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...Louise Kelly '93 Ivan Oransky '94 Philip P. Pan '93 Joshua W. Shenk '93 Maggie S. Tucker '93 CITY EDITOR: Julian E. Barnes '93 EDITORIAL EDITOR: John A. Cloud '93 SPORTS EDITOR: Jay K. Varma '93 PHOTO EDITOR: Susannah Ross '93 BUSINESS EDITORS: Nelson E. Famadas '94 Michael A. Schoen '93 DESIGN EDITOR: Michael A. Schoen '93 COPY EDITOR: Caralee E. Caplan...
...Nguyen '93 NIGHT EDITORS: Marion B. Gammill '95 Mary Louise Kelly '93 Lan N. Nguyen '93 Philip P. Pan '93 Mark N. Templeton '93 FEATURES EDITOR: Maggie S. Tucker '93 EDITORIAL EDITOR: Beth L. Pinsker '93 Steve Mazie '93 SPORTS EDITOR: Edward G. Rose '94 DESIGN EDITOR: Michael A. Schoen '93 BUSINESS EDITOR: Young...
...first glance, Wesley Ray Thomas seems perfectly cast as Lulu's third husband, Dr. Schoen. Tall and thin, with a frightening countenance and a powerful voice, Thomas seems ideally suited to the role of Schoen, a man both obsessed by Lulu and driven to dominate...
David Buttaro turns in an adequate performance as Alwa, Schoen's son and Lulu's fourth and final husband, but it is not nearly enough to salvage the rest of Lulu. The last time Buttaro performed at the Agassiz was in the performance It's Really Me, which has entered Harvard lore as arguably the worst show ever staged on campus. How Buttaro picks these shows is unclear, but he must regret the decisions...
...mostly an idea, a conceit -- a person for whom pretending is more real than reality -- and invests her with poignancy and pride. In spirit Lettice is a one-woman show. But Smith gets splendid support from Margaret Tyzack in the thankless, stereotypical role of her clumping comrade Lotte Schoen and obliquely from Britain's Prince Charles, whose marginally less dotty tirades against contemporary architecture render Lettice's eccentricities almost trendy...