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2014-15  Theatrical Season
A Season of Classics

The Radio Dramas

Candy Matson, P.I. – The Cable Car Murder
Richard Diamond, Private Detective – The Gibson Murder Case
Feb 12 and 13 @ 7:30PM
Feb 14 @ 2PM and 7:30PM
McConnell Auditorium

General Admission  Adults $12, Students/Seniors $10, CWU Student w/ID $7

Candy is dandy, and Diamond is a girl's best friend.

Candy Matson and Richard Diamond are wise cracking private detectives who headline a tasty live radio double bill of sparkling theatrical treats. From the clanging cable cars and precipitous hills of San Francisco to the rumbling subway and mean streets of New York, join Candy and Richard as they use humor, wit and guile to solve a couple of quirky murders and bring the killers to justice.

Families of all ages can enjoy this production together.
Children should be able to sit next to their parent quietly for at least 1 hour.

Scapin

A comedy by Moliere
April 16-18 and 23-25 2015 @ 7:30PM
April 26 2015 @ 2PM
Milo Smith Tower Theatre

General Admission  Adults $12, Students/Seniors $10, CWU Student w/ID $7

In this wild action-filled comedy, the wily Scapin, servant to the household of Geronte, promises to help in affairs of his neighbor’s son, Octave, then to aid in those of his own charge, Leander (Geronte’s son). Both young men are madly in love with down-and-out  beauties (Hyacinth and Zerbinette), both need money to help solve their individual predicaments. Scapin understands a good trick will always win over  and he recruits Sylvestre, Octave’s servant, into his schemes. Overflowing with improvisation and madcap characters, this play is a riotous frolic of theatrical hijinks.

Parents may consider some material unsuitable for their youngest children.
May include situations, language, or actions that may startle some patrons.
 

Fiddler on the Roof

May 8-9 and 14-16, 2015 @ 7:30PM
May 10 and 17, 2015 @ 2:00PM
McConnell Auditorium

Reserved Seating Adults $15-20 Students/Seniors $12-18 CWU Student w/ID $7
Advanced purchase recommended.

Winner of 9 Tony Awards, a record-setting Broadway run and a musical score that has withstood the test of time, “Fiddler on the Roof” has enriched audiences world-wide for decades.  Based on the writings of Sholem Aleichem, the story follows a simple Milkman, Tevye as he navigates the rough waters of a turbulent time.  As Tevye raises 5 daughters, he struggles to maintain his familial and cultural traditions as the currents of political and social change pull his family further and apart. Strewn with such classics as “Tradition,” “If I Were a Rich Man” and  “Matchmaker, Matchmaker” patrons will be humming the music from “Sunrise [to] Sunset.” Full of warmth, humor and a beautiful musical score, “Fiddler on the Roof” is sure to please audiences for years to come.

Parents may consider some material unsuitable for their youngest children.
May include situations, language, or actions that may startle some patrons.

Orchesis Dance Concert

June 5, 6, and June 7 @7:30PM
McConnell Auditorium
Reserved Seating
Adult $10 - Senior/Student $8 - CWU Student w/ID $5

This perennial favorite returns as the Orchesis Dance Company teams-up with the BFA lighting students in presenting their Spring Dance Performance. Student and faculty choreography and lighting are featured in this collaborative effort between the two departments.

Families of all ages can enjoy this production together.
Children should be able to sit next to their parent quietly for at least 1 hour.

Spring Fashion Show

June 7 @3PM and 7:30PM
Milo Smith Tower Theatre
General Admission
Contact Fashion Merchandising for Tickets pre-sale (sold the week before the show in the SURC tabling area) students with ID $8 general admission $10 - all tickets at the door $12.

Building on successful collaborative efforts over the past  five years, the CWU student chapter of the United State Institute for Theatre Technology joins the CWU Student Fashion Association and the Apparel, Textiles and Merchandising Program showcasing the talents of students in all three areas.

Families of all ages can enjoy this production together.
Children should be able to sit next to their parent quietly for at least 1 hour.