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Several students chose to independently finance the plays they wanted to see performed. The American debut of Jean Genet??s play “Deathwatch” was one such independent undertaking, produced by John M.S.W. Eyre ’57. Also directed by Aaron, the play earned the critical acclaim of The Crimson and was later invited to perform at the Yale Drama Festival in the spring...
...revolution. Madness in the streets.” Perfect for Halloween, The Balcony, an adaptation of controversial playwright Jean Genet??s most famous play, will be presented by the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club from Friday, Oct. 25 to Saturday, Nov. 2 at the Loeb Drama Center on the Mainstage. Directed by Andrew Boch ’03 and produced by Helen Estabrook ’03, Catharina Lavers ’03 and Jeremy Reff ’04, this exciting production of The Balcony brings back to the Loeb Mainstage Genet??s tale of sexual...
Nearby on the Loeb Mainstage, the surreal world of Jean Genet??s The Balcony will be waxing revolutionary from Oct. 25-Nov. 2. Directed by Andrew Boch ’03, this complex show is a study of confinement and fantasy set in a world seething with illusion. A bizarre, yet undeniably engrossing piece of theater...
Descending through the depths of Adams House en route to the Kronauer Space, one feels transported to the world of Jean Genet??s The Maids; audience members, with much the same feeling as the title characters, enter poorly lit rooms attached to a house of luxury. Those audience members are quite fortunate, however, for they have the privilege of a thoroughly engaging environmental production which enthralls for the entirety of its brief running-time...
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