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...became this awful person, and she’s so boring and just sits by the fire.” So I’m excited for my fiancée to see that scene.RR: Are you going to give him the same divorce condition?MG: Um...Eve H. Bryggman ’10RR: So who do you play?EB: I am Countess Popova. She basically is the tenant who lives downstairs from the main character, and she’s having an affair with him. Actually, she’s having multiple affairs. And so I come...
...Bryggman ’10, a student in Livesey’s class who has never taken a history class before, said that she found Livesey “nothing but encouraging from the beginning...
...Larry Bryggman gives Kurt a set of bobbing eyebrows and poses which sometimes seem too stiff, too prolonged even for a tycoon from the age of Rockefeller. At times his politeness grows strident and reveals the exploiter that lurks beneath, but never quite clearly enough...
...time factor in the deterioration of the girl's relationship, and about what the motivation is behind it all. His characters have only one dominant characteristic apiece, and are never quite full people. Yet the play achieves, in its twenty five-minute span, a distinctly Pinter effect. Larry Bryggman as Bates, the older of the two, creates an authentic character, a reserved man who just doesn't understand. William Young as Rumsey, the more flamboyant, has a tendency to swallow syllables in his brogue, but is convincing nonetheless. Roberta Collinge as Ellen handles her role well, running the gamut from...
...mask is stripped away, and he reveals his own doubts about her fidelity. The transition from dumb old chump to jealous husband is disconcerting in its suddenness, but otherwise effective. Larry Bryggman is good as Duff, the husband, and Josephine Lane is out-standing as his wife Beth...