Word: visualizing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Mayer has placed an enormous burden on his cast, his technical crews and himself, and none of the three is able to sustain it for any protracted length of time. Brecht's play, as Mayer presents it, is a visual extravaganza. For once in a Loeb production the costumes--fiery red for the Gods, warm tans, greens and yellows for everyone else--have some relevance to the set's color scheme. But the set shakes frighteningly. The set, like the ensemble scenes in the first and second acts still needs a few day's work...
...excellent one. One nice thing about artists is that some of them write well. For once a Big Name writer (in this case Harold Taylor) has not let the Review down. "The Role of the University as a Cultural Leader" is a fine bit of noisy name-calling. The Visual Arts Center's Robert Gardner has contributed some thoughts on the visual education of undergraduates. Professor Leon Kirchner and Boston Globe music critic Michael Steinberg offer a "dialogue" that has not been well edited; it leads up to many issues but explores few. Perhaps the prize piece in the issue...
Brecht's best plays create a tension between the techniques of alienation and the humanity of the story line. His worst plays are like lectures with unusually ingenious visual aids...
...their course work to concentration requirements, would welcome having an extra course with which to experiment. Juniors and seniors often regret that they have had little time to sample courses totally unrelated to their field of concentration or to satisfy their curiosity about the newest, least familiar fields like Visual Studies, Architectural Sciences, and Statistics...
...first editions in Russian literature and music, now in Houghton Library, will be on display in6Next time you're walking beneath a chandeller in Dunster's Junior Common Room, look up. You'll see some of Dunster's arts festival up there too. The Dunster festival emphasizes the visual arts...