Winner of the 2008 Deans Award For Outstanding Student Organization and 2009 ASSU Student Organization of the Year Award
Execution of Justice
3 May 2012 7:00 pm
5 May 2012 7:00 pm
US/Pacific
Reserve your FREE ticket in WHITE PLAZA, Monday through Friday from 12 - 2pm
or online at stanfordexecutionofjustice.com
EXECUTION of JUSTICE
THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY.
TOYON HALL.
7PM.
In 1978, Dan White shot and killed San Francisco mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, America's first openly gay elected official.
This play explores the highly controversial trial and verdict that followed. Was it a deliberate, pre-meditated assassination? A spontaneous murder in the heat of a quarrel? A homophobic hate crime, or a political impulse?
You decide.
Improvised Reading of the LORAX
23 Apr 2012 12:00 pm
US/Pacific
Join the Stanford Theatre Activist Mobilization Project (STAMP) &
Students for a Sustainable Stanford (SSS)
in an Improvised Reading of Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, in celebration of Earth Day.
PARTICIPATE!
Meet by the hills in the Engineering Quad at noon on Monday April 23
to watch and join in the fun.
Theater Games and Forum
11 Mar 2012 1:00 pm
US/Pacific
Sunday, March 11: 1 pm - 2 pm
meet on the White Plaza Stage
All are invited to STAMP's workshop on what theater can teach usabout the history and ongoing challenges of people who identify as LGBTQ.Actors and non-actors are encouraged to attend this event,structured in the style of Augusto Boal's Theatre of the Oppressed (TO),in anticipation of STAMP's spring production of Emily Mann's Execution of Justice.
Auditions: Execution of Justice
13 Feb 2012 7:00 pm
14 Feb 2012 10:00 pm
US/Pacific
Audition for STAMP's
Execution of Justice
by Emily Mann
Monday and Tuesday, February 13-14
7 - 10 PM in Roble Studio 33
e-mail ajholtz@stanford.edu with a summary of your availability
for a 5-minute audition slot
People with all levels of acting experience are encouraged to audition!
More details provided when you sign up.
Execution of Justice
by Emily Mann
Monday and Tuesday, February 13-14
7 - 10 PM in Roble Studio 33
e-mail ajholtz@stanford.edu with a summary of your availability
for a 5-minute audition slot
People with all levels of acting experience are encouraged to audition!
More details provided when you sign up.
Emily Mann's Execution of Justice puts the case of the People vs. Dan White itself on trial. In dual acts of violence in November 1978, Dan White killed George Moscone, the Mayor of San Francisco, and Supervisor Harvey Milk, the first openly gay officeholder in the city. The trial polarized San Francisco and highlighted deep divisions about where the city and the nation were headed. At the end of the trial, Dan White was convicted on the lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to seven years and eight months in prison.
Merchant of Venice
26 Jan 2012 7:00 pm
28 Jan 2012 7:00 pm
US/Pacific
SAVE THE DATE and reserve tickets now for
The Merchant of Venice
A Comedy.January 26, 27, + 28 @ 7 pm in The Nitery Theater; FREE
Visit -- STAMPmerchantofvenice.weebly.com
STAMP's first ever Shakespeare production, The Merchant of Venice, resurrects the infamous conflict between Shylock, a Jewish lender, and Antonia, a Christian businesswoman. Set in the modern context of the Bay Area and populated by characters surprisingly similar to ourselves, this production raises important questions about interfaith dialogue. Each performance will be followed by a fifteen minute talk back session.
Auditions: Merchant of Venice
21 Oct 2011 1:00 pm
22 Oct 2011 4:00 pm
US/Pacific
Friday, October 21 & Saturday, October 22
1 pm - 4 pm
Roble Studio 33
**email merchantofvenice.STAMP@gmail.com for a 5-minute audition slot**
Auditionees may perform any Shakespearean monologue of their choice, serious or comedic. Alternatively, you are welcome to prepare a reading from one of our Merchant of Venice monologue sides (to be sent out with your audition confirmation).
People from all levels of acting experience are encouraged to audition!
---
Want to get involved in production?
No experience necessary!
email thorsen@stanford.edu
1 pm - 4 pm
Roble Studio 33
**email merchantofvenice.STAMP@gma
Auditionees may perform any Shakespearean monologue of their choice, serious or comedic. Alternatively, you are welcome to prepare a reading from one of our Merchant of Venice monologue sides (to be sent out with your audition confirmation).
People from all levels of acting experience are encouraged to audition!
---
Want to get involved in production?
No experience necessary!
email thorsen@stanford.edu
Auditions: Death and the Maiden
2 Oct 2011 6:30 pm
3 Oct 2011 9:00 pm
US/Pacific
STAMP will be performing Death and the Maiden by Ariel Dorfman in early November. Auditions will be held:
October 2, 6:30-8pm
October 3, 7-9pm
Roble room 17
Email stampauditions@gmail.com to sign up for audition time slots. Drop-ins welcome, but sign-ups preferred. Sides will be provided. All experience levels welcome.
Spring into Action Performances
19 May 2011 8:00 pm
21 May 2011 8:00 pm
US/Pacific
Stanford's annual festival of student-written activist theater
SPRING INTO ACTION 2011: the caged self
featuring...
"Neither" by Samantha Toh, directed by Insiya Jafferjee
"Rachel and Hyde" written and directed by Ashley Micks
Thursday and Friday, 5/19-20 @ the Black Community Services Center
Saturday, 5/21 @ the Women's Community Center
All shows are at 8 pm ; Tickets are FREE ; Make your reservation HERE.
Thursday and Friday, 5/19-20 @ the Black Community Services Center
Saturday, 5/21 @ the Women's Community Center
All shows are at 8 pm ; Tickets are FREE ; Make your reservation HERE.
Audition for STAMP's Spring Into Action Play Festival!
20 Apr 2011 7:00 pm
21 Apr 2011 10:00 pm
US/Pacific
WEDNESDAY 4/20 7-10pm
THURSDAY 4/21 7-10pm
at the Women's Community Center
To ensure an audition time, please sign up here.
Drop-ins also encouraged.
The plays:
Neither by Samantha Toh is a moving reflection on sexual identity through the lens of times past
Rachel and Hyde by Ashley Micks shows us what happens when people can't get the respect they deserve as themselves
Looking Glass by Yaa Gyasi examines the tragedy of misunderstanding when race clouds judgement and vision
No preparation necessary, sides will be provided during the audition.
First-time performers encouraged
If you have any questions, or to get involved with Spring Into Action email: stampspringintoaction@gmail.com
The plays:
Neither by Samantha Toh is a moving reflection on sexual identity through the lens of times past
Rachel and Hyde by Ashley Micks shows us what happens when people can't get the respect they deserve as themselves
Looking Glass by Yaa Gyasi examines the tragedy of misunderstanding when race clouds judgement and vision
No preparation necessary, sides will be provided during the audition.
First-time performers encouraged
If you have any questions, or to get involved with Spring Into Action email: stampspringintoaction@gmail.com
Write a play for Spring into Action!
15 Mar 2011
28 Mar 2011
US/Pacific
Last year, the show included the student-written musical Abraham Niu and the Friendly Fires (which became Pawn) by Karmia Cao '11, and Wealth of Words, which is a collection of student-written monologues about the experiences of Stanford students from low-income backgrounds.
Submissions are due by March 28 (first day of spring quarter classes).
Email scripts to: STAMPspringintoaction@gmail.com
