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

 

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COMING SOON...

Cotton Patch Gospel

Book by Tom Kelly and Russell Treyz

Music and Lyrics by Harry Chapin

 

An Honors Thesis Project by Robert Leverett ’16

 

Direction by Eric Love

Set Design by Kit Hattier ’18

Costume Design by Nicolle Allen ’16 and Laurie Churba

Lighting Design by Will Maresco ’19

Band Direction by Andrew Sun ’18

Stage Management by Kyla Mermejo-Varga ’17

 

FRIDAY, May 27 at 7pm

SATURDAY, May 28 at 7pm

SUNDAY, May 29 at 2pm

Bentley Theater

Tickets: $4

**Tickets are Limited**

 

Cotton Patch Gospel is an ensemble-based play featuring bluegrass music. The play takes the story of the Gospel and sets it in rural Georgia. This production will take the form of a potluck dinner, integrating live music, food, and the audience into the production while exploring the idea of theater as community.

Tickets on sale May 23rd at the HOP box office.