Achenbach--Michael Owen (Student--2008)

Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	'Urinetown' wows audiences Northern Iowan 107:51, p.6	04/19/2011	A satirical musical, which ran for three years on Broadway, was presented in the Strayer-Wood Theatre. The presentation was a collaborative effort of students and faculty; photo.
2	Strayer-Wood Theatre student selected as finalist in Regional Theatre Festival Northern Iowan 107:31, p.4	01/28/2011	Theatre students chosen to participate in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. Five students were nominated and two were named Regional Finalists; photo.
3	Strayer-Wood Theatre presents "She Stoops to Conquer" Northern Iowan 107:13, p.4	10/12/2010	Oliver Goldsmith's play shows close interpersonal relationships, especially between a father and his daughter; photo.
4	Mistakes were (not) made Northern Iowan 106:56, p.2	06/18/2010	Review of "Mistakes Madeline Made"; photo.
5	Count Dracula sucks in audiences with suspense, humor Northern Iowan 106:51, p.7	04/20/2010	Review of production of the play, Count Dracula; photo.
6	Strayer-Wood Theatre to present 'Count Dracula' Public Relations News Release 2009:388, p.1	04/08/2010	Directed by Richard Glockner, the play is based on the novel by Bram Stoker and combines suspense with comedy. Production designers include scenery designer and associate professor of theatre Leonard Curti
7	Torn between two loves Northern Iowan 105:50, p.5	04/17/2009	Review of Sarah Ruhl's play, "Eurydice". The play will be performed in the Bertha Martin Theatre.
8	Theatre UNI presents 'Eurydice' Public Relations News Release 2008:442, p.1	04/03/2009	Eurydice is a modern interpretation of the myth of Greek musician and poet, Orpheus. Directed by Richard Glockner, the cast production features Julie Baldwin and Michael Owen Achenbach as the young lovers.
9	Theatre UNI presents Steve Martin comedy, 'The Underpants' Public Relations News Release 2007:696, p.1	05/28/2008	"The Underpants" was written by Carl Sternheim in 1910 and adapted for modern audiences by comedian Steve Martin. The play exposes the results when a young wife's underwear accidentally falls to her ankles on the street during a parade for the king.