Mask And Wig Club Upenn

And established the mask wig s mcmichael dormitory which is located in the lower section of the quadrangle.

Mask and wig club upenn. Join our mailing list. If you want to book us visit our booking request form. Quince street philadelphia pa 19107 215 716 7378. Located in center city philadelphia.

Each year mask and wig produces two all original shows. The mask wig club was founded in 1889 by clayton fotteral mcmichael as an all male peformance group. In that year a notice posted in college hall urged students to try out for the new club concluding with the henry vi line defer no time. In october mask and wig performs on penn s campus for a weekend in october.

Mask and wig club 1889 production lurline graphic year. The mask and wig club of the university of pennsylvania was first conceived of in 1888 by a small group of undergraduates led by clayton fotterall mcmichael who were interested in the stage and desired something the university did not offer. The three cast members are identified as robb g. 9 x 13 cm 3 5 x 5 in notes.

Included are production materials from 1889 to 1989. A troupe that would produce original humorous theatrical pieces. The mask and wig club founded in 1889 is the oldest all male collegiate musical comedy troupe in the united states. To send us an email click here to visit our contact form.

As in year s past today s mask and wig musical productions are comedies that satirize current events and campus life. The mask and wig club 310 s. Digital reproduction in tiff format scanned in color at 300 dpi. In the spring mask and wig members create a full length musical.

If you want to rent the clubhouse request a rental here. Kendrick steel scanning notes. Click here to find out more about our facility and. The mask and wig club founded in 1889 by clayton fotterall mcmichael is the oldest all male collegiate musical comedy troupe in the united states.

A comedic production mask and wig shows appeal to a broad range of audiences. Penn s mask and wig club is an all male comedy troupe that has entertained philadelphians and the penn community since 1889 with its original revues often featuring men dressed up as women.