Sonoma State University present Annual Student Play Festival

Three short plays debut at Sonoma State University's "Power Lines: A New Play Festival with Hard Hats," each written, directed, performed and designed by SSU students.

An unusual young woman searches for the meaning of life in a dumpster located behind a convenience store in "The Cultural Significance of the Dumpster" (by Ellen Skoniecki, directed by Natasha Potts). "The Tar" (by Victoria Saitz, directed by Jasmin Lewis) follows several characters trying to make sense of a scary black substance oozing around San Diego. Set in New Mexico during World War II, "Nuclear Housewife" (by James Rich, directed by Beth Lovett), focuses on a housewife under interrogation about the murder of her husband, a physicist working on the "bomb."

All three plays will be presented at each performance.

May 4 to May 13, 2017
7:30 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Thursday, May 11: "Friends and Family Night" SSU faculty, staff and students admitted free. Standard, senior and visiting student tickets are $5.

Free to $6
SSU students free with student ID

TICKETS ONLINE: http://www.sonoma.edu/theatreanddance/productions/powerlines_spring_2017.html

Sonoma State University
Ives Hall - 119
1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park, CA 94928

From the South entrance on East Cotati Avenue, turn right at the stop sign in front of the information kiosk. Park in Lots E (left) and F (right). Parking in SSU lots is $5 at all times. Permits may be purchased from the vending machines located at the entrance to parking lots, or at toll booths when available.

Box office hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday and one hour prior to all performances. Contact the box office at 707-664-4246 or email tickets@sonoma.edu

WEB SITE: www.sonoma.edu/tix

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