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...greatest run ever, in the oldest game ever, on the biggest stage ever? You’d have to be an idiot not to root for that...
...indeed, King Midas. I do see this pool. You mean the one in the center of the stage? The one where every important event in the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club’s new production of “Metamorphoses” takes place? Oh yeah, I see it. It’s a very nice pool...
That’s Ovid’s “Metamorphoses,” of course; a mock-epic, 15-part poem that contains every major mythological story of antiquity. Ten of these stories have been adapted to the stage by playwright Mary Zimmerman and produced at Harvard by Allison B. Kline ’09, Julia K. Lindpaintner ’09, and Maria-Ilinca Radulian ’10. In the capable hands of visiting director Carmel O’Reilly, last Friday’s opening performance was sometimes spellbinding, sometimes frustrating, and sometimes both...
...back to that pool for a minute. There is literally a big pool in the middle of the stage, and set designer Courtney E. Thompson ’09 deserves a lot of credit for making it happen. O’Reilly deserves credit as well for making sure that the pool wasn’t just a decorative set piece. It is thematically central...
From the moment he took the stage in the Washington Hilton's International Ballroom, Huckabee was in his element. The Arkansas contingent in the front of the hall went nuts, waving low-tech H-U-C-K-A-B-E-E placards. Unlike the other candidates, Huckabee was greeted by a standing ovation throughout the entire cavernous room. He settled in behind the lectern as if it were a pulpit, greeting the crowd "not as one who comes to you, but as one who comes from...