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Solo guitar/electronics record from Michael Morley of The Dead C, released by a New Zealand gallery and originally intended as a soundtrack piece. Moves from the sound of blood pulsing in your ears through classic saw-tooth Dead C riffing and Industrial machine noise. Another good one.
More evacuated noise tectonics from the dream-team hook-up of US noise wunderkind John Wiese and NZ sound-thinker and Dead C member Bruce Russell. Limited to 300 copies.
Limited edition LP from Bruce Russell of The Dead C/A Handful Of Dust et al in a run of 300 copies with black on white screened glue pocket covers: "This album has been made entirely from samples taken from the Midnight Crossroads Tape Recorder Blues album, with I made for A Bruit Secret. Like that album, it is a tribute to the spirit of the blues, viewed through a prism of 21st century cultural criticism. It evokes an earlier ear when the relationship between a performer and a song rose out of a community, not a property relation. In appropriating my own material I have short-circuited the prevailing ethos of piracy and bricolage and returned in a sense to my self. Despite being made in New Zealand and using some recordings from The Rhineland, the two places that are really central to this album are the Mississippi Delta and the island of Jamaica." – Bruce Russell.
Limited edition LP in a run of only 200 copies from New Zealand's greatest axe-strangler, Bruce Russell of The Dead C. The playing here is more overtly euphoric than many of Bruce's earlier sides, his grip tight around the neck, tearing clusters of squeal from conveyor belts of fuzz. The opening duo with Australian noise/guitarist Marco Fusinato is fairly epic but it's the all solo "West Space One" that best documents Russell at his most Hendrix/amp-destroying. Playing with a machine gun style that comes over like Band Of Gypsies jamming the outro to "Bury", it's hard not to anticipate Robbie Yeats staggering in and pushing the whole thing over the cliff. Russell's solo sides often have a whole bunch of fascinating conceptual/hermetic weight to them but Antikythera Mechanism succeeds because of its status as 'simply' a solo guitar record and in its own way it feels as definitive as Donald Miller's A Little Treatise On Morals, Jandek's Interstellar Discussion or Keiji Haino's Affection. Bruce does a lot of actual playing here – as opposed to just letting the guitar sing - and on the third side-long track his guitar sounds closest to Nicholas from Love Cry Want's guitar synthesizer', albeit with the dials set to "Iron Man". But in the end it all boils down to this: Bruce Russell was in The Dead C and you weren't. That's why he can pull off fringed leather jackets when you would just look like a dope. And that's why in his hands an all-improvised guitar album sounds like the goddamn keys to the kingdom. So listen up. Pressed on ultra thick white vinyl. Highly recommended.
2004 album from The Dead C that works to consolidate the kinda brut rock song destruction of 'classic' Trapdoor era with the kinda extended gunned-up machine noise of Tusk. Great, wasted performance by Morley, while Russell and Yeats stagger through the wreckage. Every release is, of course, mandatory.
Fantastic all-electric three way that sees Bruce Russell of The Dead C (on analog electronics) joined by Richard Francis on modular synth and computer and Jason Kahn on analog synth, radio and mixing board: recorded live on January 28th 2011 at Dunedin Public Art Gallery in New Zealand, this is a single 38 minute improvisation that feels environmental in scale but with a heady synthesized aspect that makes for a ghostly metal machine music. Three distinct voices make for a bafflingly beautiful combination, with odd almost-melodies that feel like the F/X from a 1960s Supermarionation production soundtracked by Joe Meek going up against the kind of massive UFO touchdown aspect of MEV or CCCC and some supremely invasive alarm tones that have all the flesh-penetrating third ear aspect of Bernhard Gunter or Maryanne Amacher. Whenever Bruce is involved there's always a great non-technical garage band approach to wrassling electricity into caveman submissions and at points this feels like the scientific power trio of your dreams. A great set, highly recommended.
Massive two-header that presents unreleased archival recordings from legendary NZ underground group The Dead C paired with new tracks from the trio of guitarists Sir Richard Bishop (Sun City Girls) and Ben Chasny (Six Organs Of Admittance) and drummer Chris Corsano: the Dead C side is a particular revelation, with the discovery of previously unreleased tracks that were under consideration for inclusion on their masterful 1992 album for Flying Nun, Eusa Kills. On the flip Rangda make with some dazzling power trio moves, re-thinking rock dynamics with drooling polyrhythms and overdosed modal guitar histrionics that take off on Sonny Sharrock circa Monkey-Pockie-Boo.
