The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a play by Riley Sternhagen '20. Veronica loves having the perfect family and will do anything in her power to keep it that way — including murder those who stand in her way. To keep track of her kills, and to relive them after the fact, Veronica […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a play by Riley Sternhagen '20. Veronica loves having the perfect family and will do anything in her power to keep it that way — including murder those who stand in her way. To keep track of her kills, and to relive them after the fact, Veronica […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a short play anthology by Luke Pound '22. Based upon each of Aristotle's six elements of theatre, "Elements" examines the conventions of theatrical writing and performance by showcasing the extremities of these principles of playwriting. Subsequent New Play Festival productions are listed below. All performances begin at […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a short play anthology by Luke Pound '22. Based upon each of Aristotle's six elements of theatre, "Elements" examines the conventions of theatrical writing and performance by showcasing the extremities of these principles of playwriting. Subsequent New Play Festival productions are listed below. All performances begin at […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a short play anthology by Luke Pound '22. Based upon each of Aristotle's six elements of theatre, "Elements" examines the conventions of theatrical writing and performance by showcasing the extremities of these principles of playwriting. Subsequent New Play Festival productions are listed below. All performances begin at […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a play by Brett Iarrabino ’21. Alicia is a rancorous therapist who has been afflicted with a crippling allergy to electricity. Jimmy, her new patient, is a reclusive man-child with savant-like memory; insecure about his brainpower, he has declared himself a living supercomputer. Facing pressure to find […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a play by Brett Iarrabino ’21. Alicia is a rancorous therapist who has been afflicted with a crippling allergy to electricity. Jimmy, her new patient, is a reclusive man-child with savant-like memory; insecure about his brainpower, he has declared himself a living supercomputer. Facing pressure to find […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival continues with a play by Brett Iarrabino ’21. Alicia is a rancorous therapist who has been afflicted with a crippling allergy to electricity. Jimmy, her new patient, is a reclusive man-child with savant-like memory; insecure about his brainpower, he has declared himself a living supercomputer. Facing pressure to find […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival opens with a play by Maria Connors '20. Colleen and Sam's breakup seemed like it couldn't get much worse — that is, until Sam finds herself responsible for summoning a (very outgoing) ghost into their apartment. With the help of their best friend Penny, a downstairs neighbor named Oliver […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival opens with a play by Maria Connors '20. Colleen and Sam's breakup seemed like it couldn't get much worse — that is, until Sam finds herself responsible for summoning a (very outgoing) ghost into their apartment. With the help of their best friend Penny, a downstairs neighbor named Oliver […]
The 6th Clark New Play Festival opens with a play by Maria Connors '20. Colleen and Sam's breakup seemed like it couldn't get much worse — that is, until Sam finds herself responsible for summoning a (very outgoing) ghost into their apartment. With the help of their best friend Penny, a downstairs neighbor named Oliver […]
Theatre - Performance In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play is indeed about the early history of the vibrator, when doctors allegedly used it as a clinical device to bring women to orgasm as treatment for hysteria. In late 19th-century America, Sabrina Daldry and Catherine Givings are sexually frustrated with their husbands, who creep quietly into […]
