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...Playboy??—which will run from April 28 through May 6—revolves around the disruption of life in a provincial Irish village when an outsider arrives with an extravagant story. All points converge at this play’s production: members of the Celtic Club coordinated and will perform the play’s music, the producers hope to draw Boston’s Irish community, and the production will present Harvard’s students with a script deeply entrenched in Irish history, but that boasts a universal appeal...
...Kelly points out, the Irish roots of “The Playboy?? are clearer than in the plays of the nominally Irish, but Francophone, absurdist writer Samuel Beckett. And unlike the plays of Sean O’Casey, which are extremely rooted in Irish culture, “The Playboy?? boasts a visceral appeal that will be accessible to Harvard students...
...them these two pieces: You justify it…and you say, ‘And don’t worry…this language is doable.’”Spillane-Hinks’s approach seems to work well. All told, “The Playboy?? attracts more auditioners than almost every other show, some 120 for its 12 roles—an impressive feat for a play without immediate mass appeal. In considering this many actors, Spillane-Hinks relies heavily on her producers and tries to establish an egalitarian atmosphere for discussing callbacks...
First established in 1997, the Playboy-On-Campus (POC) Representative program asks undergrads to serve as connections between the magazine and their college campuses and to promote Playboy??s products...
...This semester we started out with a magazine give-out,” says Daniel J. Perez, manager of Playboy??s Events and College Marketing department, which has begun sending each campus rep 100 copies of each month’s issue for distribution...