Siegel: ‘Cat On A Hot Tin Roof,’ Uncensored At The Lyric
BOSTON — Liz Taylor made the role famous — Maggie the Cat in the movie version of Tennessee Williams’ “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.”
But in a new, uncensored production at Boston’s Lyric Stage Company, Georgia Lyman has been attracting quite a bit of attention. And her father, Will Lyman, has just opened in another play at the New Repertory Theatre in Watertown, Mass. You probably know him, or at least you know his voice, from elsewhere.
Morning Edition critic at large Ed Siegel explains.
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Hamilton College Choir to Perform in Boston on March 15
March 15, 2010
At Old South Church -
Matt & Shannon Heaton
March 16, 2010
At CLUB PASSIM -
Andover's Interesting & Obscure Stories
March 16, 2010
At Andover Historical Society' -
Distinguished Writers Series: Francine Prose
March 16, 2010
At Newhouse Center for the Humanities, Wellesley College




