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Posted By CamayakArchive on October 25 2015

Actress Ingrid Trovao that played the role of Shui Ta and Shen Te speaks during the Coffee Talk in the Black Box

Theater following the evening performance ldquoThe Good Person of Setzuanrdquo in a ldquoCoffee Talkrdquo discussion of theories

Home Arts amp Entertainment Coffee talk brings togetherartists audience

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Scholars students and actors gather at the Black Box

Theater following the evenings performance ldquoThe Good

Person of Setzuanrdquo in a ldquoCoffee Talkrdquo discussion of theories

and ideas hidden within the play Palomar College

Thursday Oct 8 2015 Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

and ideas hidden within the play on Oct 8 2015 Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

Just past 7 pm and people are standing in clusters in the intimate black box theater throughout the lobby and

outside at Palomar College

Most of the performers and audience members were in this theater together for more than three hours Now itrsquos a

break for free coffee and cookies In just a few minutes some audience members are going to return to interact

with the cast one more time

This was a coffee talk on Oct 8 following the performance of ldquoThe Good Person of Setzuanrdquo Palomar students

both as performers and audience members faculty from several disciplines friends family and community

members came together in an open discussion to share their thoughts on social issues brought up in the play

ldquoThe Good Person of Setzuanrdquo shows the extent people will go while under economic duress The morality of

each character becomes less distinguished as their situations are exposed

This semester the questions were ldquoWhat does it mean to be a good person And is it possible to be good and

stay good in our societyrdquo The coffee talk was brought together to promote campus engagement in the arts

The coffee talk is led by Michael Mufson the director of the play Mufson said he found inspiration for these talks

while in graduate school He read about a liberal arts colleges holding open discussion after plays in order to

engage the community in discussion

Mufson said he believes this idea is perfect for a college environment

This tradition of open discussion on relevant social topics has occurred in some form for more than 15 years since

Mufson began directing at Palomar

ldquoThe questions are out there for people to engage inrdquo Mufson said

The discussion features four respondents each an expert in a different field The respondents include William

Leslie Mary Ellen Brooks Bill Jahnel and Cynthia Bond

Baruch Guerrero a Theatre Arts and Radio Communications major is the stage manager of this show Guerrero

spoke at the coffee talk and discussed ideas concerning society brought up in the play

ldquoBeing able to talk to everyone after is funrdquo Guerrero said

Gerrero said that working with a large cast was stressful but the

community established from the experience was worth it

ldquoIf you didnrsquot have a childlike energy it wouldnrsquot be fun at allrdquo

Guerrero said

The issues discussed at this coffee talk span from socioeconomic

status gender roles and ethics in natural law Brooks brought up

the concept of conflict theory which states that capitalism is

fundamentally unequal due to itrsquos nature and social conflict is

unavoidable in such a society

Karen Mcleod 30 said that the biggest challenge in this play is

playing two different characters that are very different When asked about the coffee talks she explained that

everyone is different and every gets something different from each experience

ldquoWe did the best to communicate with themrdquo Mcleod said

More information on upcoming coffee talks and other Palomar Performing Arts events can be found on their

website wwwpalomareduperformingarts

Michael Mufson director leads the ldquoCoffee Talkrdquo

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discussion following the performance of ldquoThe Good Person

of Setzuanrdquo at the Black Box Theater Palomar College

Thursday Oct 8 2015 Mufson opens the doors to scholars

students and the actors to converse about what the play

means and what the writer Bertolt Brecht is trying to say

Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

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Scholars students and actors gather at the Black Box

Theater following the evenings performance ldquoThe Good

Person of Setzuanrdquo in a ldquoCoffee Talkrdquo discussion of theories

and ideas hidden within the play Palomar College

Thursday Oct 8 2015 Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

and ideas hidden within the play on Oct 8 2015 Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

Just past 7 pm and people are standing in clusters in the intimate black box theater throughout the lobby and

outside at Palomar College

Most of the performers and audience members were in this theater together for more than three hours Now itrsquos a

break for free coffee and cookies In just a few minutes some audience members are going to return to interact

with the cast one more time

This was a coffee talk on Oct 8 following the performance of ldquoThe Good Person of Setzuanrdquo Palomar students

both as performers and audience members faculty from several disciplines friends family and community

members came together in an open discussion to share their thoughts on social issues brought up in the play

ldquoThe Good Person of Setzuanrdquo shows the extent people will go while under economic duress The morality of

each character becomes less distinguished as their situations are exposed

This semester the questions were ldquoWhat does it mean to be a good person And is it possible to be good and

stay good in our societyrdquo The coffee talk was brought together to promote campus engagement in the arts

