Curry College Recognizes Students Involved in the Black Box Production of "Sganarelle"

2017 Nov 7

Curry College is pleased to announce that Norton resident Kellie-Ann Maxwell has been cast as Celia in Curry Theatre's production of "Sganarelle." Kellie-Ann, a Junior English major and daughter of Tina Gaynor, is no stranger to the Curry stage. Prior to her upcoming role in "Sganarelle," she was in the company of "Gorey Stories," and played Cecilia in "Big Love." Off stage, Kellie-Ann uses her graphic design skills to create playbills, and other materials.

Curry Theatre is proud to present a pair of old-school comedies during its Fall 2017 Black Box production of "Sganarelle" and "The World-Famous Farce of Peter Quill."

"Sganarelle," directed by Betsy Goldman, is a one-act comedy written by Moliere that explores the consequences of jealousy in an absurd series of arguments and misunderstandings involving Sganarelle, his wife, and young lovers, Celie and Lelie.

"The World-Famous Farce of Peter Quill," directed by David Miller, is a situation comedy that is more than 500 years old yet reminds us of life today. Quill, an amateur lawyer and master scam artist, and his wife, Madge bamboozle Joss, the cloth merchant, out of his goods. However, Quill's luck does not last forever, as his clever tricks start to backfire.