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SPRING 2023 Productions

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Tickets can also be purchased at the AS Ticket Office in the University Student Union or night of the performances at the Nordhoff Hall Box Office.

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La Boheme

March 9-12, 2023

Paris, Christmas Eve…the lives of four struggling bohemians-a seamstress, a poet, a painter and a singer are changed forever in this legendary Puccini opera.

 

Composed by Giacomo Puccini

Stage Direction by Sara E. Widzer

Conducted by Mercedes Juan Mussotto

 Location: Campus Theatre

Time: 7:30 pm curtain (Thursday, Friday, Saturday); 2 pm curtain (Sunday). NO LATE SEATING. 

Ticket Info: $22-General Admission, $18-Military/Senior, $15-Students, $10-Groups of 10 or more

La Boheme will be performed in Italian with English Subtitles.

Requests for accommodation services must be made at least five (5) business days in advance from the select performance date and time.

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Tartuffe

April 7-15, 2023

Written by Moliere; Translated by Richard Wilbur

Hypocrisy. Deception. Mayhem. Moliere’s classic farce is brought to energetic new life!! Tartuffe a pious imposter has taken over the household of Monsieur Orgon, plunging family and staff into total chaos. It is not until Orgon’s wife Elmire decides to challenge Tartuffe the tables begin to turn. 

 

Directed by Garry Lennon

Location: Little Theatre

Time: 7:30 pm curtain (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday); 2 pm (Sunday and Saturday, April 15). NO LATE SEATING.

Ticket Info: $22-General Admission, $18-Senior/Military, $15-Students, $10-Groups of 10 or More

Requests for accommodation services (e.g., sign language interpreters or transcribers) must be made at least five (5) business days in advance from the select performance date and time.
 

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Lysistrata

April 28-May 6, 2023

Written by Aristophanes; Adapted by Ellen McLaughlin

“Cross my legs and hope to die” While a war rages, the wives of those fighting decide to withhold the one thing their husbands so desperately desire. Will this force peace? Will this be the uprising? Presented through the lens of a reality TV show this student-directed production breathes new and relevant life to an Ancient Greek story. 

 

Directed by Victor Cruz Martinez, Malu Pizzatto and Autumn Renae Tatnall

Artistic Director Larry Biederman

Location: Experimental Theatre

Time: 7:30 pm curtain (Thursday, Friday, Saturday); 2 pm curtain (Sunday and Saturday, May 6). NO LATE SEATING.

Ticket Info: $22-General Admission, $18-Senior/Military, $15-Students and $10-Groups of 10 or more.

Requests for accommodation services (e.g., sign language interpreters or transcribers) must be made at least five (5) business days in advance from the select performance date and time.