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Yale, on the other hand, swarmed the Crimson in the defensive zone, and was blessed by strong performances from its talented attackers and midfielders. Senior middie Brian Walter recorded a hat trick, while Kim Dunn and Brendan Sheehan both tallied two goals and two assists. Senior attacker Josh McHugh dominated the crease zone, leading Yale with five goals...
...beginning of this season, freshman attackman Eric Zelko emerged as the Elis' major offensive force, tallying 26 goals in seven games. Then, Zelko broke his leg. Attackmen Kim Dunn (19 goals--21 assists--40 points) and Josh McHugh (24-3--27), and midfielder Brian Walter (26-12--38) are left to carry Yale's scoring burden...
When Miss Saigon opened in London in 1989, it had two stars, Lea Salonga as Kim and Jonathan Pryce as the Engineer. The Broadway production has three. Pryce and Salonga are repeating (indeed, enhancing) their West End triumphs. She is incandescently in command of the stage; he still gets the sardonic laughs owed to his Dickensian lampoon of a conniver, yet has transmuted him into a full-blown tragic figure, a victim of global politics all the sadder for being so streetwise. They are joined in the spotlight by Willy Falk in the role of Kim's G.I. lover, Chris...
...problem with having Chris more ably played is that his contradictions become apparent. He wants to whore around in Saigon, he wants to readopt the bourgeois values of home; he wants to marry Kim, he recoils at the thought; he wants to reunite with her, he wants to forget; he wants to raise the son they conceived, he wants to send support checks from 10,000 miles away. How can a man so weak-willed be worthy of a woman of such iron strength, one who braves seas, sharks, pirates and a thousand other perils to seek her lost love...
Falk's daunting task is made worse by the ineptitude of Liz Callaway, a fine singer but no actress, as the American woman Chris marries after he believes Kim is lost to him forever. At a critics' preview last week, several people laughed out loud at her just when tension should have been mounting. The other problem is Thuy, Kim's cousin and her betrothed from her village days. In London he was a scary communist zealot. Now Barry K. Bernal makes him an expedient turncoat whose only zeal is for Kim -- a dull, soap-opera diminution...