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...effects. "It looks very high tech," says co-producer Thomas Schumacher, president of Disney Theatrical Productions, "but this show doesn't employ any techniques that haven't been in use for decades." Perhaps, but with flying stunts and a house that appears and disappears, the show is dressed to impress. And no wonder, given this team's track record. Mackintosh landed a helicopter on stage in the musical Miss Saigon, crashed a chandelier on the audience in The Phantom of the Opera, and re-created Paris barricades in Les Mis?rables. Schumacher turned the stalls into a jungle in The Lion...
Former HRDC presidents have used these resources and are now getting their masters at several “highly respected directing programs” and successfully testing the water as actors, while being able to impress interviewers with their former position of responsibility and respect...
Freshman Sarah Vaillancourt continued to impress by throwing seven shots on net and scoring Harvard’s lone power-play goal by placing the puck over a sprawled out Horak just 55 seconds into the second period. Later, midway through the third period, Vaillancourt intercepted a pass and had a one-on-one run against Horak, but could not get the better of the Minnesota netminder. Horak registered 20 saves for the game...
...Luminous Valley, glitter fiercely. In the end, lack of food forced Caley to turn back. He'd succeeded, but his feat remains little known today, perhaps because, as his biographer Joan Webb suspects, the outspoken and independent ways of this son of an English horse-dealer didn't impress the colony's most powerful gentlemen. He left Sydney six years later, and despite writing of being consumed by his longing to see the mountains once more, never returned to Australia. Perhaps Caley would be comforted to know that, two centuries on, their wildness, and his prowess in steering through them...
...lyrics, leaving bassist Clayton and drummer Mullen Jr. just a few empty bars to fill and plenty of leisure time. But U2's less famous members are hardly dead weight. In fact, their job is to be live weight--or at least ballast. They are steady, difficult to impress and maddeningly unromantic. "If we're in the studio trying to build the rocket," says Bono, "Edge is under the hood with his slide rule, I'm trying to become fuel, Larry is pointing out the reasons it'll never fly, and Adam's asking, 'Do we really want...