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‘House of Blue Leaves’ spoils dreams
The University of La Verne’s Department of Theatre Arts’ presentation of “The House of Blue Leaves,” a play by John Guare, was a creative, thrilling and surprising show.
One-acts on the grass
“Picnic on the Battle Field,” written by Fernando Arrabal and directed by directing student Melody Rahbari, will be performed tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. outside of the Dailey and Cabaret theaters.
Actors examine human condition
Nobel Prize winning playwright Harold Pinter is known for his plays about the divided self, and last weekend the University of La Verne Theatre Arts Department brilliantly highlighted six of his plays in the “Echoes of a Master” one act festival at the Cabaret Theater.
Creative pursuits bring ‘Texts’ to life
Samuel Beckett’s “Texts for Nothing” a play adapted for the stage by University of La Verne’s Director of Theater Steven Kent and Joe Chaikin, was performed by senior Christopher Smith for his senior acting thesis. Smith, a theater major with an emphasis in acting, performed the play on Feb. 9, 10 and 11 in the University’s Dailey Theatre.
Audience will not forget ‘Unforgettable Invisibles’
“Unforgettable Invisibles” gave depression, a common topic left undiscussed, a new voice last weekend through the words of students and poets.