Selections from the UIndy Permanent Collection
Nov. 9- Dec. 4
9:00 AM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Gallery
Symphonic Wind Ensemble Finale Concert of the UIndy Instrumental Conduction Workshop
Saturday, November 21
4:00 PM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Ruth Lilly Performance Hall
Student-Directed Theatre Productions
Saturday, November 21
8:00 PM
Esch Hall
Studio Theatre
Baroque, Handbell & Piano Ensembles
Sunday, November 22
7:30 PM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Ruth Lilly Performance Hall
Student-Directed Theatre Productions
Sunday, November 22
8:00 PM
Esch Hall
Studio Theatre
Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra: Bach Project
Monday, November 23
7:30 PM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Ruth Lilly Performance Hall
Baroque, Handbell & Piano Ensembles
Monday, November 30
7:30 PM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Ruth Lilly Performance Hall
Voices of Worship
Tuesday, December 1
7:30 PM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Ruth Lilly Performance Hall
African Drum Ensemble
Wednesday, December 2
7:30 PM
Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center
Ruth Lilly Performance Hall
Student-Directed Theatre Productions
Thursday, December 3
8:00 PM
Esch Hall
Studio Theatre
Theatre events require a ticket. For more information call (317) 788-3251.
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11-20-2009 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
By Alan Ball
Directed by Chelsea Anderson
Five bridesmaids, taking refuge in a bedroom during a wedding reception, reveal their true vulnerabilities–their pasts, their dreams and their hurts–and realize that despite their differences, they have more in common with each other than the bride.
11-21-2009 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
By Alan Ball
Directed by Chelsea Anderson
Five bridesmaids, taking refuge in a bedroom during a wedding reception, reveal their true vulnerabilities–their pasts, their dreams and their hurts–and realize that despite their differences, they have more in common with each other than the bride.
11-22-2009 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
By Alan Ball
Directed by Chelsea Anderson
Five bridesmaids, taking refuge in a bedroom during a wedding reception, reveal their true vulnerabilities–their pasts, their dreams and their hurts–and realize that despite their differences, they have more in common with each other than the bride.
12-03-2009 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Same Time, Next Year
By Bernard Slade
Directed by Amanda Schwab
A married accountant and a housewife meet in a California inn in 1951 and begin an affair lasting more than 25 years. Meeting only once a year for a weekend getaway at the same hotel, they develop a deep emotional bond while adapting to the social changes affecting their lives.
The Man Who Couldn’t Dance
By Jason Katims
Directed by Mason Absher
Alge is a young man who has lost both of his legs below the knees, and must wear prosthetic legs. Nonetheless, he is steadfast in his determination to learn to dance, despite the best efforts of his friend Sue to get him to try another hobby. His inventiveness, Sue's sewing and the willing participation of a respondent to a newspaper ad lead to his eventual success.
Fat Pig
By Neil LaBute
Directed by Britany Frymier
Tom falls hard for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus-sized– and then some. Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow friends, Tom finally comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks.
12-03-2009 at 10:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Same Time, Next Year
By Bernard Slade
Directed by Amanda Schwab
A married accountant and a housewife meet in a California inn in 1951 and begin an affair lasting more than 25 years. Meeting only once a year for a weekend getaway at the same hotel, they develop a deep emotional bond while adapting to the social changes affecting their lives.
The Man Who Couldn’t Dance
By Jason Katims
Directed by Mason Absher
Alge is a young man who has lost both of his legs below the knees, and must wear prosthetic legs. Nonetheless, he is steadfast in his determination to learn to dance, despite the best efforts of his friend Sue to get him to try another hobby. His inventiveness, Sue's sewing and the willing participation of a respondent to a newspaper ad lead to his eventual success.
Fat Pig
By Neil LaBute
Directed by Britany Frymier
Tom falls hard for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus-sized– and then some. Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow friends, Tom finally comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks.
12-04-2009 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Same Time, Next Year
By Bernard Slade
Directed by Amanda Schwab
A married accountant and a housewife meet in a California inn in 1951 and begin an affair lasting more than 25 years. Meeting only once a year for a weekend getaway at the same hotel, they develop a deep emotional bond while adapting to the social changes affecting their lives.
