Kansas Days A Review of Alan Senauke's Work
Leslie Gottesman surveys Kansas Days by Alan Senauke, praising its lyrical, inventive tone and blend of prose and verse. The piece highlights characters and plots across New York, Kansas, and Prague, notes narrative ambition yet calls for more breadth, and mentions the Shoe Monument as a focal symbol. The review concludes noting Kansas Days is on sale at Barnard this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gottesman
Alan Senauke
Columbia Review Press
Monroe
Tos
Ealweys
Kansas
Finn Far
Belle de Jour
Levels
New York
Legrand
Barnard
Lapson Sisson
David Ford
Valerie French
June Emery
Sisson
Pinter's Progress by Elle: The Tea Party review
A mixed Pinter play, The Tea Party, is praised for tight execution and entertaining drama. Harold Sisson, a successful bathroom fixtures executive, contends with insecurity amid seductive intrigue, family tensions, and ominous undercurrents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle
Harold Pinter
Mr. Pinter
Pinter
Sisson
In Memoriam They Die On Broadway Theater 69 and 68
A reflective critique notes Broadway decline through the closure of Theater 69 and the underutilization of Theater 68. It recalls Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead closing, and discusses Edward Albee productions like Box-Mac-Box as off Broadway. The piece contrasts Broadway neglect with avant garde aims and a Bessie Smith subplot about racism and hospital segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Rosencrantz
Guildenstern
Theater 69
New York
Edward Albee
Theater 68
Bessie Smith
Memphis
Tennessee
Jack
Bessie
The Subject Was Roses in 1946 Bronx and Broadway Echoes
A column reviews the 1964 film The Subject Was Roses and its Broadway roots. It discusses Neal and Sheen performances, production history, and the film’s Bronx setting with praise for color, sets, and mood, noting Oedipal undercurrents and era music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Neal
Rosalind Russell
Hollywood
Bronx
Times Square
Judy Collins
Theatre on Campus Opens First Production of the Season
The campus theatre debuts its first production of the season, signaling potential new artistry and audience engagement. Enthusiasm runs high as performers and crew prepare for opening performances.
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Tengrove
Thad
Ivan the Terrible
Fel Krull
Canna
Saskatchewan
Mario Legrand
Korti- Jeulci
Winter Parkyson
Herdo Trist
Prague
Tacy
Winter
Alabynth
Leeand
Deane
Gaffhead
Alfred Steinberg
Pinter’s
Theater
By Peter Frank
Zocker
N.y.c
By Lincoln Swados
Larteue Biedter
Timothy Leary
Nearman Mailer
Patricia
Neal
Angela Lansbury
Irene Daley
Krer Daliea
Sheen
MGM
Dustin Hoffman
Martin Sheen
Minor Latham
Hoth
Roses Plaza Theatre
58Th and
Madison
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