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Press Release for Whatever Happened To Bette And Joan? |
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(I actually wrote this. I wanted it to sound as vapid and vacuous as possible.) |
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Some Thoughts on "Whatever Happened to Bette and Joan?" |
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Rob Matsushita's "Whatever Happened to Bette and Joan," Broom Street Theatre's first show of the new millenium, is a two-person show about the infamous rivalry between two of Hollywood's most notable actresses: Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. |
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Much of the show takes place in "The AfterLife," an existence that seems to be neither Heaven nor Hell. A place that has its own Hollywood system (Bette and Joan, from time to time, name-drop to the audience about which famous dead people are still currently working--and which aren't), a place where you can look whatever age you want, live in whatever setting you want to live, and every first take is perfect--although, as Bette Davis points out, Stanley Kubrick still retakes one hundred times for every shot. |
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