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Writing with biographer Richard Buskin, the comic recounts her rise...
...Symphony Hall. Bill Morrissey is a quirky, funny New Hampshireman who sometimes performs with Rush, singing made-by-hand songs about how he should be working the second shift at the shoe factory, except that here he is in this bar and probably won't make it tonight. David Buskin and Robin Batteau are classically trained musicians, sophisticated enough to put across an intricate, pun-mad parody of Thomas Mann's Death in Venice ("He was a great musician, who finally learned decomposition . . .") Christine Lavin sings witty, wistful songs about shouldering your way through the big world when...
...never forget the last one," Buskin said...
Folk Notes. Dave Buskin, a very good guitarist, songwriter, and singer plays Passim this weekend. Through Sunday, March 17. Call 492-7679 for information...Roger McGuinn, out on his own since the Byrds flew their separate ways, graces The Performance Center with his picking and singing. The Ozark Mountain Daredevils play with him. Through Saturday, March 16, 8 and 10:30 p.m. Call 876-4531 for information...
...Thames and an annual grant of $364,000. He has since made it one of the finest stage companies in the world. Among its recent productions: Olivier's first Othello, Coward's Hayfever, Brecht's Mother Courage. Peter Hall was involved in a similar buskin-strap operation on the Royal Shakespeare Company. Before he took over in 1960, the group had restricted itself to Shakespeare at Stratford on Avon. Today, thanks to a $252,000-a-year subsidy, Hall has added a London theater, the Aldwych, and a year-round company of 110. Marat/Sade is a Royal...