Student Vision Takes Center Stage
Concordia University Texas Theatre is set to captivate audiences with An Evening of Student-Directed One-Act Plays, running from April 11 to April 14.

Four diverse one-act plays, each directed by a senior theatre student, will showcase the power of self-discovery, empowerment and the human experience. The plays are produced by, Dr. Kelly Carolyn Gordon, the Director of Fine Arts at CTX.

The Divine Fallacy by Tina Howe (directed by Anna McCauley): Chaos ensues as a camera-shy author arrives at a fashion photographer’s studio to get a headshot taken for her upcoming novel.

The Art of Self-Defense by Trish Johnson (directed by Molly Stewart): A comedy about the strength of female friendship discovered in an unexpected place—a Tai Chi class.

A Kind of Alaska by Harold Pinter (based on Awakenings by Oliver Sacks, directed by Kendra Theimer): A poignant drama that delves into a woman’s struggle re-entering the world after a 29-year slumber.

Variations on the Death of Trotsky by David Ives (directed by Christian Garza): A comic depiction the Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky on the day of his demise.

You can catch this captivating performance at CTX’s Black Box Theater, tickets are on sale now and can be purchased online or at the door!