A Compilation of Interviews about BYU's 'A Man for All Seasons' Skip to main content
2013 - 2014 Season

A Compilation of Interviews about BYU's 'A Man for All Seasons'

by Adam White, dramaturg

A Man for All Seasons fares well with audiences and critics alike! The show is sold out, and those of us who’ve worked on this production feel very proud of that.

If you haven’t seen the show, didn’t get a ticket in time, or just missed the lobby display while at the performance, check out this eight minute clip of interviews that we are featuring in the lobby display!

A huge thanks to our interviewees (Brandie Siegfried and Rick Duerden from the English Department and Joseph Skousen and Mallory Gee, two members of our cast), as well as Bobbie Lee, our editor and filmmaker.

Enjoy!

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