From there the greyhound will carry them through Mississippi, tip through Tennessee, around through Georgia, up through North and South Carolina, into Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. There the tour will reverse and come back down, touching several of the aforenamed states and playing several engagements in Florida and Alabama. The tour officially ends the night of December 5th in Jackson, Mississippi. From there the players will come back to Shreveport for a well-deserved rest before going to New York for a 4 week run in Christ Church, Park Avenue. However, if enough requests are received between now and December 5 for Job to play at colleges and cities between Jackson and New York, the greyhound will turn around and will work its way back up to New York.
Definite arrangements concerning the New York run are to be settled soon.
Cheers for the hero and boos and hisses for the villain will be warmly received, so come and participate. The visual impact of a play is vital importance in the artistic success of the play's, production. The colors of the various costumes reflect these four different manifestations of love. There is the first level of mature, thoughtful love as expressed by Theseus, Duke of Athens, and his queento-be, Hippolyta. Their primary colors are silver and blue, the more restrained, cooler colors.