John's Hopkins Presents "Mozart was a Red"

[LibertyMage]

A member of the Baltimore Campaign for Liberty will be directing Murray Rothbard's "Mozart was a Red" (http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/mozart.html) as part of John's Hopkins "Freshman One-Act" production.

Performances will be on Friday, October 15th and Saturday, October 16th at 8pm, and Sunday, October 17th at 3pm. Tickets are $5 at the door ($3 students w/ ID). It will be at the Arellano Theater, which is underneath the Glass Pavilion at the Homewood Campus (http://webapps.jhu.edu/jhuniverse/information_about_hopkins/visitor_information/how_to_get_here/index.cfm#maps).

The only other performance that I know of was done at Rothbard's 60th birthday celebration at the Mises Institute, and from what I've seen at rehearsal, it will be an excellent show, and will certainly get a lot of laughs (especially for those of us who read Rothbard).

Hope to see you there!

[fedup100]

"Red" is real popular right now, we got one in the white House.

[BuddyRey]

That is great news! It's a very funny one-act play, and I must say, Rothbard had a real knack for satire. It's a shame he didn't explore it more often.

[LibertyMage]

Mozart was a Red by Murray N. Rothbard

As performed in the Freshman One Acts at Johns Hopkins University
Directed by Tabor Barranti

Cast:
Eric Lorenz as Keith Hackley
Katie Gilbert as Carson Sand
Brandon Weber as Jonathan
Yasmine Holloway as Greta
Robbie Callen as George Kelly


YouTube - Mozart was a Red (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tk-OkeKxq8)

[axiomata]

(Yes, that was suppose to be Ayn Rand's inner circle.)

Nice performances.