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The Gamecock Workshop Theater
will present its first production of the
fall semester for three days beginning
today.
Nice People Dancing to Good
Country Music, a one-act comedy by
Lee Blessing, will be presented by the
theater group today, Thursday and
Friday on the Russell House patio.
The show is directed by graduate student
Bill Collins.
Each of the free performances
start at 12:20 p.m.
The play is about two eccentric
ladies learning to cope with wideopen
Texas life. It tells of a former
nun and her aunt who live above a
bar in Houston. There, they discover
the heartaches and thrills of close,
personal relationships.
The Gamecock Workshop Theater
was founded in early January to give
undergraduate students a chance to
act in and help with theater productions
other than regular mainstage
and lab production, according to the
theater's founder and president, Jose
Rivera.
"The difference in this theater
group and the already existing ones is
? that GWT shows are outdoors
? shows, and only undergraduate
1 students can participate," Rivera
said.
The group has produced two prior
plays and co-sponsored a spring production
of Godspell.
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