Written by senior Elise Sherman, The Andy Warhol Factory mixes up humor, sexuality and a little bit of drug abuse. Campion skillfully cast these roles, and his actors are not only believable, but truly enjoyable to watch. Junior Azurae Chambers portrays Lila, a junior in college who desperately needs to complete an art project. She calls upon the aid of her friend, Chris, played by senior Kate Bertine. Bertine has a real knack for humor which she projects in this show.
Chambers also gives quite a performance as the student experimenting with drugs.
She delivered a truly life-like portrayal of an acid trip, from which emerges the paranoia and fear that affects her character. Junior Mark Haussermann was also good in his role as Mark, a student who is invited by the pair of women to join in a little bit of naughty fun. Although I truly enjoyed this play, I have to admit that it was the set design that immediately caught my eye. Designed by senior Stephanie Rosenbloom, the scenery of this play is simply fabulous as it weaves together a melange of icons, ranging from Campbell's soup cans to the Coca-Cola emblem, in a college dorm room. Beautifully eye-catching, this set would have made Andy Warhol himself proud.