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...action takes place on a black platform surrounded by wooden railing and decorated only with three hard benches. The platform mostly serves as the stable where 17-year-old Alan Strang blinded six horses and as the claustrophobic office of Dr. Martin Dysart, the psychiatrist who must "cure" Alan. The performers move in a seemingly eternal sunset--the muted orange glow of Dan Scherlis' and Alexis Layton's gorgeous lighting design--dissolving only when we venture into Alan's tortured memory, where he relives his psychotic pains and pleasures in an evilly beautiful indigo haze...
...also obvious by the way they've played that they can't, and that has been the illness plaguing the Crimson this season. It's nothing that a little consistency won't cure...
Although he said that participation in ventures to develop discoveries "will certainly not cure the financial problems" of the Faculty, Rosovsky added that he believes it would be irresponsible not to investigate the opportunities...
...Trade Commission will decide in late November whether or not imports have seriously damaged U.S. automakers. If it rules that they have, President Carter can then impose restrictions on foreign products. Such protectionism might give Detroit some temporary relief from tough competition, but that is not the way to cure the ills of the American auto industry...
Opera is her choice, and when she next sees Dr. Hoffman it is to pay him and tell him that she is well. Hoffman refutes her and says that it was a mistake even to try to cure her. Her gift as a singer springs from her neurosis, he says echoing Rilke's famous line: If analysis removes the demons that besiege an artist, won't it also take away the angels that motivate him? Adare replies, "That's garbage, doctor," and pulls out her pistol again, this time killing him. That done she is notorious...