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The Quarantined

Presented by NDSU Little Country Theatre at NDSU Walsh Studio Theatre

April 28-May 2, 2010

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Writted by NDSU student Gabriel Gomez. A new and more deadly strain of small pox has risen to an unprecedented level of pandemic across the world. Michelle, a reclusive scientist looking to cure this new sickness, is placed in quarantine while attempting to travel and present her findings. She struggles in the mandatory quarantine, dealing with the human face of the outbreak she had tried to distance herself from, and an unwilling connection is formed with her cell mate. She recalls the questionable events throughout her life that led her to a quarantine cell and strives to continue her fight against the outbreak.

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    NDSU Walsh Studio Theatre

    12th Avenue North and Albrecht Blvd
    Fargo, ND 58105

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    Tickets: Adults: $10 Seniors: $8 NDSU Alumni: $8 General Student: $8 NDSU Student: $5

    Info Phone: 231.7969

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    April 28-May 2, 2010

    Times:
    Wednesday-Saturday at 7:30 PM
    Sunday at 2:00 PM

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    Please call 231-7932 for special assistance needs.

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    • Event Name: The Quarantined
      "Great Job"
      Review posted by: Adam B from adam.bohrer@ndsu.edu, May 06, 2010
      

      Just wanted to say, amazing work! The fact that everything was student driven was impressive in itself. The little, somewhat subtle, elements truly engulfed the audience. One, in-particular, was... Expand

      Just wanted to say, amazing work! The fact that everything was student driven was impressive in itself. The little, somewhat subtle, elements truly engulfed the audience. One, in-particular, was the radio playing at the beginning, totally set the mood and essence of the play to come. Overall great performance guys. Full of suspense coupled with the the eerie possibility of such an incident actually happening. Collapse

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    • Event Name: The Quarantined
      "Great Job"
      Review posted by: Adam B from adam.bohrer@ndsu.edu, May 06, 2010
      

      Just wanted to say, amazing work! The fact that everything was student driven was impressive in itself. The little, somewhat subtle, elements truly engulfed the audience. One, in-particular, was... Expand

      Just wanted to say, amazing work! The fact that everything was student driven was impressive in itself. The little, somewhat subtle, elements truly engulfed the audience. One, in-particular, was the radio playing at the beginning, totally set the mood and essence of the play to come. Overall great performance guys. Full of suspense coupled with the the eerie possibility of such an incident actually happening. Collapse

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