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Roles
Some press comments and pictures
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Don't
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"Newcomer
Dorothy Blakey handled her first major role with accuracy and
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"
. . a gem of a French maid from Dorothy Blakey of
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Private
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Robin
Hood |
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"The
rest of the cast . . . were overshadowed by Dorothy Blakey as the
shrewish nagging wife of the Sheriff." |
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". .
. . . it is Dorothy Lees-Blakey's Madame Arcati who steals the show.
A talented actress (she appears by special permission of Canadian
Actors' Equity), Ms Lees-Blakey portrays Madame Arcati as fervent,
jaunty, bossy and just on the shy side of certifiably insane.
With her outlandish get-ups and her headmistress-style platitudes,
this foolish medium is a most unlikely link to the supernatural ,
but a guaranteed link to laughs for the audience." |
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Blithe
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Nurse
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Trap for a Lonely Man |
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Madame Pernelle
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Molière's Tartuffe "Dorothy
Lees-Blakey's portrayal as
Orgon's mother Madame Pernelle was a delicious cameo and the gem of the
entire evening."
"A fine imperious
performance by Dorothy Blakey . . ."
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Madge
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Philadelphia, Here I Come |
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Madge (with Sir)
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The Dresser
"Dorothy Lees-Blakey, who composed the haunting theme music, plays the role of the stage manager. Subtle undercurrents of tension and lack of sympathy to
Sir's breakdown shown in her portrayal, leave us stunned by her depth of feeling in the last scene."
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Madge (with Norman)
in
The Dresser
"a
warmly human
portrayal by
Dorothy Lees-Blakey"
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Witch
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Hansel and Gretel
(Outdoor performance)
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Hotel guest
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Feydeau's Flea in Her Ear |
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