Word: lullingly
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Kramer wrote the play in conjunction with Adam Bellow, a Princeton University student, about Harvard undergraduate dormitory life. After its premiere at Eliot House last December, William Lull, a student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, offered to produce the play in videotape form for television...
...Lull gave the script to officials at WCVB, who made an offer to show the videotape as part of the weekly series "Nightshift...
...After Lull and his co-producers spent about $10,000 making the tape, Dawkins, the producer of "Nightshift," decided the "tenor of the piece was not acceptable for general broadcasting...
Kramer said he believes the decision was unfair because he had warned Dawkins about the play's questionable language and had also given him a script to read before Lull made the tape...
Dawkins told Kramer and Lull he had read the play before Lull put it into production, but he admitted yesterday he had read only the first eight pages at that time because he believed they would be representative of the play as a whole...