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Student-directed senior project explores life in hell

"No Exit," by Jean-Paul Sartre showed for three consecutive nights in the Cabaret Theatre last week. The production was a senior project directed by Dustin Lorentz. The play is based on three main characters: (from left) Inez, played by Jessica Wotherspoon, Estelle played by April Shenkman, and Garcin played by Obren Milanovic. They are trapped in hell together forced by one another to face up to their own personal demons. / photo by Erica Paal
“No Exit,” by Jean-Paul Sartre showed for three consecutive nights in the Cabaret Theatre last week. The production was a senior project directed by Dustin Lorentz. The play is based on three main characters: (from left) Inez, played by Jessica Wotherspoon, Estelle played by April Shenkman, and Garcin played by Obren Milanovic. They are trapped in hell together forced by one another to face up to their own personal demons. / photo by Erica Paal
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Happenings

Campus and community arts events for the week of Oct. 20, 2006.