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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1975

Page

7

Rocky Horror Show review sparkles with glam and gripes

Michael Musto critiques The Rocky Horror Show at the Belasco Theater noting glitter and camp but calling the parody tiresome after its Broadway glossing. Tim Curry’s performance as Frank N Furter stands out while other leads feel innocuous and the production’s pricey cabaret redesign draws fresh ire.

Michael Musto Janet Brad The Carpenters Frank ‘N’ Furter Furter Rocky Frank Shakespeare Brooks and Warhol bin Rocky London Tim Curry

The Rocky Horror Show Review Mix of Loud Drag and Humor

A critic finds the show mildly entertaining yet loud and offensive. The piece mocks Frankenstein with a 50s score and weak jokes. Magenta and Riff-Raff performers vie for attention while Ritz O’Brien stands out, though overall the production feels out of place for Lorelei crowds.

Inten Columbia Jami Donnelly Magenta Ritz O’brien Riff-Raff Lorelei

RSC Lear Delineates a Dark King Lear Without Greatness

A Royal Shakespeare Company production of King Lear is described as competent but lacking originality and greatness. Performances by David Suchet as the Fool and Gloucester and Kent receive praise, while Tony Church and Charles Keating are criticized for absence of spark and magnetism. The director’s innovations, including music and aisle staging, distract with awkward audience sightlines.

Royal Shakespeare Company Shakespeare Tony Church Charles Keating Edmund Mike Gwilym Edgar Gloucester Kent David Suchet

Reception of Lear at the RSC mix of pyrotechnics and flaws

A theatre critic argues the RSC Lear relies on spectacular effects and direct-audience asides but delivers uneven acting and grimy second-act visuals. The review laments inaudible performers, questions the balance of classical and avant-garde aims, and doubts a first-rate Lear will emerge.

Lear Regan Gloucester Cordelia RSC Shakespeare Jane Austen Jane Will

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