Word: andreyev
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...choosing its opening production for this year the Dramatic Club has turned to the drama of Russia, and has chosen a play. "The Life of Man", which, though widely known, has not yet been publicly produced in America. The author, Leonid Andreyev, has come into fame on the American stage as a result of his "He Who Gets Slapped" which had such a spectacular run in New York last season...
...product of the newer methods of the continental theatre, and is considered a masterpiece of expressionistic writing, giving a wide scope of interpretation to all the artists of the theatre. For several seasons it has been included in the reportoire of the Moscow Arts Theatre. In it Andreyev may be seen in a genial mood in contrast to the bitter cynicism of "He Who Gets Slapped". The play is lacking in the horror of the "Red Laugh" and is free from the idealism of the "Life of Vasile Fivey Ski", but is touched with Andreyev's typical fatalism...
...poster competition, open to all members of the University has been announced by the Dramatic Club. The poster required is to be in two simple colors and to express to the fullest extent the spirit of the play, Andreyev's "The Life of Man". Copies of this play may be consulted at the Dramatic Club office, Union, Room 12 between 2 and 3 o'clock next Monday afternoon. The finished posters should be handed in at the Club office before 5 o'clock on November...
...candidates meeting held yesterday afternoon in the Music Building, President J. M. Brown '23 read Andreyev's play, "The Life of Man" which is to be the Dramatic Club's first production...
During the course of the meeting the opportunities and activities of the various departments of the Club will be outlined, and announcements of the opening of competitions in acting, business, stage, art, and lighting, in preparation for the forthcoming production of Andreyev's "The Life of Man", will be made by the heads of the respective departments. In view of the difficult lighting problems presented by the play, and the fact that this department is temporarily weakended by a scarcity of members, there will be unusual opportunity for all who are either conversant with electrical work or are interested...