Theater: Pocket Playhouse plans a
full schedule of weekly shows
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Sanders said, “they give you a
chance to really surprise the au
dience and gives them a chance
to participate in something new.”
The new year also holds a full
schedule of weekly Pocket Play
house shows, which are put on
by undergraduates. The graduate
student-run theater, the Arena,
will hold four shows inter
spersed with the mainstage four.
Friday will be a full day for Ab
solute Improv as they put on an
afternoon show at the EMU Am
phitheater, take part in a show
case at Robinson in the early
evening and headline at an EMU
Ballroom show to close the night.
Neither the theater department
nor Absolute lost many perform
ers to graduation. The extensive
requirements of the major held
up many would-be graduates,
Sanders said.
“This program is not a profes
sional industrial training pro
gram,” he explained. “When
you’re done, you’ll be able to do
a Shakespearian monologue and
build a platform.”
1998-99 Robinson Season
■ ‘GUYS AND DOLLS’:
A musical fable of love, marriage and temperance. Songs include "Luck
Be a Lady,” “Sit Down You’re Rocking the Boat," “If I were a Bell" and “I’ve
Never Been in Love Before.” Directed by Jack Watson. Shows on Nov. 6,7;
12-14; 20,21
■ ‘A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE’:
Blanche DuBois is a Southern belle whose life has been undermined by
her romantic illusions to the point that she cannot face the realities of life as
they are harshly presented by her sister, Stella, after Blanche moves to New
Orleans. Directed by Kirk Boyd. Shows on Jan. 29,30; Feb. 4-6; 11,12
■ ‘OUR TOWN’:
Humor, picturesqueness and pathos are set against a background of cen
turies of social history in a 1901 New Hampshire village. Directed by Ed
Ragozzino. Shows on April 9,10; 15-17; 23,24
■ ‘DARKOFTHEMOON’:
The play is set in the Smoky Mountains and recounts the tale of an elfin
witch boy who once saw Barbara Allen and was smitten in love. He is given
human form to woo her and from there the story unfolds. Directed by
Joseph Gilg. Shows on May 21,22; 27-29; June 4,5
SOURCE: University Theater
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