THIS WEEKEND:


The Theater Department presents The Milliner's Daughters


An Honors Thesis Project, Written and Costume Designed by Nicolle Allen '16

Direction by Sarah Laeuchli '11
Set Design by Julie Solomon '17
Lighting Design by Owen O'Leary '19
Choreography/Movement by Veronica Burt '16
Stage Management by Spencer Jorgensen '17

This performance will explore the particular way in which women construct and manipulate multiple identities or personae in order to suit their ever-changing social and political circumstances. Told from the perspective of three women, Emily Dickinson (1880s), Simone DeBeavoir (1920s) and Elizabeth Hawes (1940s and 50s).

FRIDAY, April 22 at 8pm
SATURDAY, April 23 at 8pm
SUNDAY, April 24 at 2pm
Bentley Theater
FREE ADMISSION




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Coming up....


The Theater Department presents For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide /When the Rainbow is Enuf
By Ntozake Shange

An Honors Thesis Project by Carene Mekertichyan '16

Direction by Deena Selenow
Set Design by Julie Solomon '17
Costume Design by Celeste Jennings '18
Lighting Design by Ashley Dotson '18
Sound Design Sara Holston '17
Stage Management by Liza Couser '17

A play that continues to be of significant relevance in modern society, this choreopoem by Ntozake Shange is about what it meant to be of color and female in the twentieth century.

FRIDAY, May 13 at 8pm
SATURDAY, May 14 at 8pm
SUNDAY, May 15 at 2pm
Bentley Theater
Tickets: $2
Tickets go on sale May 9 at the HOP Box Office.