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“Broken Glass”
A drama by Arthur MillerPerformance dates/times: April 10, 11, 12 at 8 pm (3 performances total)
Location: Judd Theatre
Director: Paul Mitchell
Audition dates: Feb. 18 & 19 at 7 pm in Judd Theatre
Story: In 1938, Sylvia Gellberg has suddenly, mysteriously, become paralyzed from the waist down. Her husband, Phillip, is assured by their family physician, Dr. Hyman, that physically, there is nothing wrong with Sylvia and he advises that the only way to discover the cause of her paralysis is to probe into her psyche. Through this husband-wife-doctor relationship, Miller begins to peel away all the layers of the characters’ lives in this stunning, deeply effective exploration of what it means to be both American and Jewish in the days before the start of World War II. (Suitable for ages 12 and up)
“Miller’s voice, which remains as strong and unrelenting as a prophet’s, distinguishes BROKEN GLASS and gives it a poignancy so rare . . . that it’s almost new-fashioned.” – The New York Times
Faculty Facts
Dr. Holly Osburn, Professor of Psychology, is interested in women in the workplace, leadership, and organizational conflict. Dr. Osburn enjoys working with her students and has several favorite memories from OC. "I met my husband here--that's probably the best. Also, I still have very close friends from here."
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