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    • SDA: Winter Shorts '97
    "Lunch With Ginger" By Marsha Norman
    Directed     by Angela Brownfield
    A short, lighthearted play about control in one's life. Norman's piece is an exercise, forcing us to reevaluate the way we communicate, the way we live. Watching the play, the audience is having lunch with Ginger, sharing her observation and walking with her as she chooses her path.
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  • Ginger: Tracy Campbell (1)
  • ?: Christy Burgess
  • Mike: ?
  • ?: ?
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  • Stage Manager: ?
  • Costumes: ?
  • Artistic Design: ?
  • Lighting Design: Michael Grogan
  • The four cast members, one says hello to Ginger
  • Ginger and Mike
  • The scene and actors seen from overhead
    • "Orphee" By Jean Cocteau
    Directed     by Rafaela Stacheter
    An adaptation of the greek myth of Orpheus and Euridyce. When his wife dies, the poet Orpheus descends into the underworld to rescue her. Hades, god of the underworld, is moved by his plea, and grants his wish -- under the condition that Orpheus would not look at Euridyce until they left the underworld. When Orpheus broke the agreement and looked, his wife remained with the dead.

    "Orphee" (1925) by Jean Cocteau is an adaptation of the myth of Orpheus and Euridyce and the commentary on his own private mythology as a modern descendent of the famous poet and composer Orpheus. With "Orphee," Jean Cocteau established his style of poetic drama, its language, and its wish to astound the audience as well as take them on a miraculous journey. and its wish to astound the audience as well as ask them to join a miraculous journey.

    CastCrewPictures
  • Orphee: Parker Thompson
  • Euridyce: Jenifer Cross
  • Heurtebise: Raynard Singleton
  • Death: Claudia Ihl
  • Azrael: Jennifer Griffin
  • Rafael: Carolyne Valley
  • Commissioner of Police: Nell Chapman
  • Scrivener: Kate Koehler-Platten
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  • Stage Manager & Costumes:
    Stephanie Stowman
  • Artistic Design: Milla Kalen
  • Lighting: Michael Grogan
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  • Death
  • Orphee and his Horse
  • Orphee, Euridyce & ? have lunch
  • Through the mirror
  • The police
    • "The Grand Tarot" (12/97)
    By Charles LudlumDirected by Jason ChapmanHess Rec Center
    "Grand Tarot" was a special presentation by SDA, performed in Hess Recreation Center in the Moore-Bartlett-Skarland Resident Hall Complex; photos courtesy of Tara Maginnis' Costumer's Manifesto and Michael Grogan's online portfolio.
    CastCrew:Pictures:
  • Fool: Christie Burgess (1)
  • Gypsy: Tracy Campbell (1)
  • The High Priestess: Nell Chapman (1)
  • The Moon: Kate Koehler-Platten
  • The Magician: ?
  • The Empress: ? (1)
  • The Emperor: John Perrault (1)
  • Marriage He/She (The Hermaphrodite): John Wallis
  • The Pope (The Hierophant): ? (1)
  • The Devil: Shannon Luster (1)
  • Death: Diana Williams (1)
  • Hermit: ? (1)
  • The Sphinx: Claudia Ihl (1)
  • The Sun: ?
  • The Hanged Man: Carolyn Valley
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  • Stage Managers: Andy Schloefeldt, Fletcher Hirom, Jessica Sullivan
  • Costumes: Tara Maginnis
  • Lighting Design: Michael Grogan
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  • Two shots of the stage.
  • The Ensemble, The Gypsy and The Fool, enter dancing.
  • The Gypsy and The Fool
  • The High Priestess & The Moon
  • The High Priestess, The Moon and The Magician
  • The Pope (The Hierophant), The Emperor, Marriage He/She (The Hermaphrodite), The Empress
  • The Magician and the Hermit
  • The Sphinx kicks The Magician
  • The Sun & The Moon
  • Death & the Hanged Man
  • The Trial