6The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, October 8, 1986
Drama department gets 'Wilder'
with double-header production
By RENE MEYER
Staff Writer
"A Little Wilder," the first of two
productions in the Department of
Dramatic Art's season, opens
tonight in Playmakers Theater. The
production consists of two early
Thorton Wilder one-act plays.
The first one-act is "The Happy
Journey to Camden and Trenton,"
set in the 1930s. It follows the voyage
of the Kirby family to visit their
married daughter who has been ill.
The second play, "The Long Christ
mas Dinner," traverses 90 years in
the life of the Bayard family, using
techniques similar to those used in
last year's Play Makers Repertory
Company production "The Dining
Minority
misinterpreted because he had actu
ally opposed federal infringements of
the rights and autonomy of individ
ual states.
; "It was written so that the federal
government would have played a
larger part in who could and who
could not vote, which is a right that
Reagan fromPagei
have a beneficial effect on Congress
man (Bill) Cobey's campaign, as well
as for all Republican candidates
across the board."
But a poll conducted for the
Raleigh News and Observer and the
Winston-Salem Journal poll indi
cated that Reagan's support was not
a major influence on the race. It
found that 21 percent of all respond
ents were more likely to vote for
Broyhill because Reagan favors him,
18 percent said they were less likely,
and 55 percent said it made no
difference.
The Associated Press contributed
to this story.
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Today, 12-5 pm in
Room." All the action takes place
in the same dining room. Time is
accelerated, creating an energy that
exposes the spirit of an American
generation.
"Wilder was experimenting with
new theatrical forms in his use
of the narrator, and in that he
demands greater participation from
the audience's imagination and,
therefore, a stronger emotional
commitment," said Tom Nahrwold,
director. In Wilder's early works one
can see the initial experiments "that
come to fruition in his greater plays,"
he said.
Wilder is best known for his play
"Our Town." At the age of 27 he
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should belong to the states," Brewer
said.
She added that Broyhill supported
an extension of the Voting Rights
Act under Reagan and backed the
national holiday honoring the Rev.
Martin Luther King Jr.
Lawton said Broyhill was also one
of only 14 senators who recently
voted against sanctions in South
Africa to protest its apartheid
government.
Brewer defended Broyhilfs vote
on the sanctions, saying his position
is subject to misinterpretation. He
opposes the system of apartheid and
took a position for limited sanctions
similar to Reagan's, she said.
Broyhill was dissatisfied with the
Senate's final bill calling for limited
sanctions because he thought it
would hurt the blacks that it should
help, Lawton said.
Kinney said he doubted that
minorities would benefit from Broy
hill's political alignment with Rea
gan. "If he's for everything Mr.
Reagan is for, then he won't help
minority voters any. I would suspect
that most minority people will vote
for Sanford," he said.
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received his first Pulitzer Prize for
a novel. Ten years later he received
a second Pulitzer for "Our Town"
and became the first author to
receive the honor in two categories.
Nahrwold graduated with a mas
ter of fine arts degree from the
American Conservatory Theater in
San Francisco where he met David
Hammond, PRC's artistic director.
He first came to UNC last spring
as a guest artist in PRC's production
of "The Guiteau Burlesque." He
ended up staying to the end of the
semester and directing a graduate
workshop production. It was on the
basis of that success the department
asked him to direct a play this fall.
Nahrwold currently lives in New
York and helps run a cooperative
theatre workspace called the 29th
Street Project.
The Department of Dramatic Art
is one of two theater possibilities for
undergraduates. The other is the Lab
Theater, which presents a number of
student-produced and directed
shows each semester. These shows
are done in the "black-box" theater
in the basement of Graham Memor
ial. The DDA does one production
each semester in the historical
PlayMakers Theater. The DDA
productions are usually directed by
drama department teachers or vis
iting artists, rather than by students.
The students acting in "A Little
Wilder" are all undergraduates.
Many of them are newcomers to
UNC, but the director finds them to
be a very talented group. Serena
Ebhardt, a junior from Raleigh, is
one of the few drama majors in the
production. "It's been an incredible
learning process," she said of the
production. "I learned more doing
this show than the whole (previous)
time I've been here." Other students
reflected a great admiration for the
playwright and for the whole exper
ience of putting on a play.
A Little Wilder will be performed
by the Department of Dramatic Art
tonight through Saturday at 8 p.m.
and Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. in
Playmakers Theater. Call 962-1121
for ticket information.
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