Necessary CD edition of this all-time classic New Zealand underground side, originally released in 1990 on Bruce Russell's legendary Xpressway label: Jefferies was a member of This Kind Of Punishment and this is one of the all-time great weirdo singer-songwriter albums, with a backing band that includes all three members of The Dead C – Bruce Russell, Michael Morley and Robbie Yeats – as well as Alastair Galbraith, Kathy Bull, Robbie Muir , David Mitchell and Nigel Taylor. Jefferies channels the revenant forms of Syd Barrett and Kevin Ayers, all filtered through that amazing subterranean/basement distance that defines the best of the Xpressway sides. His song-writing is just heartrendingly beautiful, power crying over lilting repeat-piano minimalism and disembodied backing vocals, singing unaccompanied acapella tracks that have all of the alien power of Jandek and playing amazing damaged downer guitar dirges that marry the brokedown form of The Dead C to classic psychedelic songforms. Truly, an all-time desert island discs and one of the most magical moments in the Xpressway back catalogue finally available again on vinyl. Comes with a download code. No one does the sound of lonesome like Jefferies. Can't recommend this masterpiece enough!
Killer US tour split 7" from Tom Carter of Charalambides and Gate aka Michael Morley of The Dead C in a hand-numbered edition of 313 copies: Tom's side is a beauty, with an alternately triumphal/melancholy electric guitar march that weaves post-Sharrock steel string logic into webs of dissolving tone joy that are then Eno-ised for maximum bliss potential. The Gate side is phenomenally heavy, with Morley playing gravity-mashing sludge power chords in a Blue Cheer-play-Outside feel but with a whip-cracking drum machine ploughing through the spectra-thick fuzz. When Morley's classic narcoleptic vocals drool all over the top the accumulative effect is reality dissolving. No one can sing the edge of the world blues like Michael Morley. In two colour silkscreened Stumptown kraft sleeves with a free download, highly recommended.
Hand-numbered edition of 300 copies exact replica reissue of one of the signal moments in the Bruce Russell(The Dead C et al)/Alastair Galbraith back catalogue and one of the hands-down greatest NZ free/noise documents of the post-Xpressway age: originally released as a cassette on Russell's private Corpus Hermeticum imprint in 1997, Topology Of A Phantom City sees A Handful Of Dust swollen to full-blown trio format, with Russell on electric guitar, Galbraith on violin and guitar and Peter Stapleton (Pin Group/Dadamah/Eye/Flies Inside The Sun et al) on percussion, synth and shortwave radio. The shortwave gives the music a distant, alien quality and Russell's guitar is particularly insane here, playing epileptic machine gun staccato dirges and sudden dooms of detuned bass violence that serve to locate the music somewhere downwind of Donald Miller, Derek Bailey and Bill Orcutt while sounding quite unlike any of them. Indeed, Topology... is one of the prime arguments for just how specific and radically disconnected the NZ underground's approach to free music was, coming out of garage pop and annexing a no-technique DIY zone of pure electric satori that saw the guitar finally embracing the kinda amplified chaos that rock music had always promised or more properly teased at. Indeed, the kinda heavy metal, non progressive string pile-up that takes place here is nothing short of jaw-dropping, auraless in its unalloyed brutality while somehow generating the kinda group language that makes for true 'mindless' interaction. This is the sound of three hyper-advanced non-technical musicians playing in an omni-directional eruptive style that is more truly 'post-Ascension' than virtually anyone with a reed in their mouth. The Last Year At Marienbad artwork only adds to the feeling of strange, previously uninhabited geometries. Another contender for cassette reissue of the year, simply phenomenal, comes with a download, highest possible recommendation!


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I was with Debra Medina in The Woodlands, Texas the day AJ and Beck teamed up to attack her.
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|Mon, 07-17-2006 - 11:31am
Well, I wondered if I might join you all here? I am a mum from the UK - I have a 10 month old and we from the UK board are all visiting our "sister" board of the September Sprites 2005 (yes, we are all quite insane.) Take a look http://messageboards.ivillage.com/iv-prplaysep05n/?msg=12667.1
Anyway, as well as the Sept 2005 board at home the SN Board is one I use a lot as I have a 5 year old with severe SN, and I thought as I am "over here" for a while I would look in on your board too - would that be ok?
My DD who is 5 has CP, severe learning disabilities and epilepsy. She doesn't walk or talk and is incontinent. She is wonderful - happy, sociable and loves company.
