Date: October 31-November 10

Time:
Thu, Fri, & Sat - 8:00 p.m.
Sunday - 2:30 Matinee

Venue: University Theatre

Ticket Prices:
$15 General Public
$10 Non-UTD Students
$10 UTD Alumni
$5 to UTD Faculty/Staff
Free to UTD Students with valid UTD Photo ID

This production contains adult language and mature themes.  No one under 16 will be admitted

This production is not appropriate for children. In "A Clockwork Orange," Alex and his vicious teenage gang revel in horrific violence, mugging, rape and other crimes of the night. When a drug-fueled night of fun ends in murder, Alex is given a choice: be brainwashed into good citizenship and be set free, or face a lifetime in prison.

Rave Reviews for A Clockwork Orange!

 "At the risk of overselling it, I consider what they're doing right now to be as good as anything I've seen on professional stages in New York, London, or certainly Dallas in the past few years.  This is one freaking great piece of theatre!"  --  Elaine Liner, Dallas Observer
http://www.dallasobserver.com/issues/2002-10-10/stage.html/1/index.html

"Brian J. Smith, as Alex, takes command of the stage physically and injects moments of quiet humor as well. It's hard to imagine the role better performed even in a professional production."  --  Lawson Taitte, Dallas Morning News
http://www.dallasnews.com/entertainment/overnight/stories/
100502dnoveclockwork.68ecb.html
 

Congratulations to the cast and crew of
A Clockwork Orange!!

A CLOCKWORK ORANGE was the big winner at the Texas State competition of the American College Theatre Festival this October, taking home all of the major awards. The collaborative production (Collin County Community College and The University of Texas at Dallas) was honored as the Critic's Choice, as well as the Director's Choice, and will be considered for advancement to the Regional Finals (held at Texas Christian University) in February.

Brad Baker was cited for Excellence in Directing (the 9th time Brad has won this award in the past 11 years). Craig "Yo" Erickson won for his Scenic Design. Jeff  "Flip" Stover was honored for his Lighting Design. Robin Armstrong won for Costume Design. CCCC student Leigh Ann Metcalf won for Stage Management. And former CCCC student Chelley Pyatt was cited for her Videographic work on CLOCKWORK.

The production also received three acting citations, with Brian J. Smith ("Alex", CCCC Theatre major), Adrian Leigh Cook ("F. Alexander", UTD graduate student) and Joe Newton ("Pete", CCCC Theatre major) each being nominated for the Irene Ryan Award, considered the highest award a collegiate actor can receive.