The
10-MINUTE PLAY FESTIVAL
7:30 p.m. April 1-5, 2003
2:30 p.m. April 6, 2003
William Inge Memorial Theatre/Murphy Hall
The University Theatre, in collaboration with the Film Division of the Department
of Theatre and Film, will cap off its 2002-03 Inge Theatre Series with the
Ten-Minute Play Festival.
Ten-minute play festivals can be categorized as something of a phenomenon
that has taken the theatre world in this country by storm. From New York to
Washington, D.C., to Louisville, KY, to the Midwest, and throughout the West
Coast, these festivals of “shorts,” as they have come to be known,
not only offer an exciting evening (or afternoon) at the theatre, as audience
members get a taste of a wide variety of genres, but also have stirred the
flames of American playwriting.
Indeed, this University Theatre event should prove to be an eclectic one,
as eligible submissions include new and already-published plays and a variety
of student, staff, and faculty directors. What else does the University Theatre’s
festival have to offer that many others may not? The inclusion of original
short film/videos written and directed by KU film/video students and/or faculty.
The line-up for the 2003 10-Minute Play Festival includes:
Mrs. Sorken by Christopher Durang, directed by Joy Richmond.
Marred Bliss by Mark O'Donnell, directed by Paula Poggi.
What She Found There by John Glore, directed by Theresa Buchheister.
Ketchup, a new play by Kristin Soper, directed by Kim Miller.
One Minute Play by Christopher Durang, directed by Joy Richmond.
What I Meant Was by Craig Lucas, directed by Erin Jones.
The Query by Woody Allen, directed by Bob Dorsey.
Workout by Wendy Wasserstein, directed by Joy Richmond.
The Philadelphia by David Ives, directed by Judith Williams.
The Power and The Glory by Le Wilhelm, directed by Amber McIntosh.
Loyalties by Murphy Guyer, directed by Phillip J. Vocasek.
Reality/TV, a devised script, directed by Sara K. Armstrong.
Breath by Samuel Beckett, directed by Joy Richmond.
Plus student films to be announced.
PERFORMANCE DATES AND TIMES
April 1st at 7:30pm, Inge Theatre
April 2nd at 7:30pm, Inge Theatre
April 3rd at 7:30pm, Inge Theatre
April 4th at 7:30pm, Inge Theatre
April 5th at 7:30pm, Inge Theatre
April 6th at 2:30pm, Inge Theatre
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