Looking forward to chatting with you all.
|Wed, 07-19-2006 - 3:35am
Hi Nissa Rae
Thanks for your message - look forward to hearing more about you and your family.
|Wed, 07-19-2006 - 11:53pm
Luanne and Faith
|Fri, 07-21-2006 - 6:31am
Hi Luanne and Faith
I had a look at your web page - it's lovely to see all your picutres, Faith is beautiful. She's four months older than my youngest - who is telling me that she needs me right now, so I had better go!!
Looking forward to getting to know you more.
|Sat, 07-22-2006 - 10:38pm
|Sun, 07-23-2006 - 5:16am
Hi Michele
Our daughters do sound very similiar, don't they? It would be lovely to talk more and you can email me thorugh my profile if you want to. I'd love to hear from you.
Does your daughter go to school? (I'm not sure what age children start in the USA). My daughter, Eloise, will finish her first year in reception tomorrow. We decided to go for a mainstream not special school for the first three years (reception and years 1-2.) The school have been fantastic, but I have had some almighty battles with the LEA (local education office). That's generally the way here, I don't know about there, but would be interested to hear. Eloise has full time 1:1, including all meal and break times. The children have been really good with her and, I suppose because she's happy and smiley, they all want to be her friend. But there is an enormous chasm between her and her peers and I don't think she wil stay at mainstream after year 2. It's a hard decision to make.
Does your daughter have therapies like physio, OT, speech and language? I think that all works very differently in the USA to the UK, because of your whole insurance system??
Do you know why your daughter has the problems she does? Does she have a wheelchair?
Can you tell I don't often come across similiar sounding children with all these questions?!! Hope you don't mind me asking... :)
Hope to hear from you.


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MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT -- I purchased a used 2003 Nissan Altima for my daughter on 10/12/07. Ten days later my daughter told me the oil light went on. I checked the oil the next day and found the engine oil down 3 1/2 quarts on a 4 quart system. I called the dealership and they told me to bring the car in. My daughter brought the car to the dealership and they looked for a leak and told her the car was OK and sent her home. On the way home the car started to smell like something was burning and the check engine light came on. I called them and they told me to have the car towed in at a cost of $140.00. I told them to go and pick up the car. They picked up the car and a few days later told me the engine in the car was no good. I asked for my money back and they refused. They told me my only options were to let them replace the motor with a rebuilt one or exchange the car for another. They offered to exchange the car for a 2004 Toyota Corolla with
more mile and a NADA book value $2600.00 less than the Altima.
I told them to fix the car. The rebuilt engine them became a used engine with a lifetime warranty which then became a used engine with a 6 month warranty. After almost five weeks without a car we picked up the Altima yesterday.
We spoke with the owner. He did not even have the courtesy to say he was sorry for any inconvenience. LESS THAN 24 HOURS LATER THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IS ON AGAIN. These people are liars and crooks. I would never do business with them again.
I will call them again tomorrow Only God knows what they will do now.
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Ryan84 on 11/27/2007:
unfortunately the lemon law only goes for 3 days. personally I think it should go for 2 weeks. I had a lemon once, paid $1200 for it, had it less than a year and put over $5000 into it. when I sold it, the car was only worth $650 in KBB. my best offer was $350. I'd get rid of that car before you spend any more money on it.
ejack053824 on 11/27/2007:
Stay on public property in front of the dealership and protest with big signs saying what crooks they are. That should screw up a few sales.
*Brenda* on 11/27/2007:
I'm confused. Did this happen in 2003 or recently? I think your dates are wrong.
FoggyOne on 11/28/2007:
The old adage - always have an independent mechanic inspect a user car before you buy it.
Aerocave on 11/28/2007:
Ryan: Lemon law applies to new vehicles only.
Brenda: I thought the same thing...if this was 4 years ago, then I would say hdsn49 has nothing to complain about. Also, I would want to know if the car was purchased as is.
yoke on 11/28/2007:
CT has a lemon law that also protects used vehicles.
Anonymous on 11/28/2007:
A study of economics usually reveals that the best time to buy anything is last year.
-Marty Allen
sarahnkrystal on 11/28/2007:
I went to them to look at used cars in 2001. They had a beautiful 2001 Corolla S 5 spd that I wanted. I wanted to trade in my 1991 Mitsubishi Eclipse in, it was burning clouds of oil and the check engine was on and the car shook. They were going to take it. They said "someone would buy it" please. No one would buy it. The head gasket was going to go, and soon.
jktshff1 on 11/28/2007:
I'm with Brenda
Ryan84 on 11/28/2007:
Aerocave: I think it is by state. When I bought my used car they told me I had 3 days to return it for a full refund. this is in Massachusetts
hdsn49 on 12/02/2007:
The car was purchased in October 12, 2007. Sorry for the error. I called the owner about the check engine light and he has not returned my calls.
