Theatre arts majors Amy Bolton, as Hope Cladwell, and Zachary Green, as Bobby Strong, embrace during the song “Follow Your Heart,” in Nov. 8 performance of “Urinetown” in Dailey Theatre. “Urinetown,” the senior project of is the senior project of Green and Sarah Rae Jackson. The production runs through Sunday. “Urinetown” is a satirical comedy about a corporation privatizing toilets to control water usage. Strong leads the rebels within Urinetown in an uprising against the Urine Good Company. / photo by Zachary HortonTheatre arts majors Amy Bolton, as Hope Cladwell, and Zachary Green, as Bobby Strong, embrace during the song “Follow Your Heart,” in Nov. 8 performance of “Urinetown” in Dailey Theatre. “Urinetown,” the senior project of is the senior project of Green and Sarah Rae Jackson. The production runs through Sunday. “Urinetown” is a satirical comedy about a corporation privatizing toilets to control water usage. Strong leads the rebels within Urinetown in an uprising against the Urine Good Company. / photo by Zachary Horton
The University of La Verne's theater arts department is showing “Proof,” written by David Auburn, a Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Sean Dillon, professor of theatre arts, is director.