FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 3, 2005
Contact: Michael Corby
904.632.3310

Experience "Two Days" in a few hours at Florida Community College
DramaWorks' "Last Tuesday" and "July 7, 1994" explore everyday catastrophe

What:	Fall production "Two Days" by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Donald Margulies Presented by Florida Community College DramaWorks Directed by Theatre Professor Ken McCulough
When:	Oct. 20 (preview) and Oct. 27 at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 21-22, & 28-29 at 8 p.m. Oct. 30 at 2 p.m.
Cost:	General public, $10 Seniors, students, military with I.D., $8 Florida Community College students and employees, $5
Where:	Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts, Studio Theatre Florida Community College South Campus 11901 Beach Blvd.

 

DETAILS
From comments by the director: "Two Days" is two slice-of-life, one-act plays by the Pulitzer Prize-winning Donald Margulies. "Last Tuesday," finds commuters on a train from New York to New Haven, absorbed with the comic and the absurd details of daily life as the outside world insistently and shockingly intrudes. The second one-act, "July 7, 1994," is a haunting exploration of a day in the life of a physician in an inner-city health clinic, and her valiant attempts to treat those in our society who suffer from much more than physical illness.

Directed by Ken McCulough, the production features a cast of 12 students with a special appearance by Professor of Spanish Luz Font; and an all-student design team on scenery, lighting and sound, supervised by Professor Johnny Pettegrew. "Two Days" is dedicated to the memory of South Campus President Norman Will. This production is an associate entry in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival XXXVIII.

Note: "Two Days" contains strong language and is not recommended for young audiences. For reservations or more information call 904.646.2222 or 904.632.3373.