The early reviews are in on Champlain Theatre's "Antigone"

Hear, hear! 'Twas stellar!

- Rowshan Nemazee, Ph.D.
Adjunct Faculty / Core Division

It was an amazing production - kudos to all involved, but particularly their director - you will impressed with the skills she teased out of these very capable students! GO!!!
Susyn Dees

And a message from the show's director, Prof. Joanne Farrell:

"I rarely encourage you to attend Champlain Theatre productions, however, after last night I am compelled to encourage you to support our students' outstanding work, including their commitment and professionalism. They rose to the occasion and made us proud at the opening last night."

Despite little to no advertising, the space was almost filled to capacity, and it was thrilling to see our students in the audience engaged with a Greek tragedy. Not a cell phone in sight!

The production runs for approximately 80 minutes.

If you cannot attend, please congratulate our students when you see them:
David Bender
Marguerite Dibble
Matthew Hollar
Calhan Hopwood
Megan Lambros
Michael Le Tourneau
Alana Cadence
Nichole Magoon
Jonathan Mendel
Cameron Torres
Rodney Van Deusen
Manuel Vazquez
David Watkins
Kevin Wheaton
Samantha Winchell

Champlain Theater presents local theater with a unique mix of professional actors, emerging artists, community members, faculty and students collaborating to provide a dynamic performance.
"Antigone," a contemporary translation of the classic tale that pits individual vs. society in a confrontation of power, fate and death. It runs Feb. 23-26, at the FlynnSpace. $10-$20 (free for Champlain College students). 863-5966, http://www.flynntix.org/