South Pacific

Hey all,
It is Steven, here once again to tell of an exciting event that will be opening this weekend and then continuing through next Saturday. This weekend Waldorf Theater’s main stage show South Pacific will be opening to a private performance on Saturday March 28th, a school performance on Monday March 30th with the general run happening Tuesday-Saturday March 31st through April 4th. South Pacific tells the story of Ensign Nellie Forbush and Emile De Becque who after meeting at Officer’s Club meeting fall in love with each other. This play is about all the obstacles they and another man by the name of Joe Cable face in order to find true love. It is a story dealing with love and racism and is a pure delight for anyone.
Tickets can be reserved by calling 585-8585 or 585-8782 or by email Theater@waldorf.edu. Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for Students and Seniors and $2 for Waldorf Students. Better hurry and get your ticket they are going fast.
Until next post
Steven Van Overbeke

Trip to the Gutherie

Hi, all, it is Steven here again with some slightly exciting news to pass along.This past Saturday APO, our theater honors society, the Honors College, and the Shakespeare Class that Dr Bob Alsop is teaching all went to see Two Gentlemen of Verona, a play by William Shakespeare.
This is a story of love and betrayal that one needs to see in order to find out the story of. It was a great time for us. It is hoped that this tradition will keep continuing to happen .
Until next post,
Steven Van Overbeke
Theater Operations Associate

ASC Rosencrantzand Guildenstern are Dead and Five Women Wearing the Same Dress

Hi all,
It is Steven, here again to let you know of two important events that are coming up. Starting tonight a student directed production is going to be running in the Waldorf Theater Black Box. Five Women Wearing the Same Dress by Alan Ball is a play directed by Alexandra J. Collins, a sophomore here at Waldorf College. Five Women Wearing the Same Dress is a play about five bridesmaid and the fact that all these women have at some point had a relationship with the bridegroom of the wedding that they are all currently being a bridesmaid for. This play explores the relationship between the groom and five women and how everyone relates to each other. The show will run in the Black Box from 7:30pm-9:30pm starting tonight and running through Thursday Night. Admission to the show is free.
Following that, next week Waldorf Theatre also has another event coming up. The American Shakespeare Company on Saturday March 14th, which is part Waldorf’s Spring Break, the American Shakespeare Company will be performing on Campus, the show Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, a comedy about Hamlet from the prospective of these two guards. The show will be in Smith Theater with pre-show starting at 7pm and the show beginning at 7:30pm . Admission is $5 for the public and $2 for Waldorf Students