Camino Real
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Mockingbird Actress Collin Wilcox Dies Of Brain Cancer At 74...Page in "Strange Interlude" and Ruth Gordon in "La Bonne Soup," and also starred in the off-Broadway productions of Tennessee Williams' "Camino Real" and "Suddenly, Last Summer. " In "To Kill a Mockingbird," Wilcox Paxton played the role of... In this article: Cancer, Collin Wilcox, To Kill a Mockingbird, Hollywood, Suddenly, Last Summer, Camino Real, Tennessee Williams, and Gregory Peck |
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Reuters | October 21, 2009
Mockingbird actress Collin Wilcox Paxton dies
...Page in "Strange Interlude" and Ruth Gordon in "La Bonne Soup," as well as in off-Broadway productions of Tennessee Williams' "Camino Real" and "Suddenly, Last Summer." In "Mockingbird," her major-film debut, Wilcox Paxton portrayed...
In this article: Suddenly, Last Summer, Cancer, Atticus Finch, Strange Interlude, Tennessee Williams, James Anderson, and To Kill a Mockingbird
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The Hollywood Reporter | October 21, 2009
Actress Collin Wilcox Paxton dies
...Geraldine Page in "Strange Interlude" and Ruth Gordon in "La Bonne Soup" and in Tennessee Williams' off-Broadway productions of "Camino Real" and "Suddenly, Last Summer." In "Mockingbird," her film debut, Wilcox Paxton portrayed Mayella...
In this article: To Kill a Mockingbird, North Carolina, Suddenly, Last Summer, Cancer, Atticus Finch, Strange Interlude, Tennessee Williams, and James Anderson
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Wikipedia | October 10, 2009
Camino Real (play)
...directed by Steven Pimlott, and starred Leslie Phillips as Gutman, Peter Egan as Casanova and Susannah York as Camille. In a recent interview on C-SPAN Gore Vidal compared the Williams' play "In Masks Outrageous and Austere" to Camino Real.
In this article: Tennessee Williams, Lord Byron, Elia Kazan, Clifford David, Royal Shakespeare Company, David J. Stewart, The Lady of the Camellias, and Anna Sokolow
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Guardian Unlimited | July 27, 2009
The quiet revolutionary
...age" of the 1960s, when drink and drugs stifled his talent, his subject was America in the biggest, most political sense. Even Camino Real, first performed in 1953 and apparently showing Williams at his most woozily symbolic, is a vivid...
In this article: Tennessee Williams, Vivien Leigh, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Oscar, Blanche DuBois, A Streetcar Named Desire, Stanley Kowalski, and London
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Clifford David
...and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. His extensive theater credits also include The Aspern Papers, Camino Real with Al Pacino, Joan of Arc with Dorothy McGuire, and Nine with Raul Julia. He appeared in...
In this article: Clifford David, Hamlet, The Aspern Papers, Joan of Arc, Joseph Papp, Dorothy McGuire, George C. Scott, and Alan Jay Lerner
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boston.com - Top arts and entertainment stories | January 20, 2009
There's no way off the road known as Camino Real
THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING There's no way off the road known as Camino Real NEW YORK-A young American Everyman, fallen on hard times, wanders into a strange, drought-stricken, small Latin American town with no name,...
In this article: Tennessee Williams, E-mail, All rights reserved, and Boston.com
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Backstage | January 17, 2009
Ten Blocks on the Camino Real
...with Vieux Carre promised by the Pearl Theatre Company this spring. Now Target Margin Theater is mounting Ten Blocks on the Camino Real, a 1948 one-act version of Williams' full-length fantasy Camino Real, which flopped on Broadway in...
In this article: Tennessee Williams, New York, Literature, Small Craft Warnings, American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and Don Quixote
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www.washingtonpost.com | September 09, 2008
No, It's Not Juliet & Juliet
...picks it up there and follows Williams to 1957 and his writing and debuts of "Streetcar," "Summer and Smoke," "The Rose Tattoo," "Camino Real" and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." We learn what he thought of actors Marlon Brando, Jessica Tandy and...
In this article: Tennessee Williams, Romeo, and William Shakespeare
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Basking in 'Theories of the Sun'
...terrific tone-setters for the fanciful show, which obviously toys with realism in ways that would be familiar to the Williams of "Camino Real" and the Stoppard of "Travesties": History is flexible and things aren't what they seem. The...
In this article: Tom Stoppard and Tennessee Williams
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New York Times | February 29, 2008
Paul Taylor Dance Company - Dance - Review - New York Times
...peopled by a highly eclectic range of characters. It strongly recalls the Latin American world of Tennessee Williams's 1953 play "Camino Real," in which street cleaners cheerfully sweep up the remains of the condemned, and in which Kilroy...
In this article: Paul Taylor, Merce Cunningham, New York, Twyla Tharp, Byzantium, Tennessee Williams, and Don Quixote
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Camino Real is a 1953 play by Tennessee Williams. The title of the play can be pronounced "Ka-mee-no Ray-al" (with a Spanish pronunciation) or "Ka-min-o Reel" (with an American accent) - the title is intentionally ambiguous, that is, whether the play is about the "Royal Road" (the title's meaning in Spanish) or the "Real Road" (that is, the road of reality, the title's bi-lingual meaning combining English and Spanish).
Although this dual meaning exists, Tennessee Williams makes a clear distinction through Sancho's lines that the Camino Real of the play is pronounced "Ka-min-o Reel".
SANCHO: Aw, naw. I know this place. (He produces a crumpled parchment.) Here it is on the chart. Look, it says here: "Continue until you come to the square of a walled town which is the end of the Camino Real and the beginning of the Camino Real. Halt there," it says, "and turn back, Traveler, for the spring of humanity has gone dry in this place..."
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