The University Theatre is presenting the regional and mid-west premiere of "The Cure For Love" from March 15-25. Written by WMU faculty member Jay Berkow, the play is a bawdy farce adapted from an Alexander Dumas novel about a prestigious family trying different cures to treat love. Under the direction of retiring director Jim Daniels in his final production, the all student cast will perform the comedic mayhem of affairs and chaos in the name of love. Tickets can be purchased online, by phone, or at the box office for performances from March 15-17 and March 22-24 at 8pm and March 25 at 2pm.

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Contact: Emily Duguay
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CUREFORLOVE
February 7, 2012
THE CURE FOR LOVE - A BAWDY-SEXY-FARCICAL PREMIERE!
Making its regional and mid-west premiere, the University
Theatre presents The Cure For Love, a night of comedic mayhem coming to the Williams Theatre March 15 through March
25.
WMU faculty member and playwright, Jay Berkow, brings us
this bawdy and flirty farce adapted from the Alexander Dumas novel Fernande, about a prestigious family trying to find
a cure for love. Affairs abound and they are up to their corset
laces in chaos, but all in the name of love.
INFORMATION
THE
CURE
FOR
LOVE
BY
JAY BERKOW
MARCH 15 - 25
Written by faculty member Jay Berkow, and under the director of Jim Daniels as he directs his final production at WMU due to retirement, this all student cast includes Jody Burns, Susie Parr, Andi Foster, Sara
Bower, Ethan Hedeen, Aleks Krapivkin, and Brian Martin.
Performances will run March 15 through 17, March 22 through 24 at 8:00pm, and March 25 at 2:00pm.
An opening night reception sponsored by Millennium Restaurant Group will take place after the performance on March 15.
Tickets for University Theatre productions can be purchased online at www.wmutheatre.com, by calling
(269) 387-6222 or by visiting the Box Office between 12pm and 5pm, Monday through Friday. Admission
for the general public is $20, $15 for seniors and WMU faculty/staff, $10 for students, and $5 for WMU
students. Group discounts are available by calling (269) 387-3227. The box office at Miller Auditorium
also sells tickets to University Theatre productions. Additional information is available online at www.
wmutheatre.com.