April 14. 1969
Drama
To Presen
by Dccord Wood
The N.C. Essay
Michel de Ghelderode*s one-act
E&curlal will be presented soon by
members of the Drama Dept, in con
nection with PUMP week. The produc
tion is an independent one, produced
entirely by students.
The play is based primarily a-
round two characters, a king, and
Folial, the jester. The play was
undertaken through a suggestion by
Keith Gates of the music department.
Keith has written an opera based on
Escurial and suggested that it would
be a fantastic play to present at
N.C.S.A. The cast includes Larry
Marshall as the Executioner, Sam
Barcelona as the Monk, Jess Haynes
as Folial, the jester, and David
Wood as the King.
The production has been quite
an experience as well as an experi
ment. THERE IS NO DIRECTOR. The
actors are directing themselves,
sharing ideas and suggestions. The
results are quite amazing as those
Departmen t
t Escurial
who have seen rehearsals will tell
you. Escurial*s performance dates
will be announced soon. It will be
open to the school. Don't miss it.
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two main stories with an intermedi
ate level for snack bar and vending,
srt displays and social activities,
The building includes a n indoor
swimming pool, game room, gymnasium,
locker rooms, shower and sauna bath,
kitchen and cafeteria, lounges, and
Student Government offices and sev
eral seminar rooms.
Total cost including, furnish
ings is budgeted at $1,096,210 oof
which $840,132 was appropriated by
the 1967 General Assembly and the
remaining cost of $256,078 made pos
sible by private gifts by the North
Carolina School of the Arts Founda
tion, INC.
The architects for the building
are; Colvin, Hammill & Walter, Win
ston-Salem, N. C. and Hirschen & Van
der Ryn, Berkeley, California.
The School Building Committee
consists of R. B. Crawford and
William C. Herring.
The building is completely air
conditioned, and includes in its me
chanical plant equipment to heat and
air condition the new dormitories
under construction and the planned
new library.
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