The Misericordia Players
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Previous Performances
- One Act Plays Part 1
- One Act Plays Part 2
- Play On! by Rick Abbot
- White Rabbit Red Rabbit
- Jesus Christ Superstar
One Act Plays Part 1
Analiese Hargreaves (left) and Kayli Boyes (right) perform a scene from Juliana Cofrancesco's play, Silicone Applause.
Photos by Kailene Nye
(From left to right) Kayla Binner, Paige Sala, Sean Gorman, and Adam Myers perform the one act play The Drive, written and directed by Professor Rachel Urbanowicz.
Photo by Kailene Nye
(From left to right) Analiese Hargreaves, Kayli Boyes, and Emily Clark perform the one act play Silicone Appluase, written and directed by MU student Juliana Cofrancesco (pictured off stage).
Photo by Kailene Nye
One Act Plays Part 1 took place on Friday, September 4th at 7:00pm. The one act plays were written and directed by Misericordia students/faculty. The plays performed were Silicone Applause by Juliana Cofrancesco and The Drive by Rachel Urbanowicz.
To watch the One Act performances, click here.
One Act Plays Part 2
On October 16th, at 7:00pm, the second part of our One Act plays took place. The plays were directed by Misericordia students Lauren Schuster, Beth Cote, and Madison Mokychic.
To watch the live stream of the One Act Plays Part 2, visit the Lemmond Theater YouTube Channel.
Play On! by Rick Abbot
White Rabbit Red Rabbit
Jesus Christ Superstar
MU Players Officers
Lauren Schuster
MU Players President
“I think theater is a really powerful way to tell stories and connect with other people. I wanted to join the MU players for that emotional connection and for the strong sense of community this group shares.”
Jessica Martin
MU Players Vice President
"I participated in theater until I started college and for me it was a step out of my comfort zone when I was encouraged to join the MU Players. I am so glad I did though because I was able to meet my best friends, grow as a person, and bring entertainment to the lives of others."
Cody Palubinsky
MU Players Secretary
"I joined the theater to meet new people and to do something fun"
Elizabeth Cote
MU Players Treasurer
"Theater has always been an art medium that I've admired due to the connection that's made between the actors and the audience. It's more immediate than any other art form. The audience feels what the actor feels and vice versa, at that moment, instantaneous."