Gallery: The Women of Lockerbie

10/21/2020 by Stephen Jackson Leave a Comment

On Oct. 16, the School of Theatre opened their Stage II season with “The Women of Lockerbie” in the Burg Theatre. The show was streamed online, and actors maintained physical distance throughout the performance.

Christopher Patten (acting sophomore) mourns the loss of his son as “Bill Livingston.”

Emerson Stack (acting sophomore, left) descends into sorrow as “Madeline Livingston” while Cozy Cozart (acting senior, right), playing “Olive,” listens from a distance.

Deanna Cooper (acting junior, far left), portraying “Hattie,” Sophia Boyer (acting sophomore, middle left), portraying “Woman 1,” Sydnee Lasseigne (acting junior, bottom right), portraying “Woman 2,” and Christopher Patten (acting sophomore, top right) perform under the lights of the Burg Theatre on opening night.

Emerson Stack (acting sophomore, left), as Madeline Livingston, cries in agony while Cozy Cozart (acting senior, right), as Olive, screams about her own loss from the plane crash.

Cozy Cozart (acting senior, left) plays Olive, begging for the release of the belongings of the plane crash victims while Sophia Boyer (acting sophomore, right), Woman 1, watches from afar.

Maxwell McIntire (acting senior, right), as “George,” explains his side of the story while Sophia Boyer (acting sophomore, left), as Woman 1, listens.

Maxwell McIntire (acting senior), playing George, describes his own difficulties coming to terms with the death of the passengers.

The Women of Lockerbie, Cozy Cozart (acting senior, middle left), Sophia Boyer (acting sophomore, middle right) and Sydnee Lasseigne (acting junior, far right) aid Bill Livingston, played by Christopher Patten (acting sophomore, far left), with his sorrow over the loss of his son.

Hattie, played by Deanna Cooper (acting junior) declares that she knows how to read.

Sydnee Lasseigne (acting junior), as Woman 2, lights a candle in remembrance of the victims of the horrific plane crash.

Christopher Patten (acting sophomore, right) plays Bill Livingston and confronts Cozy Cozart (acting senior, left), playing Olive.

Cozy Cozart (acting senior, right), as Olive, spreads words of wisdom while Sophia Boyer (acting sophomore, left) listens from a social distance.

Cozy Cozart (acting senior), as Olive, gazes into the distance as The Women of Lockerbie’s opening night comes to a close.

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