Theatre · 2012

Problem Child and The End of Civilization

Set and Lighting Design

Two one-act plays by George F. Walker share a seedy motel room. Problem Child follows parents awaiting a social worker’s decision; The End of Civilization follows a couple crossing moral and legal boundaries to avoid financial ruin.

  • By George F. Walker
  • February 9-18th, 2012
  • UBC Main Stage
  • Telus Studio Theatre
  • Vancouver, Canada
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Images

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Process

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Credits

  • DirectorChris Robson
  • Set and Lighting DesignerWladimiro A. Woyno R.
  • Costume DesignDiana Sepulveda
  • Sound DesignLing Zhong
  • Stage ManagerGabrielle Holt