Word: characterized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The most nearly satisfactory portrayal is Douglas Watson's Brutus, the central and most complex character in the play. Watson's speech is for the most part clear, clean, clipped and, when appropriate, clarion. He makes it evident that Brutus is pulled in more than one direction; the other characters...
Brutus' young page Lucius is the only character Shakespeare did not find in Plutarch, and he was invented chiefly to illustrate Brutus' considerateness of others. Fifteen-year-old Alan Howard plays him ardently and appealingly. When he falls asleep in the midst of singing and plucking his harp, Brutus affectionately...
In one sense, the manufacture of art is packaging the world. In the process, landscape, bric-a-brac and dreams may end up bundled together like tiny attics whose contents are reminiscent of the character of mankind. Joseph Cornell is just such an archivist, boxing trinkets that Huckleberry Finn might...
Though the resemblance of Madness to Bondomania is otherwise superficial, Director Irvin Kershner savors the joke to excess. The rest of Elliott Baker's screenplay, adapted from his own 1964 novel and filmed with careful fidelity on the seedy side of Manhattan, is a fitfully funny satire based on...
Robert Ginn, Producer-Director of the Experimental Theater explained that plays primarily of original or avant-guard nature would be produced. But the real character of the theater, Ginn continued, will be determined by the ideas of those students who apply for the many acting and directing opportunities which are...