2011 - 2012 SEASON
For more information call 320-308-3229
For ticket information, see below...
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DOUBT: A Parable By John Patrick Shanley Directed by Brenda Wentworth October 4 - 8 at 7:30 pm Arena Stage, Performing Arts Center
At an inner-city Catholic school in 1964, a young priest’s behavior toward one of his male students ignites the suspicions of the school’s headmistress who will stop at nothing to have him removed from the parish. But what if she is mistaken? Less about scandal and more about moral uncertainty, Shanley’s Pulitzer Prize winning drama explores and embraces ambiguity, leaving the audience to arrive at their own conclusion within a world where “doubt can be a bond as powerful and sustaining as certainty.” |
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THE KING STAG By Carlo Gozzi Directed by Carol Cooley November 29 - December 3 at 7:30 pm Center Stage, Performing Arts Center
Can you recognize true love? What if you had the ultimate disguise? How would you use it? Based on a Renaissance fairy tale and told by actors, puppets and contemporary masks in the Commedia Dell’Arte tradition, The King Stag investigates love, ambition, deceit and the abuse of power in a fast paced comedy. |
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THE DROWSY CHAPERONE Music and Lyrics by: Book by: Bob Martin and Don McKellar CO-PRESENTED WITH THE SCSU Directed by Jeffrey Bleam February 21 - 25 at 7:30 pm Center Stage, Performing Arts Center If you’ve ever gone to the theatre thinking “please, God, let this be funny and under two hours,” then this is the show for you! We could tell you what it’s about but who really cares, anyway? It has tap dancing, acrobatics, 1920s-era gangsters and chorus girls, monkeys, roller skates and an airplane. Plus, the songs are catchy and there’ll be flashy costumes and pretty lights. With all this, what else do you honestly need? |
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TALKING TO TERRORISTS By Robin Soans Directed by Vladimir Rovinsky April 17 - 21 at 7:30 pm Center Stage, Performing Arts Center
Talking to Terrorists is composed from real interviews with ex-terrorists, government officials and victims of terrorism from all over the world. The play tries to make audiences aware of the complex reasons individuals are involved in acts of terror and the many different layers of their inner lives. “Meeting” the characters of Talking to Terrorists compels the audience to ask many hard questions about the nature of violence and the necessity of resolving terrorism not with violence or conflict, but with negotiations and peaceful discussions. |
Ticket prices:
$10.00 Adult, $7.00 Non-SCSU Student and Senior Citizens, Free with SCSU ID
Ticket Information:
Tickets can be purchased by calling 320-308-4636
Or on-line at www.scsutickets.com
The may also be purchased or picked up at the Atwood Memorial Center
The Atwood Information Desk’s hours are:
Monday – Friday: 7:00 a.m. – Midnight
Saturday - 8:00 a.m. – Midnight
Sunday - 9:00 a.m. – Midnight
