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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
7
A critical view contrasts Salem 1692 and Wheeling 1950 with Puritan fear and McCarthyism. Arthur Miller’s play, first staged 1953, exposes shared passions, suspicions, and the urge for power under a climate of moral panic.
Miller argues fanatical belief blinds and fuels hatred while Salem’s heroes resist the terror. The Beaurmont company earns praise for a superb cast led by Robert Foxworth and Sydney Waler in a production lauded as unforgettable despite a slow start.
An informal dance event on May 7 at 7 pm in Mcintosh Center Stuart Hodes choreographer and NYSCA Performing Arts Division member presents his works A Whale's Trip Akimbo and Abyss with nude dancer imagery. Dancers John Gardner Lois Montes deQea Jessica Redel and Dana Wolfe discuss training and craft after performances, with questions from attendees.
Dance Uptown presents a four location schedule on the Barnard Columbia campus with May performances Fridays and Saturdays. The lineup features new works and commissions by Rudy Perez Sara Rudner Douglas Dunn Hava Kohav Judith Altschul Clif Reuter Toby Armour Sandra Genter Claudia Gitelman Lin Ler Whitney Bergman and more. Tickets released at Minor Latham Playhouse with student discounts. events run May 5 13 20 27 and May 32 19 26 dates noted.
The Morning Mail supports Nancy Jacobs for the Director of College Activities role and urges the search committee to reach a quick, fair decision. The note stresses timely final suggestions to ensure continued campus administration and activity oversight.
Sara Solberg reports the Fourth Annual Playwring Festival at Minor Latham Playhouse. Two of the winning plays were staged, including The Grand Wagonol of George and Vera directed by Jeanne Cerlu ct, featuring Kaa Duser and Jack Shalom. Entropy or the Royal Family is Moving to Suburbia, directed by Ru ren Againe, offered strong comic scenes and a lively supporting cast led by Price Imner.
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