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...exhorts audiences to remember that a short skirt is neither an “invitation nor a provocation.” According to Mutlu such clothing is a sign of “happiness for a woman and [demonstrates] an appreciation of her own body!” The show??s subject matter is not entirely foreign to Mutlu. Indeed, Mutlu reports that she was drawn to VM particularly because “I identify with a lot of the themes, feelings and concepts explored in the work, especially in my piece...
...down theres’?” But she soon calms herself, realizing, “Actually you’re the first person I’ve told about this…and I kind of feel a little better.” Rest assured, much of the show??s audiences will likely leave the show with a similar sense of edification and relief...
...Deep Sea Diver” was a case in point. After a minute or two of meandering keyboards and “Long, Long, Long” moans, the drummer started pounding, walls of feedback kicked in, and—are those power chords I hear? By show??s end, Droste and co. had brought out an oboe, a recorder, a flute, a xylophone and an autoharp—enough instruments for a ramshackle, Olivia Tremor Control-style psych orchestra, without the tape noise that covered the album...
While being roasted by Mathew J. Ferrante ’05, the president of the Theatricals, and Sam Gale Rosen ’06, the vice-president of the show??s cast, Zeta-Jones enthusiastically fired back...
Cambridge police officers blockaded the street for ten minutes while Zeta-Jones waved to the crowd of approximately 200 eager fans and received kisses from Ferrante and Gale Rosen. Pudding cast members—posed around the three—sang verses of the show??s theme song, “Terms of Frontierment...