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...rush to complete negotiations. "It is not a race against time. The essential thing is to get what we want from the negotiation, for the Polish as well as the Czech sides," explained Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk, speaking alongside his Czech counterpart, Mirek Topolanek, on the eve of Klich's trip to Washington. Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski has said he does not expect talks to conclude until after November's U.S. elections...
...musical’s first act outlines God’s creation of the Earth and his children, Adam and Eve (Harvard theatre veterans Barry A. Shafrin ’09 and Rachel E. Flynn ’09). True to Biblical form, “Father” bans his children from the Garden of Eden after they partake of a forbidden fruit...
After making a home for themselves outside the Garden, Adam and Eve give birth to Cain (K’idar J. Miller ’08) and Abel (Andrew F. Cone ’11), and all four wait eagerly for the day that Father will forgive their sins and welcome them back. As it happens, Father has no intention of doing any such thing. While they wait, Cain kills Abel after his family denies him the right to leave and explore the world...
...down, the sparkle of snakeskin brightened the play’s first half. Snakes Kyle J. Dancewicz ’11, Matt Stone ’11, Christina J. Kelly ’09, Julianne I. Ross ’11, and Tisa Vo ’11 convinced Eve to eat the fruit in an exciting show tune-like number. Miller also contributed a brilliant performance as Cain, capturing restlessness and anguish in his beautiful, deep voice...
...Two’s retelling of the Biblical story of Noah really demonstrated the cast’s potential, demonstrating the energy that Act One lacked. As Eve and Mama Noah, Flynn had teased the audience with her voice throughout the entirety of the play, letting it ring through pieces with clarity and emotion—but also hinting that it was capable of something more. Flynn finally revealed that “something more” in the third-to-last song, “Ain’t it Good?” when she sang with...