Blood! Love! Madness!
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The play was actually three short plays. The first, called The Razor, portrayed an older man living as a barber and his struggles with his chosen profession and life with his wife. It was very dramatic and intense. The actor playing the man was so focused on his character's raging emotions and could portray all of his feelings through his eyes. It was creepy at times.
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The third play, called The Dressing Room (starring the beautiful Beth Tapper), portrayed an aging actress struggling with the cruelest fate, her age. At the beginning of the play, we see three women in a dressing room, putting on makeup. We later learn that two of the women are actually ghosts that are waiting eternally for their chance to get on stage. Beth played the aging acress and was truly phenomenal. The Variety's review of her performance said "as the central character, Beth Tapper projects a maniacal, unrelenting anger restricted only by the limitations of her lung power." I have seen Beth perform in other productions, but I have to say that this role really exhibited her amazing talent.
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