A Night of One Acts
A Night of One Acts These performances will feature two completely different styles of One Act plays. The first, A Brush with Shakespeare written by Rae Randall and John Carlile followed by Dutchman written by Amiri Baraka. A Brush with Shakespeare: A fun and clever way to help explain the story line for some of Shakespeare's plays, with a modern twist. A lot of audiences seem to think they can't understand what is happening while watching a Shakespearean performance. Well, this show should help make understanding a little easier. Dutchman: The play presents an emotionally charged interaction between Clay, a 20-year-old African American man, and Lula, a 30-year-old white woman. The play begins with Lula flirting with Clay, leading into an increasingly aggressive conversation that deals with race, class, and the power dynamics between them. TICKETS $ 5 - Students/ Faculty/ Staff $12 - General Please call the Box Office for more Ticket Information (561) 868 - 3309 For More Information Contact Professor Dave Hyland - hylandd@palmbeachstate.edu/ (561) 868 - 3316 From
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The first, A Brush with Shakespeare written by Rae Randall and John Carlile followed by Dutchman written by Amiri Baraka.
\r\n\r\n\r\nA Brush with Shakespeare: A fun and clever way to help explain the story line for some of Shakespeare's plays, with a modern twist. A lot of audiences seem to think they can't understand what is happening while watching a Shakespearean performance. Well, this show should help make understanding a little easier.
\r\n\r\n\r\nDutchman: The play presents an emotionally charged interaction between Clay, a 20-year-old African American man, and Lula, a 30-year-old white woman. The play begins with Lula flirting with Clay, leading into an increasingly aggressive conversation that deals with race, class, and the power dynamics between them.
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\r\n$ 5 - Students/ Faculty/ Staff
\r\n$12 - General
\r\nPlease call the Box Office for more Ticket Information (561) 868 - 3309
\r\n\r\n\r\nFor More Information Contact
\r\nProfessor Dave Hyland - hylandd@palmbeachstate.edu/ (561) 868 - 3316
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