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MRS. WARREN’S PROFESSION Opens at Jacksonville University College of Fine Arts

February 21, 2018

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DUAL CRITICS REVIEW “Mrs. Warren’s Profession,” a social-issues play by George Bernard Shaw, opened on the Swisher Theatre Stage at Jacksonville University on February 15th, with additional shows scheduled February 22 and 24, at 7:30 PM. The Irish playwright was a Nobel Prize winner, who wrote more than sixty plays during his lifetime. His best known works include “Man and

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“SEMINAR” A Dark Comedy

Jacksonville University Department of Theatre Review Dick Kerekes & Leisla Sansom dualcritics@comcast.net The presented the dark comedy “Seminar” at Swisher Theater during October 15 -18, 2015. The play was written by , who previously received a Pulitzer Prize nomination for the play “Omnium Gatherum,” which had a brief off-Broadway run

Erasing Hate: The Laramie Project

It’s been 18 years since University of Wyoming student was kidnapped and

Jacksonville University’s “THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS”

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THEATRE REVIEW: “ARTS OR CRAFTS” AT J.U.

February 23, 2015

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The drama department of presented the Florida Premier of ’s “” for a four day run Feb 19-22 2015 in the on the Arlington Campus of JU. “Arts or Crafts” might seem like an unusual name for a play but this is not a traditional play but a