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  • SDA Winter Shorts:  Fall 2004 (October)

    The Spring 2004 Shorts were presented in the UAF Lab Theatre, Friday & Saturday October 8, 9, 15, & 16 at 8:15pm, and Sunday October 10 and 17 at 2pm. The Fall '04 Shorts were:
    • Mickey Kessler's "Reliquary", directed by Matt Krell
    • Susan Glaspell's "Trifles", directed by Rachel Blackwell
    Any text that is underlined and blue is a link to a photo from the show.

    "Reliquary" By Mickey Kessler
    Directed
    by Matt Krell
    Reliquary"Reliquary" is a show that takes an interesting, comical look at what happens when someone tries to take away a person's knowledge. Director Matt Krell comments:
    "When I was growing up, one of the things that terrified me the most was the loss of all my knowledge. The things inside your head aren’t merely facts or pieces of songs, they define who you are. If you loose that, all the memories of your parents smiling, or of getting beat-up in kindergarten, you would be a different person, with different reactions, and different preferences. The things I value most are the things that make me who I am, things I usually can’t define and rarely think about, and the things that make us the most human are the things that only have the value we give them."
    CastCrewPhotos
  • Lillian: Molly Corcoran Wilson
  • Roger: Jon-Kiefer Bowne
  • Mother: Abrah Fawvor
  • Agent Friday:Chip Brookes
  • Special Agent:Joe Alloway
  • Stage Manager: Mandara Nott
  • Set Designer: Jon Ward and Joe Alloway
  • Costume Designer: Abrah Fawvor
  • Lighting Designer: Tamar Geist
  • Sound Designer: Chip Brookes
  • Roger and Lillian gaze at each other lovingly.
  • Close up of Roger and Lillian gazing.
  • Roger tries to explain to Lillian why Fran is right.
  • Lillian is caught between Roger and her mother.

  • "Trifles" By Susan Glaspell
    Directed
    by Rachel Blackwell
    TriflesA man has been murdered in his own bed in a small farmhouse in Iowa. Not to worry. The town sheriff and the county attorney are on their way. Unfortunately for the men, it is the women that find all the evidence they are looking for. The women, who are concerned with "trifles" and "kitchen things”, are ironically the ones who find all the clues to the crime. “Trifles” is a classic play that looks at the roles of men and women, showing how sometimes it is the little things that count the most. Directed by Rachel Blackwell.
    CastCrewPhotos
  • Mrs. Hale: June Thiele
  • Mrs. Peters: By Valentine
  • Mr. Hale: Gregory Aldrich
  • Mr. Peters (Sheriff): Matt Freel
  • County Attorney:Oliver Thompson
  • Stage Manager: Fiona Lundquist
  • Set Designer: Christina Welch
  • Costume Designer: Rachel Blackwell
  • Lighting Designer: Tamar Geist
  • Sound Designer: Jon Ward
  • Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale look for sewing things in a pretty box.
  • Mr. Hale upsets Mrs. Hale... oops!
  • Mr. Hale upsets Mrs. Hale as the other men look on.
  • Mrs. Hale holds back Mrs. Peters.
  • Mrs. Hale holds back Mrs. Peters... again.
  • Mr. Hale tells his story about finding Mr. Wright dead.
  • Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Hale look for sewing things in a pretty box... again.
  • The men look through the things the ladies are going to take in.
  • The men watch as Mr. Hale gets in trouble with his wife.
  • The men watch as Mr. Hale gets in trouble with his wife... again.