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Some Girls by Neil LaBute, directed by Emily Donald 
Almost, a montage, each scene occurs between Guy and one of his exes before he leaves for the next city, next hotel room, to re-visit the next girl. First set of auditions for Transit's Spring 2013 Season!
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| Hill Country Community Theatre near Marble Falls, 10/20-30 |
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| Austin High School, 9/20 and 21 |
at St. Edward's University
presents
The Baltimore Waltz
by Paula Vogel
directed by Johnny Joe Trillayes
assistant directed by Benjamin Myers
April 30 - May 2, 9 p.m.
Location: Outside St Edward's University Campus Post Office, behind Main Building
Transit Theatre Troupe is an on campus non for profit theatre group that produces student run, site specific theatre.
This production and all productions by Transit are FREE to the public. Donations are accepted and all proceeds go to a local charity of the director's choice.
The play The Baltimore Waltz by Pulitzer-Prize- winning American author Paula Vogel is often described as a comedy about death. However, while it is a very funny play, it is by no means flippant.
With no hope of a cure for the ATD (Acquired Toilet Disease), a brother and sister set off for Europe to track down a mad Viennese doctor who may have the magic cure. On the way, Anna discovers new appetites lustily devouring European cuisine and European men while Carl takes in the museums. Through France, Holland, Germany, Anna frolics while Karl finds himself pursued by an ever more ominous "Third Man," a mysterious figure who wants to stroke his bunny rabbit.
The Baltimore Waltz is full of music and humour, fantasy and wisdom. Most of all, it is a tribute to the way the human imagination faces the inevitability of death – with deep courage – and with wild laughter.
Featuring:
Anna: Cassidy Shiltz
Carl: Conor Felch
Third Man: Michael Davis
at St. Edward's University
presents
Territory
by Michael Camenisch
directed by Meredith Montgomery and Jessica Angima
April 26 - 29, 10 p.m.
Courtyard of the RCC, outside the swimming pool, St. Edward's University
This production and all productions by Transit are FREE to the public. Donations are accepted and all proceeds go to a local charity of the director's choice.
Two couples exist together, experiencing life together, though they are over one hundred years apart. Territory is a play about love and loss and how art can bring all types of people together, even centuries apart.
Gin: Lora Blackwell
Shan: Kenny Dolin
Amelia: Vanessa Guadiana
Henry: Mitch Harris
Transit Theatre Troupe is an on campus non for profit theatre group that produces student run, site specific theatre.
WHERE: St. Edward's Performance Studio (Fine Arts Building 141)
WHEN: THIS SUNDAY, March 4, 2012 from 12:00pm - 3:00pm. Please be available to audition the entire time.
Sign up on the Transit callboard near the MMNT Green Room! We look forward to seeing your work.
Found online:
The Suitor
or The Madness Inside Me Growing
by Nigel O’Hearn
November 15 at 6 p.m.
St Edward’s University – Ragsdale Center – Kreske Dining Hall
3001 South Congress Avenue
Tickets: FREE to the public
In collaboration with Palindrome Theatre, Transit Theatre Troupe will be presenting a staged reading of The Suitor –or- The Madness Inside Me Growing. This reading brings revisions to Palindrome’s resident playwright Nigel O’Hearn’s original production of the same name, produced in 2008, and will be staged at St. Edward’s University campus in Fleck Hall 314 on November 15 at 6 p.m. This performance is free to the public and early arrival is recommended due to limited seating.
Join two families, united by their children’s courtship but separated by bold personalities, as they attend a dinner party that results in the revelation of news that could dramatically impact the lives of everyone involved.
The Suitor will feature the performances of Actor’s Equity Association guest artists including Jill Blackwood, Amy Downing, Jarrett King, Helyn Rain Messenger, Nigel O’ Hearn, Haley Smith, David Stokey and Jose Villareal.
About Transit Theatre Transit Theatre Troupe works to allow the students of St. Edward's University an opportunity to create theatre on their own terms to enrich the artistic community of St. Edward's University. Transit was founded on the principles of innovation of theatrical convention, inclusion of the willing, and the introduction of untried or rarely produced theatre to the St. Edward's community. Transit also works to pay special attention to revitalizing the theatre of prior theatrical eras, as well as recognizing every individual's responsibility to strive for a more just world through work in the arts. For more information, visit our website at http://www.twitter.com/TransitTheatre
announces
New Works Festival theatre 2011
Monday, October 17 and Tuesday, October 18, at 7 p.m.
Maloney Room, Main Building, St. Edward's University
3001 South Congress Ave
Looking for a good time? Look now further than the 2011 New Works Festival!
Join us in five unique performances centered around the Freshman Studies Theme- "Looking in, Looking out- and Transformation." Rumor has it we might even be giving away some top secret prizes if you cast your vote in our Best of Fest competition (more on that later!). For two nights only, you can enjoy some FREE theatre and the St. Edward's directorial skills of Gloria Adams-Hanley, Johnny Joe Trillayes, Marett Hanes, Lainey Murphy & Leah Harris!
Why: Because we love you. And want to see all of your shining faces there.
