THE STORY: This fabulously successful hit hardly needs introduction. Besides being the source for one of America's most popular musicals, AUNTIE MAME set a standard for Broadway comedy that's been sought after ever since. Auntie Mame was a handsom
Encore, Encore! The brilliant sequel to the smash bestseller Auntie Mame is back and the reviews are in . . .
Richard Jordan's book chronicles four decades of Mame-mania -- the true backstage story of how one outrageous, larger-than-life character rescued Rosalind Russell from career oblivion, catapulted Angela Lansbury to legendary...
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A Midsummer Night's Dream (William Shakespeare) Open Air Theatre, June 19, 1934; general director Sydney W. Carroll, produced by Robert Atkins. Featured Ion Swinley (Theseus), Dennis Hoey (Egeus), Clifford Evans (Lysander), Jack Carlton ...
role - playing and impersonation , which was reinforced visually with the nearly twenty costume and five wig changes required of Russell in playing the flamboyant aunt . Mame's use of spectacle and masquerade allows her to articulate a ...
100 Greatest American Plays is the 1st book on the 100 greatest American, non-musical plays.
Through the use of the larger - than - life campy star , Auntie Mame constructs both an illusion of transgression and its containment . The character Mame is a lure that draws attention away from the narrative and cinematic structures ...
Mencken called "the only American invention as perfect as a sonnet."
The night after the party at Oliver Smith's, Pat went to a reception at Rosalind Constable's apartment to honor another potentially incongruous duo: Dorothy Parker and Simone de Beauvoir. Pat wangled an invitation for her then-primary ...