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Chara< By Barton B. Vi Gamecock Staf Mark Medoff's play, "Whei Rvder? " is an intensivA nmrf characters. Names do not con character identities stand ou names. The headling actor is not supporting actor. Stephen Garcia, is known as Red. h working the graveyard shift spoon caie. ne apes not iixe ft courage to do anything about Angel, played by Candi Q and does a classic acting job. in every back road restaurant is fat, sweet and dumb. She s and is as pure as the driver disgust, she constantly nags makes horrible plays-on-won had just claimed that once h< going to leave town. The wa back with, "Whole wheat or r; or rye?" Clarrisse is a concert violin violin as if it were a lap dog. S run her life. She reorders her answer questions addressed t shelter and guard her from al living. Henning-^? the second half of the show.1 sands of Egypt, the sil linking rings and bisecting Invplv rnrtll urifrti aham Klo/liwi V *MVM ?? mni MMIUVD all familiar tricks for people have caught any of his no television specials. Being familiar with som Henning's material will prepare someone for one o shows, however. Hen ~ % 111 1 - m B ii m i q M B a a a | MmFTr* W V^l SpBSfHllE^^iI&^llPi jwjjp.^S^ AP*JI 6^fil *b^y iAB^BA^IIII||mAUJMUSU j4-,tf>~4 [' 'TK- tfgv.6* wares Sum at Specic Re 3' Sale! o* X H ^ 1^1 91^ 3teriz; anBeenan ? Writer i You Coming Back, Red uction dealing with eight ie through too clearly, so t more than their script the leading man, but a Ryder, played by Leo r_. ? ii ? ie is a resuess noooay, in a New Mexico greasy is situation, but lacks the : it other than complain, impton, is the waitress, I have seen this waitress II have ever been in. She till lives with her mother 1 snow. Much to Red's him with questions and is. On one occasion, Red e makes "bread," he is iitre8s repeatedly comes ye, Stephen, whole wheat 1st that treats her $11,000 he allows her husband to breakfast, allows him to 0 her and expects him to 1 harshness of day-to-day >age 6 The astounded the ver- simple card trick j his hand. He can turn are into an origipa: who spectacle. / lany / THE SHOW bei nnto on/) onrl<vl *?W%V UUVB VUUVU I e of "Things that go bu not is a trick perform f his specials, but seeta ning stage was astound ierSit 3I Selectic /^l 1 ? r* 'UULCU 0% Starts Today til Htm. > Sumler St. itions ai Stephen Bordner plays Richan upper-middle-class husband. He L that is forever telling people of his a bluff, or lording it over a weaker j to get himself shot during the cour attempting to call a bluff. Teddy, the bad-guy-pseudo-goo by Scott Frank as a loud mouth person whom you hope you will nev seem to come into contact with. Te< aggressive ex-G.I. who, at the en< the play, has you thinking he is Mexico. He does not bluff, muc painful surprise. As part two develops, the play tention immediately and holds it.41 to degrade and humiliate everyc play the part of the old, cowboy mo He forces him to play horsy in the Hie waitress is made to play the i girl. For the first time, there is a la kiss her and sloughs it off as a In the end Loudmouth splits, Denina. some of the characters ] their experience, others have rc Upon stepping down from the vie and as you are walking down the don't dodge the questions that wil but stop and look at them. Whic Would 1 have acted the same way i i me? audience with I D< s and sleight-of i the oldest trick MM 1 and exciting ( gan on a flashy I on (me as well. r imp in the night" 1 ed on one of his \ g it pulled off on ing, nonetheless. r 0 S Th y; _ 1 - e Key it i in the role of an s the type of person iV^SjisPj importance, calling gnSB person. He manages MMsMM Be of the play, while ci-guy, is portrayed ? just the type of |i|j|?IK er meet, but always j|||j|jp fldy is a loud, rowdy, BttBajgr i of the first part of running dope into HE W h to the husband's captures one's at'Loudmouth" begins >ne. He makes Red vie star, Red Ryder. HHM middle of the diner. |||$||pi?p part of Red Ryder's ugh. Red is forced to peck on the cheek. leaving Girlfriend have profited from ||ggj||j imained the same. wer's overall view, stairs to your car, |ji|ll| 1 pester your mind, h character am I? Hllill f it had happened to iita Law requ a / oe/ore 3.K., this is goodbye! -ive it up! Have fun! ' ?ut some time this su /ou'd better be ready novie ever created. E ^ | |,um1 ' {'^. 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