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I will never forget her lost look out to the audience like she wanted us to help her.
in Waiting for Godot
I had never seen the play with an older cast. Everything resonated more deeply. But maybe that's because I'm older, too.
in Marat/Sade
I'm dating myself. But I can still see her shimmering as Charlotte Corday.
in Uncle Vanya
I really believed he was going to shoot up the place when he grabbed that gun. He was terrifyingly real.
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She literally took my breath away. I had to remind myself to breathe.
in Long Day's Journey Into Night
It was one of those performances where I said to myself in the beginning, "Oh dear. He'll never get away with that." And by the end he had completely hooked me. That's my favorite kind of theater experience.
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I felt as if I had never seen the play before. What an extraordinary presence she has on stage!
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That first ten minutes was the most brilliant physical comedy I've ever seen.
in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
The whole balance of the play shifted with his performance, and I understood why they were together for the first time.
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She does restraint better than anyone. I felt every ounce of rage under the surface.
