Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current, September 21, 1972, Page 38, Image 38

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    Thur».. Sept 21, 1972 (Sec 5) GRESHAM (Ore ) O U TLO O K - 7
Shakespeare classes visit Ashland plays
“ S lay four days, see four
plays ”
Signs and banners proclaim
th e
m e ss ag e
th ro u g h o u t
Ashland home for the annual
Shakespearean F estival
Mt Hood Com m unity College
stu d e n ts
an d
c o m m u n ity
citizens did just that. July 13-16
In fac t, they saw fiv e plays in
four days.
The field trip was coor­
dinated through the sum m er
Shakespeare course, taught by
Miss W in ifred Casterline
“ W e had a wonderful group
They w ere so e a g e r,” she said
A p p ro x im a te ly 40 peo ple
tra ve lled to Ashland for the
event
An equal num ber of
students and interested citizens
went Expenses w ere paid by
the participants
"This sum m er m arked our
fo u rth
tr ip ,"
notes
M iss
C asterline "W e have more
people each ye ar and we try to
do more each year We went at
a fearfu l p ace."
T h e fiv e p la y s in c lu d e d
Shakespear s " L o v e ’s L ab o u r’s
L o s t, ” "T ro liu s and C ressida;”
and H enry The Fourth, P art
Two ” Also seen w ere M ille r ’s
"T h e C ru c ib le" and Chekhov’s
"U n cle Van ya "
"W e talked about the plays
c o n s ta n tly .
I
asked
fo r
questions and got them I gave
them things to look for and we
discussed everything It was an
in fo r m a l
c la s s r o o m
everyw here we w e n t.” Miss
Casterline said
Besides play-going, the M H
CC group visited Jacksonville,
an old gold m ining town near
M edford, and saw C ra te r L ake
"W e
also
to u re d
th e
Shakespearean T h e a te r.”
The field trip is scheduled
each year at the close of a
s u m m e r session to a llo w
prepara! ion
The class had read all the
S h a k e s p e a re p la y s seen in
Ashland
We also provide background
m a teria l for the com m unity
p a r t ic ip a n t s ,"
sa id
M iss
Casterline.
C h a rle s A b s h ire , lib r a r y
c h a ir m a n , re p ro d u c e d s u m ­
m aries and critiques of the
plays
" T h e g ro u p p a r t ic u la r ly
enjoyed "T h e C ru c ib le” and
"T ro ilu s and C ressida,” Miss
Casterline thought
“ Next ye ar, we hope to in­
clude an e x tra day and attend
the P ete r B ritt M usic F estival
in Jacksonville,” she said
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