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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1972

Page

8

What is theatre for as seen on Broadway yet again

A critic weighs Broadway productions in a pointed review, arguing that Butley on Broadway fails to deliver a coherent dramatic lesson beyond Alan Bates’s superior performance, while Pippin remains slick yet hollow under Bob Fosse. LADY DAY at BAM offers uneven but moving moments despite libretto flaws, with strong performances from Roger Robinson and Cecilia Norfleet. The piece ends by musing on theatre’s purpose and art.

John Broeck New York Butley Morosco Theatre Broadway Alan Bates Bates Ben Batley Ben Simon Gray James Hammerstein Gray Ben Butley Pippin Imperial Theatre Bob Foose Fosse Leland Palmer Gwen Verdon Sweet Charity Bob Fosse Ro. D. Hirson Steve ‘Schwartz Chelsea Theater Center Brooklyn Academy of Music Lady Day Billie Holliday Harlem Billie Aishah Rahman Cecilia Norfleet Ms Holliday Roger Robinson M.C Mr. Vereen Mr. Robinson Bille Ms Norfleet Paul Carter Harrison

Savage Messiah at Coronet Theatre review

Ken Russell crafts a bold personal film set in Paris and London before World War I. The story follows Henri Gaudier and Sophie Braeska in a nonsexual but admiring love affair as they chase artistic glory. Dorothy Tutin shines as Sophie and Scott Anthony complements with a taut lead performance. The film blends satirical attacks on critics patrons and society with Russell’s Baroque style and lush photography. It elevates cinema as art and earns praise as a top contemporary work.

John Broeck Savage Messiah Ken Russell Coronet Theatre Henri Gaudier Sophie Braeska Paris London Henri Russell Tchaikovsky Christopher Logue Dick Bush Dorothy Tutin Sophie Scott Anthony

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John Rubinstein Jill Clayburgh Ars Gratia Artis Scott Anthony and Dorothy Tutin
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