107 past events with the stage acting tag
0 upcoming events with this tagApr 1, 2014
Tuesday
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Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University
Ball State University
In a sequel performance, The Acting Company presents Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. The play is structured as the inverse of Hamlet; the title characters are the leads, not supporting players, and Hamlet himself has only a small part. The duo appears on stage in this play when they are off-stage in Shakespeare's play.
Tickets on sale August 12, 2013.
For more information call the Emens Auditorium Box Office at (765) 285-1539 or visit www.bsu.edu/emens
- The Music Man 7:30pm to 12:42pm @ University Theatre, Ball State University Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$18;Faculty/Staff-$17;Senior Citizen-$14;Students-$12 Book, music and lyrics by Meredith Willson
Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey
Directed by Karen Kessler
Musical Direction by Jodi Cotton
Choreography by Christie Zimmerman
"Professor" Harold Hill lands in River City, Iowa, ready to con the locals into buying instruments and uniforms with the promise of building a town marching band for the children. He expects this escapade to be like any other, but he doesn't expect to meet the irrepressible Marian the Librarian. Will he be able to keep up the act, or is there more trouble in River City than he can handle?
For more information or tickets, please contract the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 2, 2014
Wednesday
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$18;Faculty/Staff-$17;Senior Citizen-$14;Students-$12 Book, music and lyrics by Meredith Willson
Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey
Directed by Karen Kessler
Musical Direction by Jodi Cotton
Choreography by Christie Zimmerman
"Professor" Harold Hill lands in River City, Iowa, ready to con the locals into buying instruments and uniforms with the promise of building a town marching band for the children. He expects this escapade to be like any other, but he doesn't expect to meet the irrepressible Marian the Librarian. Will he be able to keep up the act, or is there more trouble in River City than he can handle?
For more information or tickets, please contract the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 3, 2014
Thursday
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$18;Faculty/Staff-$17;Senior Citizen-$14;Students-$12 Book, music and lyrics by Meredith Willson
Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey
Directed by Karen Kessler
Musical Direction by Jodi Cotton
Choreography by Christie Zimmerman
"Professor" Harold Hill lands in River City, Iowa, ready to con the locals into buying instruments and uniforms with the promise of building a town marching band for the children. He expects this escapade to be like any other, but he doesn't expect to meet the irrepressible Marian the Librarian. Will he be able to keep up the act, or is there more trouble in River City than he can handle?
For more information or tickets, please contract the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 4, 2014
Friday
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$18;Faculty/Staff-$17;Senior Citizen-$14;Students-$12 Book, music and lyrics by Meredith Willson
Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey
Directed by Karen Kessler
Musical Direction by Jodi Cotton
Choreography by Christie Zimmerman
"Professor" Harold Hill lands in River City, Iowa, ready to con the locals into buying instruments and uniforms with the promise of building a town marching band for the children. He expects this escapade to be like any other, but he doesn't expect to meet the irrepressible Marian the Librarian. Will he be able to keep up the act, or is there more trouble in River City than he can handle?
For more information or tickets, please contract the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 5, 2014
Saturday
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$18;Faculty/Staff-$17;Senior Citizen-$14;Students-$12 Book, music and lyrics by Meredith Willson
Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey
Directed by Karen Kessler
Musical Direction by Jodi Cotton
Choreography by Christie Zimmerman
"Professor" Harold Hill lands in River City, Iowa, ready to con the locals into buying instruments and uniforms with the promise of building a town marching band for the children. He expects this escapade to be like any other, but he doesn't expect to meet the irrepressible Marian the Librarian. Will he be able to keep up the act, or is there more trouble in River City than he can handle?
For more information or tickets, please contract the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 10, 2014
Thursday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 11, 2014
Friday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 12, 2014
Saturday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 13, 2014
Sunday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
2:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 16, 2014
Wednesday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 17, 2014
Thursday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 18, 2014
Friday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Apr 19, 2014
Saturday
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$10;Students-$8 By Brian Friel
Directed by Eva Patton
Told through the childhood memories of Michael, five single sisters in 1930's Ireland find themselves questioning the lives they have led. Times are changing for these simple women, as pagan rituals rival the constraints of the Catholic Church and their hometown industrializes with teh arrival of a factory. Will life continue as before?
