SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRESENTS

STUDIO THEATRE ONE:

STUDENT DIRECTED ONE ACT PLAYS

MARCH 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 -- 2011

Two "Shakespearean" One Act comedies by playwright B. T. Ryback

A ROZ BY ANY OTHER NAME

Directed by Molly Tellers

The Story: Romeo's ex-lover Rosaline, has just arrived home from the infamous Capulet gala whree Romeo meets his new flame, Juliet. Enraged that she was trumped by a Capulet, Rosalind plots with her best friend Vera to win Romeo back.

WEIRD

Directed by Paul Adolphsen

The Story: The three Weird Sisters from Shakespeare's MACBETH are on the lam in Denmark. Warned by the "signs," the eldest sister, Torrence, and the youngest sister, Harper, fear that the awful deeds they committed in Scotland have finally caught up with them, and once again they make plans to flee.

Performed in the Studio Theatre, Lower McKinley Hall

For tickets call 206.281.2959, or visit www.spu.edu/boxoffice

Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. ▪ $6 General Admission

Children under 5 not admitted. Group rates available for 20 or more. No Refunds or Exchanges.

SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THEATRE
2010-2011: OUR 50th SEASON