revamped uw theatre opens for first full-scale productionrevamped uw theatre opens for first full-scale productionrevamped uw theatre opens for first full-scale production

It\'s time for the University of Waterloo\'s fall student work at the modern language Architecture Art Theatre.
After a long period of tragic and serious-themed work, they chose Oscar Wilder\'s \"The importance of seriousness\" in the trivial comedy of serious characters \".
\"The program starts on Tuesday, there\'s a special one, by the way. invitation-
Only the night of the art Alumni Theatre.
The public performance will be held from Thursday to Saturday at 7: 30. m.
High school students attend Wednesday and Friday at noon. Toronto-
Actor and director Stuart Arnott is directing student actors and crew.
When I contacted him this week, he talked about the phenomenon of the play itself, especially its perennial appeal.
As he said in the director\'s notes, \"the script written at another time and place can have something very relevant, and it\'s always a miracle, here and now provide us with resonance and entertainment.
The main reason why \"this work is considered\" one of the truly great comedies in English \"is Wilder\'s ingenuity.
\"We may recognize some of our own things in later weaknesses --
Victorian upper class made fun of by Wilder
In the era of Facebook and Twitter, for example, the status of names and the emphasis on appearance may be equally common, if not more common.
However, this is not a cynical description.
The real romance is the main line.
We care about the characters in the play, because-
The glory of his work, The Times, is on the surface of his true feelings for people living in his crazy little world.
\"The director also quickly drew attention to the work of the UW faculty and staff leading the production design --
Bill Chesney of the setting and props; Sharon E.
Clothing Department;
Paul Cegys for lighting
And Jill les perance.
We can always look forward to the excellent work of these professionals, but there is a reason why they are motivated to put extra effort into this presentation.
This will be the first complete one.
Large-scale production in the newly renovated performance space of the department.
Its large thrust stage loosely imitates the Festival theater stage of strafus, and the Art Theater of modern language is not only a gem in the UW campus facilities, but since its opening in 1964, this is true of our entire community.
During the 50 years of service, the facility has barely changed.
Now is the time to update.
For example, the seat is becoming more difficult to maintain because the original manufacturer is out of business and the parts are difficult to find.
With the help of the Dean of the art Office and the Provost, a major reform that began in April was approved.
Changes include: new seats that do not squeak and meet all safety standards;
Carpets that match the color scheme of the new theater;
Hearing assistance system;
Provide more location for wheelchair customers;
Allows safe and at-any-time access to cat lanes that regulate and maintain lighting equipment, which was previously done with ladders;
• Two new stalls, located at the rear of the center of the theater, not on both sides.
They have better production lines in the show and they are big enough to accommodate up to 10 students, teachers and staff.
This will significantly improve the instructions related to lighting, sound, set design, and other areas of production and performance.
So, in addition to the shows that will definitely make you happy and entertaining, here is the real reason to celebrate: a great creative space in the Waterloo area has been refreshed, enhanced, and prepare for the next half.
The century of serving universities and the public.
Martin Degen writes about local art and culture every Saturday.
You can contact him by email at mdg131 @ gmail. com .
It\'s time for the University of Waterloo\'s fall student work at the modern language Architecture Art Theatre.
After a long period of tragic and serious-themed work, they chose Oscar Wilder\'s \"The importance of seriousness\" in the trivial comedy of serious characters \".
\"The program starts on Tuesday, there\'s a special one, by the way. invitation-
Only the night of the art Alumni Theatre.
The public performance will be held from Thursday to Saturday at 7: 30. m.
High school students attend Wednesday and Friday at noon. Toronto-
Actor and director Stuart Arnott is directing student actors and crew.
When I contacted him this week, he talked about the phenomenon of the play itself, especially its perennial appeal.
As he said in the director\'s notes, \"the script written at another time and place can have something very relevant, and it\'s always a miracle, here and now provide us with resonance and entertainment.
The main reason why \"this work is considered\" one of the truly great comedies in English \"is Wilder\'s ingenuity.
\"We may recognize some of our own things in later weaknesses --
Victorian upper class made fun of by Wilder
In the era of Facebook and Twitter, for example, the status of names and the emphasis on appearance may be equally common, if not more common.
However, this is not a cynical description.
The real romance is the main line.
We care about the characters in the play, because-
The glory of his work, The Times, is on the surface of his true feelings for people living in his crazy little world.
\"The director also quickly drew attention to the work of the UW faculty and staff leading the production design --
Bill Chesney of the setting and props; Sharon E.
