Robert College, the school where I teach, is well known for its RC Theater Company's extravagant performances. Many would agree that none has been so grand in recent memory,
however, as this week's much-celebrated performance of
Amadeus, the tragicomedy about the lives of Mozart and his contemporary and rival, Antonio Salieri.
Replete with sumptous costumes, copious makeup (applied in part by yours truly),
and amazing live performances of several of
Mozart's works (including a portion of "The Marriage of Figaro"
, sung in Italian), this play was truly epic.
I am incredibly proud to be the teacher of such talented students (four of my current students were among the cast),
and to have been asked to as
sist with the hair, makeup and costumes of the cast.
Replete with sumptous costumes, copious makeup (applied in part by yours truly), 
and amazing live performances of several of 
Mozart's works (including a portion of "The Marriage of Figaro"
, sung in Italian), this play was truly epic. 
and to have been asked to as
sist with the hair, makeup and costumes of the cast.
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