a poor player

a poor player

...that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more...

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Theater – NY TImes

• Ben Gazzara, Actor of Stage and Screen, Dies at 81 February 4, 2012
  Mr. Gazzara’s long acting career included playing Brick in the original “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” on Broadway and roles in influential films by John Cassavetes. […]
  By NEIL GENZLINGER
• Theater Review: Adapting Sophocles: ‘These Seven Sicknesses’ at Flea Theater February 4, 2012
  “These Seven Sicknesses,” a condensed adaptation of Sophocles’ seven surviving plays, is being performed at the Flea Theater by its resident acting company, the Bats. […]
  By CATHERINE RAMPELL
• Critic’s Notebook: In London Theater, the Past Isn’t Dead, It’s Onstage February 4, 2012
  Several current British productions, including “Lovesong,” “Travelling Light” and “The Kreutzer Sonata,” feature characters who recall earlier times. […]
  By BEN BRANTLEY
• Theater Review: ‘Look Back in Anger,’ Starring Matthew Rhys February 3, 2012
  In the Roundabout Theater revival of John Osborne’s 1956 landmark play, “Look Back in Anger,” Matthew Rhys plays the British working-class antihero. […]
  By CHARLES ISHERWOOD
• Performances for Valentine’s Day, or Thereabouts February 3, 2012
  Beyond Broadway, possibilities for dates with a New York sweetheart include love songs, comedies, burlesque and readings in the buff. […]
  By ERIK PIEPENBURG

Fredonia Theatre and Dance

• new semester, new projects January 24, 2012
  Another new semester in the department and lots is going on (as the usual). As for myself, I’m starting my second semester of Voice and Movement and the classes are getting really exciting. We’re going to get started working on … Continue reading → […]
• one art (it’s new year’s eve!) December 31, 2011
  The semester’s finished and in a few hours we can all say happy new year 2012! Hooray! I figured this blog might be a good as place as any to do an end-of-year/end-of-semester reflection. I haven’t found a good word … Continue reading → […]
• Are you a BA? December 1, 2011
  “Are you a BA?” No, I am not. I am not a BA, I am getting a B.A. You hear the question “Are you a BA or a BFA?” a lot when you first come here and people don’t know … Continue reading → […]

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