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...Fitzgerald is a nice theatre to work in, and the kids are well-trained in the basics of stagecraft and construction," Tom C. Behren, technical director of the ART, said...
Leaving the Loeb to the Harvard/Radcliffe Dramatic Club production of The Threepenny Opera, the American Repertory Theatre (ART) last week used the Fitzgerald Theatre at the Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS) for final technical rehearsals of Moliere's "Sanarelle...
...when drawn across a perceptive and deeply cultured intelligence. Where newspaper readers saw the case as little more than an upper-middle-class rendition of Frankie and Johnny (he done her wrong. Bang! Bang!), Trilling sees a drama worthy of the talents of Flaubert, Leo Tolstoy and F. Scott Fitzgerald. She also teases out enough class conflict to spin a dark web of one of egalitarian America's most sensitive subjects...
...Catholic Church made no response to FitzGerald's proposals last week, but they were hailed by leading Protestant clergymen in the Republic. In Ulster, Protestant Firebrand Ian Paisley railed that FitzGerald's plan would "in no way weaken our resolve never to come under Dublin rule." Catholic leaders gave the initiative a guarded welcome. Said Sean Farren, chairman of the predominantly Catholic Social Democratic and Labor Party: "Many changes, both in attitudes and in law, are needed if a meaningful agreement is to be achieved between the people of Ireland...
Prime Minister FitzGerald was trying to make one of the first and most fundamental changes-and betting his political career...