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...original production and in most subsequent interpretations, the protagonist of “The Three Lives of Lucie Cabrol” is a dwarf. But at 5’10”, Carolyn W. Holding ’10, who plays Lucie in the upcoming Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club (HRDC) production, doesn’t quite fit that mold. “She’s very tall and very lovely and beautiful, which is not what Lucie in fact is,” says producer Mollie M. Kirk ’07. Specific physical descriptions were not a priority...
...combination of people who are new to Harvard theater and people who are veterans. If you’re on the outside, it can seem difficult to break in, but it’s been a great experience in bringing together the old and the new, when coming into HRDC [Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club] can seem a little daunting sometimes.' It’s been nearly two years since Cregg’s own introduction to HRDC, and in that time she has covered a wide range of theatrical territory, including last year’s productions...
...Renaissance Man” back into the 21st century. He wrote, directed, and even acted in the show. On top of all that, he’s a freshman. It’s a virtually unheard-of feat for a freshman to both write and direct an HRDC play...
...Bench Seat,” Michael B. Hoagland ’07 brings the same aw-shucks, ingenuous façade to his character that he had in this fall’s Mainstage play, “The Marriage of Bette and Boo.” The HRDC veteran’s somewhat one-dimensional performance, although comical, occasionally falls flat in “Bench Seat”–but Hoagland’s presence becomes exponentially more powerful and direct in his second appearance, in the drama “Merge...
...HRDC provided a large portion of the money the show required, and HBC has fundraised to help pay for the rights to pieces—an estimated $8,000, according to Keller...