Word: eliza
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Freshman midfielder Eliza Dick missed her penalty stroke for Harvard after co-captain Judy Collins, junior back Katie Schoolwerth and sophomore forward Jennifer Crusius were successful in their attempts...
Harvard had little time to celebrate its goal, since freshman midfielder Eliza Dick appeared to badly twist her left ankle just 18 seconds after Collins' score. Dick hopped off the field on her right foot unassisted and the ankle was heavily iced after the game, but it appears she will be available for the team's next game Wednesday against Northeastern...
...Freshman Eliza Dick pushed the margin to 3-0, scoring the first goal of her Harvard career past a prone Cornell goalkeeper. She shared that distinction--scoring a first-career goal against the Big Red--with sophomore Jen Crusius and fellow freshman Kate Burrage in what was another encouraging trend for the Crimson...
...bustingly hilarious third act in which Eliza makes her first appearance in genteel society, Mary Klug and Celeste McClain add to the laugh quota as the dresden-china gentlewoman Mrs. Eynsford-Hill and her would-be-fashionable daughter Clara, while Neil McGarry plays an appropriately pop-eyed Freddy, Eliza's fatuous suitor. This scene-Shavian social comedy at its greatest-is probably the best of the entire production, though McConnell mugs a little too hard as the half-finished creation...
...Lyric Stage makes the most of its intimate space, employing a simple all-purpose set design and a few well-chosen props. A particularly inspired touch is the inscription on the backdrop of the three major settings of the play-Covent Garden (where Higgins and Eliza first meet), Wimpole Street (Higgins' house), and Earlscourt (Mrs. Higgins' residence)-in phonetic spellings, lighted to show the location of the scene at hand. Less well-conceived are the two step-dancers who serve to bridge the scene changes; they end up looking rather silly and out of place amid the shifting props...