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don’t know if John A. Lithgow ’67 ever crossed paths with Ms. Frances Asher, but I certainly wouldn’t be surprised if they’d once shared an uproarious cab ride on the streets of old Broadway.
Oh, forgive me. You have no idea what I’m talking about, do you? I mean, how could you? You weren’t a student actor in Oak Park, Ill., during the mid-to-late-1990s, after all. Well, Frances is an institution in my hometown of...
Actors like Lithgow are of an older, pre-“Punk’d” breed. Some other names I’d put in this category might be Bernadette Peters and Nathan Lane: they sing, they dance, and they’re multitalented and too smart for...
There’s only one way I know to convey that John Lithgow is the embodiment of theater at Harvard: by doing my best Frances Asher impression as I tell you some of our memorable phone interview.
I believe your article on touring exhibits of Maya art [ART, July 15] gives the mistaken impression that the objects dredged out of the sacred well at Chichn Itz were resurrected from basement obscurity at the Peabody Museum. The Peabody Museum is a research and teaching institution whose major...