Finally found a copy of The Crimson's review online. I've been looking for this forever. Thanks Matt for emailing me the link.
I have not been so happy in so long. During tonight's performance of The Laramie Project, I laughed and cried, and being with the audience and soaking in the audience's reaction just made my emotional reactions just that much more pronounced. It really means a lot to me that we could move people to tears and laughter and inspiration with just one play. It means so much to me that our cast and crew would put so much effort in order to perform a play that is both powerful in meaning and emotion. It means so much to me that tonight's performance would be utterly perfect, and I appreciate my cast raising me on their shoulders. I really appreciate my friends, and blockmates and family for coming to see this show and share this experience with me. It fills me with emotion, that beautiful light snowflakes would be falling to the ground on this wonderful, perfect evening.
Stephen Johnson, who is featured in the play: Congratulations on an outstanding opening night performace! The afternoon panel was a great success, too. We are grateful for the opportunity to come up and be a part of this project. Kudos to you, your cast, crew and sponsors. From the director of the Harvard College Women's Center: Huge congrats! the panel discussion and play were both so wonderful last night. I wanted to congratulate you for all of your hard work and for the amazing experience both were for me. Congrats again and best to you and the cast for a great run this week! You should be VERY proud of what you've made possible here at Harvard. From an Assistant Dean at Harvard College: Allow me to add my congratulations as well. The panel and production were very good and I was very impressed by the cast. Tim McCarthy, Lecturer at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Adjunct Lecturer at the John F. Kennedy School of Government: Absolutely fabulous! Bravo.
