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The Mandrake Program
University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre
Written by Niccolò Machiavelli
Directed by William Steele
This production was entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) XXXXX.
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Urinetown: The Musical Program
University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre and University of Southern Maine School of Music
Director / Musical Director Edward Reichert
Book & lyrics by Greg Kotis
Music & lyrics by Mark Hollman
This production was entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) XXXIX.
From the program:
Welcome to URINETOWN! Not the place, the musical. This innovative, wacky, and wonderful.musical is a wild mix of biting satire and loving parody. Inspired by the work of Kurt Weill and" Bertolt Brecht, the show irreverently pays homage to the great American musical theatre tradition with references to classics such as West Side Story, Les Miserables, Fiddler on the Roof, Sweeney Todd, ahd Chicago among others: I think it's hilariously funny and touchingly · honest, providing our students (and audience) with a fresh perspective to one of America's greatest art forms. Winner of three 2002 Tony Awards mcludmg best score and best book of a musical, we're very excited and proud to bring you the Maine premiere of URINETOWN: the musical. (Google Thomas Robert Malthus when you get home to clarify the mention of his name at shows' end. Oh yeah ... this is also a musical filled with social significance !)
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Student-Written One Act Plays: Human at Heart & Heavenly Match Program
University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre
Human at Heart
Written by Stacy Ann Strang
Directed by Assunta KentHeavenly? Match
Written by Jack Fossett
Directed by Assunta KentThis production was entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) XXXIX.
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The Servant of 2 Masters Program
University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre
Written by Carlo Goldoni
Directed by Wil Kilroy
This production was entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) XXXIX.
From the program:
Pantalone of Venice arranged for his daughter Clarice to marry Federigo Rasponi of Turin, but hearing of his demise has now allowed Clarice to become betrothed to Silvio, son of his friend Madame Lombardi. Federigo Rasponi did not want his sister, Beatrice, to marry Florinda Aretusi and indeed was killed fighting him, causing Florinda to flee Turin and head to Venice. Meanwhile, Beatrice decides to find her lover Florinda, but feels she'll have better luck dressed as a man, which will also allow her access to the money Pantalone owes her deceased brother Federigo. Add in Smeraldina, the maid to Clarice, Truffaldino, a servant from Bergamot that Beatrice finds along the way, and his imaginary friend Pasqual, Brigella the local inn-keeper and a few porters and waiters and the games begin!
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Equus Program
University of Southern Maine Department of Theatre
Written by Peter Shaffer
Directed by Walter Stump
This production was entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) XXXIX.
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