Tickets can be reserved at 878-5100. This type of entertainment still can be found in our modern society, she said.
Stock characters are very evident in their performances.
The SGU troupe will be performing the Renaissance comedy in the authentic style, she added. In this performance style, actors have scripted actions to perform, but they must improvise their lines. The improvisation should be the easy part. The stage design, created by SGU technical director Chris Van Zant, is inspired by a set design created by Renaissance scenic artist Serlio in 1545. SGU is celebrating the Renaissance in drama to commemorate the new millennium, the growth of the university, and SGU's hopes for the future.