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A Walk on the Wilder Side

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Friday, October 31, 1986

The Skin of Our Teeth Directed by Jonathan Tolins At the Loeb Mainstage Through Sunday "E AT YOUR ice cream
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A Haunting Rose

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Friday, October 3, 1986

The Name of the Rose Directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud At Harvard Square Theatre R EMEMBER PIA ZADORA in the film
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Richard Pryor, Your Story is Calling

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Friday, May 9, 1986

Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling Written by Richard Pryor, Rocco Urbisci and Paul Mooney Directed by Richard Pryor
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Medieval Madness

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Monday, May 5, 1986

Gargantua Adapted from the book by Francois Rabelais Directed by Andrew Watson At various house courtyards Through May 7 N
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Cruising Back to Adolescence

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Friday, April 25, 1986

Smooth Talk Directed by Joyce Chopra At the USA Copley Place A FRIEND DESCRIBED Smooth Talk as the story of
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Not Quite `Classic'

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Friday, April 11, 1986

The Real Thing At the Dunster House Dining Hall Written by Tom Stoppard Directed by Melissa Lane T HE REAL
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A Testimony Against Men

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Friday, November 8, 1985

I N THE OPENING scene of My Other Husband, French actress Miou-Miou, yupped-out in a sleek business suit, pushes her
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Sole Rock N Roll Survivor

By Elizabeth L. Wurtzel Saturday, October 12, 1985

In the summer of 1981, Jim Morrison appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone. The caption read, "He's hot, he's
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ABOUT THE WRITER

Articles Written:

Last Update:

Elizabeth L. Wurtzel

A Walk on the Wilder Side

A Haunting Rose

Richard Pryor, Your Story is Calling

Medieval Madness

Cruising Back to Adolescence

Not Quite `Classic'

A Testimony Against Men

Sole Rock N Roll Survivor