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a potential employee at the PCC-Cascade career and job fair.
(Photo by M. Washington)
“Faces of
America”
"Faces o f America,” a one-person
show that addresses the questions of
lniilticultuntlisntwillbcprcsentcdThuis-
day. Oct. 9, at 8 p. in. in Melrose Audito-
niunatLinfieldCollegc
The program, which is free and open
to the public, is sponsored by the Offroe
ofMulticultur.il Programs. Linfield Ac
tivities Board ;uid Academic Advising.
"Faces o f America" addresses the
question of multiculturalism in today 's
society through the ey es o f Generation
X. T he play presents eight charactersall
based on true stories researched through
workshops and interviews with high
school and college age popi liations. The
eight characters depicted each represent
a different cultural aspect of American
society.
"Faces o f America,” written and di
rected by Colin Cox and starring Fran de
Leon, was created in response to de
mands for div ersity workshops. Recog
nizing that their strengths lay in tlte the
atre. CoxiinddeLconbcgiinanintensive
research of young Americans. After
interviewing more than 60 people, they
begiui to formulate the characters de
picted lnthiscxtraordinarily truthful por
trayal of American society.
The program premiered at the Los
Angeles ThcatrcCcnterinMiirch 1995. It
has since ap p eared natio n ally at
Pcpperdine University, the U niversity of
Puget Sound, the University o f Southern
California, the National Association of
Foreign Student Adminisfrators, Colgate
University and Cornell University
As an actor, de Leon lias worked with
several noted theatre companies Her
theatre credits include Aramis in "The
Three Musketeers, " Puck in" A Midsum-
mcrNight’sD reani'iuidCaiolyn Babbitt
in "A W om an's Hand ” As a solo per
form er she has toured extensively
throughout the U nited States w ith
"Playfair,” a specially designed interac
tive student program.
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