The Man Who Couldn’t Dance
By Jason Katims
Directed by Mason Absher
Alge is a young man who has lost both of his legs below the knees, and must wear prosthetic legs. Nonetheless, he is steadfast in his determination to learn to dance, despite the best efforts of his friend Sue to get him to try another hobby. His inventiveness, Sue's sewing and the willing participation of a respondent to a newspaper ad lead to his eventual success.
Fat Pig
By Neil LaBute
Directed by Britany Frymier
Tom falls hard for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus-sized– and then some. Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow friends, Tom finally comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks.
12-04-2009 at 10:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Same Time, Next Year
By Bernard Slade
Directed by Amanda Schwab
A married accountant and a housewife meet in a California inn in 1951 and begin an affair lasting more than 25 years. Meeting only once a year for a weekend getaway at the same hotel, they develop a deep emotional bond while adapting to the social changes affecting their lives.
The Man Who Couldn’t Dance
By Jason Katims
Directed by Mason Absher
Alge is a young man who has lost both of his legs below the knees, and must wear prosthetic legs. Nonetheless, he is steadfast in his determination to learn to dance, despite the best efforts of his friend Sue to get him to try another hobby. His inventiveness, Sue's sewing and the willing participation of a respondent to a newspaper ad lead to his eventual success.
Fat Pig
By Neil LaBute
Directed by Britany Frymier
Tom falls hard for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus-sized– and then some. Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow friends, Tom finally comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks.
12-05-2009 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Same Time, Next Year
By Bernard Slade
Directed by Amanda Schwab
A married accountant and a housewife meet in a California inn in 1951 and begin an affair lasting more than 25 years. Meeting only once a year for a weekend getaway at the same hotel, they develop a deep emotional bond while adapting to the social changes affecting their lives.
The Man Who Couldn’t Dance
By Jason Katims
Directed by Mason Absher
Alge is a young man who has lost both of his legs below the knees, and must wear prosthetic legs. Nonetheless, he is steadfast in his determination to learn to dance, despite the best efforts of his friend Sue to get him to try another hobby. His inventiveness, Sue's sewing and the willing participation of a respondent to a newspaper ad lead to his eventual success.
Fat Pig
By Neil LaBute
Directed by Britany Frymier
Tom falls hard for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus-sized– and then some. Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow friends, Tom finally comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks.
12-05-2009 at 10:00 PM
Esch Hall, Studio Theatre
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
Same Time, Next Year
By Bernard Slade
Directed by Amanda Schwab
A married accountant and a housewife meet in a California inn in 1951 and begin an affair lasting more than 25 years. Meeting only once a year for a weekend getaway at the same hotel, they develop a deep emotional bond while adapting to the social changes affecting their lives.
The Man Who Couldn’t Dance
By Jason Katims
Directed by Mason Absher
Alge is a young man who has lost both of his legs below the knees, and must wear prosthetic legs. Nonetheless, he is steadfast in his determination to learn to dance, despite the best efforts of his friend Sue to get him to try another hobby. His inventiveness, Sue's sewing and the willing participation of a respondent to a newspaper ad lead to his eventual success.
Fat Pig
By Neil LaBute
Directed by Britany Frymier
Tom falls hard for Helen, a bright, funny, sexy young woman who happens to be plus-sized– and then some. Forced to explain his new relationship to his shallow friends, Tom finally comes to terms with his own preconceptions of the importance of conventional good looks.
02-19-2010 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Ransburg Auditorium
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, the “Angel of the Slums” Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, “Tobacco King” Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. One of Bertolt Brecht’s most celebrated works, this intercultural play blends his fascination with Chinese theatricality, German politics, and American detective novels into a fast-moving, comic consideration of Right and Wrong in the real world.
Contains adult themes and language.
02-20-2010 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Ransburg Auditorium
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, the “Angel of the Slums” Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, “Tobacco King” Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. One of Bertolt Brecht’s most celebrated works, this intercultural play blends his fascination with Chinese theatricality, German politics, and American detective novels into a fast-moving, comic consideration of Right and Wrong in the real world.
Contains adult themes and language.
