Word: rattey
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Starring Tim Foley '98, Edie Bishop '00, Jay Chaffan '01, David Joffe '00, Lindsey McCormack '02, Paul Monteleone '01, Julie Rattey '02, Jerry Ruiz...
Naturally, Thomas More is not the only character who matters. Julie Rattey '02, Jay Chaffan '01, Jerry Ruiz '00 and David Joffe '00 all add their own valuable as Richard Rich, the Common Man, Norfolk and King Henry, respectively. Paul Monteleone '01 has an especially forceful presence as Cromwell, and Edie Bishop '00 gives a touching portrayal of More's wife, Alice...
...play driven by its actor interpretation. Reckless, Roulleau claims, stands out among the fall clutter because "the actors we have chosen all possess a keen sense of the fine line between the comic and the tragic-- a central element of this play." One of these talented actors is Julie Rattey; capable of finding any emotion on the gamut, she injected new life into an old part as Susie in last year's Wait Until Dark. She landed the almost impossibly difficult lead role of Rachel, but Roulleau is confident she'll pull it off. Julie, he says makes Rachel "nervous...
...Starring: Julie Rattey, Jason McNeely, Peter Richards, Bilqis Hijjas, Reihan Salam, Paul Monteleoni, Jessica Kirshner...
...actors, moreover, contribute performances that continually build tension as the play hurries towards its frenetic climax. As Suzy Hendrix, Julie L. Rattey '01 pulls off an exceedingly difficult role--she is a striking mix of inner strength and physical vulnerability. Though helpless once the contest turns physical, Suzy's always one step ahead of her stalkers (and Rattey's pensive pauses and subtle gesturing give us the sense that her character is always thinking, always plotting). As Gloria, Suzy's teenage helper, Kate Johnsen '01 is appropriately petulant (though she is unfortunately saddled with a number of hackneyed, static lines...