1967 Theatre Archive
- January 14-15, 1967
- (Highlands Playhouse)
A delightful examination of the correspondence between Mrs. Patrick Campbell and George Bernard Shaw. Readers Theatre.
- February 23-25, March 2-4, 1967
- By Harold Pinter
- Directed by James O. Costy
- (Highlands Playhouse)
A comedy of menace on man’s inability to escape from tradition and reality.
- April 7-8, 1967
- (Highlands Playhouse)
- Reader’s Theatre
The personalities of the Presidential families are portrayed in readings from interviews and observations.
- May 18-20, 25-27, 1967
- By August Stringdberg
- Directed by Donald B. Muir
- (Highlands Playhouse)
Written in 1888, this "black comedy" presents an extremely modern view of the conflict between man and woman.
- May 20 & May 27, 1967
- (Bret Harte Hayward)
- (Barrett Jr. High San Lorenzo)
- Children’s Theatre.
Geoge Bernard Shaw has provided the basis for the adaptation about a Roman and his friendship with a Lion.
- August 10-12, 17-19, 1967
- By Jean Anouilh
- Translated by Christopher Fry
- Directed by Alice Hatchell
- (Highlands Playhouse)
Set in France prior to World War I, the play mirrors the gay and playful air of a neo-romantic society. The humdrum of daily life was spiced with the frivolous games of courtship and social appearances.
- November 1-3, 1967
- By Howard Slatoff
- (Highlands Playhouse)
- Reader’s Theatre.
- November 10-12, 17-19, 1967
- By Sean O’Casey
- Directed by Donald B. Muir
- (Highlands Playhouse)
- December 2, 1967
- By Alan Cullen
- Directed by Jeanne Hull
- (Chabot College Auditorium)
- Children’s Theatre