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| | This article provides background info about [[Varsity Show]] performances. | | This article provides background info about [[Varsity Show]] performances. |
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| − | == List of older shows == | + | == Performances == |
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| − | * 109th | + | * 2004 - [[Off Broadway (110th Annual Varsity Show)|Off Broadway]] |
| − | | + | * 2005 - [[The Sound of Muses (111th Annual Varsity Show)|The Sound of Muses]] |
| − | ==110th==
| + | * 2006 - [[Misery Loves Columbia (112th Annual Varsity Show)|Misery Loves Columbia]] |
| − | | + | * 2007 - [[Insufficient Funds (113th Annual Varsity Show)|Insufficient Funds]] |
| − | The 110th Annual Varsity Show was performed in April [[2004]]. It centered around a plan by the evil Henry Lucifer Hale to move Columbia to New Haven, which is thwarted by [[New York City]] history professor [[Kenneth Jackson]].
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| − | ==111th==
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| − | '''The Sound of Muses''', the 111th Annual Varsity Show was performed in April [[2005]]. It revolved around the return of Homer, writer of several [[Literature Humanities]] books. It is most memorable, however, for the collapse of a setpiece representing [[Ferris Booth Commons]] during the intermission of the first (?) night's performance. The cast swiftly worked calamity into a joke during the second half of the show.
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| − | ==112th==
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| − | '''Misery Loves Columbia''', the 112th Annual Varsity Show, was performed in April [[2006]].
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| − | Much of the plot revolved around the conflict between different schools at the university, e.g. [[Columbia College|CC]], [[SEAS]], [[GS]], and [[Barnard]], as well as the continual failure of the characters' love lives. The most memorable scene was possibly one of a Barnard professor reading a bedtime story to pajama-clad students, who whine "I want a husband!"
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| − | == 113th ==
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| − | '''Insufficient Funds''', the 113th Annual Varsity Show, played in [[Roone Arledge Auditorium]] on April 27th-29th, [[2007]].
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| − | ===Plot===
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| − | In order to find [[Alexander Hamilton]]'s treasure, [[ABC]] has revoked student groups' funding (by engineering campus controversies) to rebuild the orb that once stood atop the [[Sundial]], and kidnapped [[David Helfand]] in order to determine the time for the precise alignment of stars. The groups, represented by the [[French Cultural Society]], [[Postcrypt]], and [[CTV]]'s ''[[The Gates]]'', battle ABC for control of the treasure. It turns up in the Venetian Well outside [[Schermerhorn]], which no one can agree on how to pronounce, but is only work $300. A subplot revolves around a [[Carman]] [[RA]]'s grandfather, who has been evicted from [[Manhattanville]].
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| − | ===Creative team===
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| − | * Director: Mark Junek
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| − | * Producers: Olivia Gorvy, Geo Karapetyan
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| − | * Writers: Tom Keenan, [[Peter Mende-Siedlecki]], [[Rob Trump]]
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| − | * Composer: Henry Pedersen
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| − | * Choreographer: Erin Debold
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| − | * Art Director: Brigid Abraham
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| − | ===Cast===
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| − | * [[Becky Abrams]]
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| − | * Caitlin Harrity
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| − | * [[Caitlin Shure]]
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| − | * [[Jordy Lievers]]
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| − | * Josh Breslow
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| − | * [[Mark Rosenthal]]
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| − | * [[Mike Molina]]
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| − | * Thomas Anawalt
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