Arts & Culture

WFU Studio Series presents comedy ‘Life Under Water’

| by Pam Barrett

The Wake Forest University Theatre will present the one-act play “Life Under Water” by Richard Greenberg as part of its Studio Series at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1 and 4:30 p.m. Nov. 2 in the Ring Theatre of Scales Fine Arts Center.

Directed by Wake Forest senior theatre major George Graves, “Life Under Water” is about three bored, affluent youths who spend the summer on Long Island without any parental supervision. Their lives intersect in comical, bittersweet ways as they deal with desire, sex, guilt and friendship.

Wake Forest students Kate Bashore, Katie Richardson, Stowe Nelson, Lauren Pressley and Chris Miller make up the cast.

Tickets are free to Wake Forest University Theatre season ticket holders and $2 at the door for non-season subscribers. Call the Theatre Box Office at 336-758-5295 for more information.

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