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The Auteur - ATHE

The Vanderbilt University Theatre 2007-2008 Season
 

Sunday matinees are performed at 2:00pm.  All other performances start promptly at 8:00pm.

All shows take place in Vanderbilt's unique Neely Auditorium.

Keely and Du
By Jane Martin

September 28, 29  October 6, 13 at 8pm

A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Keely and Du explores the need for human compassion in conflict with personal convictions.  The title characters develop a strange relationship as one woman imposes her beliefs upon the other and each battles for the other's heart and mind.

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The Tempest
By William Shakespeare

November 8, 9, 10, 14, 15 at 8pm

November 11 at 2pm

The Tempest, one of the Bard's most beloved plays, is the culmination of his triumph as a playwright.  Witness the magic as Prospero conjures to right the wrongs inflicted both upon him and by him in his last hours of exile on an undetermined island in Shakespeare's imagination.

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The Last Five Years
By Jason Robert Brown

 

February 15, 16, 20, 21, 22 at 8pm

February 17 at 2pm

Five years.  Two people.  One heart-wrenching musical.  This unconventional yet wildly-popular work by Tony Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown explores the pursuit of passion and fulfillment as two New Yorkers find love but quickly discover that sometimes it's even harder to keep love alive.

 

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 The Taming of the Shrew
By William Shakespeare

Performed by Actors From the London Stage, 2007 Fred Coe Artists-in-Residence

 

February 23 at 2pm and 8pm

We invite you to attend a special production by the world-class players of Actors from the London Stage.  Two performances mark the culmination of this troupe's weeklong residency with the students of the Department of Theatre, made possible bythe generous endowment of Delbert Mann's Fred Coe Artist-in-Residence fund.

Misalliance
By George Bernard Shaw

 

April 4, 5, 10, 11, 12 at 8pm

April 6 at 2pm

With wit and tomfoolery, Shaw celebrates the battle of the sexes and the hopeless communication gap between parents and their children.  Visit the world of an eccentric middle-class millionaire whose summer weekend includes a parachuting Polish acrobat, a raging socialist with a gun hiding out in a Turkish bath, and an out-of-countrol daughter who is determined to behave as an active verb. 

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For more information, please contact Laura Hynek.
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