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Newspaper
Greenwich News
Location
Greenwich, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1990
Page
34
A concise guide to choosing bottled pasta sauces by reading labels for ingredients fat sugar sodium and potential sugar substitutes. It suggests meatless options and using sun dried tomatoes as flavor boosts with or without oil and explains softening them in warm water broth or sherry.
A simple baked pasta dish combining fusilli, broccoli florets and a sauce. Spread 3 cups sauce in a 10 inch baking dish, add 8 ounces pasta, top with broccoli and cheeses, then bake 35 minutes until tender. Yield four servings.
A simple, period style pasta dish using wagon wheels, sherry and chicken stock. Vegetables including zucchini and cauliflowerettes are sautéed with garlic and red onion, then simmered in broth with sun dried tomatoes before combining with drained pasta and finishing with pepper and optional parmesan. Three servings.
Connecticut Playmakers Young People's Theater Wing selects Stuart Adelberg of Stamford to direct and choreograph Mirror Mirror on the Wall for a fourth season. He previously helmed Cinderella Hansel and Gretel and Shiver mewick. Sam Lanier Old Greenwich is musical director. Marilyn Friedman Stamford produces. Show runs July 21 22 28 29. Information contact producer at 324 1594 or Playmakers at 637 2298.
Larkin as Elizabeth's great love William Hallet and Fountain as Feake highlight a strong ensemble in a revival of Winthrop Woman. Larrabee misses the sensual edge, while Ralph Pastore and Sean O'Neill deliver solid, nuanced performances. Ruth Godbout portrays Joan Winthrop Lyon as the production shines with thoughtful direction and technical support.
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