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...failure of a production, and the mostly superb acting in the current HRDC interpretation of “Lady Windermere’s Fan,” at the Loeb Experimental Theatre through October 21, goes a long way towards making the show a truly enjoyable experience. Directed by Lillian Ritchie ’08 and produced by Sandra Ekong ’08, the play falters, however, in many of the same areas as Wilde’s script—as the staging of many events essential to the plot seem unnatural. The play opens with the devoted...
...conservator for public arts at the CAC.Yet the police rarely become involved, nor does there seem to be a particular effort to catch the perpetrators.“Vandals are sometimes the people who live in that community, and it is their space also,” says Lillian Hsu, director of public art and exhibitions at the CAC. “People who sleep there day or night—even though others think that they shouldn’t be sleeping there—those people are also the public.“It just raises the question...
...DIED. Lillian Gertrud Asplund, 99, last American survivor of the Titanic and the only one in the world old enough to recall the wreck; in Shrewsbury, Mass. The intensely private Asplund was 5 when the ship sank in the North Atlantic. She spoke publicly about the ordeal only once, saying she was forever haunted by the memory of her father and three of her brothers, who died, standing at the ship's railings as she, another brother and their mother were taken away in a lifeboat...
...best writers to have lived in New Orleans were William Faulkner and Tennessee Williams. But my other favorites were two who knew the neighborhoods better. Walker Percy wrote about the savory malaise emanating from middle-class enclaves such as Gentilly and Elysian Fields. And Lillian Hellman recalled wandering up Esplanade Avenue below the French Quarter...
...whole, the actors who play the townspeople of San Maurice excel in their presentation of distinct personalities who all become increasingly receptive to the methods of Dr. Knock. Lillian Ritchie ’08 is especially noteworthy as Madame Parpalaid; although her role is limited, Ritchie demonstrates just the right combination of simpering and petulance for the role...