War and Peace at A.PLA Repertory Company review
The A P L A Repertory Company presents War and Peace in a two and a half hour stage adaptation. Neumant Pisrater and Prufer shape Tolstoys sprawling epic for the stage. Clayton Corzatte narrates with restrained commentary while Donald Moffat Sidney Walker Stefan Gierasch Rosemary Harris and others give strong performances. Harris sparkles as Natasha and the company overall conveys Napoleonic Russia with emotional depth.
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A.pla. Repertory Company
Hollywood
Neumant
Pisrater
Prufer
Tolstoy
A.P.A
Clayton Corzatte
Slo
Russia
Donald Moffat
Andrei
Sidney Walker
Stefen Gierasch
Pierre
Rosemary Harris
Natasha
Ap.a
Walter Kerr
Miss Harris
APA Repertory Company's War and Peace Staging Review
The APA Repertory Company presents a stylized compact staging of War and Peace with Napoleon as the focal figure. It uses wooden soldiers and toy cannons to depict Tolstoy’s themes while balancing clear messaging, though some narration feels editorial and overly pointed. Balcony seats are $2 with student ID.
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Tolstoy
A.P.A
France
Napoleon
Borogino
APA
A.P_A
Riverside Museum hosts varied contemporary sculpture exhibit
The Riverside Museum at 310 Riverside Drive presents a mixed show by seventeen artists exploring contemporary sculpture. Highlights include Marisol's wood and paint works, Zakarian's everyday-object pieces, and USCO's large weather balloons with film projections. The exhibit runs through June 4 with Tuesday to Saturday 2–5 and Sunday 2–6 hours.
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Istar Schwageh
Riverside Museum
Robert Zakarian
Zakarian
Victor Millenzi
Franklin Drake
Ben Cunningham
George Rickey
Shiva Sakti
Riverside
Riverside Drive
Age of Illusion
Marilyn Bain reviews Istvan Szabo's Age of Illusions, tracing John Olaf's journey from youth to adulthood through love work and a friend's death. The film uses flashes and light narration to question when experience replaces illusion and if one ever truly becomes an adult.
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Marilyn Bain
Istvan Szaho
John Olaf
Andras Balint
John
Eva
Inan
Szabo
Hungary
Copenhagen Restaurant showcased Swedish style Danish smorgasbord
ARLENE VAN BREEMS describes The Copenhagen Restaurant offering a Danish smorgasbord named Copenhagen created for Columbia students. The menu includes Nyroget Aalmed Borneg smoked eel with scrambled eggs and a Danish Kold Table all you can eat for 9.50, with a cocktail The Copenhagen priced at 1.25 and Aalborg Akvavit to drink. Reservations can be made at 688-3690.
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Arlene van Breems
Copenhagen
Columbia
Aalborg
Karen Flume
Denmark
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