In Larissa FastHorse’s hilariously funny satirical play, positive intentions collide with absurd assumptions. As a terminally “woke” teacher, Logan, a high school drama teacher/ actor, enlists the help of some interesting characters: Caden, an elementary school history teacher (frustrated, inspiring Playwright and Actor).
In Larissa FastHorse’s hilariously funny satirical play, positive intentions collide with absurd assumptions. As a terminally “woke” teacher, Logan, a high school drama teacher/ actor, enlists the help of some interesting characters: Caden, an elementary school history teacher (frustrated, inspiring Playwright and Actor).
In Larissa FastHorse’s hilariously funny satirical play, positive intentions collide with absurd assumptions. As a terminally “woke” teacher, Logan, a high school drama teacher/ actor, enlists the help of some interesting characters: Caden, an elementary school history teacher (frustrated, inspiring Playwright and Actor).
In Larissa FastHorse’s hilariously funny satirical play, positive intentions collide with absurd assumptions. As a terminally “woke” teacher, Logan, a high school drama teacher/ actor, enlists the help of some interesting characters: Caden, an elementary school history teacher (frustrated, inspiring Playwright and Actor).
The Forum Players present The Last of the Dragons by Kristin Walter, and adapted from the beloved tale by Edith Nesbit. In the kingdom of Middlefield, there is a tradition. On a princess' sixteenth birthday, she is tied to a rock, kidnapped by a dragon, rescued by a prince and lives happily ever after. But what happens when the prince is too afraid to fight, the princess wants to do the rescuing by herself, and the dragon is nowhere to be found?
The Forum Players present The Last of the Dragons by Kristin Walter, and adapted from the beloved tale by Edith Nesbit. In the kingdom of Middlefield, there is a tradition. On a princess' sixteenth birthday, she is tied to a rock, kidnapped by a dragon, rescued by a prince and lives happily ever after. But what happens when the prince is too afraid to fight, the princess wants to do the rescuing by herself, and the dragon is nowhere to be found?
The GCC Forum Players are excited to present Moliere's Tartuffe, translated into English Verse by Richard Wilbur, this February 9-11 @ 7:30pm. The show follows the chaos surrounding the titular character who completely entrances Orgon, a wealthy patriarch, into giving away his fortune, his family, and even some dangerous secrets. Will the family reveal Tartuffe for the scoundrel he is, or will Tartuffe take hold of the estate and ruin this family forever?
The GCC Forum Players are excited to present Moliere's Tartuffe, translated into English Verse by Richard Wilbur, this February 9-11 @ 7:30pm. The show follows the chaos surrounding the titular character who completely entrances Orgon, a wealthy patriarch, into giving away his fortune, his family, and even some dangerous secrets. Will the family reveal Tartuffe for the scoundrel he is, or will Tartuffe take hold of the estate and ruin this family forever?
The GCC Forum Players are excited to present Moliere's Tartuffe, translated into English Verse by Richard Wilbur, this February 9-11 @ 7:30pm. The show follows the chaos surrounding the titular character who completely entrances Orgon, a wealthy patriarch, into giving away his fortune, his family, and even some dangerous secrets. Will the family reveal Tartuffe for the scoundrel he is, or will Tartuffe take hold of the estate and ruin this family forever?
"9 Circles," is a modern tragedy by Bill Cain. Loosely based on a true story, Cain weaves the tale of a young American Soldier who is accused of raping a girl in Iraq and then murdering and burning the bodies of her entire family. This heartbreaking story questions everything you believe about war and the military. It also ties in Dante's "9 Circles of Hell."