The State of Connecticut law says that the dealer has to warranty any used car that cost more than $5000.00 for 60 days or 3000 miles. The law states that the vehicle must be mechanically operational and sound at the time of purchase. the dealer is required to restore the vehicle to this condition covering 100% of the parts and labor necessary to make the car mechanically operational and sound. They took almost 5 weeks to replace the motor and we are still having problems with the car
Aerocave on 12/06/2007:
I learned something new. In Pennsylvania, we do not laws like that. Thanks for the info.
hdsn49 on 12/24/2007:
An update on the service from Middletown Toyota. On December 6th we returned the car to the dealership for repairs. The check engine light was on, there was a burning oil smell, the engine idle was racing,the transmission shifting was not right and that we had never received a second key for the car as promised. They called back on December 10th to tell us that their service technician tested the car and verified our complaints. They scanned the engine and determined that throttle body was no good and that they were going to try to get the one off the original engine.
On December 14th they called to tell us that they replaced the throttle body and had sent the car to a Nisson dealership for the engine to be scanned and the idle parameter reset. While doing the relearn procedure for the computer the Nisson dealership found that the power steering control switch was bad and had to order a new one.
On December 17 they called to say the car was ready. The only problem was that Mr.Klimas the owner refused to have a second key made for the car as promised. We picked up the car the evening of the 18th. The next day when my wife drove the car to work she realized that the defrosters we not working and that the windshield washer wasn't working.
We again called them and they told us to bring the car back again. We dropped the car off on December 20th they had to change the thermostat and found a hose kinked in the windshield washer line. On December 21st we picked the car up for what we thought would be the last time. But no today my wife comes home from work and says that the car is making funny noises when braking. I drove the car around the block and also heard them. When we got back home I looked under the car and found that the plastic shield between the front bumper and frame under the car had fallen down and that was scrapping the ground when stopping. I found that only three connectors were left attaching the shield to the car out of 12.
We have owned this car since October 12 2007. We have had use of the car only 20 days out of 70 days. The car has been at the dealership for repairs the rest of the time.
gprimr1 on 01/11/2008:
MA has one of the most liberal lemon laws in America.
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MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT -- I called Middletown Toyota, in middletown ct. I wanted to know if it had a particular car in stock for me to come and see. this car was listed on the dealer's website - but I have been burned before -- you go there and they sold the car last week or some such and never updated the website.
Anyhow - I ask this sales guy if he has the car for me to see -- he wants to know my name and phone number. I am like - name, fine - phone - no way do I want some sale guy calling me -- so I said - I prefer not to give you my number.
I simply want to know if you have in stock for real - the car that you say you have online. the guy hung up on me. just like that. This dealership will NEVER get my business.
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trmn8r on 12/15/2010:
You wanted to be received as a serious customer. I don't think it is unreasonable for the salesperson to expect your number.
Anonymous on 12/15/2010:
I think that particular tidbit of information does not require a callback number. Either they have the car or they don't. I would not have wanted to release my number either. I gave a dealer my number in 08 and he called a lot of times over the next few months until I answered and told him I'd purchased another vehicle. I would bet that the owner of that dealership would be interested to know how they treat prospective customers.
Anonymous on 12/16/2010:
First impressions tend to be lasting ones. First impressions are usually formed in just 7 seconds or less. If the first impression is not good they won't get another chance with that potential client. But if they make a great first impression you can bet that the client is more likely to take them and their company seriously.
jktshff1 on 12/16/2010:
I'm with the op, my name, yes not my phone number. Setting yourself up for unwanted solicitations.
Nohandle on 12/16/2010:
I don't see any reason for a salesperson to even ask your name much less your telephone number to answer a simple question. It's either in stock or isn't. If I was interested in a particular vehicle that I understood was in stock, then fine I'd give them my name and probably telephone number and tell them I was on my way to have a look. If the car was sold after my inquiry, and they have my information, then the characters owe me a call back immediately. Not to be confused with their frequent caller list.
Whiteduck on 12/16/2010:
Nohandle is exactly right. They don't need any info at all to be courteous. If it was in stock and I was interested, THEN they get my info. But from what I've read elsewhere about dealers, even asking them to hold it wouldn't do any good...
