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DEPARTMENT
OF THEATRE
PERFORMANCES
10 for
2010:
Celebrating 100 Years of History
Thursday-Saturday, February 18-20
at 8pm
Saturday & Sunday, February 20 & 21 at 2pm
General Public: $12
Students, seniors & faculty-staff: $8
Celebrating the centennial anniversary of theatrical
productions at UAlbany, the Department of Theatre invites
you to journey through the last one hundred years of
performances. Before or after the show, be sure to visit
the Lab Theatre exhibit highlighting moments from the
university's theatre history.
Plays in Process
Friday & Saturday, March 12-13 at
8pm
Sunday, March 14 at 2pm
Tickets: $3
This play development lab provides student playwrights
the opportunity to develop their works with actors and
directors, culminating in a staged reading. In an ongoing
commitment to showcase emerging student voices, several
exciting and diverse plays are chosen to be part of the
series each year. Literary Consultant: James Farrell
The Crucible
Friday & Saturday, April 16
& 17 at 8pm
Sunday, April 18 at 2pm
Friday, April 23 at 8pm
Thursday & Friday, April 29 & 30 at 8pm
Saturday, May 1 at 2pm
General Public: $12 for all
performances
Students, seniors & faculty-staff: $8 for April
16-18
and $10 for April 23-May 1
Arthur Miller's 1953 Tony Award winner for Best Play
is a story of good and evil buffeted by the question
of self-identity and morality. Considered his most timeless
work, this exciting drama about the Puritan purge of
witchcraft in old Salem is a gripping historical play
and contemporary social parable.
Past Events
Plays
in Process
Friday & Saturday, October 9 &
10 at 7:30pm
Saturday & Sunday, October 10 & 11 at 2pm
Tickets: $3
This play development lab provides student playwrights
the opportunity to develop their works with actors and
directors, culminating in a staged reading. In an ongoing
commitment to showcase emerging student voices, several
exciting and diverse plays are chosen to be part of
the series each year. Literary Consultant: James Farrell
BioTech
Performance Festival
Friday & Saturday, October
30 & 31 at 8pm
Sunday, November 1 at 2pm
Wednesday-Friday, November 4-6 at 8pm
Saturday, November 7 at 2pm
General Public: $12 for all
performances
Students, seniors & faculty-staff: $8 for Oct. 30-Nov.
1
and $10 for Nov. 4-7
 This
production of new plays and video work provides a theatrical
response to a world in which our ever-evolving technology
redraws what constitutes the living and the mechanical,
the spontaneous and the engineered, the natural and
the synthetic, by transforming the theatrical stage
into a laboratory and the playwright into a researcher.
Director: Jackie Roberts
Partial funding provided through
a grant from the College
of Nanoscale Science and Engineering
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