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One Acts By Andrew Arganbright The Drapes Come, The Girl From Council Bluffs and Ludlow Fair were directed by Creighton theater students in the One- Act Play Festival. The Drapes Come, directed by Kent Anderson, discussed the changing role of women in society. Julie Griffin played the mother, Mrs. Fiers, and Sarah Wallsmith played the daughter, Barbara. Griffin portrayed a sheltered mother who had devoted her whole life to the duties of the home, while Wallsmith tried to convince her mother of the world out- side the boundaries of the house. Mixed in were scenes of how her mother became an impassionate machine who exhibited all the characteristics of Barbara ' s super mom. The second play, The Girl from Council Bluffs, was directed by Brian Kokensparger, S.J. It is a modern day translation of Menander ' s The In-Laws which was written in 300 B.C. The actors, James Hamman, Bob Juergens, David Kail and John Ray, presented a story which dealt with an il- legitimate birth, a father-son conflict and marriage of old money to new money, issues topical both in 300 B.C. and 1987. The final play, directed by Lori Polak, The Ludlow Fair, detailed the strug- gles of two female roommates in their mid-20s. Rachel, played by Lisa Huntley, had just ended her sixth relationship in nine months. The relationship ended after she turned the boyfriend into the police for robbing her and her roommate of $465. Rachel continuously talked of her misfortunes to her roommate, Agnes, played by Stacey Badura. Unlike Rachel, Agnes was unable to form a relationship. Agnes fantasized about her planned lunch date with her boss wimpish son whom she disliked. Each was too concerned with her own problem to listen and help the other. Agnes and Rachel desperately wanted a friend to talk to. A classic struggle: father vs. son Ag es (Stacey Badura) thinks about her date with her boss ' son
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joke on the un- Father Dougherty uses his pious charm in an attempt to convince Don to practice medicine 27
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Triumph! My new drapes I Barbara (Sara Wallsmith) anguishes over her mother ' s (Julie Griffin) rambl- ings about her new drapes
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