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THE CLACKAMAS
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January 30,1991
Director Corwin is up to something fishy
His one act comedy 'Trout" is under construction
by Heidi A Hoffman
Feature Editor
“They are friends for that brief
moment on the river,” said Den
nis Corwin explaining the setting
of the one act play that is now
under his direction.
“Trout” is the name of the
one act play that will be performed
in the campus theatre on March 5
at 12:30 p.m. and March 6 at 12
p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
“They basically talk. Il’s a
comedy, but they look at life very
humorously. There are some deep
themes about why they are and
what they are,” said Corwin.
“Through the process of humor
they are basically conveying real
problems and matters of every day
life to the audience.”
“The actor’s personalities
bring contrast with the characters
and brings more into the show,”
commented Corwin.
There are three one acts being
put together this term. Each qf
the student directors is starring in
another one of the plays.
“It’s a give and take,” explained
Corwin. “When I’m the director
they respect me for that and vice
versa.”
’“Trout’ is a very funny yet
realistic portrayal of people and
people should be able to identify
with at least some aspect of it. For
that reason there’s something in
it for everyone,” said Corwin.
David Burnett, who plays Bert,
likes playing this character.
“It’s nice to be playing some
one like Bert because he’s not like
anyone I’ve ever played before,”
explained Burnett.
Both Burnett and Corwin are
also in the end of the term pro
duction of “The Colleen Bawn”.
“It’s amazing how priority of
theatre has overshadowed every
thing else,” said Corwin. “But each
show is different and unique. It’s
a lot of fun.”
Burnett and Corwin were co
directors of a one acts last term
and they still really enjoy working
together.
“I like having Dennis as a
director,” said Burnett “ Let’s just
say he knows fish.
" / like having Dennis
as a director
beacuase... let's
just say ...he
knows fish."
-David Burnett
There are two characters in
the play. David Burnett plays Bert
and Adam Jarvey plays Charlie.
Photo by Kyle Moe
David Burnett talks about fishing to his co-actor Adam Jarvey.
East coast instructor here on
exchange program for a year
by Jennifer Lessard
StaffWriter
Ken Hennig joined the CCC
staff fall term as an exchange
English instructor from Nigra
community College in New York.
Hennig teaches the English
Composition Series 121,122,123
as well as drama, fiction and po
etry.
“Courses are quite a bit dif
ferent than what I taught at Niag
ara Community,” said Hennig.
At NCC Hennig taught com
position courses for 25years. He
received his Bachelors and Mas
ters degree at Buffalo State Uni
versity and Doctorate at the Uni
versity of Buffalo.
He said the main difference
was the classes were not so book
oriented. He said that English
departments are very different
experience for teaching.”
“I’m enjoying the classes, but
I am not as well prepared as I am
used to being; it’s hard work."
“The English Department
here is wonderful; I feel so com
fortable. They are friendly, help
ful, and share materials,’’said
< ennig.
“I find these students to be
t »re conscientious than in New
3 >rk, with a stronger sense of
m? ividuality,” said Hennig.
Hennig has lived in New York
aV his life, and explained his rea-
st ; for applying for the exchange
p lion was his children are raised,
a i i he needed a change. He
si ongly considered an over Seas
e rhange, but finally decided on a
v. stem U.S. exchange because his
c.. ldren live in California. Besides,
h “always wanted to come spend
Si metimeon.thewest coast.’.’ _
He chose six community col
leges around San Francisco Bay,
Arizona, and Oregon areas, and
was accepted by Clackamas.
able to work out the exchange,
said Tom Richards, English De
partment Chairman. "It has been
a positivé experience for both
parties.
Photo by Kyle Moe
Adam Jarvey practices his part of Charlie In the one act play
Trout" The play will run In the theatre on March 5 at 12:30 p.m.
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