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| − | '''The Sound of Muses''', the 111th Annual Varsity Show was performed in April [[2005]]. It revolved around the return of Homer, writer of several [[Literature Humanities]] | + | '''The Sound of Muses''', the 111th Annual Varsity Show was performed in April [[2005]]. It revolved around the return of [[Homer]], writer of several [[Literature Humanities]] works. It is most memorable, however, for the collapse of a setpiece representing [[Ferris Booth Commons]] during the intermission of the first (?) night's performance. The cast swiftly worked calamity into a joke during the second half of the show. |
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| + | [[Greta Gerwig]], now a notable film actress, and [[Kate Berthold]], now an [[w:Saturday Night Live|SNL]] cast member, were among the principal cast of the show. | ||
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| + | {{succession|preceded=[[Off Broadway (110th Annual Varsity Show)|Off Broadway]]|succeeded=[[Misery Loves Columbia (112th Annual Varsity Show)|Misery Loves Columbia]]|office=[[Varsity Show performances]]|years=[[2005]]}} | ||
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.columbiaspectator.com/2005/04/21/homer-hosts-varsity-show Columbia Spectator article] | ||
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[[Category:Varsity Show]] | [[Category:Varsity Show]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:41, 30 January 2014
The Sound of Muses, the 111th Annual Varsity Show was performed in April 2005. It revolved around the return of Homer, writer of several Literature Humanities works. It is most memorable, however, for the collapse of a setpiece representing Ferris Booth Commons during the intermission of the first (?) night's performance. The cast swiftly worked calamity into a joke during the second half of the show.
Greta Gerwig, now a notable film actress, and Kate Berthold, now an SNL cast member, were among the principal cast of the show.
| Preceded by Off Broadway |
Varsity Show performances 2005 |
Succeeded by Misery Loves Columbia |
