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Attendees enjoy Georgia Highlands College annual Alabama Shakespeare festival trip

Antonio Garcia
May 1, 2014
Students look at the Civil Rights monument in Montgomery, Ala. during the ASF trip. Photo by Antonio Garcia.
Students look at the Civil Rights monument in Montgomery, Ala. during the ASF trip. Photo by Antonio Garcia.

A group of 51 Georgia Highlands students and faculty attended the annual Alabama Shakespeare Festival trip hosted by student life and the Humanities division.

The group went on the weekend trip, April 26 and 27, and saw Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” at the Faulkner University Dinner Theater and a modernized version of William Shakespeare’s “Timon of Athens.” The trip also visited the Martin Luther King Jr. parsonage and the Rosa Parks museum.

Attendees of the annual trip to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival take a moment to get a group photo to remember the event. Photo Contributed.
Attendees of the annual trip to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival take a moment to get a group photo to remember the event. Photo Contributed.
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