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February 28, 2010The EARLY 19th Century (continued) and Georg Büchner’s _Woyzeck_

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23 March 2010
ENG 226 Students:
Two things:
1. A reminder about the play
2. An online service you can use, as Saint Leo Students, to help with your papers (in any course you take at Saint Leo)
(see below)
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_Woyzeck_ will be performed at . . .
. . . the main campus, March 24-27 at 8:00pm (seating at 7:30).
The Saint Leo University Theatre Company will produce Georg Büchner’s classic modernist piece, _Woyzeck_ (pronounced voyt’-seck), March 24 through 27 in Selby Auditorium.
Admission is free and all performances start at 8:00 p.m., with doors opening at 7:30 p.m. This play has no intermission, and latecomers will not be seated after the show starts.
Based loosely on the life of an actual soldier, the play tells the story of a man, Franz Woyzeck, whose paranoia and delusions force themselves to come true. This classic piece of modern theatre merits a rating of PG-13 for some violence and mild language.
For more information contact Mr. David McGinnis, Assistant Professor of English and Theater, at either (352) 588-8401 or by e-mail: david.mcginnis@saintleo.edu.
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Also, please give this new service a try with your final papers and give me some feedback. Is it a good service? Is it/Was it worth your time?
Sentenceworks
To access the program, go to www.Sentenceworks.com
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See you in class,
Dr. Hobbs
Posted by lhobbs at February 28, 2010 02:00 PM
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