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���Anyone who remembers the 1995 seminal indie movie, ���Before Sunrise,��� starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy, may find striking similarities to ���Last Train to Nibroc,������ said Joel Shura, director, and 窪做惇蹋厙 theatre faculty member.

The play begins with a young couple who meet on a train, start a conversation and end up finding a lifelong companion in one other ��� for better or worse.

���On its face, ���Nibroc��� appears to be a simple show, but it is the journey of these two astoundingly well-written characters that keep the audience coming back for more, so much so that playwright Arlene Hutton ended up writing two additional plays to tell the full life cycle of the two main characters,��� Shura said. ���It is honestly, just wholesome, lovely entertainment for the whole family.���

The play features a two-person cast, starring theatre students Katherine Ware and Clay Nield, that is small but dynamic.

���It has been a real treat to work on this production with a room full of burgeoning student production members, wonderful colleagues and two stand-out 窪做惇蹋厙 actors,��� Shura said.

The production was awarded a grant from the F.M., Anne G., and Beverly B. Bistline Foundation in order to tour it to local high schools free of charge. The hope is to take the touring materials gained from this first production and to see a yearly educational outreach production coming out of 窪做惇蹋厙 Department of Theatre and Dance.

���Last Train to Nibroc��� is the opening production in 窪做惇蹋厙 theatre���s first-ever season featuring the work of strong, contemporary female playwrights.

Tickets are available now at the 窪做惇蹋厙 Box Office, the Pond Student Union, Vickers Western Stores or at isu.edu/tickets. Ticket prices range from $8 - $13.