1972 Theatre Archive
- February 10-13, 1972
- By Derek Walcott
- Directed by Robert Soller
- Presented by the Black Performing Arts troupe.
- February 25-27, 1972
- By Jules Feiffer’s
- Directed by James O. Costy
- (Studio Theatre)
"2, 4, 6, 8 – who do we assassinate?"
- April 4-9, 1972
- By Sandy Wilson
- Directed by Dennis Kohles
- (Studio Theatre)
An Alpha Psi Omega Fraternity Student Production. A musical spoof of the 1920’s.
- May 5-7, 11-14, 1972
- By Eugene O’Neill
- Directed by Donald B. Muir
- (Studio Theatre)
The events of the play occur in the space of one day in the summer of 1912, but in that short space is achieved the loosing of all the specters that haunted his own family and those which exist in any unhappy family situation. O’Neill’s problems were grimmer than most people’s, but he has been acclaimed for raising them to the level of great tragedy in this play.
- May 25-29, 1972
- By Ed Graczyk
- Directed by Jeanne Hall
- (Studio Theatre)
- Children’s Theatre
- May 31, June 2, 1972
- Reader’s theatre
A satiric comment on the American Myth.
- June 8-9, 1972
- August 14-15, 21-23, 1972
- By Neil Simon
- August 18-20, 25-27, 1972
- By Sidney Howard
- Directed by Lewis E. Shelton
- (Studio Theatre)
- November 16-19, 1972
- By Joanna Halpert Kraus
- Directed by Jeanne Hall
- (Univ. Theatre)
Children’s Theatre. "We would not speak or smile at the different one. Our silence was worse than one hundred harpoons". "Someone will always tell the story of Anou, the fair one."
- December 1-3, 1972
- Music by Kurt Well
- Book by Bertolt Brecht
- Directed by James O. Costy
- (Univ. Theatre)
- 1972?
- By Euripides
- Reader’s Theatre