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DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
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DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
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DTSTART:20241117T040000Z
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DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
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DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART:20241123T040000Z
DTEND:20241123T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
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DTSTART:20241123T220000Z
DTEND:20241124T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T204259Z
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DTSTART:20241124T040000Z
DTEND:20241124T060000Z
DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261009T204259Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46928257829461
DTSTART:20241124T220000Z
DTEND:20241125T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:SOU Theatre presents: Museum written by Tina Howe and directed 
 by David Kelly. Museum performances run November 14- 24\, 2024 on the SOU 
 Main Stage Theatre.\n\nTickets are available online at https://sou.univers
 itytickets.com or by calling the OCA Box Office at 541-552-6348. Accommoda
 tions for wheelchair seating and assisted listening devices are available 
 by request via email: boxoffice@sou.edu\n\nThe OCA Box Office opens 1 hour
  prior to the performance\, regular hours M-F Noon-6pm. Doors open at 7:30
 pm for the 8:00pm show and 1:30pm for the 2:00pm shows. Parking is free in
  Lot #36 across from the SOU Theatre Building.\n\nPERFORMANCES:\nNovember 
 14 - 8:00pm (opening)\nNovember 15 - 8:00pm\nNovember 16 - 8:00pm\nNovembe
 r 21 - 8:00pm\nNovember 22 - 8:00pm (Talk back w/ actors after the show)\n
 November 23 - 2:00pm\nNovember 23 - 8:00pm\nNovember 24 - 2:00pm (closing 
 matinee)\n\nABOUT THE PLAY: "Museum" by Tina Howe and directed by David Ke
 lly is set in the 1990's in an unnamed New England art gallery on the fina
 l day of an exhibit titled “The Broken Silence.” The colorful world of
  artists\, collectors\, browsers\, and curators - and even the security gu
 ards who watch over it all - become part of an interwoven\, comedic displa
 y. Be prepared for some laughs as art and theatre intersect.\n \n\nCAST:\n
 \nGuard: Aud Godlove\n\nM. Wall: Pierce Bach\n\nJean-Claude/Steve Williams
 : Byers Sullivan\n\nFrancoise: Natalie Guidi\n\nAnnette/Julie Jenkins: Art
 emisia Chargualaf\n\nLiz: Georgia Black \n\nCarol/Lillian: Mary-Ellen McGi
 nnis\n\nBlakey/M. Gregory: Miyabi Saito\n\nF. Izumi: Vincent Bohren\n\nEli
 zabeth Sorrow/Chole Trapp: Sonja Kinney\n\nPeter Ziff/Giorgio: Trevor Biko
 s\n\nMr. Salt/Harriet: Sarah Watson\n\nMrs. Salt/May: Loren Donely\n\nM. S
 now/Ada Bilditsky: Morghan Rash\n\nBob Lamb/Bill Plaid: Aidan Jenkins\n\nW
 ill Willard/Mr. Moe: Evan Lucas\n\nBarbara Castle + Mrs. Moe: Leora Aurili
 o\n\nBarbara Zimmer: Samantha Sinclair\n\nHollingsford/Gilda Norris: Gabi 
 Vidaña\n\nPassing Person 1/Tink Solheim: Alexis Edwards\n\nMira Zadal/Kat
 e Siv: Bella Black\n\nGuard #1: Shane Howard\n\nGuard #2: Grant Halverson\
 n\nUnderstudies & Recorded Voices: Ella Vandal\, Nicolas Budde\n\nABOUT TH
 E PLAYWRIGHT: Tina Howe (1937-2023) was a prolific and influential America
 n playwright. Her most produced plays include Birth and After Birth\, Muse
 um\, The Art of Dining\, Painting Churches\, Coastal Disturbances\, Approa
 ching Zanzibar and Pride’s Crossing. These and other works premiered at 
 the Public Theater\, the Kennedy Center\, Second Stage\, The Old Globe The
 atre\, Lincoln Center Theater\, the Actors Theatre of Louisville\, the Atl
 antic Theater Company and Primary Stages\, as well as being translated and
  produced abroad.\n\nAmong her many awards were an Obie for Distinguished 
 Playwriting\, a Tony Award nomination for Best Play\, an Outer Circle Crit
 ics Award\, a Rockefeller Grant\, two N.E.A. Fellowships\, a Guggenheim Fe
 llowship\, an American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Literature\, t
 he Sidney Kingsley Award\, the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award\, two 
 honorary degrees\, the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in
  the American Theatre\, a Lilly Award for Lifetime Achievement and\, most 
 recently\, PEN’s Master American Playwright award in 2015.\n\nA two-time
  finalist for the Pulitzer Prize\, Ms. Howe taught at NYU\, Columbia\, Car
 negie Mellon and UCLA before becoming Visiting Professor at Hunter College
  in 1990\, then going on to launch the Rita and Burton Goldberg MFA in Pla
 ywriting in 2010 as Playwright-in-Residence.\n\nHer works can be read in n
 umerous anthologies as well as in Coastal Disturbances: Four Plays by Tina
  Howe and Birth and After Birth and Other Plays: A Marriage Cycle\, publis
 hed by Theatre Communications Group. Her other publications include her tr
 anslations of Ionesco's The Bald Soprano and The Lesson (Grove Press) and 
 Shrinking Violets and Towering Tiger Lilies: Seven Brief Plays about Women
  in Distress (Samuel French). She is also the subject of Howe in an Hour\,
  edited by Judith Barlow\, published by Smith and Kraus. Ms. Howe was prou
 d to have served on the council of the Dramatists Guild from 1990 to 2023.
 \n\nABOUT THE DIRECTOR: David is overjoyed to be back at SOU where he taug
 ht for more than15 years and directed Ring Around the Moon. He has been ac
 ting at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for thirty years. Some of his favo
 rite productions at OSF include: The Book of Will\, The Pirates ofPenzance
 \, Richard II\, The Imaginary Invalid\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream\, Guys
  and Dolls\, Timon of Athens\, Baltimore Waltz\, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter
 \, Pravda\, Death of a Salesman and Hairspray. Recently\, David has been w
 orking at Santa Cruz Shakespeare\, Huntington Theater in Boston\, The Guth
 rie\, Berkeley Repertory\, Arizona Theater Company\, and last fall at The 
 Public Theater in Manahatta\, which premiered at OSF in 2018. David is als
 o proud to have been a 2nd grade teaching assistant at Walker Elementary S
 chool in Ashland during the Pandemic.
LOCATION:Theatre Arts Building\, Main Stage Theatre
SUMMARY:SOU Theatre presents: Museum
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sou.edu/event/sou-theatre-presents-museum
CATEGORIES:Local Events
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR