Word: casts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...team win the Ivy championship one year and return with essentially the same cast and be 1-3 in the league and 1-5 overall the next? What is it about the world, about science, that makes such a fall possible...
...University had charged the union with illegally keeping lists of employees who voted and how they cast their votes, surveillance and campaigning in the polling areas and providing discriminatory transportation to the polls...
STILL, Noses is a vivid example of what resources like extra money, use of the Loeb Manistage and some help from the professionals at the American Repertory Theater can do; try producing this play with its 30-member cast in, say, the basement of Adams House. Director Nestor Davidson makes good use of the large stage, both visually and spatially. The set seems accurate in its frugality, focusing attention on the players and not the stage--though Davidson does sneak in some impressive special effects. In one scene, for example, alleged heretics are literally noosed onstage while other characters examine...
Davidson also manages to coordinate his unwieldy cast; the actors never bump into each other because they exit awkwardly or stand in the wrong place. And as they strut and fret their four hours upon the stage, the players really could be acting our Everyman before a medieval audience...
...same cast returns. Adrian Dantley (20.0 p.p.g.) would have been the finals MVP had Detroit won. Thomas is the Magic Johnson of the East. Big Bill Laimbeer is despised, but he is the epitome of the Pistons' aggressive--some call it mean--style...