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Twelve Jurors. One Verdict.

Take Justice into your own hands in Project:
Theatre’s production of Twelve Angry Men this
semester. Join this innovative retelling of the 1954
teleplay that helped legitimize the term “reasonable
doubt” as twelve radically different characters
struggle to balance their prejudices with their civic
responsibility, and see how a shred of doubt can
make all the difference.

How far can you tip the scales of Justice?

Questions? Contact:
twelveangrymen@mhcprojecttheatre.org

Judge / Guard: Rachel Bernstein

Juror #1 (Foreman): Samantha Miorin

Juror #2: Neelie Goewey

Juror #3: Olivia Griffin

Juror #4: Geena Molinaro

Juror #5: Rachael Smith

Juror #6: Emily Kammerlohr

Juror #7: Sophie Hadingham

Juror #8: Bailly Morse

Juror #9: Cade Friedenbach

Juror #10: Julia Spector

Juror #11: Julia Corsetti

Juror #12: Beatriz Bolanos

Blanchard Campus Center:

Friday, April 5th at 10:00pm, Saturday, April 6th at 2:00pm Saturday, April 6th at 8:00pm

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“Once Upon A Mattress” is a musical comedy which, through camp, wit, and snark, uproots everything you thought you knew about fairy tales. Based on the story of The Princess and the Pea, “Once Upon A Mattress” strives to delight, entertain, and, underneath it all, poke a little fun at convention.

Producers: Elena Eimert and Mary Pinkes
Director: Erin Murphy
Stage Manager: Marisha Banks
Technical Liaison: Liz Baker
Set Designers: Kim Faughnan and Siri Rosendahl
Lighting Designer: Zoe Crabtree
Sound Designer: Maddie Lindsey
Choreographer: Lilly Katz
Music Director: Shreya Padmanabhan
Orchestra Director: Jenna Hoopingarner

One room.  No windows.  One door, locked from the outside.  And the two people you hate most in the world…for all eternity.  Welcome to philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre’s version of hell in his famous play, “No Exit”.  Written after leaving the French army toward the end of World War II, Sartre’s existential masterpiece is timeless and universal.  An intimate staging will draw the audience into this dramatic world wherein the most effective damnation is a unique combination of personalities that drives them all to the very brink of insanity.  ”Hell is other people,” one character says.  Agree or disagree?

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Showtimes:

Friday March 8th        8pm

Saturday March 9th    2pm and 8pm

Location: Cassani Lounge

Producer: Marty Whitney
Director: Grace Hudkins
Assistant Director: Izzy Bisese
Stage Manager: Sarah Flagg
Technical Liaison: Caitlin O’Connor
Assistant Technical Liaison: Maddie Lindsey

Publicist: Liv Johnson
Costume Designer: Anna Rose Keefe
Assistant Costume Designer/Wardrobe Mistress: Eliza Baxter
Sound Designer: Caden Friedenbach

Valet: Caroline Hirsch
Garcin: Katie DeMarse
Inez: Cara Cantwell
Estelle: Elena Eimert

Chapin Auditorium

Thursday February 14th 8pm

Friday February 15th 4pm, 8pm

$3 students, $5 general admission

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Ghosts and gravediggers and masks both metaphorical and corporeal, plots to kill a king, calculated madness, and nearly everyone dies. So runs one of the great tragic masterpieces of Ol’ Billy Shakes. In Hamlet, the world is an arena, life is a spectacle, a performance, and the players of the Danish Court are running a deadly game that will culminate in one of Shakespeare’s most renowned endings. But who really knows they are playing? Hamlet is part of a dangerous dance; he is a solitary piece in a chaotic game of false loyalties, ill-fated love, and secrets spun out of control. Throughout the play, he wrestles with the complexities of being and muses on what it means to live, to die, to breathe, to love, to escape, to be human as all around him, everything is fracturing. He is walking through a deteriorating carnivale, one whose occupants are desperately trying to maintain a semblance of order and authority as their tangled live collapse around them. The game is set, the stage awaits.

