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| | OFFOFF theater review DOÑA ROSITA THE SPINSTER play by Gwynne Edwards Jean Cocteau Repertory with Craig Smith, Amy Lee ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03) |
 | | The flower in particular, and the driving symbol of the evening is the rare "rosa mutable" a flower that changes from red in the morning, to white in the afternoon, to petals falling off in the evening. |
 | | Then we meet the housekeeper and the aunt, and we meet Doña Rosita the spinster, though she isn't one quite yet. |
 | | We walked away wishing we had seen Doña Rosita in the full redness of her lovely bloom in the first act, the whiteness of her still-remaining beauty in the second, and the wilting as her petals begin to fall in the last. |
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