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Marie Antoinette (Ella Shahn Hagan) twirls her ribbons in emphasis while pacing in Olympe de Gouges' office. She details her experience of waking up in a grand palace bedroom and finding herself falling asleep in a prison cell by nightfall– without any cake or sugar. Meanwhile, Marianne Angelle (Jorah Graham), Charlotte Corday (Katarina Johnson), and de Gouges (Elizabeth Garapic) listen intently during a technical run-through of The Revolutionists.

Revolutionary women

Tess Killen
November 15, 2021
Set Designer Mary Kay Samouce and Costume Designer Avery Barrett discuss the overall image of the production and balance of the historical nature and modern themes in the final tech rehearsal of The Revolutionists in Russell Miller Theater on November 4, 2021.

In rehearsal, Elizabeth Garapic undresses from her gown to signify Olympe de Gouges' arrest and soon-to-be execution as Jorah Graham stands by to take the dress in Gordan Wilson hall on October 27, 2021.

Actors Katarina Johnson, Ella Shahn Hagan, Elizabeth Garapic, and Jorah Graham celebrate after concluding their final technical run-through before the opening night of The Revolutionists in Russell Miller Theater on November 4, 2021.

Lead designers, stage managers, dramaturgs, and directors gather in Gordon Wilson Hall on October 27, 2021, to rehearse WKU's Department of Theatre & Dance's rendition of The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson.

Actors Elizabeth Garapic and Jorah Graham rehearse an intimate moment in a rehearsal for The Revolutionists in Gordan Wilson hall on October 27, 2021. Marianne Angelle comes back to forgive Olympe de Gouges and mourn after Marie Antoinette's execution.

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