1993_11 The Daily Collegian November 1993

              Wednesday, Nov. 3,1993
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'Learned Ladies' set to open on Friday
By Brant Batty
Staff Writer
"The Learned Ladies,".a
classic comedy, is the next pro¬
duction from the University
Theatre -Co., and it is set to
begin its run in a little over a
week.
Moliere's "The Learned La¬
dies" is being directed by Terry
Miller and is Miller's first pro¬
duction in two years.
After being on leave tor a
year. Miller felt that the large
cast of 14 people would-be a
more fitting play for him to do.
Miller had many Moliere plays
to choose from, but decided on
"Tbe Learned Ladies" because
of its uniqueness.
*I thought about 'Tartuffe,'
but. that's performed a great
,' deal," said Miller. " ' the
Learned Ladies,' I know is not
produced that much; I also
thought that this would be an
excellent play to do on campus,
as part of it is about feminism;
sexual roles, and the battle of
the sexes," he explained.
The play was jfrritten in 1679
and is not politically correct,
even in 19193. Intellectual pre¬
tension and education of women
are also components ofthe play.
Miller felt that many ofthe stu¬
dents would relate to these
themes and even see some atti¬
tudes much like their very own
professors in the performance.
Miller said that even though
this is not a modern produc¬
tion, the play will be effective
because it was written so well.
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The debate rages on in Moliere's The Learned Ladles'* over
whether to give one's self over to marriage and love or whether
It Is best to remain philosophical and aloof.
Miller is happy to say that    Garcia are very talented and
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Moliere was a fantastic play¬
wright who wrote some of the
best farces ever.
Of the hand-picked cast of
14, Miller has only worked with
two on previous occasions.
Although skeptical at first.
Miller found all ofthe actors to
be real leaders, and very fun to
work with, and most have had a
new appreciation of Moliere.
Set designer Susan Allen,
has been designing the set of
"The Learned Ladies" from the
first day of school. She, light¬
ing designer Marc Garcia, and
a crew of students and profes¬
sionals, has been .setting the
stage for the last three weeks.
Miller said that the student
designers such as Allen and
have been given much re¬
sponsibility for the play to
come together.
The cast for The Learned i\
Ladies has been rehearsing \
now for six weeks, and
Miller's 25 years of direct¬
ing experience is sure to
make the performance very
spectacular.
■ "Even though this is a
classic, that doesn't mean
everybody isgoing to have a
dreary time. I think theplay
is going to make you la\|gh,"
said Miller.
The Learned Ladies will
be playing from November
5-7 and 10-14 in the Arena
Theatre.
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