Faculty Advisor: Jeffrey Bracco
Fess Parker Studio Theatre
October 21-22, 2023
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Witness the immense talent and creativity of student artists at the Fall One Act Festival. Join us for a captivating afternoon of theatrical brilliance as students take the stage to present a compilation of diverse and captivating one-act plays.
Directed by Ariana Chavez-Magaña
CHOCOLATE CHIP FRIDAYS
By David Lee White
During my time here at SCU, I have felt so many emotions and learned many lessons. One of the most important lessons I have learned here is to surround yourself with good people and try to laugh when times get hard. Therefore, for my senior project, I wanted to direct something that was more lighthearted and funny. Once I came across Chocolate Chip Fridays by David Lee White, I thought this would be an amusing one-act to direct. This one-act deals with the idea that even when you meet someone on the wrong foot, you should try to give them a chance because you never know their full story. My cast and crew have made this a lovely and funny production, so please enjoy and laugh at Chocolate Chip Fridays!
Directed by Patrick Gammon
BINDERS
By Rachael Carnes
Binders is the culmination of my work here at SCU. It brings together all of the tools that I have learned from the department and my professional career. When looking for a one act I wanted to find a mixture of humor and drama. It was a fun challenge to tackle the absurdity of this one act and its themes. Through its absurdity it highlights the way that we cope with climate change and its effects on our society. This was a challenging and rewarding experience for my entire cast and crew as it made us all take a new approach to the creative process.
Binders and Chocolate Chip Fridays are presented by special arrangement with the playwrights through New Play Exchange, www.newplayexchange.org.
Content Advisory: Please be advised that these plays deal with mature themes and may contain mature language and imagery. Recommended for ages 12+.