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...genuine that it was impossible to believe he was acting at all. The performance by Mary E. Birnbaum ’07 of the mousy Mrs. Elvsted was an impressive escalation from uncertainty through fear to panic and served as an excellent foil for Hedda’s ruthlessness. Jess R. Burkle ’06 as Judge Brack was the epitome of gravel-voiced sleaze, and the occasions on which he allowed the audience glimpses of his inner comedian highlighted the subtle but crucial thread of humor in the play. Megan E.M. Low ’04 as George...
...geniuses, bores and powermongers. There is her husband (Daniel J. Wilner ’07), an eager lunkhead academic; his delicate aunt (Megan E.M. Low ’04); a former schoolmate of Hedda’s (Mary E. Birnbaum ’07); and a primly lecherous judge (Jess R. Burkle ’06). These figures spend the first half of the play manipulating each other to the extent their respective brain sizes permit, with Hedda’s capriciousness as the only uncertain variable in their stiflingly precise and proper interactions...
...Hampshire capped off its decisive three-goal run just 2:13 later as midfielder Jess Burnap—the game-high scorer with five goals and an assist—fed Albee who beat Harvard freshman goaltender Kathryn Tylander. The goal gave Albee a hat trick and chased Tylander from the game, as sophomore Kristin Demorest came on in relief for the Crimson...
...difficult space to tackle, and it helps to have a staff that knows the territory and a cast that is prepared to face the challenge,” he says. Blocker’s production team include Mainstage veterans Sarah E. Curtis ’05 and Jess M. Matthews ’05, and Executive Producer Claire A. Pasternack ’05, who is also a Crimson editor...
...captain Tricia Tubridy and sophomore Jess Holsey proved particularly effective at infiltrating the Big Green’s set plays before they were carried out, snatching two and three steals beyond the three-point arc, respectively...