Word: juliets
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Consider a job at Tennessee's Easter Seals Camp Lindahl, in the Nashville suburb of Mt. Juliet. Camp Lindahl needs counselors to provide supervision, personal care and friendship to children and adults with disabilities...
Contact: Tam Adams or Jennifer Hargroves, Easter Seals Camp Lindahl, 6300 Benders Ferry Road, Mt. Juliet...
...autopsy shows that Richard White died two hours before his daughter Juliet phoned for help. Juliet goes to stay with the family of Henry Williams, her father's best friend. But Henry suspects that Juliet killed her father, and he isn't afraid to show it. His son Gary, on the other hand, feels sympathetic. Gary himself is constantly haunted by visions of his sister, who died ten years earlier, and he blames his father for her death. Henry in fact loved Juliet's father precisely because he was one of the few people who didn't blame Henry...
...David Kornhaber '02, a Crimson executive, has invented a web of back-breaking, heavy histories, and into it he drops the star-crossed lovers Gary and Juliet, whose romance is thwarted not by family rivalries but by this familial guilt. His best lines have gone to Juliet, whose troubles are most sinister. Or at least Brittani Sonnenberg '03 makes them seem like the best lines. Coming from her role as Cecily in last semester's runaway success The Importance of Being Earnest, Sonnenberg converts the coy navet of her Wildian role to the coy hopelessness of a wrecked teenage girl...
...Although the seriousness of the script sometimes requires long, intellectual exchanges between Gary and Juliet, the emotionalism of several supporting actors refreshes the stage at key moments. Daniel Berwick '01, who directed last semester's Jesus Christ Superstar, is well cast as Gary's angry father. His deep voice and subtle acting make the intensely angry and abusive character believable. He has the confidence the part of Henry requires. His concerned wife is played by Edith Bishop '00. Her role is given little room for development by the script, but she nonetheless brings real pathos to the blank sympathy...