Word: serranos
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...said the case now will return to military Judge Jorge Alberto Serrano, who issued the initial decision and must order the suspects released...
...Serrano's initial decision was strongly criticized by the State Department. Congress approved a measure that calls for withholding 10 percent of appropriated economic support aid for EI Salvador if the suspects are released...
...scene and characters, but not the cast, are completely different. A group of people gradually gather in a motel room to await the arrival and performance of the Arno Klein Theatre troupe. Lynette (Harriet Harris) and Gary (Nestor Serrano) have driven for 300 miles just to see them. But this is not your usual motel room. It soon becomes clear that this is the mysterious "Day Room," mentioned in the first act. DeLillo is in hot pursuit of as much theatrical symmetry as he can force down the audience's throat...
...power of gesture to further the dramatic development, and it is done so skillfully that the manner in which a hand is moved across space may strike home profoundly. The new additions to the A.R.T.'s permanent company all appear form this production to augment it, especially Nestor Serrano, Harriet Harris, Sandra Shipley, and even ex-"White Shadow" Ken Howard, who projects a majestic solemnity as Bottivicci, the deformed mindreader...
...American audiences, such forlorn music is easier to appreciate than enjoy. But they cannot help being excited by the dancing, which expresses, in spontaneous but disciplined and concentrated movement, the passions of the Gypsy soul. Eduardo Serrano crosses the stage with the lacy delicacy of a tightrope walker before erupting in a virile drumbeat, a machine gun, of toe tapping. Manuela Carrasco draws all eyes with an ethereal hauteur that is only accentuated by the jackhammer snap of her commanding heels and the swirl of her long ruffled gown. Some are known chiefly by their nicknames, which, according to Gypsy...