... Crosby Herald Thursday February 15 1990 13 Tragedy the epitomy of Jacobean drama THE Everyman’s production of ’Tis Pity She’s A Whore” is powerful dramatic and the epitomy of Jacobean drama (writes Lara Goodband) John Ford’s greatest tragedy ...

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... Pack presented A grand world croi.e, per the r.s Brownie, • pageant play by Miva Nancy Simkins, who was also the Crane Mall A FAMILY MAN Phaniz Group A.D.S. producer.' The piece, which included an historical episode of the Queen ...

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... seemed a pity that the p roducer did not take fuller advantage of a fine stage., Grouping effects would have been better had the full stage been used. An unpardonable contretemps was the amount of noise backstage in Act I. Scene 2. There was ...

... though she were the niece of a bishop. Such a girl as this, if she remain on the stage, will be a tolerable actress, always sure of an engagement. She will marry ...

... The grouping and stage management were on the whole excellent. One would have welcomed a rattier more ambitious production from this group. AIDE YOU A BASSI t Presented by the St. Helen's (Crosby) A.D.S., this production as ...

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