The Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies

Frederick Douglass: Reflections on a Struggle for Freedom will be produced for the Texas State University community and junior and senior high school public school students in the Hays County area. The one-man show will be the first act of a two-act drama. The three university performances will take place at in the Theatre Department’s Studio Theatre, kicking off Black History Month. The production will then go on tour to local high schools as part of Teaching History in the Public Schools Grant sponsored by the Department of History. The public school performance will be accompanied by a curriculum guide for the teachers with a companion handout for the students.

Frederick Douglass will be performed by Cyrus Cassells, a poet, actor, and associate professor in the Department of English. The production will be directed by Dr. Sandra Mayo, Director of Multicultural and Gender Studies and Associate Professor in the Department of Theatre.

If you are interested in the Curriculum Guide for Frederick Douglass, or the promotional materials used in the January performance at the Theatre Center, please choose from the following buttons. All documents are in Adobe Acrobat format.

Curriculum Guide • Handbills • 11 x 17 Poster • Theater Program

Spring 2004 Productions

The Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies is proud to have been a co-sponsor of the Texas State Department of Theatre and Dance, Ethnic Theatre Workshop production of for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf, April 17-19, 2004. Information

Production materials are available upon request.

Spring 2004 Production of the Ethnic Theatre Workshop

For more information on for colored girls, e-mail MCGS@txstate.edu.

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