One Acts
The theater department produces a collection of one act plays each semester in addition to the mainstage. Usually student-directed pieces, one acts provide a more formal opportunity to practice directing skills and techniques than simply within the classroom, in addition to offering beginning actors the chance to be cast in significant roles.
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Winter One Acts, Feb. 2013
WOA include an encore production from Billy Funk’s senior recital DEGAS C’EST MOI by David Ives, directed by Phil Weaver-Stoesz, original film shorts by Samuel Jones & Jacob Landis-Eigsti, concluding with the runner-up one act in the 2012 Goshen Peace Play Contest, SELDOM IS HEARD by Mary Steelsmith, directed by Nate Vader.
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Peace Play: Mr. Maurizio, Oct. 2012
Mr. Maurizio explores the volatile relationship between a lonely man in his seventies and his "companion"...
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The 2011-2012 “Strangers No More” Season begins!
Three student-directed plays headline the Homecoming One Acts
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Winter One Acts: Haiku and La Serva Padrona, Feb. 2012
Winter One Acts will feature a playful opera and a modern drama, each about the misconceptions of identity.
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A Gentler Place, Oct. 2010
Winner of the biennial peace play competition at Goshen College, A Gentler Place is a thought-provoking play that attacks, uproots, and threatens to expose a buried secret nestled deep within a rural township.
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Winter One Acts 2010
The next production in the GC Theater Department's "Think For Yourself" season 2009-2010 features five short One Act plays.
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Fall One Acts 2009
Goshen College's "Think For Yourself" season kicks off with three productions all directed by students
