Manchester University

'It's a Woman's World' to debut at Manchester University

Student-written musical is April 22 and 23

North Manchester, IN (03/24/2022) — Students in the Manchester University Theatre Society will present an original musical, It's a Woman's World, by Andy Vance.

The musical is a theatrical, dramatic-comedy that follows different women in their journeys through dealing with struggles in today's world. This musical is for mature audiences only.

The musical is 7:30 p.m. April 22 and 23 in Cordier Auditorium at the North Manchester, Ind., campus. Admission is free.

The play is directed by Vance, a senior student from Portage, Ind. This production is her senior project as a performing arts administration major at MU.

For the media

Andy Vance, Theatre Society board president, apvance2022@manchester.edu

Cast, expected graduation year and hometown:

Kora Beasley, 2025 - Middlebury, Ind.

Christopher Carroll, 2022 - Speedway, Ind.

Jasmyn DeHoyos, 2025 - Peru, Ind.

Omar Gadzhiev, 2022 - Arcata, Ca.

Aubree Hall, 2025 - LaGrange, Ind.

Karen Jimenez, 2025 - East Chicago, Ind.

Brad Miley, 2022 - Lowell, Ind.

Gracianne Nohl, 2025 - Sheboygan, Wis.

Darcie Patton, 2022 - Marion, Ind.

Megan Rodman, 2025 - Elkhart, Ind.

Mycal Stewart, 2025 - Bloomington, Ind.

Dane Stookey, 2022 - Winona Lake, Ind.

Christian Kyle Teeves, 2026 - Orange, Ca.

Jennifer Wagner, 2022 - Oley, Pa.

Ken Watson-Haynes, community member from Wabash, Ind.

Production crew, expected graduation year and hometown:

Andy Vance, 2022 - Portage, Ind.

Jade Gourley, 2023 - Evansville, Ind.

Diana Wilson, 2023 - Portage, Ind.

With campuses in North Manchester and Fort Wayne, Ind., Manchester provides vibrant and transformative student experiences. Learn more at www.manchester.edu/about-manchester.

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