Performances Thursday November 29th at 8pm and Friday November 30th at 4:30pm and 9pm in Chapin Auditorium.

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Directed by Dylan Young
Stage Manager: Erin Syring
Producer: Maxana Weiss
Technical Liaison: Jessie Freese

Impossible love triangles. Dignified catfights. Muffins galore. What could it be but Oscar Wilde’s most beloved work, The Importance of Being Earnest!

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Join us for a fresh, updated version of this well-known classic the weekend of November 1-3rd in Chapin Auditorium.

Questions? Email earnest@mhcprojecttheatre.org

Crew:

Producer: Jenna Hoopingarner

Director: Grace Hudkins

Stage Manager :Emma Walters

Technical Liaison: Caitlin O’Connor

What happens when two divorced men, one a manly-man sportswriter and the other a homemaker, are forced to share an apartment and navigate such difficulties as poker-playing friends, attractive British women, and their own radically different personalities

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Producer:   Andi Goodman

Director:   Samantha Miorin

Stage Manager:   Olivia Cucco

Technical Liaison:   Erin Murphy

8pm Blanchard Great Room October 13th!

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24 hours to write, rehearse, and put up several original plays. What else could it be but the 24 Hour Play Festival?  On Friday night, student playwrights will gather to begin the writing process. Scripts are due early in the morning so the process of cold reads can begin. Once directors choose their actors, rehearsals will begin and run through the day. Finally, at 8 PM the plays will be presented and everyone will be sent home to catch up on sleep.

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is a whirlwind of words, hilarity, tears, and exhilarating musical numbers. Six students and three teachers converge on the edge of a legendary bee in order to decide this year’s winner. The imaginations of both spellers and adults come to life in this musical comedy full of dirty jokes, cheap jabs, and audience participation. Throughout the musical, the entire cast and audience will come to the realization that life is truly pandemonium!!

Spelling Bee will be performed in Chapin Auditorium.

4/28 at 2PM and 4/29 at 2PM and 8PM

Crew:

Producer: Elizabeth (Libby) Crowe
Codirectors: Christina Barbieri, Miriam Cantor-Stone
Assistant Director: Jojo Huynh
Technical Liason: Erin Murphy
Stage Manager: Kimberly Faughnan
Assistant Stage Manager: Yunmi Lee
Dance Captain: Emily Moner
Musical Director: Brittany Harris
Assistant Musical Directors: Natalie Cronin, Camila Mugnani
Costume Designer: Leanne Becker
Publicist: Mary Pinkes
Consultant: Grace Hudkins

Cast Members:

Chip Tolentino/Jesus: Sarah Flagg
Marcy Park: Olivia Papp
Mitch Mahoney/Dan Dad/Olive’s Dad: Emily Stisser
Rona Lisa Perretti/Olive’s Mom: Eliza Baxter
William Barfee: Isabella Bisese
Logainne Schwartzandgrubenniere: Audrey Maney
Vice Principal Douglas Panch: Lizzie McManus
Olive Ostrovsky: Elena Eimert
Leaf Coneybear/Carl Dad: Olivia Cucco

Questions? Email spellingbee@mhcprojecttheatre.org

A Mt. Holyoke student’s own interpretation of Wendy Wasserstein’s Uncommon Women and Others.

4/26 – 4/28 at 11pm, and 4/29 at 5pm in Rooke Theatre.

Crew:

Director/Writer – Bryna Turner
Assistant Director – Sara Amjad
Stage Manager – Kelsey Brown
Assistant Stage Managers – Paloma Nikolic and Marnie Murray

Cast:
Muffet- Nicole Guild
Carter- Sara Abdullah
Rita- Crystal Reed
Kate- Octavia Cephas
Sam- Sarah Hirshdield
Holly- Kendra Hollingsworth
Leilah- Yun (Summer) Zhou
Susie Friend- Brittany Sims