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write creatively, to dramatize a Casals recommends two plays
situation." that will be performed this fall,
The Hostage" and Pinter's "Be-
, Good theater should invoke an trayal." He said he is impressed
There is a new face in the UNL action-reaction response between wfth the quality of people work
theater department. The face is performer and audience, C as ale mg m te department.
Mick Casale's the playwright in said. The audience should leave . . 0 .w
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CO introduction to theater and ad- possibly changed. To do this he unhne20
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l 1 hvtTTS ne problem with the theater have sold out in New York and at
WoSS; ?SS5? Minnesota's Guthrie II theater.
I I Caslle said his status as play- bec&nstZ? "Elm Circle" will be available
( ) wright was not .something he. com A from Dramatist Flay Service
i chosetobecomebutrathersome-r TTie playwright must find seme ctime this falL
X thing he does because he has noJ unifymg concept and develop a someimi
1 ) choice. Casale, who is from up- drama that challenges the aud- Currently Casale is working on
V v state New York, originally was a ience, he said. a play about a murder during the
j journalism major at New York Casa!e emphasized tfce excel- American- Indian Movement of
I ) State University. In journalism lent opportunities UNL theater the mid-70s and equal minority
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Daily Nebmsfc&a Staff Writer the last one didn't count). The like its predecessors and contains
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