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By KARLA STEWART
Staff writer
The Workshop Theatre will raise the curtain on il
twenty-first season with a presentation of the Tennesse
Williams classic, A Streetcar Named Desire.
Shows are scheduled for 8 p.m. Sept. 9 to 21 with a
p.m. matinee Sept. 18 at the Workshop Theatre on Bu
Street. The Courtyard Bar will open at 7 p.m. Tuesda
through Saturday.
The show is directed by David Avin, who also directed
House of Blue Leaves and The Glass Menagerie at Act
Theatre this past year. The Workshop Theatre claims tha
Avin, a Williams fanatic, has "taken all versions of th
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music with her five man zydeco band.
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classic and created a show that we would be proud to
show Williams himself." Furthermore, Workshop main:s
tains, technical director Walter O'Rourke has created a
e tremendous set.
The cast is made up of area actors, featuring Mary Jeff3
coat as Blanche DuBois, Jill Rankin as Stella Kowalski
11 and Paul Kaufmann as Stanley Kowalski. The cast also
y includes Danita Adams, Len Marini, Michael Smith,
Alfred Turner, Gene Aimone, Paul Talbot, Barbara
d Jackson, Nancy Pittenger, Lori Jordan, Dago and Larry
I Meltzer.
it The box office will open for members Monday and for
e non-members on Sept. 6. General admission for nonmembers
is $8 for adults and $6 for students Tuesday
through Thursday and Sunday. Friday and Saturday performances
will each be $2 more.
Group discount rates are available, as are season
memberships which offer tickets to all five productions
for $27.50 per student or $30 per adult. Call 799-6551 for
reservations and information.
After A Streetcar Named Desire, Workshop Theatre
will present Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Nov. 25
through Dec. 7, The Royal Family Feb. 10 to 22, True
West March 24 through April 5, and Steel Magnolias May
12 through 24.
in addition to its stage production, Workshop also offers
theatre arts classes for all ages. Classes include adult
acting, musical theatre, youth acting, forensics and introduction
to costuming. Classes are offered on a 14-week
semester system, with fall semester beginning Sept. 7. No
registration fee is required, but enrollment is limited. Additional
information about classes is available at
799-0227.
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