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 Department of Theatre Arts


University of Pittsburgh Repertory Theatre 2010-11 Season

A ONE-MAN ARCHY & MEHITABEL
By Gale McNeeley
September 10-19, 2010 ▪ Henry Heymann Theatre

SHAKESPEARE'S LOVERS & FIGHTERS
Adapted by Chip Crane ▪ Directed by Sam Turich
October 14-24, 2010 ▪ Henry Heymann Theatre
(45 minute performance)

SLASHER
By Allison Moore ▪ Directed by Holly Thuma
October 29-November 7, 2010 ▪ Preview October 28 ▪ Charity Randall Theatre

CHURCHILL IN SHORT(S)?
Directed by Tommy Costello
February 18-27, 2011 ▪ Preview February 17 ▪ Henry Heymann Theatre

AS YOU LIKE IT
By William Shakespeare ▪ Directed by Sam Turich ▪ April 1-10, 2011 ▪ Preview March 31 ▪ Charity Randall Theatre

Student Labs

Imaginative student-directed productions include classic, contemporary, and original works.

Eleemosynary
By Lee Blessing ▪ Directed by Grant Williams
All in the Timing: Words, Words, Words and Variations on the Death of Trotsky
By David Ives ▪ Directed by David Peterson

▪ September 29-October 3, 2010 ▪ Studio Theatre

Wanda’s Visit
By Christopher Durang ▪ Directed by Rachel Brookstein
Krapp’s Last Tape
By Samuel Beckett ▪ Directed by Jordan Matthew Walsh

▪ November 10-14, 2010 ▪ Studio Theatre

The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
By Stephen Adly Guirgis ▪ Directed by Joanna Getting

▪ December 1-5, 2010 ▪ Henry Heymann Theatre


The Well of Horniness
By Holly Hughes ▪ Directed by Jeremy Enz-Doerschner
Medusa’s Tale
By Carol S. Lashof ▪ Directed by Allison Coldeway

▪ February 2-6; 11-13, 2010 ▪ Studio Theatre

Henna Night
By Amy Rosenthal ▪ Directed by Jess Edelstein
Sparagmos
Based on Ian Johnston's translation of The Bacchae ▪ Directed by David Bisaha ▪ Choreographed by Ariel Nereson

▪ April 13-17, 2011 ▪ Studio Theatre

Wednesday through Saturday Performances at 8pmSaturday and Sunday Matinees at 2pm

The Box Office will re-open on August 24, 2010 at NOON!

Check Out Our Photo Yearbook of Past Performances!


Vital revivals of classic masterpieces. Cutting-edge contemporary productions. Students share the stage with some of the region’s best professional actors.
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