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Call ahead for details. ASHINGTON That witty wag Noel Coward once said, Dullea, gone But even wags can be wrong. Dullea, memorable star of and Lake Is and Stanley unforgettable A Space is before the public still, starring in a Washington Shakespeare Theatre production of Lillian 1939 classic, Little Now 66, Dullea has kept busy with supporting roles in films and television Days of Audrey Hepburn in Ordinary as well as performing the classics and other works in regional theater. Which brings us to question No. 1.

What is a Hellman play doing among the classics? Taking a Bard break Michael Shakespeare Theatre, described by several critics as finest classical company, has diverged from the Bard before, but for the works of contemporaries, Jacobean tragedies, Restoration comedies or such unquestionable American classics as Tennessee Bird of or Eugene Becomes Hellman, who died at 79 in 1984, might better have been named Lillian Hellwoman. She was an undoubting communist long after that had ceased to be fashionable and had one of the nastiest tongues who ever graced a table at Her reputation also suffered from, among other things, her legal battles with author Mary McCarthy, who called Hellman a liar, and strong doubts about the factual basis of a supposedly autobiographical account of personal heroics in Europe during the Holocaust. Remembered in large part for her long relationship with mystery writer Dashiell Hammett, she was in her day a prolific and successful playwright. But her works Searching On the to tended to be very leftist, issue-oriented and topical. An anti-capitalist melodrama about a family of greedy schemers, is set in a small Southern town of a century ago.

A contender Dullea readily concedes Hellman is no Williams or and possibly not Arthur Miller or Edward Albee. But he thinks a contender. distance of time ultimately defines what ends up being a Dullea said. first came out, a lot of people would not have predicted it would become a is certainly relevant to today. The play, observed the University of Peter Byrne, is warning that, lurking in the American dream of success and prosperity is a savage and cold-blooded spirit of shark-like My goodness.

a worthwhile play to Dullea said. knows, with the Enron scandal, greed is certainly a subject worthy of exploration right Born in Cleveland, Dullea grew up in New Greenwich Village, where his parents operated a bookstore near the New York University campus. He recalls a distinctive shop on 8th Street, which specialized in jewelry that resembled eyeballs. Dullea attended Rutgers University briefly, and only because he had gone to a prep school where not go to had no goals, no idea what the hell I was there he said. was not happy, and no scholar.

I took off and hitchhiked to San Francisco and worked in heavy construction. My parents were extraordinarily understanding, but they said, it ever occur to you to become an New York actor Shortly afterward, he was back in New York studying at the Neighborhood Playhouse, where dance legend Martha Graham was among the teachers. He considers it a measure of his success as an actor that he has been able to live in New York for most of his 44 years in the business. Twice divorced and once widowed, he and his fourth wife, Mia Dillon (she stars as Jane Beale in the forthcoming Civil War epic and have a house in Connecticut and a New York apartment. After acting school, Dullea would go on to star on Broadway in Your Cat Is on a Hot Tin and Are but his movie success came more quickly, starting with He also is very proud of a 1968 dramatic thriller he did with the late Sandy Dennis.

But we remember most his deadly conversations with the space-borne computer HAL in a film still relevant a year after the future it predicted, and viewed by many as Ku- most brilliant. could talk about what the plot was Dullea said, ultimately, like looking at a Picasso painting. far more relevant is the personal experience each has with it. going to be different depending on looking at Dullea starred in the limp sequel, The Odyssey just now finished a supporting role in a forthcoming movie about nuclear weapons and aliens whose title he remember. all right.

was a hard act to follow. MICHAEL KILIAN a big success for Keir Dullea Keir Dullea is starring in Washington Shakespeare production of Lillian Little the Enron scandal, greed is certainly a subject worthy of exploration right Keir Dullea.