Word: workshopping
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...Idler, the Radcliffe dramatic club, is represented on the cast by both Miss Leadbetter and Miss Edwards. Miss Leadbetter is the president of the Idler, and has acted in several Workshop plays...
...play is the Harvard prize winner for last year in Professor George Pierce Baker's so-called Workshop. The authoress, Miss Dorothy Heyward, resident of Charleston, S. C, has a gift for dovetailing into her work pretty little tricks of playwriting prestidigitation. But the first act in the aristocratic home is dull and stuffy, and suggests the awful thought that the drawing rooms around Harvard can't be such a much...
...yesterday insurance men were endeavoring to discover the cause of the fire, but in vain. They found that the damage was such that a complete new roof will have to be built. The Department of Economics has been temporarily obliged to use other offices and the 47 Workshop to hold their rehearsals elsewhere...
...floor of the 47 Workshop was covered with an inch of water. The harm done to the scenery cannot be estimated until it dries out. "If it warps," said Professor G. P. Baker '87 when questioned by a CRIMSON reporter, "it will be destroyed, but I cannot tell yet just what will happen. By the greatest piece of luck all the scenery for our coming play next week was removed yesterday to Agassiz House...
Massachusetts has become the attic of the University,--a place for tattered and unsightly odds and ends. Cluttered together in a maze of clapboard partitions and sagging stairways are the offices of the chief janitor, the headquarters of the college police, the carpenter shop of the 47 Workshop, and, in the left, the shabby offices of a few tutors in the department of Economics. Commendable institutions, unquestionably,--and yet they seem a trifle unworthy of the oldest and most beautiful building in the University...