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Robert Schenkkan's THE KENTUCKY CYCLE traces three families from
generation to generation through 200 years of history beginning
with the claiming of land in eastern Kentucky and continuing through
the Civil War, the birth of coal mining, the unionization of miners
and the War on Poverty. This powerful Pulitzer Prize-winning epic
American play is presented in two parts.
- What:
THE KENTUCKY CYCLE
Written by Robert Schenkkan
Directed by Melba Martinez
- When:
Feb. 19March 9, 2003
PART ONE: Wed. and Fri. at 7:30 p.m., Sun. at 2 p.m.
PART TWO: Thurs., Sat. and Sun. at 7:30 p.m.
- Where:
Mary Moody Northen Theatre
St. Edward's University
3001 South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78704
- Tickets:
$10 for one part, $18 for both parts
Group rates available
Box Office 512-448-8484
Melba Martinez (ALL MY SONS, PLAYING FOR TIME) directs Equity Actors
Ev Lunning, Jr. (COPENHAGEN), Annie Suite (ROMEO & JULIET),
Bhagirit Crow (MEDEA STORIES), Stephen Balgooyen (EDMUNDO), Jeffery
Mills (ALL MY SONS) and Shannon Riley (MEDEA STORIES), alongside
St. Edward's University students Brent Werzner (C/O THE GROVE, MEDEA
STORIES), Robin Grace Thompson (ROMEO & JULIET, C/O THE GROVE),
Gabriel McIver (ALL MY SONS, MEDEA STORIES), Gina Houston (C/O THE
GROVE, MEDEA STORIES) and many others in this tale of the settling
of a nation.
like
stepping into the world of a gripping historical novel in which
characters become as familiar as kinfolk, the story beckons like
a beguiling mystery, and the final scene leaves you wishing it didn't
have to end.
Diane Zuckermann, The Denver Post
The
Mary Moody Northen Theatre of St. Edward's University offers the
only pre-professional undergraduate theater program of its kind
in the United States. Designed for the student-artist, the program
offers a rare combination of conservatory and academic training
with a rigorous liberal arts curriculum.
Founded
by the Congregation of Holy Cross in 1885, St. Edward's University
is an independent, Catholic, liberal arts university of more than
4,200 students in Austin, Texas.
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