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Stage campus ready for summer

Stage Campus, the University of B.C.’s summer stock theatre company is in its 15th year of summer performances.

This year the company, which is comprised of 15 students from UBC's Department of Theatre, is performing three plays: St. Carmen of the Main by Miche! Tremblay, The Changeling by Thomas Middleton and Willam Rowley and Habeas Corpus by Allan Bennett.

The students are among the more than 600 UBC students who have received Employment Program grants from the B.C. Ministry of Labour to Carry out summer projects

related to their field of study. Grants to UBC students this summer will

total $1.22 million.

Ten of the students make up the actual cast of the company while the other five

members are busy in the capacities of company manager, designer, stage manager and technical directors.

The objective of summer stock is to give the UBC theatre students practical expenence in all aspects of theatncal production while providing cntertainment for Vancouver's theatre patrons

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uses the style of classical tragedy, but in this case the chorus is made up of characters from Montreal's red-light district. The play runs June 12-21, under the direction of John Cooper.

The second production of the summer, The Changeling, is a powerful Jacobean drama _ which explores the psyche of a beautiful but unscupulous woman. The play is directed by Ian Fenwick and runs July 10-19.

The season ends on a comic note with Allan Bennett's Habeas Corpus. This densely plotted farce, directed by Rex Buckle, abounds with comic stereo- types and mistaken iden- tities. The play runs August 7-16.

All three plays will be performed at UBC's Dorothy Somerset Studio. For tickets and information call 228- 2678

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