 A Streetcar Named Desire
The Hampden-Sydney College Department of Fine Arts spring production, Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, opened on Friday, February 22. This classic American play brings to life the well-known characters of Stella and Stanley Kowalski and Stella’s wayward sister, Blanche DuBois. The Hampden-Sydney College production explores their volatile and explosive interactions played out against the background of New Orleans under its more contemporary circumstances. Full Story...
Moliere's Tartuffe
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| L to R: Tartuffe, played by Kevin Jones, H-SC ’10; Orgon’s wife Elmire, Mary Rousie, Longwood University; Orgon (under the table), Sam Gibbs, H-SC ’09. (Click image for a larger view.) |
The Hampden-Sydney College Department of Fine Arts held it's fall production, Molière’s satiric comedy Tartuffe,in November. The cast featured Hampden-Sydney students, faculty and staff members Mike Dougherty, Sam Gibbs, Josh Jarrett, Kevin Jones, Andrew MacIntire, Justin Smith, Jennifer Vitale and Carson Wilson, Longwood students Whitney Ligon and Mary Rousis and community member Charity Brogan last seen in "A Midsummer Night's Dream". Tartuffe was directed by Shirley Kagan, Associate Professor of Theatre, with set design by Brad Stoller, Lecturer in Fine Arts.
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