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Clare's 2007 on/off Broadway revival play - scans
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FREE PLAY PR: If the play excerpt scans interest you,
we suggest you buy a copy from Amazon.com's used &
new booksellers. Very inexpensive.
 
Search "LOOSE ENDS" for it.
 
We scanned some pages from the play from the 1970's
original Broadway version.
Clare's LOOSE ENDS is a revival
with a new generation cast.
With Clare arrivibng in NYC 1/3/07
for almost a month of rehersals before it opens in late Jan 2007.

While living with her sister Callie in Clare's old NYU period
Manhattan apartment.
Callie's now.
 
The play's run completes in late April-early May 2007, Clare told us.
 
Clare is the female lead, Susan, as we
noted in our earlier Clare in Burbank posts.
 
Roxanne Hart had the Susan Role in the 1970s:
http://imdb.com/name/nm0366509/
 
This play was written in the 1970's and opened in the 1970's.
It covers, as Clare told us, 10 years in the relationship of Susan &
Paul. The dates in the play are 1970-1979.
 
The only computer we noted in the play was one that controlled
NYC traffic. We don't know if the play is being done as a period
piece with the costumes listed in the back of the play - or if
permission was obtained to update the play to the current last
decade.
 
The play has 8 scenes.
Clare told us it was in 3 acts
.
 
The stage sets layout are shown in the back for the 1970's version.
As are all the major characters' costumes & play props - which are
quite dated now, although some are retro-chic.
 
Clare has several personal challenges on stage right off:
 
- Scene 1 opens on a Bali, Indonesia, beach with Susan & Paul
  reclining naked
.
There is also a somwhat naked scene in another
  later scene.   This was daring in the 70's, not so now. Still,
  we wonder how Clare will handle this - since, as we noted in
  discussions with Clare in Burbank about her XOXO e-bay
  topless-with-hands-as-bra  photo (also used cropped on the
  BE SCARED site).
 
  Clare seemed, as we said, to be surprised that we thought it was
  daring for her. "You can't see anything," Clare noted. Which
  appears to be her criteria for nakedness.
 
  Plus, as we also noted. Clare commented on our comment that
  Emilie had naked photos from 2001 that were always on e-bay after she
  became part of the LOST cast.
 
  Clare's other nakedness criteria was in that comment about Emilie.
  "She won't do it again - since she's married," Clare observed.
 
- Frequent smoking by Susan & Paul, typical in the 70's, not today.
 
  And Clare quit in May 2005 anyway. And still, now for way over a year
  she said in Burbank. "I only chew regular gum now - have for a long rime."
  Referring to her transition period last year where she used Nicorette
  gum to help her stay quit.
 
- F & S words spinkled throughout the play for mostly Paul, but sometimes
  for Susan. Again daring for the 1970's, but passe in the era of
  the internet, R-movies, satellite & cable TV. A sign, as we so often
  said, of writers looking for shock value.
 
  Doesn't work anymore...
 
  As a side note, the 4-5 horror movie guys as guests in Burbank responded to
  one of our questions about what movie rating they were shooting for.
  The writer/director said "R". Then proceeded to admit that they
  added F words just to get the "R" rating
for the age group they were
  targeting.
 
  As we always inferred.
  Usually unnecessary, added deliberately for the rating
 
On that note, we remind readers that the sample play scans may contain
these very R-rated F & S words
- and possibly some others we didn't notice
yet.
 
And Clare will speak them.
As she did in D.E.B.S., etc.
 
Scans were resized to make the text readable.
If your browser downsizes then so you can't read the text,
you know how to change that setting already.
 
 
ROYALTY for Stock & amateur play performances (1980):
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_2_1200.jpg
 
1970's cast & the 8 scenes description & year:
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_3_1200.jpg
 
Between scene changes scheme -
Actors freeze and a transitional photo slide(s) is displayed.
Note in the character descriptions that Susan is 25-30,
bright, attractive, sensitive. At one point in the play we
noticed Susan says she's 31.
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_4_1200.jpg
 
Scene 1 opens with Susan naked & curled up on a bare
stage
that's supposed to be Bali.
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_5_1200.jpg
 
Very long dialog runs to memorize for Paul & Susan.
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_6_1200.jpg
 
Susan & the F-word & a passionate kiss with Paul:
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_7_1200.jpg
 
Scene 7 Susan talks of divorce.
Scene 8 transition opens with Susan showing slides.

http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_8_1200.jpg
 
End of the Play- Susan leaves the cabin.
Page 1 of the props.

http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_9_1200.jpg
 
End of the Scene 8 prop list, some of Susan's props.
Start of the costume list.

http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_10_1200.jpg
 
Susan's costumes for Scenes 1-8.
Note that in Scene 3 she has the wedding ring on.
In scene 8 she has it off.
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_11_1200.jpg
 
Stage props & cast props by Scene:
http://gloryisagod.net/Clare_loose_ends_12_1200.jpg
 
 
 
Sure would be interesting to see Clare in this play.
Back on the NYC stage for the first time since 1999.
And in a major on/off Broadway production.
 
Like Clare said to us once,
"I always thought I'd be a stage actor all my career."
 
Well, here's to Clare...living her dreams.
 
Like we always say to Clare in her birthday cards:
"May you always get what you wish for."
 
Or some variation of that.
Works every time, it seems. 
 
- Gloriana
 

 


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So, with that on a side note, did you find out whether she's really nude in "The Thirst" or not? ... FREE ... We ... late ... Susan, ... noted ... in ... ...
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Re: Clare's 2007 on/off Broadway revival play - Comment on ... ... We never asked Clare - since we'd already posted stuff here from our analysis of the MY...
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I have no obsession with female nudity, or any nudity at all. I just loose respect for actresses the moment they do it. As Clare is my all time favorite...
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Re: Clare's 2007 on/off Broadway revival play - Well said Well said. Our question was a rhetorical one. Not directed at anyone in particular. Centered on...
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