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Although Dorothy is producing/di-
recting and Drew designed the set
and oversees the technical side, the
students involved are running all the
§ other departments necessary to pre-
Hsent the play-publicity, make-up,
props (many of which are student
% designed), costumes, lighting and
sound. Since a lot of responsibility is
riding on the students they are
expected to work like pros, and a
professional work ethic abounds
through all the departments coordina-
ting Curse of the Werewolf.

Curse of the Werewolf is a play of
reasonably recent vintage. a musical/
comedy/horror parody of 30’s mad

es scientist movies. The show is a
collaboration between Dorothy
Jone’s production class, and
Drew Young’s Stagecraft
and Design course. Almost gs:
30 students are par- s
ticipating, but they're #3
not just following
; orders, they’re
: running the
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. Curse of the Werewolf runs for ten
--*g Shows between Nov. 22 and Dec. 1.
* Tickets are $5 and available in the
concourse, but hurry, some shows are
already sold out and the others are
filling up rapidly.

PhotosDave Watso

    

Have you HORRIPILA
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ris) HORROR SHOW
Coming Soon —
to your Local D.C.T.F. Gallery

Nov.22 to Dec. 2
Douglas College Theatre Foyer Gallery

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