Joyceln Lorito and James McGinlay, surrounded by Residence Services colleagues, hold a certificate of appreciation presented by drama students Billy Chandler and Erin Grier.
Drama students showed appreciation for the work of residence services staff last week.
Student recruitment officer Chris O’Gorman won Tuesday’s DailyNews trivia quiz and the prize of a pair of tickets to see the University Players perform the award-winning drama Dancing at Lughnasa.
Drama students Brendan Kinnon (left) and Morgan Corbett-Collins (right) of Club SODA present theatre tickets as a sign of appreciation to Lisa Kiritsis and Eleanor LeBlanc of the campus health and safety office.
Employees of the campus health and safety office received University Players tickets as a sign of appreciation from drama students.
Abby Weisbrot, Holly DeJoseph, Meghan de Chastelain, Cassidy Anne Hicks and Kathleen Welch as the Mundy sisters.
A quiz contest offers DailyNews readers a chance to win two tickets to see the current production of University Players.
Cassidy Anne Hicks, Abby Weisbrot, Meghan de Chastelain and Kathleen Welch kick up their heels during the University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa.” [photo by Doug MacLellan]
The University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa” runs February 26 to March 13 in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
UWindsor grad Marc Bondy directs the University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa,” February 27 through March 13 in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
UWindsor grad Marc Bondy directs the University Players production of “Dancing at Lughnasa,” February 27 through March 13 in the Hatch Studio Theatre.
IT Services staff surround Club SODA president Billy Chandler as he presents a certificate of appreciation for the department’s work to Andy Kozak.
Drama students gave IT Services staff free tickets to see the University Players.
Clarisse Reid, Emerjade Simms, Brendan Kinnon, and Ryan Iwanicki in the University Players production of “An Experiment with an Air Pump.” Photo by Doug MacLellan ©University Players
Audiences exiting the current University Players production have issued high praise, says marketing coordinator Anna Galka.
“The comments we have been gathering extol not only the writing and staging, but the quality of the actors’ work,” she says.
An Experiment with an Air Pump is part detective story, part science play, told in the same house in time frames 200 years apart.
Ann Price is a regular member of the drama department’s audiences. “We always love coming, and we’ll always come back,” she said.
Amelia Runchey of the Womyn’s Centre (centre) accepts a certificate of appreciation from drama students Billy Chandler and Emerjade Simms.
Students from the drama society showed their appreciation the Womyn’s Centre with a certificate and a gift of tickets to the University Players.
University Players will stage “An Experiment with an Air Pump” January 29 through February 7.
University Players will stage “An Experiment with an Air Pump” January 29 through February 7.
