Written in 430 B.C., this classic Greek Tragedy which represents the beginning of organized theatrical activity as we know it today, opens the Fowler Center Theatre with a riveting interpretation.  Oedipus becomes king of Thebes after unwittingly killing his father and marrying his mother, thus fullfilling a phrophecy.  He eventually discovers what he has done, blinds himself, and is exiled. "...a spectacle of tragic proportions."

A collection of scenes and monologues from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.  Students from the Acting Shakespeare class will fight and love their way through Shakespeare's Verona.

  In this contemporary farce, four New York City couples find themselves trying to hide the apparent shooting of a Deputy Mayor at his own anniversary party.  "...has nothing on it's mind except to make audiences laugh"  N.Y. Times.