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The Destiny of Me
Larry Kramer
This is a play about love and lovelessness, life and death, and the loneliness of isolation imposed by illness. March, 1995.
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The Runner Stumbles
Milan Stitt
Stitt presents a psychological courtroom drama of a priest accused of murdering a nun. Presented in February of 1995.
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The Playboy of the Western World
John M. Synge
Synge explores how we view ourselves through the eyes of others with a character from the time of the "The Troubles" in Ireland. Presented in November, 1994.
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The Day They Shot John Lennon
James McLure
McLure builds his play around the people who gather at the spot in Manhattan after the shooting death of Beatle John Lennon. Presented September, 1994.
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The Wake of Jamey Foster
Beth Henley
Henley looks at the pain and humor of life when a would-be poet dies in a tragic/comic accident. Presented in March, 1994.
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Speed-the-Plow
David Mamet
This Mamet satire of the movie business looks at Bobby Gould, a production head at a Hollywood studio. Presented in February, 1994.
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Big River
William Hauptman
The award winning musical version of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Big River takes place in a variety of locations along the Mississippi River in the mid-nineteenth century. Presented November, 1993.
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Hold the Script
Robert T. Noll
A series of vignettes: scenes from Mother's Day by Robert Thomas Noll, Upon Entering a Lavatory by Jim Driscoll, and Lovers by Brian Friel, Outta Hand Improv Troupe. Presented in Octover 1993.
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Could Angels Be Blessed
Nancy Kiefer
Set at the end of World War II, the play addresses women in society, family values, tolerance, understanding, and homosexuality. Presented in March of 1993.
A review of this appeared in The Carroll News on page 13 of the April 1st, 1993 issue.
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Ten Little Indians
Agatha Christie
Christie's mystery of ten people gathered on an island who are killed off one by one. Presented in October 1992.
A review of this appeared on page 11 of The Carroll News, November 5, 1992.
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On Tidy Endings
Harvey Fierstein
Harvey Fierstein's play about dealing with grief by a son, an ex-wife, and a lover after the death of a gay man. Presented in October 1992.
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Tenessee Williams
A drama exploring the relationships among a family on a plantation in the Mississippi Delta. Presented in December 1991.
A review appeared on page 8 of The Carroll News, December 12, 1991.
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Baby
Sybille Pearson
Baby is a tribute to those individuals who have made the commitment to parenting, and was performed at John Carroll University in November of 1991.
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The Nerd
Larry Shue
The Nerd depicts the struggle between obligation, friendship, hospitality and sheer exasperation with those thrown together. It was performed at John Carroll University in October of 1991.
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The Eighth Order
Nancy Kiefer
The Eighth Order is the third in a trilogy of Depression era plays by Nancy Kiefer. It was performed at John Carroll University in June of 1991. June, 1991.
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The Crucible
Arthur Miller
Arthur Miller's classic about the Salem witchcraft trials was performed at John Carroll University in March of 1991.
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The Real Inspector Hound
Tom Stoppard
This one act comedy by Tom Stoppard has two theatre critics watching a performance of a ludicrous murder mystery play. It was performed at John Carroll University in February of 1991.
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Holiday
Philip Barry
A sparkling romantic comedy from 1928 that explored the problems of the wealthy in a way that turned out to be prophetic when the stock market crashed within a year. October, 1990.
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Two and Twenty; The Man Who Climbed the Pecan Trees
Paul Parente and Horton Foote
Two and Twenty by Paul Parente and The Man Who Climbed the Pecan Trees by Horton Foote were performed at John Carroll University in September of 1990.
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Shooting Stars: a Locker Room Comedy
Molly Newman
This is a humorous look at a touring women's basketball team that is about to play a men's basketball team. The locker room banter reveals much about the players' lives on and off the court. Presented at John Carroll University in April of 1990.
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Of Mice and Men
John Steinbeck
John Steinbeck's drama of itinerant workers in California presented at John Carroll University in March of 1990.
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The Matchmaker
Thornton Wilder
The Matchmaker was performed at John Carroll University on April 7th and 8th, 1988.
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A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine
Dick Vosburg
A pair of one-act plays that combine classic music and Marx Brothers' comedy feature Grauman's Chinese Theatre. Presented in April 1987.
A review appeared on page 7 of The Carroll News, April 9, 1987.
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Inherit the Wind
Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee
Inherit the Wind, the famous play about the Scopes trial, debuted at John Carroll University on November 7, 1986.
A notice and a review of the play appeared on page 4 of the November 6th, 1986 The Carroll News and on page 6 of The Carroll News of November 13, 1986 respectively.
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