4The Daily Tar HeelMonday, January 23, 1984
'Crimes' portrayal of taboos nearly flawless
By JEFF GROVE
Arts Editor
Flaws were few and far between in the
national company production of Crimes
of the Heart, which brought Beth
Henley's prize-winning play to life in a
very moving way. The Carolina Union
sponsored three Crimes performances
this weekend in Memorial Hall.
Review
The play, set in Mississippi in 1974,
portrays the problems three sisters face
over a period of less than a day. While the
play hinges on attempted murder,
suicide, miscegenation, promiscuity and
general irresponsibility, it uses such a
light touch to make the taboo topics
palatable and humorous.
The shift featured three sterling lead
. performers.
Cyd Quilling played the youngest sister
and would-be murderer Babe, with a
sense of innocence that prevented the
character's crimes from seeming evil.
Kathy Danzer made the amoral middle
sister, Meg, sympathetic.
As the first sister, Lenny, Caryn West
scored the most impressive performance.
In her charge the lonely woman's pain
became achingly real to the audience.
The supporting characters generally
received good performances, too.
. Dawn Didawick played the sisters'
social-climbing cousin in a delicate
balancing act verging on caricature but
never overstepping the bounds of reality.
In the role of one of Meg's old flames,
Tom Stechschulte provided a good mix
ture of happiness and apprehension at
their impending reunion.
As Babe's lawyer, David Allison
Carpenter registered a proper just-out-of-law-school
eagerness. He undercut this,
however, with stiff posturings and
awkward line readings that only occa
sionally fit the scenes he was playing.
Overall, Carpenter's performance was
substandard.
The set for the play, designed by John
Lee Beatty, proved a marvelous re
creation of a small-town Southern kit
chen. The outdated refrigerator and gas
stove looked appropriately worn. Nice
extra touches included an electric fan, tins
of rat poison, faded wallpaper and an old
Monopoly game.
Patricia McGourty's costumes fit the
characters well. Lenny's drab, modest
skirts, Babe's frilly dresses and Meg's
tight,, revealing outfits all spoke worlds
about the sisters' personalities.
Dennis Parichy's lighting avoided
subtleties except in a scene in the third act
when the kitchen was lit only by the
moon shining through the windows.
James Pentecost replicated Melvih
Bernhardt's New York- stage direction,
which clarified the relationships between
the sisters and added to the play's warm
glow of sentiment and humor. ,
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Deadline Feb. 8
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Books to be moved
The following materials will be
moved from Wilson Library to the
new Davis Library during the
week of January 23-28.
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more information call 962-1335.
For more detailed information, call
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ceding Tuesday. Only announcements'
from University recognized and cam
pus organizations will be printed.
Today
Tuesday
3:30 p.m. Undergrad Geography Assoc.
meeting in the 3rd floor lounge
of Saunders.
4:30 p.m. Special program for students in
terested in the N.C. State
Government . Summer Intern
Program will be held in 210
Hanes.
6:30 p.m. Training session will be held in
Hillsborough for volunteering to
be friends with Hillsborough
, prisoners. Meet at Campus Y or
call 929-7204 or 967-9162.
7 p.m. "Interviewing Skills," a talk with
Pat Carpenter, director of UNC
Placement Center, will be held in
306 Hanes.
N.C. Student Legislature weekly
meeting and reception afterwards
. in 226 Union. Call 962-NCSL for
more details.
The Phi Theta Kappa Alumni
will have their regular meeting in
the Union. For more details, call
929-5598.
Women's Volleyball Club prac
tice. All who wish to play must at-
tend at least one of the practices
held today or Thursday. Call
967-2030 for more details. Meet
in Fetzer A.
11:45 a.m.Maranatha Christian Fellowship
Walk for Life. All interested per-
sons should meet in the Pit. Call
929-3170 for more information.
5:30 p.m. Shorin-Ryu Karate dub practice'
every Monday and Wednesday.
New students are welcome.
Meetings are held in the fencing
room. Call 929-1436 for more in
formation. 6:30 p.m. UNC Model United Nations
Club meeting for both old and
new members. Call Frank at
1-489-7604 for more informa
tion. Students interested in summer in
ternships with the Institute of
Government should meet in 209
Hanes.
7 p.m. First UNC Go Club meeting to
be held in the Union. Bring
boards and stones if possible.
Call Ann at 929-1576 for more
information.
The Student Supporting Players
will have an organizational
meeting in the Union. Check the
desk for location. For more in
formation, call 967-3236.
7:30 p.m. Dialectic and Philanthropic
Speech Societies will hold a
regular meeting. Call Jim'
Slaughter at 933-8445 for details.
Wednesday
3 p.m. Association of Business Students
first general meeting will be held
in Old Carroll 300. Call 962-3130
for more information.
3:30 p.m. Selecting a Major Workshop will
discuss factors to consider in
choosing a major, including
career choices and academic pro
grams at UNC, in 204 Steele.
Call 962-2175 for more details.
4 p.m. S.T.A.N.D. meeting to discuss
activities for spring semester will
be held in the Union; call
942-7543 for more information.
Committee for Hunger Respon
sibility meeting at the Campus Y.
Call 967-5503 for details.
4:30 p.m. Women's Lacrosse Club organi
zational meeting will be held up
stairs in the Union. Call 929-4356
for details.
5 p.m. Campus Y Planning committee
meeting for Campaign
Campuswide canned food drive
in the Y Lounge. Call 967-9638
for details.
BISA will hold a meeting to or
ganize carpool to local churches
on Sunday. Check at the Union
desk or call 929-9551 for details.
7 p.m. UNC Scuba dub meeting to dis
cuss diving the Caymans over
Spring Break will be held in 304
Woollen Gym. Call 968-1271 for
details.
7:30 p.m. Lecture on "USSR Under An
dropov" by Professor Hough,
Resident Scholar of Brookings
Institution, will be held in the
Toye Lounge in Dey Hall. Call
967-6094 for more information.
8 p.m. Carolina Indian Circle will hold a
general meeting with spring elec
tions. Meet in the Campus Y
Lounge. Call 933-6371 for more
details.
10 p.m. Anglican Student Fellowship
campus Eucharist at the Chapel
of the Cross.
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