Drama Productions

Overview

Productions

With a Focus on Original Works…

“In addition to producing contemporary and classic plays and musicals, Jesuit Drama is committed to creating new works in collaboration with our students, frequently focusing on ideas and issues that revolve around social justice.”
—Ed Trafton ’84, Artistic Director

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The Encyclopedia of Early Earth (2014)

Jesuit Drama 2014 Fall Play (Original Premiere)

An original adaptation of the graphic novel by award-wining author/illustrator Isabel Greenberg 

Adapted by Rachel Malin & Ed Trafton

Photography by David Bischoff & Claudia Scheffer

To find out more about Isabel Greenberg, click here.

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MOVE 2 (2013)

Jesuit Drama 2013 Spring Musical (Original Premiere)

A Company-Created Performance/Dance Piece

Dance/Movement by Pamela Kay Lourentzos, Ed Trafton & The Company

Photography by David Bischoff

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Hello, Dolly! (2012)

Jesuit Drama 2012 Spring Musical

Book by Michael Stewart based on Thornton Wilder’s play The Matchmaker and Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman

Photography by David Bischoff

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Imago Dei (2011)

Jesuit Drama 2011 Fall Play (Original Premiere)

Documentary piece about global migration commission by JRS (Jesuit Refugee Services) Created by the Company.

Photography by David Bischoff

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Achilles in America (2008)

Jesuit Drama 2008 Fall Play (Original Premiere)

An exploration of the suicide epidemic among US veterans of the Iraq War as seen through the lens of Greek myth. Created by the Company

Photography by David Bischoff

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Move (2005)

Jesuit Drama 2007 Spring Musical (Original Premiere)

A Company-Created Performance/Dance Piece

Dance/Movement by Chris Chandley, Cathy Levering, Ed Trafton & The Company

Photography by David Bischoff

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The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Jesuit Drama 2002 Spring Musical

An “Our Lady of the Reluctant Supplication (OLRS)” Presentation

Based on the book by Franklin L. Baum with Music & Lyrics by Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg

Photography by David Bischoff