Winding Down
Tonight we tech Caesar for the second time. More personal aesthetic aside, the show is going quiet well. It's not the spectacular we were expecting for the amount of time and money put into it, but it's down. I will expound upon Caesar's and Arms and the Mans virtues and shortcomings this weekend when I have more time.
On more week left to go at APT. Then a five day reprieve in Milwaukee before I head back to NJ. It looks as though I won't get to see as many people as I was hoping before I head back East...but I know some of you will be heading out there yourselves soon anyway.
On more week left to go at APT. Then a five day reprieve in Milwaukee before I head back to NJ. It looks as though I won't get to see as many people as I was hoping before I head back East...but I know some of you will be heading out there yourselves soon anyway.
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The Cap Times finds Saranoff's coat virtuous: "DeVita fits as perfectly as does his cartoonish red-and-blue uniform in "Arms and the Man," George Bernard Shaw's spoof of military manners, romantic delusions and the moral mess the mix produces."
I feel bad for missing this one.
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