The UC Davis’ Department of Theatre and Dance’s winter production
of Woyzeck is set to open on Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. The
production will run through March 8 in the main theatre at Wright
Hall.
The play, written by German dramatist Georg Büncher, tells the
story of the eponymous protagonist, Franz Woyzeck, a working
class man who deals with psychological trauma. The story explores
themes of class, violence and the fragility of the human psyche.
The Theatre Department’s Granada Artist-in-Residence, Bob
McGrath, will direct Neil LaBute’s adaptation of Woyzeck.
Department of Theatre and Dance presents “Woyzeck”
UC Davis’ ‘Woyzeck’ features madness, murder
Special to The Enterprise
February 13, 2015
Neil LaBute’s intriguing adaptation of Georg Büchner’s “Woyzeck”
will be presented by the UC Davis department of theater and
dance Feb. 26-March 8 on the Main Stage of Wright Hall. “Woyzeck”
is a theatrical examination of a young man who is abused by a
power structure that dehumanizes him, driving him to madness and
murder.
Woyzeck is the original bad-luck kid. Poor guy can’t get a
break to save his soul. Woyzeck is the subject of the sumptuous
play, directed by Granada Artist-in-Residence Bob McGrath,
currently on stage at UC Davis’ Main Theatre.
Congratulations to Bob McGrath and his fine cast and crew on this
well-deserved review from the Davis Enterprise.
Read the full review here.
