Word: loeb
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Crimson sophomore Gary Reiner fared like Ingard in the second singles position as he dropped the first set, rallied to win the second and then finally lost the third by a close margin. Penn captain Larry Loeb came away with a 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 victory...
...three doubles matches went three sets, with the third doubles pair of Reiner and Baird collecting Harvard's only victory of the day. Meyer and Loeb downed Ingard and Horn at first doubles, while Hyde and Rowbothom lost to Yellin and Benham...
...ridiculously perfect, luminous in their wit and dazzling in their style. To come across right, they have to be done almost perfectly, too: unstylish style just comes out sounding like sweet bells jangled, out of tune and harsh--a bit like Paul Schommer's orchestra through much of the Loeb's Kiss Me Kate...
...parts in the Loeb's production are competently filled, the scenes from The Taming of the Shrew which the show's company is readying for New York, faring better, on the whole, than the ones from whenever the show took place before director Josh Rubins updated its topical references. Paul Seltzer and Andy Cadiff do well by the Shakespeare-quoting thugs who keep Deanne McKinstry from walking out of the show, and Carol Dines does a fine job with her big number, the one about how if a Harris pat means a Paris hat, she'll just be faithful...
Seth Reimer's Lovers Not is an original play; Reimer's directed Shakespeare and Beckett at the Ex, I think. Opens tonight at 7:30 at the Loeb Ex; this weekend only...