Spring Classic
A Streetcar Named Desire
By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Adam Hester
A passionate, potent classic of modern American Theatre, Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire is a disturbing metaphor for the deteriorating human condition of modern times, one that is embodied as a brutal world where death collides with desire and illusion clashes with reality. In the wake of recent events, this production is a haunting requiem for the New Orleans of yesteryear.
6 Performances 6 Talk Backs
The ACU Theatre Department is excited to announce a series of six talk back sessions involving professors from across the university. Each professor has been chosen to speak to the importance of "Streetcar" with respect to their particular field of expertise. After each performance you are welcome to stick around for what is sure to be an invigorating conversation between the audience, the cast, the director and our guest professor. Guest professors include:
Thursday, Feb. 8th-Susan Clark Associate Professor and Director Baccalaureate Program School of Social Work
Friday, Feb. 9th Dr. Ken Cukrowski, Associate Professor of New Testament and Associate Dean of Academics College of Biblical Studies
Saturday, Feb. 10th-Dr. Bill Rankin, Associate Professor of English
Thursday, Feb. 15th-Joe Stephenson, Assistant Professor of English
Friday, Feb. 16th-Dr. Richard Beck, Associate Professor and Chair of the Psychology Dept.
Saturday, Feb. 17th-Dr. Jamie Goff, Assistant Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy
February 8-10, 15-17, 2007
Culp Theatre
Ticket Prices $12 show only
For tickets, call 325-674-ARTS (2787)
