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...inquiry into the allegations against Fairfield??s basketball program left the Crimson unsure at times whether tonight’s game would actually take place...
...Fairfield??s production uses an alternate version of the play, in which Betty’s monologue on masturbation, taboo and her slow self-discovery ends the production. The choice is well-justified if not simply for the bittersweet and exquisitely rendered moment from Weiss, which in a night of phenomenal performances, is delivered with so much humor, earnestness and humanity that it still shocks us with its simple, deeply genuine feeling...
...delicately suspended midair, makes us believe it takes only a summer’s worth of rehearsals to be a woman. But to credit of Sack and the rest of the cast, the demands of the play are met brilliantly, from their sheer talent and Fairfield??s own orchestration of the characters’ onstage dynamics. It seems each gesture and expression is accounted for and executed to make these characters as rich and complex as Churchill conceived them. The only visible weakness is in keeping up the British accent, which would otherwise offer another distinctive class marker...
...moment that gives as much possible closure to a show and a situation that has no answers, and a sense of acceptance of the past and potential for some future understanding. It’s a fitting end to a night of superlative performances and sensational moments, which made Fairfield??s Cloud 9 a breakthrough for the audience—and the Harvard stage—alike...
...Skidmore College—the Saratoga International Theater Institute (SITI)—as part of a group of sixty theater artists from around the world. While most of the other artists were above college age—“we were very young,” says Fairfield??both Harvard students agreed that the experience changed their artistic viewpoints...