The Columbia College
Department of Communication and Theatre
presents

SHORTS 2007
An evening of short theatre pieces
 
February 28, March 1, 2, and 3
7:30 p.m.
Griffin Arena Theatre, Columbia College

General Admission $10.00
Students and Seniors (over 65) $5.00
Free with Columbia College ID
Box office will be open February 27 – March 2,  2:00 – 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
March 3 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.  
 Call 786-3850 for reservations.
Reserve early; seating is limited!    

Shorts 2007 is an evening of five brief plays, including works by American playwrights Shel Silverstein, Adrienne Dawes, Scott Organ, Claire Cox, and Ellen Melaver.  The plays, most of them ten minutes or so in length, present  variations on contemporary women dealing with life in highly unique, often hilariously funny ways.      
 
Shorts 2007 is directed by guest director Indira Cureton-Cummings, with Patrick Faulds of the Department of Communication and Theatre as technical director and Heather Siegfried, a junior from Bluffton, SC, as stage manager.
 
Performing in Shorts 2007 are Columbia College students Amanda Bowers, a junior from Goose Creek, SC;  Shavone Gadsden, a senior from Charleston, SC;  Joanna Grey, a junior from Belfast, Northern Ireland; Kay Herrington, a first-year student from North Charleston, SC; Julia Jefferson, a senior from Allendale, SC;  Jennifer Lockhart, a first-year student from Columbia, SC; Kia Miller, a sophomore from Columbia, SC; Keisha Moyd, a junior from Columbia, SC; Zarah Setro, a junior from Piedmont, SC; Tiffany Talley, a senior from Hollywood, SC; Davonna Whack, a sophomore from Manning, SC; Devon Whitt, a sophomore from Spartanburg, SC; and Fatima Zeidan, a senior from Allendale, SC.  Appearing in a cameo role will be Columbia College staff member Patrick Faulds.
 
Contact:  Sara Nalley, 803-786-3682, snalley@colacoll.edu

Photo by Alisha Hime

 
(L to R) Devon Whitt, Shavone Gadsden, Zarah Setro, and Julia Jefferson examine the legacies mothers leave daughters in HOPE CHEST by Ellen Melaver, one of five short plays in SHORTS 2007.