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2007/2008 Youth Programming
Of Mice and Men
By John Steinbeck
Directed by Richard Cook November 19 - December 21, 2007 10:00am Performances (some later by arrangement) 
The Setting: Salinas Valley, California. 1930s.
Recommended Grade Level: 7-12 Related Subjects: American Literature, American History, American Government, Photography, Theatre Arts, Sociology Suggested Areas for Study and Discussion: The Novels of John Steinbeck: East of Eden, The Grapes of Wrath, The Pearl; The Great Depression; Homelessness in America; Acting: Characterization; Symbolism in Literature; Racism and Poverty in America; Images of the Dispossessed: the Photography of Dorothea Lang The Story: Against the backdrop of the Great Depression, two friends struggling to make a living as migrant workers dream of owning their own ranch. George is a shrewd, fast-talking man of the road; Lennie is built like an ox, but has the mind of a child. When the boss’ wife is found dead, the blame falls on Lennie, and a friendship is tested to its limits.
"a deft and delicate work, a simple, unvarnished staging that, put simply, packs a wallop." - Pioneer Press [ Review ]
"Steinbeck's compassion for and the humanity of his downbeat characters shine through..." - Star Tribune [ Review ]
The Company
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Matinee Tickets  Students: $11 Chaperones: Free Free bus parking Intimate 344-seat house Running Time 2 hours 10 minutes Educator Resources Study Guide available in October Download Bus Directions Download Dining Guide Enrich Your Day Small Group Workshops Post-Show Discussions Build A Moment Immersion Day Learn more» More Information Ryan Ripley Call 651.291.9196 or send email SPONSORED BY
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