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...after viewing the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club’s new production of “The Tempest,” directed by Rob D. Salas ’09 and Sarah C. Kenney ’08, and executive produced by Ben M. Poppel ’09, I found myself wishing that someone had gone digging through Shakespeare’s last, great, plotless Romance with a little more enthusiasm. While this production has some neat dramatic tricks and a few lovely moments, its incredibly rich script floats by with little to no examination. Why do a play...
...spectacle, especially when all three art forms are dedicated to the message of the script.” Riding the wave of success from last year’s mainstage collaboration of theater and dance, “American Grace,” choreographer and director Sarah C. Kenney ’08 was eager to incorporate dance into the performance. “We wanted to emphasize the magical aspect of the island and the music and dance achieves that,” she says. “The audience can see the spirits that are dancing, hear...
...Saretsky said. “Be conservative. Mix and match the lineups—figure out the best team towards the end. It was an opportunity for the other runners to become stronger, more experienced, sharper.” Freshman Ryan Neely finished next at 107th, while sophomores Bobby Kenney and Vito Cannavo were 143rd and 152nd, respectively. In the women’s race, another set of quality performances from freshmen set the tone for the team. “[The freshmen] were definitely a really important part of the team,” said freshman Renata Cummins...
...another large field meant more conservative racing, especially as freshmen adjusted to the longer eight-kilometer race from the five kilometers covered in high school. “We stayed together in a pack and moved together as a team throughout the race,” sophomore Bobby Kenney said. “It was a large race, so we all felt it was pretty important staying together in the early part of the race. It’s important for all of us to not go out too fast. It helps keep us on pace; it keeps us relaxed...
...seven finishers were freshmen on the women’s side, including a 12th-place finish by Renata Cummins and a 17th-place run by Meghan Houser. BU and Brown downed the women’s team, which finished 2-2 on the day. For the men, sophomore Robert Kenney finished 10th, leading the Crimson in 27:18 on an eight-kilometer course. The next five finishers were all freshmen, including Matthew Dewey—who finished 11th in 27:19—19th-place Daniel Emont, and 20th-place Mark Hirschboek. Brown and Marist each finished ahead...