When Gerardo Escobar's car breaks down, the kind doctor Roberto Miranda comes to his rescue.  Gerardo invites his good Samaritan into the home for what should be a friendly encounter--until his wife Paulina hears Roberto's voice as one from her past.  A trial unfolds, examining issues of guilt and punishment, and forcing the audience to consider their own views of such broad questions.

As a community service project related to this show, Front Row Theatre Company and Harrison College House will be sponsoring a student art gallery and silent auction featuring artwork inspired by Schubert's Death and the Maiden. Everyone is encouraged to submit artwork, click on the link for more information.

Performances will take place on
Thursday, March 30th at 8:00 pm
Friday, March 31st at 7:00 pm and 10:30 pm
Saturday, April 1st at 8:00 pm
and will be in Houston Hall Auditorium.

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Michael Sloan Warren Michael Sloan Warren is a junior Vagelos Scholar in the College double-majoring in physics and biochemistry.  This season marks his second with Front Row.  A diversely talented individual and the current chairman of the FTC board, Sloan acted in all three shows last season and produced the spring show, "Stop Kiss."  He has also performed with Penn Jazz, Quadramics, Penn Singers and Sparks Dance Company.  When not on stage, he works for the Radiology Department developing chemical agents for cancer imaging and treatment.