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Crimes of the Heart
Beth Henley
Crimes of the Heart, a play about a family learning to grow together, debuted at John Carroll University in March of 1986.
A notice of the play appeared on page 6 of The Carroll News, March 19, 1986.
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The Importance of Being Earnest
Oscar Wilde
The world premier of The Importance of Being Earnest was presented at John Carroll University to celebrate the renovation of the Marinello Little Theatre and the centennial of John Carroll University in November of 1985.
A review of the play appeared on page 6 of The Carroll News, November 20, 1985.
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Two By Two
Peter Stone, Martin Charnin, and Richard Rodgers
Two by Two, a musical based on Noah's ark, was performed at John Carroll University's Little Theatre in April of 1985.
A notice of the production appeared on page 5 of The Carroll News, April 10, 1985
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We Haven't Even Started Yet!
Joe Tomczak
An improvisational comedy revue featuring The Comedy Drill Team was presented by the John Carroll University Little Theatre in March of 1985.
A review of the show appeared on page 3 (with a photo on page 1) of The Carroll News, March 20, 1985.
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College Tour
John McMahon and Bernard Canepari
An original play by two John Carroll University alumni Bernard Canepari and John McMahon) was presented in April of 1984.
A review of this appeared on page 8 of The Carroll News, April 4, 1984.
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God; The Reflections of Paul of Tarsus on his Life; A Meeting with John the Apostle of Patmos
Woody Allen and John McMahon
God, a one-act play by Woody Allen was presented with two one-man performances by John McMahon in November of 1920.
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The Dumb Waiter; Riders to the Sea
Harold Pinter and John M. Synge
The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter, and Riders to the Sea by John M. Synge were presented the John Carroll University's Little Theatre Society in October of 1983.
A review of the performances appeared on page 8 of The Carroll News, October 26, 1983.
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The Potting Shed: a drama in three acts
Graham Greene
The Potting Shed, a psychological drama of family secrets, was presented by the JCU Little Theatre Workshop in March/April, 1982, and dedicated to Joseph O. Schell, S.J.
A review of this appeared on page 8 of The Carroll News, March 31, 1982.
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Overtones; He Ain't Done Right By Nell; Peter's Story
Alice Gerstenerg, Wilbur Brown, and John McMahon
John Carroll University Little Theatre Society presented three one-act plays: Overtones, by Alice Gerstenberg; He Ain't Done Right By Nell: an old-fashioned melodrama, by Wilbur Brown; and Peter's Story, by John McMahon. October, November of 1975.
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Sweet Charity
Neil Simon, Cy Coleman, and Dorothy Fields
Sweet Charity, the Little Theatre Workshop's production of Fall, 1980, is about a dancer, Charity, who wants so much to be loved that she has lost sight of who she is. Notice of the play appears on page 1 of The Carroll News of November 14th, 1980.
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To Be Young Gifted & Black
Lorraine Hansberry
The story of Lorraine Hansberry told in her own words, To Be Young Gifted and Black was presented by the John Carroll University Little Theatre Workshop in the spring of 1980.
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Alcestis
Euripides
John Carroll University's Little Theatre Workshop presented Alcestis in Spring of 1980. Euripedes' first play, it deals with the study of self sacrifice and its implications. It was reviewed on page 4 of The Carroll News, March 28,1980.
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The Lion in Winter
James Goldman
John Carroll University's Little Theatre Society presented The Lion In Winter in November of 1979.
The Carroll News reviewed the production on page 4 of the November 16th, 1979 issue.
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A Raisin in the Sun
Lorraine Hansberry
John Carroll University's Little Theatre presented Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun on April 27, 28, 29, and May 4, 5, and 6 of 1979.
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Flies; Fragments
Jean-Paul Sartre and Murray Shisgal
Little Theatre Productions, The Flies by Jean-Paul Sartre was directed by Michael Woods, and Fragments by Murray Shisgal was directed by George D. Yezbak in March and April of 1979.
The Carroll News reviewed this on page 4 or the March 30, 1979 issue.
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Of Mice and Men
John Steinbeck
Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men was presented by John Carroll University's Department of Communications on March 30 and 31.
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South Pacific
Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers
Rodger's and Hammerstein's South Pacific was produced by John Carroll University's Little Theatre Society in November of 1978.
A review of the production appeared on page 2 of The Carroll News of Dec. 8, 1978.
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The American Dream; A Moment Forever
Edward Albee and Dominic Scoccola
John Carroll University's Little Theatre Society produced The American Dream by Edward Albee and A Moment Forever, a play written by JCU student Dominic Scoccola with music written and arranged by JCU student Joseph Parise. October, 1978. A review appeared in The Carroll News on page 3 of the Oct. 27, 1978 issue.
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Purlie Victorious
Ossie Davis
John Carroll University's Black Theatre produced Purlie Victorious in April and May 1978. Black Theatre is produced every year in conjunction with The Little Theatre Society and The Afro-American Society. Short review can be found on page 1 of The Carroll News from April 28, 1978.
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Visitor from Forest Hills; The Man with the Flower in his Mouth; Finale Two
Neil Simon, Luigi Pirandello, and Beth Joseph
John Carroll University's Little Theatre Workshop presented three one-acts in April of 1978. "The Visitor From Forest Hills" is the third act of Neil Simon's Plaza Suite, The Man With the Flower in His Mouth by Luigi Pirandello, and Finale II, directed and conceived by Beth Joseph comprised the show. Read the review from the Carroll News (page 10).
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Camelot
Alan Jay Lerner
Camelot, by Alan Jay Lerner, is a musical based on the King Arthur Legend. Presented in April, May, 1976.
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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Clark Gesner
John Carroll University's Little Theatre Society produced You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown in November of 1977. It was directed by Rosie Provenzale and the cast included Jim Purcell, Andy Krenzer, Ruth Conti, Paul Downey, Joe Parise, and Beth Joseph. No program is available. The review of the show can be found on page 3 of The Carroll News of November 11, 1977.
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Star Spangled Girl
Neil Simon
Neil Simon's Star Spangled Girl was produced by John Carroll University's Little Theatre Society in October of 1977. No program is available for this production. It was directed by Paul Gellott who also acted in it along with David Marshall, Nancy Post, and J. Michael Curry. The Carroll News review of the program can be found on page 5 of the October 28, 1977 issue.
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We've Got Time
Tyrone McBee
John Carroll University student Tyrone McBee wrote and directed this play for JCU's Black Theatre. It ran April 22,23,24, 29,30, and May 1 in 1977. The cast included Ralph Robinson, Frank Sheperd, and Sharon Hughes. no program is available. The Carroll News review of this is on page 3 of the April 29, 1977 issue.
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The Fantastics
Tom Jones
john Carroll University's Little Theatre Society produced the musical The Fantasticks in March and April of 1977. The Carroll News review of this can be found here.
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