Fall Semester - 2008

"LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL"

By Ketti Frings

Black Box Theatre

October 3 - 11

Directed by Gary Dartt

Tickets may be purchased @ 912-478-5379

All shows begin at 7:30 p.m.,
except Sunday which begins at 2 p.m.

No show on Monday

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as best play of the season, "Look Homeward Angel" captures the sardonic humor and the grief, both private and universal, of Thomas Wolfe's novel about a youth coming of age. The play vividly portrays the young idealist, Eugene Gant, his mother whose obsession with material possessions creates barriers against the love of her family and his father, a stonecutter imprisoned by his failures.

"PROOF"

By David Auburn

Black Box Theatre

November 12- 20

Directed by Lisa Abbott

Tickets may be purchased
@ 912-478-5379

In David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize winning play "Proof," Catherine, the daughter of a brilliant but insane mathematician, must find proof of her own sanity. Catherine's journey of self discover is built around the question of who wrote a mysterious and inspired mathematical proof; was it her father? Or was it Catherine and she has inherited his genius and his madness? How can she prove one and disprove the other?

SPRING SEMESTER - 2009

"THE TROJAN WOMEN "

By Euripides

Black Box Theatre

February 27 - March 7

Directed by Lisa Abbott

Tickets may be reserved @ 912-478-5379

Ellen McLaughlin's modern translation of Euripides' "The Trojan Women" was developed through the Balkan Theatre project, bringing together actresses, both Serb and Croat; who had experienced the horrors of modern war. McLaughlin gives us the heartrending beauty of Euripides' poetry and shows us the truth that war's real victims are the innocents.

"A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS "

By Robert Bolt

Performing Arts Center

April 22 - 25

Directed by James Harbour

Tickets can be reserved by calling the PAC Box Office @ 912-478-7999

In conflict with his King, Sir Thomas More argues with his son-in-law William Roper, for the rule of law.

"A Man for All Seasons" is a play about a 16th century event that speaks to a 21st century world.

Tickets may be purchased at the door on the night of the performance
on a first-come, first-served basis.

Ticket Prices:

$15 General Admission
$10 GSU Faculty/Staff/Senior
$5 Student/Child