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KEELY AND DU
by Jane Martin
Directed by: Susan Hinshaw
PAC Black Box Theatre
Performance Dates and
Times:
11/18, 11/19, 11/20, and 11/21 @ 8
PM and 11/22 @ 2 PM
$10/$5
TICKETS AVAILABLE THROUGH PAC BOX
OFFICE:
http://www.canyons.edu/offices/pio/canyonspac/keelydu.html
Click
here for
PRESS RELEASE
Description:
"For your lifeblood I will surely
demand an accounting. I will demand
an accounting from every animal. And
from each man, too..."Pro-life.
Pro-choice. Who is accountable, God
or man? What man or woman can be
accountable for a human life? What
is the extent of individual freedom?
What is a rape victim's right? What
is a Christian's duty? These are
among the infinitely troubling
questions provoked by Jane Martin's
drama Keely and Du.
Keely, a young woman, is kidnapped
by a right-to-life organization on
her way to an abortion clinic. While
being held captive, Keely forms a
relationship with Du, the pro-life
nurse who looks after her.
In this close encounter with two
opposing sides, how far does a
friendship go? Here is a story that
evenly explores both sides of this
volatile debate, where irresistible
forces meet unwavering convictions.
Production contains mature
subject matter
and adult language.
SOLOPALOOZA 2009
ORIGINAL WORKS
by COC STUDENTS in the TH 195 SOLO
PERFORMANCE CLASS
Directed by Susan
Hinshaw
Performance Dates
and Times:
Tuesday, 12/1 and
Wednesday, 12/2 @ 7:30 PM
ADMISSION: "Pay
What You Can" / $5.00 donation
suggested
Production contains mature
subject matter and adult language.
DELIGHTFUL
DISORIENTATION:
The World
According to
David Ives
by David Ives
PAC Black Box Theatre
Performance Dates and Times:
4/14, 4/15, 4/16, 4/17 @ 8 PM and
4/18 @ 2 PM
Tickets: $10/$5
TICKETS AVAILABLE THROUGH PAC BOX
OFFICE:
http://www.canyons.edu/offices/pio/canyonspac/delightful.html
Director: Paul Wickline
Audition information:
Tuesday,
February 16th @ 6:30 PM
in the Black Box Theatre
Wednesday,
February 17th @ 6:30 PM
in the Black Box Theatre
Thursday, February 18th (CALL
BACKS @ 6:30 PM in the Black Box
Theatre)
If needed, Friday, February 19th
will also be used for CALL BACKS
@ 6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre)
For
more information about auditions, CLICK
HERE:
Spring 2010 Audition Information!
Description:
“Delightful Disorientation” is a
handpicked selection of contemporary
playwright David Ives’s best one-act
plays. As a playwright, Ives is
known for his combination of wit,
intellect, and absurd sense of fun;
his characterizations, comedic
timing and verbal hijinks make for
frequently hilarious situations.
A man exists in a strange state
where he must ask for the opposite
of what he wants in a restaurant
(“The Philadelphia”), three
chimpanzees attempt to write Hamlet
(“Words, Words, Words”), two
mayflies are burdened with the
knowledge of their own mortality
(“Time Flies”), David Mamet’s work
is brilliantly parodied
(“Speed-The-Play”) and much more….
Ives’s short comedies are extremely
popular, and have been performed on
Broadway and around the country.
This witty, clever and frequently
absurd collection of short plays by
David Ives promises a terrifically
entertaining night of theatre.
Utterly delightful one-act plays
that percolate with comic brio….
There is a real heart beneath Ives’s
intellectual tomfoolery. The New
York Times
Production contains mature
subject matter and adult language.
NEW WORKS FESTIVAL
Scripts Due
NOVEMBER 11th by 6:00 PM!
See information
below...
PAC Black Box Theatre
Director: David
Stears
Performance Dates and
Times:
4/28, 4/29, 5/1 @ 8 PM and 5/2 @ 2
PM
Tickets: FREE
More information is
available at...
http://www.canyons.edu/departments/theatre/newworksfestival/
Audition information:
Tuesday, February 16th @
6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre
Wednesday, February 17th
@ 6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre
Thursday, February 18th (CALL
BACKS @ 6:30 PM in the Black Box
Theatre)
If needed, Friday, February 19th
will also be used for CALL BACKS
@ 6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre)
For
more information about auditions, CLICK
HERE:
Spring 2010 Audition Information!
Description:
“Tomorrow’s Playwrights…
Today!”
Presented by the Theatre and
English departments at College of
the Canyons
2010 marks the 10th
anniversary of the NEW WORKS
FESTIVAL. Enjoy the face of new and
often experimental theater as
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS THEATRE
continues its critically-acclaimed
New Works Festival. Open to the
Santa Clarita Valley community and
beyond, the New Works Festival takes
works in progress from unheralded
playwrights and puts them on the
stage. Do you have a script that
needs to be seen? Submit it and
watch your dream become a reality!
For MORE INFORMATION visit the NWF
website:
http://www.canyons.edu/departments/theatre/newworksfestival/
A MIDSUMMER
NIGHT’S
DREAM
William Shakespeare
Director: Stephen Whelan
PAC Mainstage
Performance
Dates and Times:
5/21, 5/22 @ 8:00 PM and 5/22 and
5/23 @ 2 PM
Tickets: $10/$5
TICKETS AVAILABLE THROUGH PAC BOX
OFFICE:
http://www.canyons.edu/offices/pio/canyonspac/midsummer.html
Audition information:
Tuesday, February 16th @
6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre
Wednesday, February 17th
@ 6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre
Thursday, February 18th (CALL
BACKS @ 6:30 PM in the Black Box
Theatre)
If
needed, Friday, February 19th
will also be used for CALL BACKS
@ 6:30 PM in the Black Box Theatre
For
more information about auditions, CLICK
HERE:
Spring 2010 Audition Information!
Description:
“What happens in the forest … stays
in the forest!”
Delicious and dark,
entertaining and erotic, A
Midsummer Night's Dream
is an intoxicating blend of mortals,
mechanicals and faeries, all thrown
together in one place at one time.
When lovers cross with mischievous
sprites in a magical forest, nothing
is how it appears.
Lysander loves Hermia. Hermia loves
Lysander. Helena loves Demetrius.
Demetrius used to love Helena but
now loves Hermia. Soon Lysander and
Demetrius will both love Helena!
Oberon loves Titania. Titania loves
Oberon but falls under a magic spell
and falls in love with Bottom.
Bottom … loves himself. Confused?
Come see why “the
course of true love never did run
smooth.”
A host of Shakespeare's most
well-known characters (Puck, Bottom,
Oberon, Titania – and many others)
make A Midsummer Night's Dream
one of the world’s greatest romantic
comedies and one of his most popular
plays.
OTHER PROJECTS TO BE
ANNOUNCED...
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