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Funny where love may turn up. In "The Light in the Piazza," which opened Monday at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater, it arrives on a gust of wind, blowing a young woman's straw hat across a Florentine plaza and into the hands of a handsome, almost fairy-tale fellow.
This enchanting musical celebrates the unexpectedness and intensity of it all, no matter what the roadblocks, and does it with style. "Piazza" is a show of considerable beauty - more melodically, emotionally and visually satisfying than any other musical this season.
It is a love story that focuses not only on the conventional aspects of romance such as love at first sight. "Piazza" also artfully examines a mother's devotion to her child as well as several variations of married love, most poignantly the arid union of a Southern matron now on a tour of Italy with her daughter, and her husband, a tobacco company executive, who has remained at home in North Carolina.
All this is found in Elizabeth Spencer's novella on which "The Light in the Piazza" is based. Composer Adam Guettel and book writer Craig Lucas have taken Spencer's perceptive and often gently humorous dissection of some Americans abroad in the early 1950s and turned it into a literate, yet heartfelt entertainment.
In a Broadway season awash in clever if strenuously constructed silliness - "Monty Python's Spamalot" and "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" come to mind - "The Light in the Piazza" stands out as something more: a truly adult musical with serious intentions.
Lucas, author of such plays as "Prelude to a Kiss" and "Reckless," has contributed a clear-headed adaptation of Spencer's tale. It centers on Margaret, that middle-aged woman, and her twentysomething daughter, Clara, described by her mother as "a special child."
"She is not quite as she seems," says Margaret at one point during the evening before the young woman's mystery is revealed.
It is Clara who is smitten by Fabrizio, a young Italian who is equally infatuated with her. But Clara, who blossoms in the warm Italian sun, doesn't just get this persistent suitor. Along with Fabrizio comes the young man's family: a gallant father, a doting mother, a tom cat of a brother and a jealous, amorous sister-in-law. Being Italian, they all sing beautifully.
And Guettel, who wrote the off-Broadway musical "Floyd Collins," has provided some intricate yet gorgeous melodies for them to warble. The composer has a distinct musical voice, not flashy, but quietly insinuating. His songs sneak up on you, capture a character or a moment and then quickly move on. Yet the memory remains.
And his lyrics refuse to find their way to easy rhyme.
The cast serves this material with astonishing skill, starting with a perfectly realized performance by Victoria Clark as the distraught American mother. Clark, a musical-theater veteran of such shows as "Titanic" and the Matthew Broderick revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," flourishes here. -
The tremulous, pent-up Margaret brims with love, for her daughter and for her husband, a love that is not consistently returned. In "Dividing Day," one of the show's pivotal musical numbers, Margaret realizes love has disappeared from her marriage. It's a shattering moment that the actress turns into an aria of devastation.
Kelli O'Hara is lovely as the childlike, impetuous Clara, the show's most vocally demanding role. Matthew Morrison is properly ardent as Clara's newfound love. And there are firmly etched portraits by Mark Harelik and Patti Cohenour as the youth's parents, Michael Berresse as his wandering brother and, particularly, Sarah Uriarte Berry as his spitfire of a sister-in-law.
In a way, Margaret is the outsider in this group, the one unattached person on stage. In one striking tableau, three couples are on stage, with Margaret looking longingly at their togetherness.
Bartlett Sher has directed the show with remarkable fluidity. Designer Michael Yeargan's elegant sets float effortlessly across the vast Beaumont stage. Columns and arches, along with a statue or two and drops of Italian renaissance paintings, represent the glories of Florence. Catherine Zuber's costumes, particularly for the women, are witty time capsules, instant reminders that we are in 1953, an era of full skirts and trim, tight suits.
"No one with a dream should come to Italy, no matter how dead and buried you think it is...This is where Italy will get you," Margaret says during one of her many asides to the audience. That bright Italian sunlight will expose, for better or worse, all your secrets. In "Piazza," those secrets - and how they are dealt with - make for an entrancing, affecting musical.
Adam Guettel's score for "The Light in the Piazza" is the best piece of theater music since Stephen Sondheim's "Passion," lo, 11 years ago.
Guettel has captured the delicate, sometimes painful, ultimately radiant moods of Elizabeth Spencer's story about Margaret, a middle-aged American guiding her brain-damaged daughter, Clara, through 1950s Italy.
Unlike some of Guettel's earlier music, which had a "learned" quality to it, this score is lyrical, direct and, especially in its final moments, deeply moving.