02-21-2010 at 3:00 PM
Esch Hall, Ransburg Auditorium
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, the “Angel of the Slums” Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, “Tobacco King” Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. One of Bertolt Brecht’s most celebrated works, this intercultural play blends his fascination with Chinese theatricality, German politics, and American detective novels into a fast-moving, comic consideration of Right and Wrong in the real world.
Contains adult themes and language.
02-25-2010 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Ransburg Auditorium
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, the “Angel of the Slums” Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, “Tobacco King” Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. One of Bertolt Brecht’s most celebrated works, this intercultural play blends his fascination with Chinese theatricality, German politics, and American detective novels into a fast-moving, comic consideration of Right and Wrong in the real world.
Contains adult themes and language.
02-26-2010 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Ransburg Auditorium
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, the “Angel of the Slums” Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, “Tobacco King” Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. One of Bertolt Brecht’s most celebrated works, this intercultural play blends his fascination with Chinese theatricality, German politics, and American detective novels into a fast-moving, comic consideration of Right and Wrong in the real world.
Contains adult themes and language.
02-27-2010 at 8:00 PM
Esch Hall, Ransburg Auditorium
Tickets: $10; $8 students, seniors and groups of 8 or more; Free for UIndy students, faculty and staff
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR OR THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251.
When three gods come to earth in search of a thoroughly good person, they encounter Shen Teh, a goodhearted but penniless prostitute, who offers them shelter. Rewarded with enough money to open a tobacco shop, the “Angel of the Slums” Shen Teh soon becomes so overwhelmed by the demands of people seeking assistance that she invents a male alter ego, “Tobacco King” Shui Ta, to deal ruthlessly with the business of living in an evil world. One of Bertolt Brecht’s most celebrated works, this intercultural play blends his fascination with Chinese theatricality, German politics, and American detective novels into a fast-moving, comic consideration of Right and Wrong in the real world.
Contains adult themes and language.
04-16-2010 at 6:45 PM
Schwitzer Student Center,
Tickets: $22 (includes dinner)
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
In this zany British mystery spoof, Mavis and her lover plan to kill her wealthy new husband, Edgar Hollister, and seem to have succeeded quite quickly and all too easily. But have they? The plot thickens as the arrival of Edgar's daft daughter and her fiancé complicates everything as they try to solve the mystery of Edgar’s disappearance with little help from the interfering housekeeper and bumbling constables.
04-17-2010 at 6:45 PM
Schwitzer Student Center,
Tickets: $22 (includes dinner)
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
In this zany British mystery spoof, Mavis and her lover plan to kill her wealthy new husband, Edgar Hollister, and seem to have succeeded quite quickly and all too easily. But have they? The plot thickens as the arrival of Edgar's daft daughter and her fiancé complicates everything as they try to solve the mystery of Edgar’s disappearance with little help from the interfering housekeeper and bumbling constables.
04-18-2010 at 6:45 PM
Schwitzer Student Center,
Tickets: $22 (includes dinner)
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
In this zany British mystery spoof, Mavis and her lover plan to kill her wealthy new husband, Edgar Hollister, and seem to have succeeded quite quickly and all too easily. But have they? The plot thickens as the arrival of Edgar's daft daughter and her fiancé complicates everything as they try to solve the mystery of Edgar’s disappearance with little help from the interfering housekeeper and bumbling constables.
04-23-2010 at 6:45 PM
Schwitzer Student Center,
Tickets: $22 (includes dinner)
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
In this zany British mystery spoof, Mavis and her lover plan to kill her wealthy new husband, Edgar Hollister, and seem to have succeeded quite quickly and all too easily. But have they? The plot thickens as the arrival of Edgar's daft daughter and her fiancé complicates everything as they try to solve the mystery of Edgar’s disappearance with little help from the interfering housekeeper and bumbling constables.
04-24-2010 at 6:45 PM
Schwitzer Student Center,
Tickets: $22 (includes dinner)
TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOX OFFICE, (317) 788-3251. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
In this zany British mystery spoof, Mavis and her lover plan to kill her wealthy new husband, Edgar Hollister, and seem to have succeeded quite quickly and all too easily. But have they? The plot thickens as the arrival of Edgar's daft daughter and her fiancé complicates everything as they try to solve the mystery of Edgar’s disappearance with little help from the interfering housekeeper and bumbling constables.
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