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...forced to become a revolutionary because he needs the money and because Sam Adams threatens to put a bullet through his head. The script isn't flawless, but the production is good and offers a new variation on what is already a hackneyed subject. At the Tufts Arena Theater, Medford, Thursday through Saturday...
...white Frisbee skittered and soared across the spring afternoon as students scrambled between rows of sugar maples that marked the sidelines of a makeshift playing field. An uninformed visitor to the Tufts University campus in Medford, Mass., last week might well have decided that the "Third Invitational Mother's Day Classic" had been taken over by platoons of demented discus throwers. What the galloping giddiness actually involved was an Ultimate Frisbee game between Tufts and Hampshire College of Amherst, one of the final events of the season for the nation's newest intercollegiate sport...
...three defendants, Patrick L. Dunn of Dedham, Daniel E. Levin of West Newton, and Donald S. Smart of Medford were released on their own recognisance...
...emotionally and theatrically demanding, though, and it's hard to think of this production doing poor Willy Loman justice. If you've never seen Lee J. Cobb and Mildred Dunnock do the play on stage or on television, you might be satisfied with the treatement it gets up in Medford. You can find out for $3.50 at 8:15 tonight and tomorrow...
Private Lives, a Noel Coward period piece about love and marriage, is being revived at the Tufts Arena Theater in Medford. The press release says that the show is "perfect summer entertainment," but so is rolling in the grass and what else is new? The play is set in the 1930s and presumably it's being milked for all the nostalgia it's worth. Any play that has a maid in it named Louise can't be all bad. Tuesday through Thursday at 8:15. General admission is $3.50, student tickets...