Word: stewart
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Most important of all, Hedda's self-hatred translates into a destructive hatred of others-her academic clod of a husband, George Tesman (Peter Eyre), for example, and her onetime lover, the writer Eilert Luvborg (Patrick Stewart). Her wrath stems from the fact that she has betrayed her own Dionysian will to freedom. She is an older Nora who failed to slam the door on parochialism, co vention and hypocrisy. Jackson reduces all that to the level of cocktail-party sarcasm and suburban jitters...
...were the only person onstage. Since she delivers her part of the dialogue like nightclub one-liners, she might as well be alone. As Hedda's sinister admirer Judge Brack, Timothy West is as sensually menacing as a puff of cigar smoke. If Patrick Stewart's Luvborg has "vine leaves in his hair," they are not Greek but plastic. As Hedda's husband, a timid soul and a baffled marital masochist who dotes on books, Peter Eyre salvages the only acting honors in this debacle...
Though some Masters have roundly resented the Administration's setting rules in this area, I doubt whether any would deny that the Administration has in fact taken a clear stand--and with a good deal more than the usual force. On November 7, 1973, Zeph Stewart, then chairman of the Masters, reminded his colleagues of President Bok's position (I quote this with Master Stewart's permission...
Dean Whitlock and I felt the chose should have been made by my successor." Stewart said. "But we felt it was important for the new senior tutor to get to know the House...
...administration has been searching almost three months for a master to replace Stewart, who is leaving at the end of this school year...