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Director Phil Stotter and his generally competent cast struggled long and hard to make a success of things, and, in Jean Genet's terms, I suppose they did. But Genet's terms exclude most of what you and I respond to in the theater. The Balcony has no story in the normal sense and no real motivation for its characters. It does have a gimmick, a wonderful gimmick that Genet uses again and again, like a ritual. He leads us on an aimless trek down a hall of mirrors...
...Still, Stotter and his cast have given Genet more than his due. It is a shame they chose this play...
...Kirkland House and Richmond, Va.; and Virgil Thomas Fryman. Jr. '62 of Quincy House and Washington, Ky. Second prizes went to: Robert W. Gordon '63 of Eliot House and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Lewis B. Kaden '63 of Winthrop House and Perth Amboy, N.J.; and Philip L. Stotter '63 of Winthrop House and South River...
...selected for the March 29 finals of the Boylston Public Speaking Contest. They are: Beeker Bradshaw '62, Peter A. Flynn '62, Virgil T. Fryman, Jr. '62, Robert W. Gordon '62, David G. Gulette '62, Lewis B. Kaden '63, Stanley F. Pickett '62, Frederik Q. Rice '63, and Phillip L. Stotter...
...direction, by Philip L. Stotter, is commendable. Stotter makes the most of the play's rich store of smut, without turning everyone's stomach. The great cuckold scene in Horner's house, which contains some memorable dirt, comes off admirably. Christie Dickason's make-up is excellent, and the costumes, designed by Miss Dickason, are seemingly authentic and in some cases revealing...