To Tread Among Serpents (2015) | Costume Sketch 002

Date

4-9-2015

Director

Freddy Clements

Preview

Description

Performed: 9-12 April 2015; Kelly McBurnette-Andronicos' "To Tread Among Serpents" was the winner of the 2014 Southern Playwrights' Competition. The play, loosely based on true events, explores the aftermath of a double murder in Rabbittown, Alabama. A New York reporter, Juanita Cohen, seeks to find out why pig farmer Violet Haight murdered her boyfriend and his brother. The play was directed by Caroline Price. Shown are costume sketches for Violet Haight (Act I, Sc 1; Act I Sc 2a; Act I Sc 2b). This item is contained within the Clements drama production materials.

Venue

This performance was held in the Ernest Stone Performing Arts Center Theatre.

Performers

• Sadie Bell Freeman -- Violet Haight

Is Part Of

Clements Costume Collection

Location

The original items are located in the Library’s Alabama Gallery Special Collections.

Keywords

Jacksonville State University -- History, College and school drama, Drama -- Study and teaching, Costume design

Rights

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Recommended Citation

Freddy Clements, "To Tread Among Serpents (2015) | Costume Sketch 002" (2015). Clements Costume Collection. 415.
https://digitalcommons.jsu.edu/clements_costumes/415