University Concert Series presents Licorice Schtick, 7:30 p.m. tonight
October 22, 2007
SAINT LEO, FLA. – Saint
Leo University will present Neil Simon's play "The Good Doctor" on
Friday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 20 at 2 p.m. and 8
p.m., in Selby Auditorium, located on the main campus of Saint Leo
University.
David McGinnis,
assistant professor of English and theatre, will direct "The Good
Doctor." The play is based on the stories of Russian playwright
Antov Chekhov. A sampling of the stories in "The Good Doctor"
include a clerk driven mad with fear, a governess in unpaid
servitude, and bank employees tortured by a woman's nagging.
The student actors include Nick Nunes '09 (English writing),
Daniel Salahuddin '10 (biology), Anna Johnson '09 (English), Lori
Perreault '08 (English theatre), Anna Johnson '09 (English), Sidney
Carlan '08 (English theatre), Joseph Pless '10 (political science),
Julia Teal '10 (international studies), Daniel Losey '09 (political
science and international studies), Anthony Bommarito '10
(management), Amber Robinson '07 (criminal justice), Emily Belvo
'08 (English theatre), Eva Slepecky '11 (communications), Brittany
Komon '11 (English writing), Josh Porthouse '10 (management), and
John Rizzo '08 (elementary education).
The stage crew members are Cassandra Millhouse '08 (psychology)
and Jessica O'Keefe '10 (undeclared), stage managers; Anthony
Bommarito '10 (management), assistant director; Josh Porthouse '10
(management), master carpenter; and Sidney Carlan '08 (English
theatre), master electrician.
Selby Auditorium is located on the Saint Leo University Campus on
State Road 52, four miles east of Interstate 75 (exit 285), just
north of Tampa, Fla. Admission is free and open to the public. For
more information or directions, call (352) 588-8572.
Chartered in 1889, north of Tampa in St. Leo, Fla., Saint Leo
University is one of the largest and most innovative Catholic
universities in the United States. Students enrolled at Saint Leo
may choose from more than 41 academic programs, including
bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees, pre-professional and
accelerated-learning programs.
As one of the leading providers of higher education to the
military and a leader in online higher education, Saint Leo’s
enrollment includes more than 14,000 students at the traditional
University Campus and 16 regional centers throughout Florida,
California, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia, and
through the Center for Online Learning. For more information, visit
www.saintleo.edu.
Press Contacts:
Susan Shoulet
director of public relations
(352) 588-8121
susan.shoulet@saintleo.edu
