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Bobby McFerrin spent Fall 2003 in residency here at Georgetown University. See information on his residency or hear him on WTOP radio performing with Georgetown groups.
A sampling of performances at Georgetown University, in mp3 format:
A Jazz Shabbat Service, by Jose Bowen, recorded live at Georgetown University on April 6, 2003.
"Express Yourself," Arranged by Tad Kittredge, on Phantoms on Ice,by the Georgetown Phantoms, 2001.
2004-2005 Season
"A Doll's House" by Henrik Ibsen and directed by Cliff Osmond, Artist in Residence
December 2004
"A Few Good Men" by Aaron Sorking, directed by Professor Lisa Middleton
Produced in association with the Black Theatre Ensemble in February 2005
"Still Life" by Emily Mann, directed by Christina Ciocca ('05)
Senior Project advised by Professor Maya Roth, April 2005
2003-2004 Season
The Theater Program's 2002-03 Season featured four productions. The season opener is a contemporary staging of "The Cradle Will Rock," an American labor musical filled with comedy, politics and social conscience. In February 2004, we presented "The Colored Museum," a panoramic journey of African-American performance history and a favorite of GU audiences. Satiric and celebratory, this production marked the 25th anniversary of Black Theater Ensemble's work at Georgetown. "The Balcony," an avant-garde classic, was up next. Iconoclastic and psychologically charged, this modernist French masterpiece explores the roles we perform in life, fantasy and politics and how they intertwine. The season ended with "Vinegar Tom" by Caryl Churchill.
2002-2003 Season
The Theater Program's 2002-03 Season featured two plays directed by faculty directors: "Theatrical Shorts" and Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night". The 2002-03 season was our first year for the new Program in Theater to jointly produce works with theater groups on-campus. These collaborations featured the following:
Theatrical Shorts: Avant-garde shorts by Beckett, Pinter and Strindberg
Directed by Professor Robert Baker-White
Jointly Produced by the Theater Program and Nomadic Theatre
Presented in performance repertory with Nomadic's The Laramie Project. Performed in Walsh Black Box, November 2002. For photos, click here.
Twelfth Night, by William Shakespeare
Directed by Professor Maya E. Roth
Jointly Produced by the Theater Program and Mask & Bauble Dramatic Society, performed in Poulton Hall, April 2003. For photos, click here.
In tandem with Twelfth Night, Prof. Maya Roth organized the "Shakespeare in Performance Series," a series of masterclasses, guest lectures, & special dialogues open to the Georgetown University campus.