The coffee talk is led by Michael Mufson the director of the play Mufson said he found inspiration for these talks

while in graduate school He read about a liberal arts colleges holding open discussion after plays in order to

engage the community in discussion

Mufson said he believes this idea is perfect for a college environment

This tradition of open discussion on relevant social topics has occurred in some form for more than 15 years since

Mufson began directing at Palomar

ldquoThe questions are out there for people to engage inrdquo Mufson said

The discussion features four respondents each an expert in a different field The respondents include William

Leslie Mary Ellen Brooks Bill Jahnel and Cynthia Bond

Baruch Guerrero a Theatre Arts and Radio Communications major is the stage manager of this show Guerrero

spoke at the coffee talk and discussed ideas concerning society brought up in the play

ldquoBeing able to talk to everyone after is funrdquo Guerrero said

Gerrero said that working with a large cast was stressful but the

community established from the experience was worth it

ldquoIf you didnrsquot have a childlike energy it wouldnrsquot be fun at allrdquo

Guerrero said

The issues discussed at this coffee talk span from socioeconomic

status gender roles and ethics in natural law Brooks brought up

the concept of conflict theory which states that capitalism is

fundamentally unequal due to itrsquos nature and social conflict is

unavoidable in such a society

Karen Mcleod 30 said that the biggest challenge in this play is

playing two different characters that are very different When asked about the coffee talks she explained that

everyone is different and every gets something different from each experience

ldquoWe did the best to communicate with themrdquo Mcleod said

More information on upcoming coffee talks and other Palomar Performing Arts events can be found on their

website wwwpalomareduperformingarts

Michael Mufson director leads the ldquoCoffee Talkrdquo

On Tap Mike Hess Grazias Cream Ale bitly1i7aUkq

The Telescopetelescopenews

Papelbon vs Harper Who was right bitly1i7aUkk

The Telescopetelescopenews

The Telescope

Tweets

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Facebook

Be the first of your friends to likethis

The Telescope585 likes

Like Page

Recent Posts

On Tap Mike Hess Grazias

Cream Ale

Papelbon vs Harper Who

was right

Vocal quartet sings tributes at

the Brubeck

Select Month

Archives

Meta

Log in

Entries RSS

Comments RSS

WordPressorg

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discussion following the performance of ldquoThe Good Person

of Setzuanrdquo at the Black Box Theater Palomar College

Thursday Oct 8 2015 Mufson opens the doors to scholars

students and the actors to converse about what the play

means and what the writer Bertolt Brecht is trying to say

Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published Required fields are marked

Name

Email

Website

Comment

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title=gt ltbgt ltblockquote cite=gt ltcitegt ltcodegt ltdel datetime=gt ltemgt ltigt ltq cite=gt

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Author CamayakArchive

Home

About

Current Staff

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Recent Comments

Corinne Durrant

Durrant beloved art

professor dies

Anonymous on

are the best alternative to

physical books

Matt Sanchez on

Professor celebrates 42 years

at Palomar

ANGGI HIDAYATULLOH

Yes parking is worse now

Bill on Orchestrating your

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discussion following the performance of ldquoThe Good Person

of Setzuanrdquo at the Black Box Theater Palomar College

Thursday Oct 8 2015 Mufson opens the doors to scholars

students and the actors to converse about what the play

means and what the writer Bertolt Brecht is trying to say

Brandy Sebastianthe Telescope

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published Required fields are marked

Name

Email

Website

Comment

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title=gt ltbgt ltblockquote cite=gt ltcitegt ltcodegt ltdel datetime=gt ltemgt ltigt ltq cite=gt

ltstrikegt ltstronggt

Author CamayakArchive

Home

About

Current Staff

Join The Telescope

Advertising Information

Login

Recent Comments

Corinne Durrant

Durrant beloved art

professor dies

Anonymous on

are the best alternative to

physical books

Matt Sanchez on

Professor celebrates 42 years

at Palomar

ANGGI HIDAYATULLOH

Yes parking is worse now

Bill on Orchestrating your

social media image

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