New Voices 14; April 17-20

New Voices, 14, WPI's annual spring showcase of writing, acting, producing, directing, carpentry and theater technology skills of members of the campus and city communities, will be performed in Alden Memorial from Wednesday, April 17, through Saturday, April 20. Fourteen plays by 12 playwrights (10 men and 2 women) with a total of 111 roles were selected for this year's program. "This is a milestone year for New Voices," says drama/theatre Professor Susan Vick. "When Lunch With Walt plays at the 4:30 performance on April 19, it will be the 201st play presented in the series - quite impressive, don't you think?" Admission is free.

The performance schedule follows:

Wednesday, April 17, 4:30pm: Sunflower Sutra by Mike Andrews and It's All Part of the Game by Steven Siegmund and Jed Miller; The Divine Comedy by Morgan D. Rosenberg; 7pm: Phone Tag: A Love Story by Roy S. Rubenstein, Legwork by Dean O'Donnell, and Descent From Eden by Catherine Darensbourg.

Thursday, April 18, 7pm: A View From the Tower by Roy Rubenstein, Tonight? by Daniel Afonso, The Three Journeymen by Dean O'Donnell, A Little Bitch of the World by Amy Sinyei, and Six Tales From Urbino by Thomas Russell.

Friday, April 19, 4:30pm: Imperfect Timing by Amy M. Sinyei, Retrain Protocol by N. Harrison Ripps, and Lunch With Walt by Thomas Carr. 7:30pm: Tonight?, Legwork, It's All Part of the Game, Sunflower Sutra, and The Divine Comedy.

Saturday, April 20, 2pm: Imperfect Timing, Phone Tag: A Love Story, A Little Bitch of the World, and Descent From Eden. 7pm: A View From the Tower, Retrain Protocol, Six Tales From Urbino, Lunch With Walt, and The Three Journeymen.