Word: loeb
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...production of A Man for All Seasons depends heavily on its lead, and George Miller, who has played More twice before, certainly seems to know what he's doing this time around. In John Manulis's production at the Loeb Ex, Miller's More is surrounded by an aura of saintliness from the very beginning. While he delivers More's witticisms with neat comic timing, the Lord Chancellor's unearthly rectitude remains clearly predominant over his passion for life. We know from the first that here is a man not long for this world...
Twenty days ago, Israel Horovitz's play "Indian Wants the Bronx" played at the Loeb...
...ironic that a playwright with such a grasp of the tragedy of urban youth has to justify his work through a Harvard degree," Paul Suchecki '77, who directed the play at the Loeb, said the other...
...part of our lives. His attitude was overwhelming to us, for in but two days we felt as though we had known one another for years. The opportunity to meet and spend hours talking to the man who had written a play presented by Black CAST in the Loeb last year was extremely special. As the protagonist Gabe Gabriel, Mr. Gordone's alter-ago, I felt as though I had already known him--but the reality of spending time with him afforded more insight into the character than I had ever known before...
...productions of Black CAST at the Loeb have, with little exception, been highly successful both spiritually (for reasons discussed earlier, the Black community is starved because of a lack of Black theater) and monetarily. However, by performing in the Loeb, the organization must surrender its profits to the Harvard Dramatic Club--another obstacle which makes our existence as a thriving organization rather tentative...