The Washington Post:
Russell Harvard has been waiting not so patiently for this his entire
career. And now, at long last, for a deaf actor channeled inexorably
into deaf roles, the moment has arrived:
Playing a hearing character.
Harvard is part of the (mostly) new cast of Broadway’s hit production of
“To Kill a Mockingbird,” with Ed Harris following Jeff Daniels as
Atticus Finch and LisaGay Hamilton succeeding LaTanya Richardson as the
housekeeper Calpurnia.
Theme Park University:
Las Vegas is an ever-changing landscape of new restaurants, slot
machines, hotels and entertainment. Cirque du Soleil for years has
dominated the strip with a whopping seven shows for quite some time now.
Their newest show “R.U.N”, which has been in previews for weeks and
officially opening November 14, has gotten some scathing feedback online
from those who have seen early performances.
Dramatics Magazine:
THE SAWDUST HAS SETTLED. The lights have been focused. The props are
preset. You call half-hour, instructing the cast to get into costumes,
mics, and wigs; grab your water, stopwatch, legal pad, and promptbook;
and head to your tech table. As you hike, you check in with run crew,
assistant stage managers, designers, production staff, and the director.
It’s time. You take a breath, look over the space, maybe even smile …
tech has begun.
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