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: 19BSEI ^ 'Deathtrap' Continued froi Shelley, a senior broadcasting major, has performed at Workshop and Town theaters. His portrayal here, though, is considerably better than some earlier roles this reviewer has seen him in. Shelley seems more relaxed and confident in his playing of Anderson, and he refrains from stereotypical affectation in exposing aspects of Anderson's personality. Stan Reeley is fine in a supporting role as Bruhl's lawyer, Porter Milgram, but Linari simply comes on too strong as Ten Dorp. Whil#? r?h .. .... v vnuiuvivi U1 UIC JJ3_y tint lb added for comic relief as much as for plot complication, Levin could not have intended the comedy to be so bold. With her flamboyant costuming and powerful vocal chords, Linari's entrances border on the overbearing, and with her wild gesticulation and cartoon accent (GermanTransylvanian-Jewish mother?), her Ten Dorp is just too much. 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Though the crowd was small, Huskey's rapport drew their enthusiasm. n page 11 DIRECTOR QUICK should share the blame here, just as he should share credit for the principals' success. Quick gets the action moving quickly, as the success of the play hinges on rapid-fire plot twists. But he abandons some of his early sensitivity in allowing the Ten Dorp character so much freedom anrt hie rianina faltorp - --j I.aw ^/UVlUg AUIWI O * lUi C. "Deathtrap" does feature an intelligent set and interesting properties. Technically, the production runs smoothly, with good lighting and special effects. The play is certainly a solid step up for Act I, and one can hope the group's next step is of the same stride. "Deathtrap" will play through Saturday, with performances at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students, senior citizens and military personnel. For more information, call 796-7550. Ilfi V~~" iq i | (fXd *2? I V-/ CLEANERS 0130/82 ! 1711 TAYLOR STRE 0130182 j (next to th I Bu Ld. 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