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The Women

Douglas Morrisson Theatre

May 27-June 26, 2005

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The classic 1936 Comedy written by Clare Boothe Luce is an immensely entertaining panorama of the world in mid-1930s from the feminine viewpoint. Directed by Shellie Award Winner for Outstanding Direction, Sue Ellen Nelsen and featuring 22 favorite Bay Area actresses this one should not be missed!

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  Tickets: $12-$18

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  May 27-June 26, 2005

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  Douglas Morrisson Theatre

  22311 North Third Street Hayward, CA

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    The performances are strong, especially during the trial scene. Chris Chapman as Atticus carries the show, the highlight being his rendering of the powerful and moving closing argument. The adaptation is skillfully done, preserving the best parts of the book and paring away unimportant details. The production is well presented and captures the feeling of the time and setting. Also some standout performances from the narrator (adult Scout), Calpurnia, and Tom, and Bob Ewell is perfectly creepy. Well worth your time and money! Collapse

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    "Saw A Final Dress Rehearsal"
    Review posted by: South Bay Theater Goer from San Jose, May 14, 2007
    

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    I was able to attend a dress rehearsal of this classic dramatic production. Fine acting from all the players. Sets are simple but compelling, costumes are very period and effective. The trial scene is quite gripping, and you are moved at the end by the terror of the fight, and affection of the characters represented. A must-see for young people who need to read the book for school, and for everyone who needs to be reminded where we've been, and why we must never go back. Collapse

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