1973 Theatre Archive
- February 8-10, 1973
- By Charles Gordone
- Directed by Robert Soller
- (Univ. Theatre)
- Presented by the Black Performing Art Troupe.
- March 2-4, 1973
- By Paul Zindel
- Directed by Lew Shelton
- (Univ. Theatre)
- April 12-15, 1973
- By Shakespeare
- An Alpha Psi Omega Fraternity Student Production.
- May 3-6, 1973
- By Hal and Jo Todd
- Directed by Jeanne Hall
- (Univ. Theatre)
- Children’s Theatre
- May 25-27, 1973
- By Moliere
- Translated by Richard Wilbur
- Directed by Donald B. Muir
- (Univ. Theatre)
L'Ecole des femmes was first staged in Paris on December 26, 1662, and scored an immediate and lasting success. Moliere played Arnolphe; Armande, his bride of less than a year, played Agnes. While we are repeatedly warned today against reading private meanings into Moliere's plays, we may at least note that the situation, the problem of an ardent middle-aged lover and the bride he has trained from babyhood, was Moliere's own.
- August 17-19, 1973
- By Lawrence & Lee
- Directed by Jeanne Hall
- November 7-8, 1973
- By Aurand Harris
- Directed by Jeanne Hall
- (Chabot College Theatre)
Children's Theatre. The Scene takes place in the stations of the Underground Railroad from South Carolina to Pennsylvania, 1854.
- November 29-30, December 1-2, 6-9, 1973
- By Jean Giraudoux
- Directed by Ken Ruta
- 1973?
- By Lanford Wilson
- Reader’s Theatre