JSU's Department of Theatre and Film holds a variety of performances in the Stone Center Theatre and other venues. This archive consists primarily of materials created for these productions and donated to the Library by the Department of Theatre and Film. The materials include photographs, slides, playbills, and posters. While some materials date back to the 1940s, the bulk of the collection is from the 1970s onward, and the Library updates the archive with new productions periodically. The Library has supplemented the Theatre and Film materials with related images from the Photographic Services Negative Project and the Library's own Historical Image Collection.
Related materials of interest:
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 127
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 128
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 129
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 130
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 131
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 132
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 133
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 134
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 135
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 136
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 137
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 138
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 139
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 140
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 141
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 142
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 143
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Image 144
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film.
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Kiss Me, Kate (2014) | Program
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 20 February – 2 March 2014; Bella and Samuel Spewack's "Kiss Me, Kate," with music and lyrics by Cole Porter, is about an out-of-town tryout of a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew" that is directed by and also stars Fred Graham and his ex-wife Lili Vanessi. The play was directed by Dr. Michael Boynton, music director was Jeremy Stovall, rehearsal accompanist/vocal coach was Jeremy Benson, choreographer was Thomas Dewayne Garrett, production stage manager was Ellen Marie Peck, costume designer was Freddy Clements, scenic designer was Jennifer Ivey, lighting designer was David Keefer, sound designer was Zach Annesty, assistant director/fight captain was Savannah Jones, dance captain was Susan Grace Catrett, props master was Libby Hays, poster design/graphic designer was Brandon Vernon, assistant stage manager was Katharine Bergquist and Amy Skrodzki, wardrobe supervisor was Mariah Hemphill, assistant props master was Keera Mitchell, assistant scenic designer was Jessica Reaves, assistant dramaturgs were Brooke Yelton and Jacob Garmon. This item is contained within the Whitton drama production materials.
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Antigone (2013) | Image 001
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 14-17 November 2013; Jean Anouilh's "Antigone" is an adaptation of the Greek classic Antigone. Antigone is unwilling to compromise her spiritual and moral beliefs in defiance of the orders of King Creon. The play was directed by Susan McCain, set was designed by Jennifer Ivey. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film. If you can provide more information please contact us by emailing digitalcommons@jsu.edu.
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Antigone (2013) | Image 002
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 14-17 November 2013; Jean Anouilh's "Antigone" is an adaptation of the Greek classic Antigone. Antigone is unwilling to compromise her spiritual and moral beliefs in defiance of the orders of King Creon. The play was directed by Susan McCain, set was designed by Jennifer Ivey. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film. If you can provide more information please contact us by emailing digitalcommons@jsu.edu.
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Antigone (2013) | Image 003
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 14-17 November 2013; Jean Anouilh's "Antigone" is an adaptation of the Greek classic Antigone. Antigone is unwilling to compromise her spiritual and moral beliefs in defiance of the orders of King Creon. The play was directed by Susan McCain, set was designed by Jennifer Ivey. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film. If you can provide more information please contact us by emailing digitalcommons@jsu.edu.
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Antigone (2013) | Image 004
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 14-17 November 2013; Jean Anouilh's "Antigone" is an adaptation of the Greek classic Antigone. Antigone is unwilling to compromise her spiritual and moral beliefs in defiance of the orders of King Creon. The play was directed by Susan McCain, set was designed by Jennifer Ivey. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film. If you can provide more information please contact us by emailing digitalcommons@jsu.edu.
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Antigone (2013) | Image 005
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 14-17 November 2013; Jean Anouilh's "Antigone" is an adaptation of the Greek classic Antigone. Antigone is unwilling to compromise her spiritual and moral beliefs in defiance of the orders of King Creon. The play was directed by Susan McCain, set was designed by Jennifer Ivey. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film. If you can provide more information please contact us by emailing digitalcommons@jsu.edu.
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Antigone (2013) | Image 006
Jacksonville State University
Performed: 14-17 November 2013; Jean Anouilh's "Antigone" is an adaptation of the Greek classic Antigone. Antigone is unwilling to compromise her spiritual and moral beliefs in defiance of the orders of King Creon. The play was directed by Susan McCain, set was designed by Jennifer Ivey. Access to this digital image was provided by JSU Department of Theatre and Film. If you can provide more information please contact us by emailing digitalcommons@jsu.edu.