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Hands Off! Three one-act plays by Beckett: "Act Without Words," "II" and "Cascando." Also "Striptease" by Mrozek, carvan Theatre. 1555 Mass Ave. Cambridge. 9, May 12. Free tickets to first twenty people who call for reservations...
Hands Off! Three one-act plays by Beckett: "Act Without Words." "11." and "Cascando." Also "Striptease" by Mrozek. Caravan Theatre. 1555 Mass Ave. Cambridge...
...four one-act pieces that constitute Black Visions contain both of these elements. Son//; is an old Mississippi woman's soliloquized lamentation. She tells and mimes the bone-wearying troubles of her existence, a Beckettesque journey from nothingness to oblivion. Gloria Foster makes a triumph of this taxing role through her unremittingly somber presence and power. The next two playlets, Players inn and Cop and Blow, are set in a bar, the gaudy aquarium of tropically colorful sharks who prey mercilessly on the vulnerable fish of the ghetto...
...one-act satire by John Guare, 9:30, 11. April 21 and 22. The Harvard Cabaret. Currier House, $.50 food minimum...
...despite the many ruts worn into Van Itallie's consciousness this play is without a doubt the most enjoyable I've seen at Harvard this year. The second one-act, "T.V.", easily makes up in richness of movement and fun for the flaws of "Interview". This is all to Berlin's credit, because she has choosen to play up the life in the scenes instead of making them significantly drab. Three professional television monitors are sitting together watching the screen in a T.V. rating room. The five other actors act out what's happening on the screen. Skits from Westerns...