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[THEATER PREVIEW] Linda Hamilton to play Nurse Ratched in CUCKOO's NEST at BTF
7.13.07
She'll be back
Two decades after 'The Terminator,' Linda Hamilton is reinventing herself onstage -- this time as Nurse Ratched in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'
By Sandy McDonald , Boston Globe correspondent
STOCKBRIDGE -- Linda Hamilton is an indiscriminate hugger: She hugs everyone. And no -- hold the "Terminator" jokes -- hers is not a lethal embrace, but the warm hearted impulse of a woman brimming over with a love of life, and with a renewed ardor for her chosen profession. The action films that made her an international star two decades ago she now describes as "a sharp, 90-degree turn" that took her away from her roots in theater. Last summer, she played the libertine Maxine in "The Night of the Iguana" at the Berkshire Theatre Festival; this year, on Wednesday, she returned as control freak Nurse Ratched in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Early one recent morning, before a near-flawless "stumble-through" two weeks into rehearsal, Hamilton described how a once-timid girl learned to "go big" -- and why Nurse Ratched is not just a cold hearted control freak.
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