2009–2010 Theatre Season
STAGE One
October 7–10, 2009
Four original one-act plays written by WSU Theatre & Dance students. This is the 11th year in which this festival has been produced. In every year past, one of the plays presented in STAGE One has been selected to compete in the regional American College Theatre Festival.
Anchor
By Syleanna Campbell.
Directed by Audrey Bensel.
A young woman comes home for the first time in over a decade to mourn her grandmother's passing and to settle the differences between herself and her mother.
Undertow
By Elinor Gunn.
Directed by Kelsey Bolster.
A woman's tragic past is an echo of her present. Upon discovering herself to be pregnant, she decides to end the cycle of violence.
The Resurrectionist
By Patrick Rayment.
Directed by Michael Coletta.
A prominent 19th-century doctor faces the demons of his past. He must now justify his actions to an old colleague.
Where You End...I Begin
By Jesse Shao.
Directed by Laura Holeman.
A young man reconciles with his grandmother in this memory play based on the storytelling traditions of a multi-generational Chinese-American household.
7:30 p.m. |
Wadleigh Theatre
Dracula
October 22–24
and
October 29–31, 2009
Door prize for the best costume on October 31.
Written by Steven Dietz
Directed by Ray Pritchard
7:30 p.m.
| Jones Theatre
This production will contain gore and may not be suitable for young children and those with sensitive constitutions.
Just Move!
November 14–15, 2009
Directed by Crystal Fullmer
A dance concert featuring jazz, modern, and ballet. Includes dancers from Northwest Dance Center and special performances by WSU Elite Dance Company.
7:30 p.m. Saturday
3:00 p.m. Sunday
Jones Theatre
The Glass Menagerie
January 28–30 and February 4–6, 2010
Written by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Benjamin Gonzales
Jones Theatre
Dance Concert
April 8–10, 2010
Directed by Crystal Fullmer
Wadleigh Theatre
The Good Woman of Setzuan
April 8–10 and April 15–17, 2010
Written by Bertholt Brecht
Directed by Terry Converse
Jones Theatre
Ticket Prices |
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| General Admission | $15 |
| Senior Citizens (65 and over) |
$10 |
| WSU Students* | $10 |
| Youth (under 17) | $5 |
| GPSA students and partners admitted free with ID** | |
| * WSU student discount made available by the Visual, Performing, and Literary Arts Committee. ** Graduate and professional student tickets made available by the GPSA. |
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| Accepted forms of payment are cash and checks. | |
Daggy Hall
Box Office |
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| Open Tuesday – Friday 2:00–5:20 p.m. the week of the performance and an hour before curtain time. View map |
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Reservations |
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| 509-335-7236 reservations@wsu.edu |
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