Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Money rains so does merriment on the cabaret-style musical play Money. Money concerns a wealthy young man, almost a modern Candide, spurred on to do something in the world by a girl he loves. Pushed on by his love the young man discovers that the working world, the profes- sional world, and the institutional world are often dominated by grasp- ing, greedy men and women. Poking fun at many of the sacred cows of our contemporary world, the breezy musical combines sharp wit and bright music into a delightfully ir- reverent experience. miPhij ' Monetj '

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Ifidiif ' Miiy md Soehl Roles Bxploted Bertolt Brecht ' s probe of individuality and social roles, A Man ' s A Man was presented by the CSF drama depart- ment during the second semester this year. Critics have found the play a prophetic anticipation of the organized man. Dr. James Young, chairman of the de- partment, remarked that the play was very theatrical, grotesque and expres- sionistic. Directed by Dr. George Forest, assist- ant professor of drama, A Man ' s A Man depicted the transformation of a porter, Galy Gay, into a human fight- ing machine. Brecht cries out against war, military ideals and early twentieth century attitudes toward patriotism and freedom. Brecht ' s individualistic style was pre- sented through the cast ' s use of exag- gerated costumes, specialized acting and stylized make-up. 4