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CAPILANO COLLEGE'S INTERNAL NEWSLETTER

Cap falling under the spell of the Dream

<oty ‘43 Do you believe in wood fairies and

4 nymphs? How about sprites and pixies,
or Puck? And what about magic? Is it
real or a figment of the imagination? Is
there such a thing as love at first sight, or
is that only a fool's dream? Are you
ready to enter a world of illusion where
magic is all powerful and people are at
its mercy? Men and women versus love
in “Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Fairies love like lunatics

Spirits, incestuous moon fanatics
A forest that moans and cries
Filled with little peoples’ lies

Fantastic reality

A nightmare in love and beastiality
Idiots of civilization come across all
As we watch in our demise

Lovers in love will fall

Wed. - Sat. March 18 - 21

Tues. - Sat. March 24 - 28

8 p.m. Friday matinees 1 p.m.

Studio Theatre, R Building, North Campus
Tickets at the door, Cap Corner,

Beaver Foods, and Humanities

John Harker as Oberon confronts Sandra Summerfield as Titania
over who wins the boy played by Rekha Sharma in Cap Theatre’s
production of Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”.

CAPILANO COLLEGE