Theatre

A group of employees at a popular news website live and die by the viral content of their pieces. But when they break a story that’s bigger than anything they’ve ever seen before, their lives hang in the balance. Originally developed at the MIDD-Summer Play Lab, this play by Lucas Kavner ’06.5 (Fish Eye, Carnaval Kids) was further developed during this semester to prepare for this premiere. ”[Kavner] has a gift for artfully underwritten, unaffectedly colloquial, and often uproarious dialogue”—New York Magazine. Post-performance talk on Friday.

A group of employees at a popular news website live and die by the viral content of their pieces. But when they break a story that’s bigger than anything they’ve ever seen before, their lives hang in the balance. Originally developed at the MIDD-Summer Play Lab, this play by Lucas Kavner ’06.5 (Fish Eye, Carnaval Kids) was further developed during this semester to prepare for this premiere. ”[Kavner] has a gift for artfully underwritten, unaffectedly colloquial, and often uproarious dialogue”—New York Magazine. Post-performance talk on Friday.

A group of employees at a popular news website live and die by the viral content of their pieces. But when they break a story that’s bigger than anything they’ve ever seen before, their lives hang in the balance. Originally developed at the MIDD-Summer Play Lab, this play by Lucas Kavner ’06.5 (Fish Eye, Carnaval Kids) was further developed during this semester to prepare for this premiere. ”[Kavner] has a gift for artfully underwritten, unaffectedly colloquial, and often uproarious dialogue”—New York Magazine. Post-performance talk on Friday.

Anatoly Smeliansky, Associate Artistic Director of the Moscow Arts Theatre and Director of the Moscow Arts Theatre School, will discuss the history and evolution of what is arguably the most famous theatre company in the world.

Join director Cheryl Faraone and the cast and crew of American Sunrise/Sunset for a sneak preview and backstage look at the process of building this show. $5 donation suggested; free to College ID card holders

Join director Richard Romagnoli and his cast and crew for a presentation about the upcoming production of Terence Rattigan’s 1941 play. $5 donation suggested; free to Middlebury College ID cardholders

Directed by Guest Director Tara Giordano ‘02 First-year students and sophomore Febs are invited to audition for this Middlebury Theatre tradition in its 20th year: an evening in which audiences become acquainted with contemporary playwrights and Middlebury’s newest actors. No preparation necessary as audition material will be provided. Also seeking 2 stage managers (no experience required.) Note: it is fine to audition for both the First Year Show and the J-Term Musical!

This play by Tom Stoppard is a compelling blend of science, mathematics, literature, and landscape architecture; the magnetic force connecting them is sex, “the attraction that Newton left out.” Featuring Associate Professor of Theatre Alex Draper ’88; directed by Cheryl Faraone. Sponsored by the Theatre Program. Tickets: $12/10/6

This play by Tom Stoppard is a compelling blend of science, mathematics, literature, and landscape architecture; the magnetic force connecting them is sex, “the attraction that Newton left out.” Featuring Associate Professor of Theatre Alex Draper ’88; directed by Cheryl Faraone. Sponsored by the Theatre Program. Tickets: $12/10/6

This play by Tom Stoppard is a compelling blend of science, mathematics, literature, and landscape architecture; the magnetic force connecting them is sex, “the attraction that Newton left out.” Featuring Associate Professor of Theatre Alex Draper ’88; directed by Cheryl Faraone. Sponsored by the Theatre Program. Tickets: $12/10/6