 MICHAEL A MUFSON (Professor of Theatre) Michael has a long history in the professional theatre, beginning at the age of sixteen, when he was an apprentice at the Provincetown Playhouse in Massachusetts. Michael, however, traces his theatrical roots back to his family’s close association with E. Y. Harburg, the lyricist of The Wizard of Oz, Finian’s Rainbow and “Brother Can You Spare a Dime”, who has been one of Michael’s constant role models.Michael has worked his way through all levels of the theatre labyrinth positions at some of the Nations most acclaimed regional and summer stock theatres including Arena Stage, StageWest and the Berkshire Theatre Festival. more... |
NEXT PRODUCTION October 2-11 Bertolt Brecht’s The Good Person of Setzuan translated by Wendy Arons adapted by Tony Kushner In this masterful parable play, the Gods have decreed, “If enough good people can be found the world can stay as it is.” Unfortunately, their search reveals only one good person, Shen Te, the prostitute; however, she must give up her profession in order to remain good. With a modest gift from the gods, she opens a small business. The pressures mounts as the world of business proves increasingly challenging to her kind nature. Can Shen Te remain a good person and still survive? Only the fate of the world is at stake. |
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| TA 100 Intro to Theatre TA 113 Improvisational Theatre TA 115 Acting One TA 116 Acting Two TA 119 Voice and Speech |