Julie Harris; `Lettice & Lovage' a miss The Boston Globe | April 30, 1992| | Copyright 1992 The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information) Copyright

LETTICE & LOVAGE

Play in three acts by Peter Shaffer

Directed by Michael Blakemore. Set by Alan Tagg. Costumes,

Anthony Powell and Franz Krenz. Lighting, Ken Billington

At: the Shubert Theater through May 10

In Peter Shaffer's "Lettice & Lovage," at the Shubert, Julie Harris is guilty of wholesale slaughter. Without so much as raising the usual quaver in her voice, she stands small and wry and piquant above the memory of Maggie Smith, for whom "Lettice & Lovage" was written. (It's almost as though Harris is peering down -- with polite curiosity -- at Maggie Smith lying in her ...

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