Play Focuses On Desperate Economy

The Kendall Campus Theater department presents the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Glengarry Glen Ross at the Martin and Pat Fine Center for the Arts, 11011 S.W., 104th St., on Oct. 28 at 8 p.m.

The plot revolves around four 1980s real estate sellers who become desperate when the company they work for sends a motivational trainer who announces that two out of the four will be fired by the end of the week.

“[The play] suggested itself [because it] resonated the issues of today’s elections,” said Aaron Alpern, the play director and a theater professor at Kendall Campus.

Written by David Mamet, the show contains profanity and vulgar language. It is free and open to the public. The doors to the show will open 30 minutes before it starts. Attendees may park on campus for free. For more information contact Aaron Alpern at (305) 237-2282 or aalpern@mdc.edu

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