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SCC Drama Dept presents one-act comedies by Christopher Durang

The Shoreline Community College Drama Department presents six comedic one-acts written by playwright Christopher Durang that parody American theater and American life.

One of Durang's most popular one-acts, For Whom the Southern Belle Tolls is a light-hearted parody of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie. Audiences have enjoyed the play as a crackpot comedy of parent-child tensions. The play is recommended for colleges and high school performances. In Desire, Desire, Desire, another Tennessee Williams parody on (A Streetcar Named Desire), Blanche DuBois is stuck in a house with Stanley Kowalsk, who keeps yelling "Stella!" Stella had left for a lemon Coke six years before and never returned.

Durang has achieved acclaim, his work being produced both on- and off- Broadway, across the country and abroad. He is well known for his satire, dark comedy and parody. He has a bachelor's degree from Harvard College and master's degree in Playwriting from Yale School of Drama.

General admission, $8
Seniors 60 and over, $6
Non-Shoreline Community College Students, $6
Children 14 and under, $4
Shoreline Community College students, $4.