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This weekend community members will
get an opportunity to experience a portion the revitalized Kodiak College
theater class during the production of Silent Night, Lonely Night. The drama
will feature more than a dozen cast and crew members from the college community.
Jared Griffin is the director for the play and said this particular production
came about after a theater class last spring.
This weekend community members will
get an opportunity to experience a portion the revitalized Kodiak College
theater class during the production of Silent Night, Lonely Night. The drama
will feature more than a dozen cast and crew members from the college community.
Jared Griffin is the director for the play and said this particular production
came about after a theater class last spring.
-- (Silent
Night Play 1 :42 “And this is one of
the plays we read in the…do the play. Why not.”)
The play itself is written by Robert
Anderson and takes place in a 1959 colonial New England
inn on Christmas Eve and Christmas day.
-- (Silent
Night Play 2 :28 “And it’s about two
characters… of the issues that they’re facing with.”)
Joe Symonoski (Sim-on-oski) plays one of
the main characters, John, and said he wasn’t in the theater class last spring,
but got involved with the play after talking with those who were.
-- (Silent
Night Play 3 :31 “And this play’s
pretty neat it’s…drama and I like to exercise the craft.”)
Mckenzie
Clark costars with Symonoski as the character Kathryn. She said this will be
her first time playing a lead role in a drama.
-- (Silent
Night Play 4 :26 “I’ve been in
productions pretty…that make a character on stage.”)
The
show opens Friday night at 7 p.m. in the Gerald C. Wilson Auditorium and will
show Saturday at the same time. Tickets are ten dollars for community members
and five dollars for students on both evenings. There will be a Sunday matinee
at 3 p.m. Entry is one dollar with a canned food donation for that showing. Griffin said the college
will offer another theater class this spring and hopes to make fall productions
a new tradition for the program.
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