The Magical Extravaganza, held

in the Clayton State Theater, is an annual magic show made possible by

Clayton State professor of chemistry Dr. Jim Braun and a host of other

professional and amateur magicians. This will mark the 22nd year of the

Magical Extravaganza. "Lotte's Dream" a musical spinoff

of former Clayton State student Brad Fairchild's "Three Weeks,"

follows the life of a cabaret performer in New York City. Music for "Lotte's

Dream" was written by Andy Ditzler; the script and libretto was written

production of this work. The Ten Minute Play Festival, a collection of

various 10-minute plays by different authors, gives audiences the opportunity

to experience several complete stories limited to 10 minutes per play.

The $1,000 Playwriting Competition

winning script, to be determined by a panel of national judges, will be

directed by Hohlbein and will cast both professional and student actors.

This is the premier production of this work. To date over 70 plays have

been received from across the United States and other countries. The winning

play will be announced in January.

Finally, "The Tempest,"

William Shakespeare's tale of a shipwreck and fantastic island inhabitants,

combines the talents of the Clayton State Theater and the Clayton State

Drama Club, head by Clayton State Associate Professor of Psychology Dr.

Bethany Stillion. "The Tempest" will be performed outside.

"So come and join Clayton

State Theater in celebrating three decades of the entertaining, the provocative,

the challenging, the new," said Hohlbein.

For more information on the

Clayton State Theater and the upcoming season, please visit www.claytonstatetheater.org

or call 770-961-3460.

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