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	Charlotte's Web Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Smithwick Theater - Foothill College December 2-December 5, 2010 Beloved many generations, this is the story of a small, "radiant" pig with a big heart. Other farm animals and a kind-hearted, plucky spider band together to save the pig's bacon. Charlotte's Web Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Smithwick Theater - Foothill College December 2-December 5, 2010 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Foothill New Works Festival 2010 Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Lohman Theatre - Foothill College June 17-June 20, 2010 The Foothill New Works Festival 2010, produced by Tracy Ward, features length, one-acts and short play world premieres from the Foothill College Playwriting Program presented as staged, script-in-hand readings. The Foothill College New Works Festival is a project of the Department of Theatre Arts the Playwriting class and the First Year... Foothill New Works Festival 2010 Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Lohman Theatre - Foothill College June 17-June 20, 2010 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Goodnight, My Darlings Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Lohman Theatre - Foothill College March 18-March 21, 2010 This production is a trio of short plays by Noel Coward, featuring student directors and actors. Surprises abound for the 1930's British upper class in the show's three one-acts - We Were Dancing, Ways and Means, and The Astonished Heart. Santa Clara's Jessica Lynn directs We Were Dancing, a light musical romp about falling suddenly... Goodnight, My Darlings Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Lohman Theatre - Foothill College March 18-March 21, 2010 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Alice in Wonderland Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Smithwick Theater - Foothill College December 3-December 6, 2009 One of English literature’s most beloved and bizarre tales is brought vividly to the stage as an adventurous and relentless little girl makes a fateful decision to follow the White Rabbit down its hole and into a wonderfully strange land—indeed, a Wonderland—filled with mad tea parties, a cat that always grins, an impatient... Alice in Wonderland Presented by Foothill College Theatre Conservatory at Smithwick Theater - Foothill College December 3-December 6, 2009 Event Rating (0 votes)

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• Event Name: Goodnight, My Darlings
  "well..."
  Comment posted by: Nikki from San Jose, Mar 22, 2010
  

  The Astonished Heart is not a comedy. It was described at its first production as "a tragedy in six scenes". It's about a man who commits suicide after cheating on his wife. The fact that a... Expand

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  The Astonished Heart is not a comedy. It was described at its first production as "a tragedy in six scenes". It's about a man who commits suicide after cheating on his wife. The fact that a previous reviewer admited he would take out his phone during a show, disrupting other patrons who may actually understand the material may speak for itself. All three shows were student run productions and it was a show to be proud of, which is why I can not let the 1 star review stand alone without a rebuttal. Collapse

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• Event Name: Goodnight, My Darlings
  "Some of the best theatre I have seen in recent memory"
  Review posted by: Dr. Ford Prefect, D.F.A from Los Altos, Mar 21, 2010
  

  The students were professional in their approach and interpretation, with a few minor improvements to be had. "We Were Dancing" was up first, the music and dancing added a refreshing change of pace to... Expand

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  The students were professional in their approach and interpretation, with a few minor improvements to be had. "We Were Dancing" was up first, the music and dancing added a refreshing change of pace to a piece that inherently kept its actors sitting around for much of the performance. While the focal emotions created long, uncomfortable silences, I felt the pace dragged a bit here and there, the players could have picked up without losing the feel. "Ways and Means" was the standout piece of the show, the transition from the previous piece being executed with a notably seamless set change and entertaining song. The characters for this piece were very developed with great pacing /chemistry. "The Astonished Heart" was a solid dramatic piece that should have been the second in the show, the two songs that followed didn't manage to pick up my spirits despite being done well. I enjoyed the inclusion of 'hosts' to glue the whole thing together. Overall: 4.5 stars,5 in reflection of last review Collapse

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