Spencer's novel, filmed 50 years ago with Olivia de Havilland and Yvette Mimieux, presents difficulties Craig Lucas' book has not solved.
At times, for example, he depicts the Italian characters as caricatures. At other times, their responses are unexpectedly grim. Elsewhere, his writing is clever to the point of becoming annoying.
It is a great tribute to Guettel's score that he surmounts all these obstacles.
This is also a tribute to the extraordinary cast, led by Victoria Clark as the well-meaning but sometimes confused mother. Margaret is disturbed when the handsome Fabrizio woos her daughter, because she is convinced Clara can never lead a normal life. When, however, his family expresses reservations about the match, she goes on the defensive to save the marriage.
The dialogue does not fully articulate the understanding she reaches with Fabrizio's father, played by Mark Harelik, but they are so eloquent in their silent communication that we can accept the rapprochement. It is an example of Bartlett Sher's impeccable direction.
Clark is even more powerful as a singer, and her final song, a heartrending soliloquy about the wisdom of middle age, is absolutely devastating.
Kelli O'Hara's looks are unconventional for an ingenue, which makes her just right for Clara, but there is something deeply appealing about her, especially when she sings. Matthew Morrison, last seen in "Hairspray," has the perfect chiseled features for Fabrizio, and he sings and acts with an intensity one could not have imagined from the earlier show.
The physical production is spectacular. Michael Yeargan's sets, hauntingly lit by Christopher Akerlind, conjure Italy perfectly.
There is a disarming simplicity and translucency to the orchestrations Guettel has created with Ted Sperling, who conducts the score with a full understanding of its emotional riches.
Many of my old vinyl cast albums are scratched from overuse. Thank God the album for 'The Light in the Piazza," which cannot come soon enough, will be on compact disk!
Americans in Italy, in the summer of 1953: A mother and daughter, guidebook in hand, are in the Piazza Signoria in Florence. The wind catches the girl's hat, and a young Italian man retrieves it.
That's the starting impulse of "The Light in the Piazza," the interesting but ultimately disappointing musical that Lincoln Center Theatre opened last night at the Vivian Beaumont.
The story is taken from Elizabeth Spencer's 1959 novella, and the resulting musical, which has a book by Craig Lucas and music and lyrics by Adam Guettel, is a sweet oddity.
The young woman is Clara Johnson (Kelli O'Hara), and though she is 26 years old, she seems peculiarly immature, so her mother, Margaret (Victoria Clark), is perhaps understandably protective.
Fabrizio (Matthew Morrison), the madly smitten Florentine, is only 20, but soon the lovers are planning marriage. Yet there is a serious snag - and it puts Margaret in a difficult position with Fabrizio and his family:
When Clara was 10, she was kicked in the head by a pony. Now, as a doctor tells her mother, she has "a 10-year-old mind in a 26-year-old body."
Lucas ("Prelude to a Kiss") has carefully wrought the musical's fascinating book, which is full of character and atmosphere.
Assisted by Michael Yeargan's clever and versatile settings, Catherine Zuber's spot-on period costuming, Christopher Akerlind's consistently apt lighting and Bartlett Sher's effortless staging, the playwright perfectly captures the shadow and substance of postwar Italy.
The problem with "Piazza" lies more with its music, despite its composer's admirable pedigree.
Guettel is Broadway royalty - his grandfather was Richard Rodgers, and his mother, Mary Rodgers, wrote the music for "Once Upon a Mattress." He himself, with the much admired off-Broadway "Floyd Collins" to his credit, is clearly positioned as "post-Sondheim," with ail the difficulties that implies.
His lyrics are fluent and touching, full of the love of living and the joys and pains of life. But the music misses some melodic quality, the kind that can catch in the mind and heart - the same quality that made his grandfather, and Sondheim, great.
The performances are uniformly fine. Clark, in the leading role as the mother, gives a beautifully layered performance, often funny yet touching.
As the impetuous lovers, a luminous O'Hara and a headstrong Morrison are faultless, and Fabrizio's bourgeois family - led by a superbly starchy Mark Harelik as the father - are wonderfully convincing.
But everything else apart, Guettel's modish music is the show's fatal flaw: It doesn't fly. It trades in prose, but Lucas and Spencer's story needs poetry.
And now this bulletin from the arid planet of Broadway: Rumors have been confirmed that a real human being has materialized in a mainstream musical, an environment that has become increasingly hostile to such life forms.
