GRAND RAPIDS, MICH--Grand Valley State University faculty, students and alumni who are part of an avant-garde theatre group called Attention Deficit Drama will offer interesting perspectives on the turn of the millennium in a unique theatrical performance.
Million Monologs for the Millennium will be presented February 24-27 at the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts. All shows are at 7:30 p.m.. Tickets are $10 for non-members, $8 for UICA members and students.
The show consists of a series of interrelated monologs developed around themes related to the millennial event, explains Bob Mayberry, GVSU English professor and author of one of the monologs. The monologs vary in length from two to 20 minutes.
Other writers include Denise Stephenson, director of GVSU's Writing Center, and GVSU graduates John Rich and Jeremy Schliewe. Actors include GVSU graduate Patrick Pellow, a veteran of numerous GVSU theatre productions, and Teresa Okrazewski, a student in GVSU's Physical Therapy program.
