New World Theater Presents What Minstrelsy in Retrospect
Barnard-Columbia event features The New World TheaterCompany in What! Ministrelsy in Retrospect with sketches dances and songs tracing Black Americans plight since mid-1800s. Performances set for April 19 6:30 p.m. McIntosh basement and April 26 5 p.m. Milbank Lawn rain date listed. Admission free.
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Barnard
Columbia
New World Theatre
The
New World Theater of the
Columbia Players
Barnard-Columbia
Barnard- Columbia
Craig Delamere
America
New World Theater Company
Kuumba Edwards
Ron Smith
Lloyd Martin
Barnard and Columbia
Wallace Gray
Columbia English Department
Iolanthe Delivers Delightful Fairies and Sharp Satire
Barnard G&S Society stages Iolanthe with tuneful numbers and witty Gilbert and Sullivan satire. A.G. Murphy directs a sprightly ensemble led by Nadine Seltzer as the Fairy Queen and Irene Tobey as Iolanthe, with strong musical direction and clever design enhancing a brisk, humorous production.
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Gubert
Sullivan
Barnard G&s Society
Iolanthe
Queen of the
Fairies
Strephon Appar
Homer
Strephon
Phyllis
Strephen
Gilbert
A.G. Murphy
G&s Society
Lisa Miller
Phyllus
Peter Salgo
Nadine Seltzer
William Payne
Tom White
Fords
White
Irene Tobey
Timothy Teeter
Marion Leeds
Jami Fields
Leon Benedict
Private Willis
Elizabeth Gregory
Janet deGrazis
Michael Ellis
Joseph Graff
Steven Ehrenberg
Ainslie Bruneau
Barbara McKinney
Olanthe
the Tooter
Strophen
Lie Miller
Barnard
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Gerry Goodstein
Standby Actor Alan Mixon Scorches through Equus at Plymouth
In Plymouth Theatre production of Equus standby Alan Mixon substitutes as Dr Dysart when Anthony Hopkins is absent. Mixon, a veteran of four standbys, discusses audience reception, interpretation differences with Hopkins, and his own career from Florida roots to New York stage. He notes the challenge of gaining recognition as a standin and his ongoing projects including The Runner Stumbles and Workers.
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Dysart
Alan Mixon
Mixon
Anthony Hopkins
Dr. Dysart
Peter Firth
John Dexter
South
Tennessee Williams
Mangiacavalio
Chicago
Georgia
Manhattan Theatre Club
America
Harry
Boston
Tom Griffin
Workers
Dr., Dysart
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By Denise Jones
Clifton Smith
Michael Mayfield
Richard Claytor
Laverine Austin
Edgar Schockley
Sheila Perry
Craig Dellimore
Felice Rosser
By Michael Musto
Esther Lowengait
Plymouth Theatre
Equus
Martin Dysart
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