This unexpected creature, of the species American abroad and named Mrs. Margaret Johnson, appears in "The Light in the Piazza," Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas's encouragingly ambitious and discouragingly unfulfilled new show, which opened last night at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center. Whatever problems there may be with this production, which reaches for the sky with short if well-shaped arms, Mrs. Johnson qualifies as a blessing for those in search of signs of intelligent life in the American musical.
For in the world of singing cartoons and dancing robots that are multiplying on Broadway like flu germs, the middle-aged, middle-class Mrs. Johnson - a tourist from Winston-Salem, N.C., in Florence, Italy, in 1953 - has the virtue of being a convincingly ordinary person who finds extraordinary self-expression in song. Played by Victoria Clark in what is hands down the best musical performance by an actress this season, Mrs. Johnson infuses the tired old woes and wonders of midlife disenchantment and autumnal romance with freshening shadow and light.
Otherwise, the show, which has been given a sumptuous production under the direction of Bartlett Sher, is notable for looking and sounding pretty and confused, rather like Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Clara (Kelli O'Hara), a 26-year-old beauty with the mind of a 10-year-old. Adapted from Elizabeth Spencer's elegant, elliptical novel of 1960, "The Light in the Piazza" considers love as a many-flavored thing, from sugary to sour.
But the production comes into its own only in the sweetly bitter maternal regrets and dreams of Margaret Johnson. One of the bright young hopes of Broadway, Mr. Guettel invests Mrs. Johnson's sung soliloquies with an emotional texture and insight that goes beyond the promise of his "Floyd Collins," a theater insider cult favorite from nine years ago. Mrs. Johnson's songs capture what Mr. Guettel and Mr. Lucas describe in a program note as the "enormous potential for music" of Ms. Spencer's novella, suggested "as much by what is not said as by what is."
But Ms. Spencer's narrative of a Henry James-style culture clash was confined to the point of view of Mrs. Johnson. Revisiting the city where she and her husband spent their honeymoon, Mrs. Johnson is both alarmed and gladdened when Fabrizio Naccarelli (Matthew Morrison, the shiny-voiced hunk from "Hairspray"), a handsome young Florentine with a dangerously charming father (Mark Harelik), falls in love with the childlike Clara.
Taking Mrs. Johnson's story outside of her limited perspective presents a wide and perhaps unsolvable set of problems. The comic clichés of ungainly Americans in sophisticated Europe are writ large and gratingly here. And though it is brave to have the Italian characters speak and sing in Italian, this creates problems for much of the audience as well as for the Johnsons. The production is reduced in one scene to having Fabrizio's mother (Patti Cohenour) step outside the action to say, "I don't speak English, but I have to tell you what's going on."
This means of bridging the language gap feels like a Band-Aid solution, one that doesn't really stick. The same effect of patching rather than stitching holes is also present in Mrs. Johnson's casual expository asides to the audience: "How I have managed to allow this to drag on even another few days ..."
Such moments disrupt the emotional momentum of the show, previously produced at the Intiman Theater in Seattle and the Goodman Theater in Chicago. And while there are winningly detailed supporting performances, especially from Michael Berresse and Sarah Uriarte Berry as Fabrizio's squabbling brother and sister-in-law, the cast members suffer from the overall disjunctiveness.
Most troubling is the characterization of Clara, whose mental development was arrested when she was kicked in the head by a pony when she was 10. Clara voices her thoughts in metaphorically dense and sexually resonant songs that seem beyond the reach of a little girl, even one trapped in a woman's body.
The silver-voiced Ms. O'Hara ("The Sweet Smell of Success") does not reconcile these contradictions. Then again, she is saddled with dialogue that smacks of the spoiled, petulant daughters played on film by Sandra Dee half a century ago. ("Daddy doesn't love you! Look in his eyes for once. Look at yourself in the mirror.") Mr. Harelik, while smooth enough as Fabrizio's courtly father, does not project the fatal Latin sex appeal so cherished in mid-20th-century romances and associated with Rossano Brazzi, who played the same role in the forgettable 1961 film version.
Cinematic soap operas of the mid-20th century, like Douglas Sirk's "Imitation of Life," inevitably come to mind here. The gorgeous autumn-leaf-strewn set (Michael Yeargan); the lush golden lighting (Christopher Akerlind); the delectable period costumes (Catherine Zuber) all summon the land of Sirk, as does the sweeping, harp-accented music (ravishingly orchestrated by Ted Sperling, Mr. Guettel and Bruce Coughlin) that begins the show.
