran H. Shanahan ’07 in the final round of the Harvard Idol competition...
...Brener performed “Something Like That” by Tim McGraw—for which he put on a country outift—and Bobby Darin’s “Mack the Knife...