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Death of a Salesman Linda, portrayed by Pauline Frechette, listens as Willy, portrayed by Donn Jamison, tells of his failure in the past weeks and his black-outs as .he tried to start out again on his route. Willy, portrayed by Donn Jamison, drifts into the memory of his affair with the Woman, portrayed by Norah Cheknis. 102 The second offering of the Pur- due Theater Company’s season was Death of a Salesman. This Pultizer prize winning play was written by Arthur Miller. Opening on December 15, Mr. Maurice EK. Dixon directed Death of a Salesman, with Miss Lea Gil- man as his assistant. Mr. Roger Burch was the technical advisor and scene designer. Mr. Miller’s play concerns a mid- dle-aged salesman who slowly has been losing customers. As things get worse Willy Loman, portrayed by Donn Jamison, slips into and out of a fantasy world of the past. Ultimately Willy commits suicide believing that his family will be better off with the insurance money than with him alive. Willy’s wife Linda, portrayed by Pauline Frechette, attempts throughout the performance to keep Willy from losing his grasp on reality and committing suicide. Willy’s sons portrayed by An- drew Hiduke and Larry Mills only seem to hurt their father in their attempts to help him. In the end, the memory of Wil- ly’s brother Ben, portrayed by Gary Stanek, gives him the final psychological push to suicide. This brought to a close the Theater Company’s first semester of the season with Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night and Wilder’s Our Town slated for next semester.
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The technical theatre attempts to teach those who do not wish to work onstage, but still have interest in the theatre, to perform all of the backstage operations that are nec- essary to professionally put on a show. The memb ers of the technical theatre read lighting sheets, change scenery, and take care of all spe- cial effects. The background gained from this experience helps future stage- hands and stage-managers learn some of the many tricks of the trade. It is said, the only way to learn is to work towards your goal; or, practice makes perfect. The technical theatre gives practical experience in reading lighting and special effect sheets. The view from the wings or overhead is quite different from that which one sees from the Technical Theatre - — ucience 10
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