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Texas State College of Fine Arts and Communication Department of Theatre and Dance Productions Past Productions 2017-2018 Season

2017-2018 Season

A Chorus Line

Conceived and originally directed and choreographed by Michael Bennett

Music by Marvin Hamlisch Scenic Design by Cheri Prough DeVol
Lyrics by Edward Kleban Costume Design by Stacey Johnson
Book by James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dante Lighting Design by Ethan Jones
Directed and Choreographed by Cassie Abate Sound Design by Jason Tayler
Music Direction by Greg Bolin Production Stage Manager: Blane Mackenzie Barton
A Chorus in the final performance

 

 

A Chorus Line Reviews

"Not only does this production reassert the power of the show, but it also puts a huge spotlight on the immense amount of talent that the Department of Theatre and Dance is turning out." -Austin 360

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Texas State University's A Chorus Line

A Doll's House

By Henrik Ibsen Lighting Design by Noah Christopher Allen
Translated by Nicholas Rudall Sound Design by Ethan Jones
Directed by Bruce Turk Production Stage Manager: Molly McCarville
Woman studying man

Perfect Pie

Written by Judith Thompson  
Directed by Carly Conklin Lighting Design by Miriah D. Borden
Scenic Design by Alejandra Hernandez Gomez Sound Design by Ryan J. Castaneda
Costume Design by Emily Tyminski

Production Stage Manager Diamond Morgan
One girl is brushing another's hair while a woman is making pie in the background

We Are Proud to Present a Presentation About the Herero of Namibia, Formerly Known as Southwest Africa, From the German Sudwestafrika, Between the Years 1884–1915

Written by Jackie Sibblies Drury Lighting Design by Darwin Esquibel
Directed by Isaac Byrne Sound Design by Flora McNabb
  Production Stage Manager Sarah Hudson
   

Hamlet

Written by William Shakespeare Lighting Design by Andrew McIntyre
Directed by Liz Fisher Sound Design by Nick Hart
Scenic Design by Michelle Ney Production Stage Manager Andrew Gutierrez
Costume Design by Brandon R. McWilliams  

Speech and Debate

Written by Stephen Karam Projection Design by Cheri Prough DeVol, Max Wallace
Directed by Tom Delbello Lighting Design by Carlos Nine
Scenic Design by Michelle Ney, Cheri Prough DeVol

Sound Design by John Michael Hok
Costume Design by Ryan Sozzi Production Stage Manager by  Corey Nelson

The Rivals

Written by Richard Brinsley Sheridan Costume Design by Stacey Herrison
Directed by Michael Costello Lighting Design by Miriah D. Borden
Scenic Design: Annalise V. Caudle Sound Design by Hank Kersten
  Production Stage Manager Ellen Greetham

 

Two old folks talking to a young

Instructions for Dancing

Written by Andrew Heinrich Costume Design by Alexander Stearns
Directed by Bruce Turk Lighting Design by Sydney Rhiannon Smith
Scenic Design by Gary Thornsberry Sound Design by Dawn Tompson
  Production Stage Manager Diamond Morgan
Man looking at his painting of a dancer

Zu's Earth

Written by Sydney Rushing Lighting Design by Amy K. Evans
Directed by Isaac Byrne Sound Design by Max Wallace
  Production Stage Manager Andrew Gutierrez
Man looking at woman

Tales of the Lost Formicans

Written by Constance Congdon Scenic Design by Cheri Prough DeVol
Directed by Neil Patrick Stewart Costume Design by Madison Cagle
Choreographer by Lynzy Lab Sound Design by Nick Hart
  Production Stage Manager Connor Feagin
Aliens bring human man thing to gix

Ragtime

Book by Terrence McNally Music Direction by Austin Haller
Music by Stephen Flaherty Scenic Design by Brandon M. Newton
Lyrics by Lunn Ahrens Costume Design by Marissa L. Menezes
Based on the Novel Ragtime by E.L. Doctorow Lighting Design by Annalise V. Caudle
Directed by Michael Rau Sound Design by Cody Baker
Choreographed by Kiira Schmidt-Carper Production Stage Manager Tyler Osgood
Cast of Ragtime

Texas State University's Ragtime Reviews

"These young performers deliver moving and heartfelt work that is universally exceptional."- BroadwayWorld.com

"...the school has assembled an artistic critical mass that allows it to fill and paint the stage with such an overabundance of talent..."-CTX Live Theatre

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Texas State University Ragtime