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Charles Dickens died having finished only half of The Mystery of Edwin Drood, and that tantalizing incompleteness has prompted countless attempts to round off the novel's Gothic plot. The story echoes Dickens' familiar themes of unspoken sexual obsession, middle-class hypocrisy and the crushing burden of guilty secrets. It...
Taken on its own terms, however, Drood is vivacious, funny and richly tuneful, and it has an irresistible gimmick: the song and dance comes to a halt in mid-syllable to mark where Dickens' novel breaks off. The audience then votes to select the murderer and therefore the ending. This...
MARRIED. Steven Spielberg, 37, Hollywood supermogul (Young Sherlock Holmes, TV's Amazing Stories); and Amy Irving, 32, actress (Micki & Maude) and the mother of their six-month-old son Max; both for the first time; in Santa Fe.
Eric Ronis skillfully directed the play with unusual stagecraft. The audience sits on the floor (a few can sit on chairs in the corner) and the action frequently shifts from the front to back of the Holmes Living Room. This type of space manipulation is neither confusing nor disturbing, but...
Down 21-0, but not yet mathematically out of it, the Crimson began to rally. Both 158-lb. Pete Holmes and 167-lb. Co-Captain Steve Farrell won tough 3-2 decisions.