Initially, I wondered if the production might be elaborating on the tone of knowing Sirkian hommage achieved by Todd Haynes in his film "Far From Heaven." But "Piazza" lacks the sustained vision and complexity of that movie. Mr. Guettel's evocations of pure and radiant young love, which involve a lot of breathlessly protracted "ah's" by Fabrizio and Clara, are simply lovely. They also become very irritating.
The songs of anxiety and dissonance are more persuasive, as when Clara finds herself lost in the city or when the alluring Ms. Berry delivers a Sondheimesque indictment of marriage. The quintet "Aiutami," performed by the Naccarelli family, brims with a tart musical wit that, though appealing, doesn't really fit into the show.
It's when Ms. Clark sings of the cracks and compromises in life that you experience the privilege of stepping inside someone else's mind. A hitherto inconspicuous Broadway performer , Ms. Clark emerges as a star not through show-stopping flash but with the quiet confidence of an actress who knows every bumpy inch of her conflicted character.
It helps, of course, that Mr. Guettel has such a commanding musical grasp of this character as well. A song in the first act, "Dividing Day," in which Mrs. Johnson reflects on the emptiness of her marriage, is a nigh-perfect fusion of a character, an actress and a song. Such moments are rare enough these days to make Mr. Guettel's Florence worth a side trip for hopeful theatergoers still looking for love in a Broadway musical.
The prevailing philosophy in popular musical comedy can be summed up in four words: wink, wink, nudge, nudge. From The Producers to Avenue Q to Spamalot, Broadway hits revel in glib irony, asking us to join their creators in a celebration of our collective cleverness.
If such shows can be viewed as a reaction to the sober bombast that reigned in the late-20th-century heyday of Andrew Lloyd Webber and his imitators, then maybe The Light in The Piazza (* * * 1/2 out of four), which opened Monday at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater, is a sign that artists are ready to open their hearts again and trust audiences to do the same.
With this Broadway debut, Adam Guettel, the celebrated composer/lyricist behind such cult favorites as Floyd Collins and Myths and Hymns, lays claim to his grandfather Richard Rodgers' legacy of moving theatergoers through both traditional and progressive means. Like much of Rodgers' work with Oscar Hammerstein II in particular, Piazza tackles deceptively challenging, provocative subject matter with an emotional intensity that flirts with, but ultimately transcends, sentimentality.
Guettel and librettist Craig Lucas (Reckless, Prelude to a Kiss) adapted Piazza from a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. Set in 1953, the story focuses on Margaret Johnson, a middle-aged woman of obvious means who travels to Italy with her daughter, Clara, a curiously childlike beauty in her 20s.
When Clara catches the eye of a good-looking young Florentine named Fabrizio, Margaret's eagerness to thwart the romance might be puzzling at first. The guy seems like a perfect gentleman, and Margaret, who is as warm and devoted to Clara as she is elegant and prudent, clearly isn't a candidate for the dramatic pantheon of jealous, manipulative mothers who begrudge their adult daughters happiness.
Gradually, though, Margaret reveals her reasons, accounting for Clara's quirky behavior and the unusually close bond that has formed between the women as a result. Piazza becomes a story not just about women and men or parents and children, but about the most difficult and demanding aspects of love: learning how to accept, how to trust and how to let go.
Like the best musical theater writers, Guettel writes songs that ponder these questions and propel the plot rather than just cutely embellish it. His tunes aren't as accessible as those familiar with his lineage - but unfamiliar with his previous work - might expect. But his dissonant, sometimes meandering melodies offer moments of exquisite grace and yearning.
They are exquisitely handled, too, by both leading ladies. As Clara, Kelli O'Hara, whose sweet presence and bright soprano have been wasted on such turkeys as Dracula and The Sweet Smell of Success, flowers as radiantly as her character. And Victoria Clark imbues Margaret with a mix of poise and depth seldom seen in contemporary musical productions.
Matthew Morrison's moonstruck Fabrizio, similarly, conveys a sense of unaffected longing and wonder, rare among today's hunky leading-man types. Though the cast isn't flawless - Sarah Uriarte Berry's performance as Fabrizio's insecure sister-in-law could, for instance, drop a few notches on the shrillness meter - most flourish under Bartlett Sher's sensitive direction.
Surely, the actors are all grateful to have something substantial to sink their teeth into. We should be, too,


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A nation that was dominated by the middle class and pretty damn conservative because far more people were seeing the everyday aspects of running a business.
Obamacare created a situation where a smaller business is artificially more efficient than a larger one because of the "insurance" requirement.
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Union busting. Small companies don't need their labor organized and legally can't be subjected to collective bargaining.
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