CAST. Mrs. Alving... Rainey K. Taylor. Osvald... Samuel Garza *Student Designer. November 8,9,14,15,16,1996

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2 THE LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE THEATRE ACADEMY presents GHOSTS By Henrik Ib.à e TriuulateJ hy Niehà t Rndall Directed by Leslie F d a SET DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN COSTUME DESIGN Robert L. Howell Lisa Hashimoto ElifGi@ November 8,9,14,15,16,1996 PRODUCTION NUMBER 762 IN THE 68TH SEASON CAST Regina... Deborah Polverino Engstrand....Gudmundur Breidfiord Pastor Maflders.... Andre Marcus Mrs. Alving... Rainey K. Taylor Osvald.... Samuel Garza *Student Designer SETTING A small town in Norway "CLASSIC" TOM; November, 188 1

3 'One of the Filthiest Things Ever Written in Scandinavia" InlineJotdlulM "The Greatest Work of Art Our Whole Dramatic Literature has Produced" P.0 ScSroal CITY PLAYHOUSE IN fissoaiwaa WITH 2 BILLS INCLUDING 8 WORLD PREMIERES SELECTED FROM OVER 750 ENTRIES FROM THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY -- Reaction to tk Bra perfor- in Engiind ten yon Wff was Just à sficnx 'An open drain; rk>ã thã sort u~ctl." The Daily Ttisfrcph "Unuttinhlv osbnavtw Tin S101idant Bin lk WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, -4,6,&7~~8PM

4 NATIONAL SEARCH ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS FOR THE CITYPLAYHOUSE srn ANNUAL PROFESSIONALTHEATRE Eli)bJKhà in IW, IhlIheI,. 1Hilnl"fi proannl *It-o* ^nedncnyc+l>'"!=of h,,,lilhland molt -ted."., rxirrtugpfqgtimintmco*-t- Ccflgrnt"lrfm$ Hie pnignm ity Playhouse is acce ting submissions for its annua Short Pluv Festival competition. city Playhouse in association with the Theatre Academy will be producin its annu a1 orieinal ~ l a vfestival of Short havs. All submisiioni will be considered and those selected will receive a fully mounted production of their play at the Theatre Academ 's Cfiminito Theatre, an established 99 Seat Plan tre on the campus of Los Angeles City College. The Theatre Academy 'i at Los Angeles City College luthttbwnlnttxbtmccfar wet 65 pã n Firodrnl Ill1 Clinton~*nnllywnri* C M wmng the &!me HHhh hs fidd of tha pirformmt trtã The itiuigth of your ACTING tfeaniituon extnplf'ifttdongainrctitot'lrtwnt TECHNICAL THEATRE p m r ~ m. ~that m "4 mfm"d-rn" i r l h ~ the ~, LDÃAnwlfc* "7' >am# Crib" COSTUMING ACTINGAUDITIONS Saturday, December 7,1996,10:(10am Technical Theatre & Costuming Interviews By Appointment Only w HUUII nottt HtmpM A& -En Tuition: $13 per unit Spring Classes begin on "rtlea Located in Los Angeles about a mile from the Paramount Studios lot in Holl ood, the City Playhouse has educed established plays over the last ew years including The ~entucky~ y c l e The, Gr es of Wrath, Our ~ o u n t r yg&, '~ T~W ~ o s etattoo, and the short ~layfestival. he City Playhouse has created an ongoing relationship with many professionals in the film industry and in theatres including (he Odyssey, the CAST. the Colony, and the Company of Angels. Yw The urpose of the Short Play Festival is to su rt new la s and showcasebeatre Academy students and profession s to the 01 ywood comnuinity. There is cumntl no other regularly produced Festival on a Los Angeles university or co ege campus which presents such a wide variety of writers in a single event Winners will w o k with theatre professionals, including actors, designers, and directors. Some plays will be nurtured for full-length status, to receive a slot in the Theatre Academy's regular season of la s: therefore eligible for consideration in competition for the ~ennedycentedamerican CoUege Theater Festival. T i^f 1^ Scripts should have a runnine time of between ten and fifteen minutes. y of the la to: CITY PLAYHOUSE P l e k send a t d, bound SHORT PLAY LA?C ACADEMY.855 N. VERMONT AVE., LOS ANGELES. CA For further information, call (213) A SASE is not necessary, as scripts not selected will be disposed. ^ITIVAL, THEAM Here's your chance to take that short lay out of the drawer or write the piece that's been on your mind. Sen your submission by June 1, 1997 and you may soon see it on the boards in Hollywood. /

5 THE KENNEDY CENTER AMERICAN COLLEGE THEATER FESTIVAL XXIX Presented and produced by the John F, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Supported in part by The Kennedy Center Corporate Fund, The U.S. Department of Education, Ryder System This production is entered in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KUACTF). The aims of this national theater education program ark to Identify and promote quality in college-level theater production. To this end, each production entered is eligible for a response by a regional KUACTF representative, and certain students are selected to participate in KUACTF programs involving awards, scholarships, and special grants for actors, playwrights, designers, and critics at both the regional and national levels. Productions entered on the Participating level are eligible for inclusion at the KCYACTF regional festival and can also be considered for invitation to the KUACTF national festival at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, in the spring of Last year more than 900 productions and 18,000 students panicipated in the American College Theater Festival nationwide. By entering this production, our department is sharing in the KCIACTF goals to help college theater grow and to focus attention on the exemplary work produced in college and university theaters across the nation.