2011/12 Workshops
Kinjeketile
by Ebrahim N. Hussein; directed by Joshua Williams
In 1904, by uniting the tribes of Tanganyika against the German colonial regime, the oracle Kinjeketile Ngwale touches off the Maji Maji Rebellion. But how far can faith and courage take the fledgling insurgency in the face of overwhelming force? Can sanctified water, maji in Swahili, keep Kinjeketile’s followers safe from German bullets? First performance outside of Africa!
Zellerbach Room 7 • October 20, 2011 – October 22, 2011
Thursday & Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm & 8pm
Admission $8
Lab Run
original works by Ph.D. students in Performance Studies; supervised by Joe Goode
Our “bleeding edge” experimental theater series featuring works and performances created by new students in our Graduate Program for Performance studies. Past productions have included fusions of dance and theater, music and video, bodies and technology that result in breathtaking theatrical experiments. We guarantee you’ll be talking about these highly unique pieces long after you’ve left the theater..
Zellerbach Room 7 • December 1, 2011 – December 3, 2011
Thursday & Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm & 8pm
Admission $8
Consider going to the bathroom before the show…
You are invited to an installation performance in the E floor women’s restroom in Dwinelle Hall (located across from room 219).
The installation will run from 7:00 – 7:40pm before each evening performance and from 1:00 – 1:40pm before the Saturday matinee.
Admission to this public restroom performance is free; feel free to walk in and out as you please.
Dwinelle Hall is a short walk away from Zellerbach Room 7.
Be sure to purchase your tickets to Lab Run in advance! Seating is limited.
Fall Choreography Showcase
original works by student choreographers; supervised by Joe Goode
Students in our choreography course will showcase their original work, guided by Professor Joe Goode. Stunning, moving, and beautiful.
Zellerbach Room 7 • December 8, 2011 – December 9, 2011
Program A – Thursday at 5pm and Friday at 8pm
Choreographers: Karen Carr, Caitlin Cuan, Megan Haro, Natalie Marsh, Rosa Navarrete, Dominique Percy
Program B – Thursday at 8pm and Friday at 5pm
Choreographers: Elyna Anderson, Chelsea Dean, Chiao-Wen Lan, Megan Lowe, Kasondra Walsh
Admission: $8 for one program, $10 for both programs
#13 Playwrights’ Showcase
Join the students in Philip Kan Gotanda’s TDPS 139 playwriting class for informal readings of their work.
Durham Studio Theater • Thursday – Saturday, March 15-17, 2012
Program 1: Thursday, March 15, 7pm
Program 2: Friday, March 16, 7pm
Program 3: Saturday, March 17, 7pm
Program 1 – Thursday, March 15:
4pm by Aliya Charney, Obituary by Gwen Kingston, No Love Lost by Map Perry, Last One There Loves Tony Crowe by DeWayne Spalding
Program 2 – Friday, March 16:
Trees by Alicia Bales, Bye-Lo Baby by Devon Roe, Layover by Christina Ting, American Grandmaster by Iris Kokish
Program 3 – Saturday, March 17:
Projections by Cassandra Stephens, Mayberry by Evan Bartz, The Woman is a Lonely Heart by Robyn Taylor, Dances with Cannibals by Michael Kunze, Year of the Tiger Mother by Katie Fleeman
Admission is free; seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis
Boy by Langston Brand
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DIA: Diagnosis to Dialogue Clinic to Theater by Cole Ferraiuolo
An exciting double-bill of undergraduate student work. In Boy, Langston Brand examines a 15-year-old adolescent’s struggle to reach adulthood. And in DIA: Diagnosis to Dialogue, Clinic to Theater, Cole Ferraiuolo explores the conflicts that arise when an ethnographer tries to document doctor/patient relationships in a low income healthcare clinic.
Zellerbach Room 7 • April 5, 2012 – April 7, 2012
Thursday & Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm & 8pm
Admission $8
Purchase tickets online
Directors’ Showcase
A showing of scenes by students in the TDPS Stage Directing class; supervised by Peter Glazer
One of the best opportunities of the year to see some of the hot new talent coming to the theater scene!
Durham Studio Theater • May 3, 2012 – May 4, 2012
Admission is free; seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis
A showing of scenes by students in the TDPS Stage Directing class. One of the best opportunities of the year to see some of the hot new talent coming to the theater scene!
Thursday, May 3: Program A at 2pm, Program B at 7pm
Friday, May 4: Program B at 2pm, Program A at 7pm
Program A
May 3 @ 2 PM, May 4 at 7 PM
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Lobster Boy by Dan Dietz
directed by DeWayne Spalding
cast: Michael Kunze
Something Unspoken by Tennessee Williams
directed by Niamh Denyer
cast: Marisa Conroy, Maya Miesner
English Made Simple by David Ives
directed by Cole Ferraiuolo
cast: Evan Bartz, Gwen Kingston
Landscape by Harold Pinter
directed by Andrew Cummings
cast: Matt Capbarat, Maya Miesner
A Dream Play by August Strindberg
directed by Alex Bonte, Erik Johnson
cast: Michelle Argerich, Dominique Brillon, Sanford Jackson, Barnaby Williams
Program B
May 3 @ 7 PM, May 4 @ 2 PM
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Defusion by Brooke Berman
directed by Emma Nicholls
cast: Alex Bonte, Daryl Green, Gwen Kingston, Kirsten Peacock
Elizaveta Bam by Daniil Kharms
directed by Marica Petrey
cast: Dominique Brillon, Benjamin Crockett, Lauren Hamilton, Brendan Liu, Mogli Maureal, Chris Weir, Barnaby Williams
Medea by Euripides
directed by Greg Smith
cast: Audrey Baker, Langston Brand, Danielle Diaz, Jade Laity, Ani Nina Oganya
Wit by Margaret Edson
directed by Suzy Ward
cast: Bernadette Bascom, Daryl Green, Maya Miesner


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