Word: purohit
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...There are only a few classes to choose from,and it really takes some foresight in terms ofplanning your curriculum," said Tara B. Purohit'99. "If you are a senior who was banking on thatnext term, you don't have much choice...
...electronic keyboard, played by Freedman, nestled in the corner of a slightly elevated stage. The stadium-like seating actually allowed an unusual intimacy between the other four performers and the audience. This was convenient during an early part of the evening when audience participation played a part in Purohit's rendition of "Sooner or Later," a tune from Dick Tracy...
...there were a few highlights among the staple of ballads. Aaron D. Rosenberg '99 was the most theatrical of the four with his spirited choreography in "The God-Why-Don't-You-Love-Me Blues" from Follies. His entertaining expressions and adept use of a cane were complemented by Purohit's and Chandler's efforts as his two love interests. Rosenberg and S. David Foley '98 were quite successful in their duets, especially in the comic "Agony" from Into the Woods. Their sweet harmonies belied Sondheim's hilarious wording...
...women had their moments as well, if not as memorable as the men's. "If Momma Was Married" was the best of the bits Tara B. Purohit '99 and Marisa L. Chandler '99 performed together. Their individual performances were passable, though Purohit and Foley deserve kudos for their convincingly sorrowful expressions during the ballads...
...Opportunes, a popular co-ed group, auditioned nearly 80 singers for just two spots, says member Tara B. Purohit...