Concordia University Texas Theatre presents An Evening of Student-Directed, One-Act Plays

Discover the Power of Student Vision and Transformation

Immerse yourself in a world of self-discovery and human experience with Concordia University Theatre's latest production, An Evening of Student-Directed One-Act Plays.

Student Vision Takes Center Stage

Four unique one-act plays, each directed by a talented senior theatre student, will illuminate the stage with tales of awakening, empowerment, and the delicate balance of life and death.

The Lineup:

• The Divine Fallacy by Tina Howe (directed by Anna McCauley): Chaos unfolds as a camera-shy author steps into the world of a fashion photographer's studio for a headshot session for her upcoming novel.
• The Art of Self-Defense by Trish Johnson (directed by Molly Stewart): A comedic exploration of female friendship found in an unexpected place—a Tai Chi class.
• A Kind of Alaska by Harold Pinter (inspired by "Awakenings" by Oliver Sacks, directed by Kendra Theimer): A poignant drama delving into the struggles of a woman re-entering the world after a 29-year slumber.
• Variations on the Death of Trotsky by David Ives (directed by Christian Garza): A humorous take on the final day of Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky.

Prepare to be moved, entertained, and transported into the captivating worlds of these student-directed masterpieces. Join us for "An Evening of Student-Directed, One-Act Plays" and witness the magic of theatre come alive!

Behind the Scenes Magic

The production features a remarkable cast of both students and CTX Theatre alumni actors. These plays are brought to life under the careful guidance of Dr. Kelly Carolyn Gordon, Director of Fine Arts, featuring exquisite costumes by Madison Murrah, captivating lighting design by Liam Dolan-Henderson, and immersive soundscapes crafted by junior music major Calen Croft.