For more information or to purchase tickets, please contact the University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749.Oct 16, 2014
Thursday
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Hedwig and the Angry Inch
10pm to 12:42pm @
Be Here Now
Outdoor Stage
505 N. Dill St
Hedwig rocks her way into Muncie, Indiana, in Be Here Now's first theatrical production. Zachary Ryan Allen will bring the characters to life in this presentation of the musical HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH written by John Cameron Mitchell featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Trask.
It tells the story of "internationally ignored song stylist" Hedwig Schmidt, a fourth-wall smashing East German rock 'n' roll goddess who also happens to be the victim of a botched sex-change operation, which has left her with just "an angry inch." This outrageous and unexpectedly hilarious story is dazzlingly performed by Hedwig (née Hansel) in the form of a rock gig/stand-up comedy routine backed by the hard-rocking band "The Angry Inch." Using songs and monologues, Hedwig tells her story, which began in the former East Berlin where as Hansel he meets Luther, an American GI who promises to take the young man to the States on the condition that he switch his sex. After the bungled operation, Luther abandons newly named Hedwig in a Kansas trailer park where she turns to music and meets geeky Tommy Speck, whom she takes under her wing and soon falls for. Tommy steals her songs, achieves rock star fame, and Hedwig is once again cast aside. She decides to demand redress and stalks Tommy's world tour, performing in the dive bars that are situated next door to his stadiums. Hedwig describes her life's search for "The Origin of Love" and her other half. It's a rocking ride, funny, touching and ultimately inspiring to anyone who has felt life gave them an inch when they deserved a mile.
HEDWIG is a unique brand of theatre that plays off more as a rock concert than a play. This raucous, outrageous show promises to fully immerse the audience in the twisted world of Hedwig and her pursuit of fame.
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH is presented in special arrangement with Dramatists Play Services.Oct 17, 2014
Friday
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Hedwig and the Angry Inch
10pm to 12:42pm @
Be Here Now
Outdoor Stage
505 N. Dill St
Hedwig rocks her way into Muncie, Indiana, in Be Here Now's first theatrical production. Zachary Ryan Allen will bring the characters to life in this presentation of the musical HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH written by John Cameron Mitchell featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Trask.
It tells the story of "internationally ignored song stylist" Hedwig Schmidt, a fourth-wall smashing East German rock 'n' roll goddess who also happens to be the victim of a botched sex-change operation, which has left her with just "an angry inch." This outrageous and unexpectedly hilarious story is dazzlingly performed by Hedwig (née Hansel) in the form of a rock gig/stand-up comedy routine backed by the hard-rocking band "The Angry Inch." Using songs and monologues, Hedwig tells her story, which began in the former East Berlin where as Hansel he meets Luther, an American GI who promises to take the young man to the States on the condition that he switch his sex. After the bungled operation, Luther abandons newly named Hedwig in a Kansas trailer park where she turns to music and meets geeky Tommy Speck, whom she takes under her wing and soon falls for. Tommy steals her songs, achieves rock star fame, and Hedwig is once again cast aside. She decides to demand redress and stalks Tommy's world tour, performing in the dive bars that are situated next door to his stadiums. Hedwig describes her life's search for "The Origin of Love" and her other half. It's a rocking ride, funny, touching and ultimately inspiring to anyone who has felt life gave them an inch when they deserved a mile.
HEDWIG is a unique brand of theatre that plays off more as a rock concert than a play. This raucous, outrageous show promises to fully immerse the audience in the twisted world of Hedwig and her pursuit of fame.
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH is presented in special arrangement with Dramatists Play Services.Oct 18, 2014
Saturday
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Hedwig and the Angry Inch
10pm to 12:42pm @
Be Here Now
Outdoor Stage
505 N. Dill St
Hedwig rocks her way into Muncie, Indiana, in Be Here Now's first theatrical production. Zachary Ryan Allen will bring the characters to life in this presentation of the musical HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH written by John Cameron Mitchell featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Trask.
