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'Orphans' emotions give insight
In spite of some unpolished
performances. University
Theatre's production of l.vie
Kessler's "Orphans." succeeds
admirably in packing an emo
tional wallop
It also delivers a message
about human relationships that
director Grant McKernie
believes audiences need to hear.
Kessler's script, which has
lieen compared to the work of
Sam Shephard and Harold
Holer, weaves a remarkably
simple tale full of poignant in
sights into human nature
The plot of "Orphans" is
suited perfectly to making a
statement about man's tragic in
ability to express emotion.
Phillip (Sean Morgan), and
Treat (Enrique Arias) an? or
phans living in a lonely apart
ment in North Philadelphia.
The elder Treat supports the
two by robbing people during
the day while his precocious
brother remains at home. Treat,
in taking responsibility for the
welfare of his brother, has
chosen to protect his brother
and himself by isolating Phillip
from the world.
Yet Phillip's isolation and the
meager education he affords
Review by
David Bates
himself makes him more recep
tive to the affection offered him
by Harold, a white-collar
criminal who Treat manages to
kidnap
Harold (Robert Barton), an or
phan himself who remembers
what it was like to be a "dead
end kid." recognizes the
brothers' plight After escaping
his bonds. Harold befriends
Phillip and hires Treat as his
bodyguard.
Arias as Treat gives a good,
although somewhat uneven per
formance as the aggressive
brother At times he is very
good, although the delicate
balance between his violent
nature and his sensitive side is
occasionally a bit clumsy
Treat's inner turmoil is
beautifully conveyed, however,
making the character tragically
real.
Robert Barton as Harold also
seems to hold back at times, and
it isn't until the second act that
the character's charisma
blossoms Morgan makes his
debut at the Robinson Theatre
in ''Orphans'' and gives an ex
cellent performance as the naive
younger brother. Morgan
demonstrates a considerable
range thoughout the play, and
like Arias, handles his comic
bits with subtlety.
Director Grant McKernie has
done a fine job with his cast,
and skillfully guides "Or
phans'' to its tragic climax.
University Theatre s production
of "Orphans," despite its few
flaws, will undoubtedly pro
vide theatre-goers with an even
ing of enjoyable theatre, and
some interesting themes to
discuss afterward.
Motorhead delivers raucous rock
Motorhead
Rock ’N Roll’
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and the darklord Motorhead.
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form metal outfit.
Unlike the Bon Jovi's and
Twisted Sister's, etc:., mas
querading as metal hands.
Motorhead is for real The band
has stuck to its roots for more
than a decade. "Rock 'N Roll"
is driving at night in your Bar
racuda with four on the floor
and nothing ahead but open
road.
Short Spins
by Chris Metzler
l.emmey, the only original
head, has a voice straight out of
a London gutter, unlike Priest's
Rob Halford who has been bark
ing up the wrong tree for too
long to keep the crown. The
lyrics are the kind that make
parents wonder why their
teenager spends so much damn
ed time in his locked room.
Maybe there's nothing to be
learned, but there is a lot to be
damaged in a malleable mind.
This trio has seen a lot of
mileage, but not heard it as they
say in "Stone? Deaf In The
U.S.A ' Motorhead is not going
for the speed-core-metal-thrash
that so many bands have done,
but. all the same, it can still
shred on songs like “The
Wolf."
Motorhead has a sense of wit.
the man-made howl, the
preacher man's blessing for
Motorhead to attain some
trousers, and the musk: itself
will have no need for more.
Well, maybe some cable TV.
This music screams out no
foolish videos.
“Rock 'N Roll" is mere sur
vival for heads around the
world: “Come on baby eat the
rich, put the bite on the son of a
bitch." What better words can
you wish for?
You've heard every guitar
solo one million times, but. oh.
you just have to hear eight
more This is pure energy — the
kind that makes you do lawn
jobs — an energy that comes
from nowhere else. Loving to be
an idiot sometimes, the music
sounds good very loud while
under an influence. One cannot
be a genius forever.
Now. with lack Daniels in
hand and the Harley waiting in
the drive, watch yourself on
that fancy foriegn scooter 01
yours. Poseur
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