Juniors Bring Revolutionary Farce Back to Barnard Stage
Barnard College presents a February run of a new original musical comedy about the French Revolution with book and lyrics by Robert Binder and music by Kenneth Ascher. The junior show revitalizes Barnard theater, featuring Lois Wilson as Marie Antoinette and Stefan Rudnicki as Robespierre, with ensemble, choreography by Carolyn Brancato, and production staff drawn mainly from the junior class. Tickets range from 1.50 to 2.00, with performances February 24–27 at 8:30 in Minor Latham Playhouse.
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Robert Binder
Kenneth Ascher
Latham Playhouse
Barnard
Carolyn Brancato
Lois Wilson
Marie -Antoinette
Stefan “Rudnicki
Robespierre
James Spero
Louis XVI
Barbara Wolfson
Madame Defarge
al Murphy
Napoleon
Rosemary Shevlin GS
Lulu
Martin Glertsman
Gaston
Mikado cast features Barnard freshmen in lead roles
Gebauer 67 plays Nanki Pooh with Diane Tramantini 65 as Peep Bo and Regina Gurzynski 68 as Katisha. The group celebrates freshman and sophomore participation while inviting students to join backstage crews, chorus, or publicity efforts.
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Gebauer
Nanki Pooh
Princess Ida
Diane Tramantini
Peep-Bo
Schlefer
Barnard
Regina Gurzynski
Katisha
Robert Binder
Robert Ingram
Mack Schlefer
Delegates Discuss Atlanta School Integration Efforts
Delegates describe token integration in Atlanta as hampered by lacking a dedicated integration group while praising Carver Vocational High School and its principal Mr Dennard for progress. They note Lynwood High in DeKalb faces weak teaching and power constraints under a segregationist county board.
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Atlanta
Carver Vocational High School
Cleveland Dennard
Carver
Dennard
Barnard
Lynwood High School
DeKalb County
Lynwood
View From The Bridge Review Sees Flaws Yet Ends On Power
A critic finds View From The Bridge largely melodramatic despite strong pacing and performance. The piece elevates stagecraft through a tiny theater setting, but annotations and narration dampen tragic potential. Eddie Carbone’s passion lacks the classic moral dilemma, leaving the drama a compelling story rather than profound tragedy.
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Mr. Miller
Norman Corwin
Eddie Carbone
Eddie
Miller
Sion
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