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...Malin ’09)—presumably the dead man’s wife—who starves her children (Barry A. Shafrin ’09 and Laurel T. Holland ’09) and allows them to suffer neglect, sexual trauma, and domestic abuse. The show??s title refers to a myth that pelicans feed their young with their blood, if necessary. Their father’s death sets in motion a chain of events that uncovers the mother’s actions despite years of deception.“Pelican?...
...reached the heights of O’Neill instead of being right beneath him,” Brustein argued.Although Kushner and Brustein did agree that “Death of a Salesman” was Miller’s best play, they greatly differed in their interpretations of the show??s meaning.Brustein saw its political overtones as dated, whereas Kushner lobbied for the freshness of the play’s criticism of American economics.“You can’t divorce ‘Death of a Salesman’ from its political indictment of capitalism...
When the curtain rose on opening night of “Chicago: A Musical Vaudeville,” the immediate impression was a blinding burst of glamour—glittering costumes, vibrant music, colored lighting. Yet despite all the components of what should be a great show??Frank Ebb and Bob Fosse’s script, John Kander’s music, stunning choreography, and an impressive set—the performance does not live up to its potential...
...directed by Diana Y. Wan ’08 and Sarah W. Tseng ’08, and produced by Aliza H. Aufrichtig ’08, who is a Crimson editor, and Ximena S. Vengoechea ’08.The performance consisted primarily of writings adapted by the show??s staff into a series of unrelated scenes. The humor in the raw material, familiar to anyone who read Silverstein’s works as a child, was complemented by Wan’s and Tseng’s wise directorial choice of a subtle, honest approach to portraying...
...appeal on the Harvard community. In the past, only HRTV’s program “Ivory Tower” was available online. The soap opera regularly attracted upwards of 15,000 viewers per episode, according to Koenigs. But download tracking software revealed that the majority of the show??s viewers were not actually from Harvard, or the United States for that matter. In fact, most were from South Korea. As a result, HRTV is highlighting several campus-centered features, including a show called “Wild on Harvard” which splices footage from Harvard...