Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck - Cygnus Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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chorus Under the direction of Mr. Kubik, the Fairleigh Dick- inson University Chorus has developed greatly this year. Composed of thirty four members, the chorus practices twice a week for its many engagements. Among its many concerts this year were performances at the Hackensack Women's Club, Port Authority Bus Terminal . . in New York, and the Presbyterian Medical Center in Mr. KubIk-Dlrector New York. Participation in the chorus gives amateur singers a chance to develop their voices and gain exper- ience in choral singing. The Music Department hopes to see more interest and participation in the Chorus next year. Ed Blincoe ' r-wnm n ... . The Bollodiers 136

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the university theatre I Knock at the Door Stuart Lavin UT and Lori March. 5... ; The Caretaker Don Hennessey UT and guest artist John Wynne-Evans. On October 21, 1963, the University Theater in the Teoneck Library was formally dedicated. The institution of this theater enabled students to see and enioy inter- pretdtions of some great plays at no charge. Student actors and staff members gained experience with com- munity actors and professional artists under professional direction. The theater oftered four main productions this year. Alexander Scourby and his wife, Lori March, led the cost of this year's first production, I Knock at the Door. Harold Pinter's The Caretaker introduced many students to avont-garde drama. The all student production of The Glass Menagerie afforded a study of American drama to the Teoneck English Classes. The final production of the year was a ioint production of Edward Albee's The Zoo Story and The American Dream. As one of the newest innovation to Fairleigh Dickinson student life, the University Theater has intro- duced students to the interpretation, appreciation and production of maior drama. 138