One Act Festival

The Center for the Performing Arts at DeBaun Auditorium presents another One Act Festival, this year featuring three very different plays for the theatergoing public. Works include:

Aria da Capo
by Edna St. Vincent Millay, directed by Duncan Pflaster
Commedia-style political theater in which rich society ignores the carnage of its lower classes in a distant war

Ludlow Fair
by Lanford Wilson, directed by Margaret Leone
An engrossing, funny play, which offers a revealing glimpse into the hopes, dreams and anxieties of two female roommates: Agnes, who is rather plain and lonely, and Rachel who is attractive but equally lonely

Entr’Acte or The Night Eva LaGallien Was Raped by Carolyn Gage, directed by Mark Harden
The story of two women struggling to negotiate a way of loving and living without denial, but still cherishing their dreams for each other and for themselves