It tells the story of "internationally ignored song stylist" Hedwig Schmidt, a fourth-wall smashing East German rock 'n' roll goddess who also happens to be the victim of a botched sex-change operation, which has left her with just "an angry inch." This outrageous and unexpectedly hilarious story is dazzlingly performed by Hedwig (née Hansel) in the form of a rock gig/stand-up comedy routine backed by the hard-rocking band "The Angry Inch." Using songs and monologues, Hedwig tells her story, which began in the former East Berlin where as Hansel he meets Luther, an American GI who promises to take the young man to the States on the condition that he switch his sex. After the bungled operation, Luther abandons newly named Hedwig in a Kansas trailer park where she turns to music and meets geeky Tommy Speck, whom she takes under her wing and soon falls for. Tommy steals her songs, achieves rock star fame, and Hedwig is once again cast aside. She decides to demand redress and stalks Tommy's world tour, performing in the dive bars that are situated next door to his stadiums. Hedwig describes her life's search for "The Origin of Love" and her other half. It's a rocking ride, funny, touching and ultimately inspiring to anyone who has felt life gave them an inch when they deserved a mile.
HEDWIG is a unique brand of theatre that plays off more as a rock concert than a play. This raucous, outrageous show promises to fully immerse the audience in the twisted world of Hedwig and her pursuit of fame.
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH is presented in special arrangement with Dramatists Play Services.Nov 8, 2015
Sunday
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As You Like It
2:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
Cost: General Public-$15;Faculty/Staff-$14;Senior Citizens-$13;Students-$12 By William Shakespeare
Directed by Tracy Elaine ChessumDec 18, 2015
Friday
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IPR Radio Drama "A Christmas Carol"
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Sursa Performance Hall, Ball State University
Cost: $10 adults and $5 students (any age). Emens Box Office, 285-1539. “A Christmas Carol” Radio Drama
IPR will present the adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” on Dec. 18 in Sursa Performance Hall, on the campus of Ball State.
“A Christmas Carol” tells the story of the penny-pinching, bah-humbug Scrooge who is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.
IPR Radio Dramas feature community actors, authentic sound effects (produced by a foley artist on stage) and a live orchestra.
Directed by Dr. Jennifer Blackmer, director of immersive learning and associate professor of theatre at Ball State.
Apr 1, 2016
Friday
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True West by Sam Shepard
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
The Heorot Pub & Draught House
Upstairs
219 S Walnut St
Think, Dog Productions' final show for this season is True West by Sam Shepard. Performances are April 1-2, 8-9 and the 15th at 7:30pm in the upstairs space of the Heorot in DWNTWN Muncie.
Tickets are $8 or $5 for college students with ID. Reserve your tickets by messaging us on Facebook or call 765-741-0591 and you will pay at the door (cash only, please).
True West is a classic brother versus brother tale set against the backdrop of Hollywood glamour and quiet suburban life. Set in an outer Los Angeles suburb on the edge of the desert, True West focuses on the tense reunion of two brothers that are leading very different lives.
The oldest brother, Lee, a drinking, drifting thief is visiting his estranged brother Austin and is looking to go on a burglary spree. Austin, an aspiring Hollywood screenwriter, is housesitting for their mother who is away. Austin quickly finds Lee meddling with his next project - jeopardizing all that he has been working towards. As the play unfolds and the brothers learn about each other's lives, the audience is left wondering: which brother is Cain, and which is Abel?
Directed by Lysa Franklin
Stage Manager - Jeff Rapkin
Technical Director - Taylor Watkins
Cast:
Austin - Sean Orlosky
Lee - Robby Tompkins
Saul - Barry McMullen
Mother - Ruth Ann Berkey
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IPR Radio Drama "A Christmas Carol"
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Sursa Performance Hall, Ball State University
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As You Like It
2:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
2:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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Dancing at Lughnasa
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Arts and Communications Building, Ball State University
Edward S. Strother Theatre
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
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The Music Man
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
University Theatre, Ball State University
Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
- The Music Man 7:30pm to 12:42pm @ University Theatre, Ball State University Ball State University, next to Bracken Library and Pruis Hall
