While Uncle Peck volunteers to teach his niece “Lil Bit” how to drive for the first time, he warns her about certain dangers in the world. Not only does her uncle have a dark secret, so do other members of her family...
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Playwright: Paula Vogel
While the father is away at war, the mother, Marmee, is guiding her children to a brighter future. Not only is losing the family fortune a big challenge for the March sisters, but they will face others individually…
Playwright: Allan Knee
Composer: Jason Howland
Lyricist: Mindi Dickstein
While hiding in an annex, another family moves in with the Franks, hiding from the threats outside. As time goes on, her mind is filled with politics and literature, and her heart is filled with compassion and care for a boy. The Frank family will soon face more troubles that will changes their lives forever.
Playwrights: Frances Goodrich & Albert Hackett
The Penguin Tango
Stephen Svoboda
In this side-splitting, screwball comedy, inspired by actual events at the Bremerhaven, Brooklyn, and Central Park Zoos, a community of penguins is hilariously turned upside down by sex, stereotypes, and soggy sardines. Broadway World called The Penguin Tango “… sweet, charming, winsome and utterly enjoyable.”
Don’t miss the chance to see the play Backstage Magazine calls “…a parachute ride into an anthropomorphic amusement park.”
The Heidelberg University Singing Collegians
Dr. Daniel Clark, Director
Mr. Curtis L. King, Accompanist
Mr. Brian Rodabaugh, Choreographer
Free and Open to the public. A good will offering will be taken at the door.
Faculty Soloists:
Lori Akins
Maria Bessmeltseva
Curtis King
Barbara Specht
Margarita Denenberg
Yiwen Zhang
Works By:
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ottorino Respighi
W.A. Mozart
Gabriel Faure
Ludwig van Beethoven
Free and Open to the public
Performance of "Putnam County Spelling Bee" will take place tonight at the Gundlach Theatre.
Preview performance is free for students, $5 for faculty and staff, and $10 for general admission.
The Heidelberg University School of Music and Theatre is proud to present The Laramie Project. The Laramie Project is the a docudrama that utilizes actual interviews, journals, and press writings to recount the effects of the 1998 murder of gay college student Matthew Shepherd in Laramie, Wyoming. The piece explores how the murder affects not only the families and perpetrators but entire town of Laramie.