Freud's Last Session (PDF) - Arizona Theatre Company

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TABLE OF CONTENTSABOUT ATC . 1INTRODUCTION TO THE PLAY. 2MEET THE CREATORS. 2MEET THE CHARACTERS. 3INTERVIEW WITH THE DIRECTOR. 5REFLECTIONS FROM THE REHEARSAL ROOM. 6FREUD, DARWIN, AND PSYCHOANALYSIS. 8LEWIS AND NARNIA . 9THE INKLINGS. 10FREUD’S DOGS. 10HISTORICAL TIMELINE. 11FREUD VS. LEWIS: A BATTLE OF QUOTES. 13DISCUSSION QUESTIONS AND ACTIVITIES . 14Freud’s Last Session Play Guide written and compiled by Katherine Monberg, ATC Literary Assistant, and Karen Altree Piemme, SJRDirector of Outreach. Discussion questions and activities provided by April Jackson, Associate Education Manager, Amber Tibbitts andBryanna Patrick, Education Associates.Support for ATC’s education and community programming has been provided by:APSArizona Commission on the ArtsBank of America FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield ArizonaCity Of GlendaleCommunity Foundation for Southern ArizonaCox CharitiesDowntown Tucson PartnershipEnterprise Holdings FoundationFord Motor Company FundFreeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold FoundationJPMorgan ChaseJohn and Helen Murphy FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsPhoenix Office of Arts and CulturePICOR Charitable FoundationRosemont CopperStonewall FoundationTargetThe Boeing CompanyThe Donald Pitt Family FoundationThe Johnson Family Foundation, Inc.The Lovell FoundationThe Marshall FoundationThe Maurice and Meta Gross FoundationThe Max and Victoria Dreyfus FoundationThe Stocker FoundationThe William L. and Ruth T. PendletonMemorial FundTucson Medical CenterTucson Pima Arts CouncilWells Fargo
ABOUT ATCArizona Theatre Company is a professional, not-for-profit theatrecompany. This means all of our artists, administrators andproduction staff are paid professionals, and the income we receivefrom ticket sales and contributions goes right back into our budgetto create our work, rather than to any particular person as a profit.The Temple of Music and Art, the home of ATC shows in downtown Tucson.Each season, ATC employs hundreds of actors, directors anddesigners from all over the country to create the work you see onstage. In addition, ATC currently employs about 100 staff membersin our production shops and administrative offices in Tucson andPhoenix during our season. Among these people are carpenters,painters, marketing professionals, fundraisers, stage directors,computer specialists, sound and light board operators, tailors,costume designers, box office agents, stage crew – the list isendless – representing an amazing range of talents and skills.We are also supported by a Board of Trustees, a group of business and community leaders who volunteer their time and expertise toassist the theatre in financial and legal matters, advise in marketing and fundraising, and help represent the theatre in our community.Roughly 150,000 people attend our shows every year, and several thousands of those people support us with charitable contributionsin addition to purchasing their tickets. Businesses large and small, private foundations and the city and state governments also supportour work financially.All of this is in support of our vision and mission:Our vision is to touch lives through the power of theatre.Our mission is to create professional theatre that continuallystrives to reach new levels of artistic excellence and that resonateslocally, in the state of Arizona and throughout the nation. In orderto fulfill our mission, the theatre produces a broad repertoireranging from classics to new works, engages artists of the highestcaliber, and is committed to assuring access to the broadestspectrum of citizens.The Herberger Theater Center, ATC’s performance venue in downtown Phoenix.1
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