Quilters, May 2008
The GC music and theater departments collaborate through the direction of Debra Brubaker and Doug Liechty Caskey to bring you the stories, dances and songs of pioneer women that lead to the creation of their quilts.
The GC music and theater departments collaborate through the direction of Debra Brubaker and Doug Liechty Caskey to bring you the stories, dances and songs of pioneer women that lead to the creation of their quilts.
Set in a small town where gossip is an everyday practice, the locals attempt to understand the peculiarities of the mysterious new residents in this dark comedy of truth, reality and insanity.
A Collection of One Acts and Opera Scenes, including "The Big Black Box," "Red Carnations," and "Token to the Moon."
Ellie Murphy, a young girl, and her imaginary friends, Lana and Frizbee, launch into a fantasy world as Ellie seeks to escape real life problems.
The two plays "How The War Started" and "Picnic On The Battlefield" offer both a darkly comical and thought-provoking look at everyday people affected by conflicts large and small.
The play explores the tensions between our need for other people and our oblivious lack of attention to those around us; our proximity to others along with our inability to connect to them.
A Collection of New Plays from the Peace Play Short List
Mozart's comic opera, The Marriage of Figaro, combines the composer's characteristic melodies with a witty plot in which hastily improvised and absurd situations contrast to Mozart's beautifully crafted music.