MISS JULIE
by August Strindberg
The raucous clash of sex, desire, and social class
ends in a climax of one woman's fall from grace.
Directed by Brendon Votipka ’09
October 1-5 • Studio Theatre
OKLAHOMA!
By Rodgers and Hammerstein
Soaring melodies fill the western skies in the
loving celebration of the American spirit.
Directed by Charles Richter
October 24 - November 2 • Empie Theatre
MOVING STORIES
Choreographers' Showcase
Emerging choreographers push the boundaries of
concert dance by collaborating with their peers.
Artistic Director, Charles O. Anderson
November 13-15 • Baker Theatre
TWELFTH NIGHT
By William Shakespeare
A play of love, music, and hilarious romantic triangles.
Directed by Beth Schachter
November 20-23 • Studio Theatre
MASTER CHOREOGRAPHERS
Faculty and Guest Artists
Nationally recognized choreographers create new work
in diverse styles showcasing student dancers.
Artistic Director, Karen Dearborn.
February 5-7 • Empie Theatre
THE POSSIBILITIES
by Howard Barker
Ten short plays delve into the urgent and timely question
of our survival in a world of war, terror and tyranny.
Directed by Shannon Fitzsimons '09,
Aaron Lawson '09, and James Peck.
February 18-22 • Studio Theatre
SOLO FLIGHTS
Two Adventurous Solo Performances
Clean Room by Leslie Pasternack
February 24-26 • Studio Theatre
Fat Camp by Andrew Brown '09
April 14-15 • Studio Theatre
CAW
by Charles O. Anderson and Troy Dwyer
Featuring Baker Artist-in-Residence Ursula Rucker
A fusion of dance and theatre that conjures
unearthly and unforgettable characters-in-motion.
March 26-29 • Empie Theatre
DANCE EMERGE
Student Choreographers' Showcase
Executed with vitality and vision, these dances
speak to life and art in an intimate setting.
Artistic Director, Sarah Carlson
April 16-19 • Dance Studio Theatre • TICKETS
A FLEA IN HER EAR
by Georges Feydeau
An uproarious French bedroom farce by the European
master that will have your head spinning with laughter.
Directed by Francine Roussel
April 23-26 • Baker Theatre • TICKETS
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