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Singh and Ngiam also send weekly news bulletins out to their cast, mostly from CNN.com, the New York Times, and the Village Voice, although they stress that, unlike the current media focus, the themes underlying the production are not ephemeral. “The show has grown in its own way, but the message itself has been pretty constant,” Ngiam says...
...fate of the Crimson hotties lies in the hands of their peers, who will cast their votes online once voting begins this week...
Each member of the cast continues the accentuation of exaggerated hilarity, making sure their take on the theme is appropriate to their role. Sarah E. Stein ’08 plays Domina, Hero’s overbearing mother, with appropriately overblown hauteur. The sleazy profligacy of Lycus, the slave-owner (embodied by Justin V. Rodriguez ’07) contrasts well with the wistfully innocent Hero and the glib Pseudolus. Each individual character’s excesses are played to the fullest in their songs. Here, Sondheim’s score is as snappy and melodic as ever...
...Picasso,” this rendezvous also includes an undisclosed singer. Presented by the Winthrop House Drama Society, producer Sarah J. Hill ’05, Hanley, and the rest of the crew are residents of Winthrop House; however, the members of the nine-person cast, which includes four actors in their Harvard debuts, hail from all across campus...
This weekend, Dudley Drama enthusiastically accepts the invitation to inject its own flavor into the production, casting a set of actors who, like the residents of the Dudley House, range in age and daytime occupations, from undergraduate to graduate students. In fact, the production even boasts that they cast member from each of Harvard’s ten graduate and professional schools, with the exception of the School of Public Health...