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Seductive And Soothing
It is Miss Hess, though, who In Scene From "No Exit," Now At Albemarle Theatre
makes the most of her role. She
expertly conveys Incz' amorous
feelings for Estelle with a voice
which is both seductive and
maternally soothing. Her movements
are stiff (as if the character
once had a physical defect from
which she has not fully recovered)
and when she starts chasing Estelle,
this becomes all the more obvious,
making Incz' fate all the more
tragic. And Miss Hess' reaction
Sheryl Simms, Adam Gregor, and Penny Hess
couple making love in her
bed is memorable for the vividly
portrayed impact it has on her
character. A child one minute, a
frustrated woman the next, Miss
Hess is superb.
This is a production that is
worthy of a better theater than
the makeshift one in the Albemarle
Hotel. Nevertheless, it remains a
satisfying evening of drama, which
is something that is hard to come
by in this town.
("No Exit" will be performed
twice nightly, except Sundays,
through May 9, Call 296-8881 for
reservations
— Ed.)
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