Clothing Department;
Paul Cegys for lighting
And Jill les perance.
We can always look forward to the excellent work of these professionals, but there is a reason why they are motivated to put extra effort into this presentation.
This will be the first complete one.
Large-scale production in the newly renovated performance space of the department.
Its large thrust stage loosely imitates the Festival theater stage of strafus, and the Art Theater of modern language is not only a gem in the UW campus facilities, but since its opening in 1964, this is true of our entire community.
During the 50 years of service, the facility has barely changed.
Now is the time to update.
For example, the seat is becoming more difficult to maintain because the original manufacturer is out of business and the parts are difficult to find.
With the help of the Dean of the art Office and the Provost, a major reform that began in April was approved.
Changes include: new seats that do not squeak and meet all safety standards;
Carpets that match the color scheme of the new theater;
Hearing assistance system;
Provide more location for wheelchair customers;
Allows safe and at-any-time access to cat lanes that regulate and maintain lighting equipment, which was previously done with ladders;
• Two new stalls, located at the rear of the center of the theater, not on both sides.
They have better production lines in the show and they are big enough to accommodate up to 10 students, teachers and staff.
This will significantly improve the instructions related to lighting, sound, set design, and other areas of production and performance.
So, in addition to the shows that will definitely make you happy and entertaining, here is the real reason to celebrate: a great creative space in the Waterloo area has been refreshed, enhanced, and prepare for the next half.
The century of serving universities and the public.
Martin Degen writes about local art and culture every Saturday.
You can contact him by email at mdg131 @ gmail. com .
It\'s time for the University of Waterloo\'s fall student work at the modern language Architecture Art Theatre.
After a long period of tragic and serious-themed work, they chose Oscar Wilder\'s \"The importance of seriousness\" in the trivial comedy of serious characters \".
\"The program starts on Tuesday, there\'s a special one, by the way. invitation-
Only the night of the art Alumni Theatre.
The public performance will be held from Thursday to Saturday at 7: 30. m.
High school students attend Wednesday and Friday at noon. Toronto-
Actor and director Stuart Arnott is directing student actors and crew.
When I contacted him this week, he talked about the phenomenon of the play itself, especially its perennial appeal.
As he said in the director\'s notes, \"the script written at another time and place can have something very relevant, and it\'s always a miracle, here and now provide us with resonance and entertainment.
The main reason why \"this work is considered\" one of the truly great comedies in English \"is Wilder\'s ingenuity.
\"We may recognize some of our own things in later weaknesses --
Victorian upper class made fun of by Wilder
In the era of Facebook and Twitter, for example, the status of names and the emphasis on appearance may be equally common, if not more common.
However, this is not a cynical description.
The real romance is the main line.
We care about the characters in the play, because-
The glory of his work, The Times, is on the surface of his true feelings for people living in his crazy little world.
\"The director also quickly drew attention to the work of the UW faculty and staff leading the production design --
Bill Chesney of the setting and props; Sharon E.
Clothing Department;
Paul Cegys for lighting
And Jill les perance.
We can always look forward to the excellent work of these professionals, but there is a reason why they are motivated to put extra effort into this presentation.
This will be the first complete one.
Large-scale production in the newly renovated performance space of the department.
Its large thrust stage loosely imitates the Festival theater stage of strafus, and the Art Theater of modern language is not only a gem in the UW campus facilities, but since its opening in 1964, this is true of our entire community.
During the 50 years of service, the facility has barely changed.
Now is the time to update.
For example, the seat is becoming more difficult to maintain because the original manufacturer is out of business and the parts are difficult to find.
With the help of the Dean of the art Office and the Provost, a major reform that began in April was approved.
Changes include: new seats that do not squeak and meet all safety standards;
Carpets that match the color scheme of the new theater;
Hearing assistance system;
Provide more location for wheelchair customers;
Allows safe and at-any-time access to cat lanes that regulate and maintain lighting equipment, which was previously done with ladders;
• Two new stalls, located at the rear of the center of the theater, not on both sides.
They have better production lines in the show and they are big enough to accommodate up to 10 students, teachers and staff.
This will significantly improve the instructions related to lighting, sound, set design, and other areas of production and performance.
So, in addition to the shows that will definitely make you happy and entertaining, here is the real reason to celebrate: a great creative space in the Waterloo area has been refreshed, enhanced, and prepare for the next half.
The century of serving universities and the public.
Martin Degen writes about local art and culture every Saturday.
You can contact him by email at mdg131 @ gmail. com .