When you think of a play you think, beginning, middle and end. Usually, you leave the theater thinking “wow that was a wonderful show.” Stephanie Barraco wanted to make her audience think and not be told what was going on, and to get involved with the surroundings and not just observe her play “Far Away.”
Vladimir, played by Chris Smith, and Estragon, played by Anthony Guerrero, listen carefully in anticipation of someone approaching in "Waiting for Godot."
With it’s newest production, the University of La Verne Theater Department shows that Samuel Beckett’s classical play “Waiting for Godot” does not have to be boring, depressing or nerve-wracking.
The University of La Verne Department of Theatre Arts presented the Spring Theatre Mini-Festival this week, submerging those who attend in a comedic drama complete with sobs and laughter.
For its first production of the new year, the Department of Theatre Arts has pulled out all the stops with its version of “The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charention under the direction of the Marquis de Sade.”
A historic-international flair filled Founders Auditorium on Tuesday, as the Student Chamber Music Recital performed in a classical concert as a final project of their class.