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While they have a core group composed of Alexander L. Pasternack ’05, Neil G. Ellingson ’05, Yan Xuan ’05, and Tim H. Wong ’05, they also have another small posse—affectionately referred to by Wong as “the Red Cross”—who fill in when needed. “This band is open to everyone,” says Pasternack...
Since their formation two years ago, The Elegant Touch has seen many changes and transformations, including the departure and return of Ellingson and Xuan and the creation of a new band, Information Wrecknology, which now exists simultaneously with The Elegant Touch. Both bands will be playing Oct. 28 at the Quincy Collective. “It will be a live transformation into a new musical incarnation,” says Wong...
...next work, “Pinned Together,” was an unexpected combination of video and dance presentation. The video, created by Neil G. Ellingson ’05, made putty out the body of the nearly naked man on the screen by blending and doubling body parts as if they were emerging from mirrors. It made for an intriguing and somewhat mesmerizing effect which unfortunately overshadowed the movement of the dancers performing in the dark foreground of the screen. The dancers effectively drew attention to themselves when they threw large shadows onto the screen, indicating that the combination...
...evening was all about getting one’s ideas across, whatever they might be, without fear of the consequences. As audience member Neil G. Ellingson ’05 put it, “Part of the power is that the Manifesto Party doesn’t leave traces...
These fathers try to seal the deal on their invented Montague-and-Capulet setup by hiring the bandit El Gallo (Marty Dinn ’03) and his swashbuckling, scene-stealing cohorts Henry and Mortimar (Thomas Odell ’05 and Neil G. Ellingson ’05). El Gallo and associates stage the rape of Luisa and her rescue by Matt. As planned, when Matt saves his damsel in distress, the two fall more deeply in love, and the fathers find themselves with an opportunity to end their public feuding—for who could hate the father...