Drama

Live reading by Ruth Chambers.

Following the news-covered events of Episode Seven, Governor Alvarez has no choice but to call out all available forces to end the Zombie threat in his state. Seeking to use NY as a model for the rest of the country, Martial Law and strict curfews are temporarily imposed for all NY Citizens. Even the Hunters lay low for days at a time, mostly hiding out at Billy's barred-in apartment.

Patrick Shearer hosts Sam Ramos, publicity director, Alina Lusebrink, stage manager, and Jake Kelly, actor and publicity crew, of The ACME Theatre Company.

acmetheatre.net

The Folklorist is a NE Emmy nominated educational program that offers an imaginative look at some of our world's most iconic and obscure historical events.

This pilot features The Boston Molasses Flood, The Boston Massacre, and New England's Dark Day.

It also features Campfire, a segment aimed to empower young folklorists in the local middle and elementary schools by sharing stories that are meaningful to them.

Produced by Jesse Kreitzer, a staff content producer at NewTV, a community media center and PEG access center in Newton, Massachusetts.

presented by the DHS Drama Department

Davis Senior High School Drama Department presents
"Moliere's Tartuffe"
Translation by Richard Wilbur, Directed by Gwyneth Bruch
Pre-show video & set design by Ian Wallace, Costumes by Sasha Hil,
Lights by Kora Feder, Sound by Christine Alexander.

Recorded March 16, 2012 at the Richard Brunelle Performing Arts Theatre by
Davis Media Access
TRT: 01:28:07

Nature's Theatre Presents:
"Junky's Last Stand"

The 50-minute play, featuring a cast of young actors, was part of the
2011 Cool Davis Festival. The play helps people think about what they eat.

Recorded by Davis Media Access, October 16, 2011 at the Davis Veterans
Memorial Theatre.
TRT: 00:53:30

presented by the DHS Drama Department, April 6, 2007

The City of Davis Community Services Department presents

The 2011 Davis Children's Version of the Nutcracker

cityofdavis.org/cs/nutcracker

recorded, edited, mastered and replicated by Thomas C. Estes, 530-661-4166

What I Did For Love - A Tribute to Tony Fields - 2010,  presented by the Davis High School Drama Department.

Conceptualized and Coordinated by Hannah Allen and Sterling Melcher. Choreography by Cara Steindorf Rains.

Recorded by Davis Media Access, April 17th, 2010 at the Brunelle Performing Arts Center.