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Miss Julie
Tickets for August Strindberg's Miss Julie are on sale now!
Set on the estate of a Swedish count in 1894, Miss Julie explores the interplay of love and lust, social mores and class struggle, power and choice. Miss Julie, the Count's strong-willed daughter, dreams of escaping the constraints of her social station. Jean, the Count's worldly valet, aspires to manage his own inn. During the course of one fateful Midsummer's Eve, their relationship flows from flirtation to passion, kindness to cruelty, hope to despair. This intense psychological drama exposes the underlying forces in the battles of the sexes and classes.
Balcony Theatre September 24-25, 28-October 2 at 7:30 and September 27 and October 4 at 2:30 Tickets: $8, $12, $14
Click Here to purchase tickets, or visit any Missouri State Box Office.
Also-- be sure to come to the Craig lobby after the September 24th performance for the Opening Night Reception! All are invited to attend! |
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Vouchers
Vouchers for the Fall 2009 Theatre & Dance season are now available for all Theatre and Dance majors in the Theatre and Dance Office (Craig Hall Room 355). These vouchers can be redeemed for one free ticket to each of the department's mainstage productions this semester. You must be a Theatre or Dance major to qualify for a voucher.
Balcony Theatre Productions Policy: Vouchers for all Balcony Theatre Productions must be redeemed on the same day of the performance you wish to see up to one hour prior to the performance time. (Note- because the Balcony is so small, shows often sell out in advance. We recommend you purchase tickets beforehand without vouchers).
Coger Theatre Productions Policy: Vouchers for all Coger Theatre Productions may be redeemed at any time, up to one hour before the performance.
Vouchers do not do not guarantee that a seat will be available.
For a complete list of shows in which you can use the vouchers to redeem a ticket, please Click Here. |
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Upcoming Events
BSED Meeting September 20th, 7:00 PM Craig 209
Hedda Gabler September 17-19, 8PM September 20, 3PM Gillioz Theatre
Dave Clemmons Master Class September 24, 1PM Ellis Recital Hall September 25, 11PM Carrington Auditorium
Miss Julie September 24-25, 28-October 2, 7:30 PM September 27 & October 4, 2:30 PM Balcony Theatre
For a complete list of Upcoming Events, click here.
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Dave Clemmons Master Class
New York Casting Director Dave Clemmons will be on campus Thursday and Friday, September 24 and 25, conducting Audition Master Classes for all Theatre and Dance students. Thursday, September 24, he will hold a mock audition at 1PM in Ellis Recital Hall. Singers should prepare a standard 16-bar audition; non-singers should prepare a one-minute contemporary monologue. All should be prepared with additional material if requested (singers bring your book!). Everyone should also bring headshots and resumes. As this is a mock audition, please dress accordingly. The audition session will be followed by a feedback session and Auditions Master Class.
At 11AM on Friday, September 25, in Carrington Auditorium, Dave will speak to the Acting students about the current audition scene in NYC. Both sessions are open to all interested parties.
Click Here for more information on Dave Clemmons Casting. |
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Incognito
Save the Date!!
Thursday October 8th at 7:30pm in Carrington Auditorium
Incognito written and performed by Michael Fosberg
FREE!!!
Writer/performer Michael Fosberg began a personal search for his biological father at age 34 that turns up a whole lot more. Armed with only the name of his father and the knowledge that he lived in the Detroit area two decades earlier, Fosberg makes a miraculous call which sets in motion a series of discoveries of family -- of secrets and lies, confrontation and reconciliation. Incognito balances humor and emotion as it deals with race, prejudice and life's difficult choices.
Michael Fosberg, a Chicago native, has been writing, acting, and directing for more than twenty-five years. He has performed in Chicago as an actor at the Steppenwolf & Goodman Theatres, having worked with directors Gary Sinise, John Malkovich, and Robert Falls. He received a Jeff Citation for Best Actor for his performance in Sam Shepard's Savage/Love. His memoir, Incognito, on which the play is based, will be published next fall by Chicago Review Press. The film company NUMBER 8 is currently making a documentary about his life and play.
Click Here for more information on Incognito.
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Headshot Workshop
Jeff Nicholson, from The Shot Photography in Los Angeles, will be coming in to present a headshot workshop on October 9th from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM in Carrington Auditirium (BFA Acting Lab).
This workshop is open to all students and faculty in the department of Theatre & Dance. No appointment is needed for the workshop.
For more information, please contact Kurt Heinlein at KurtHeinlein@MissouriState.edu.
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BSED Meeting
The first Theatre and Speech BSED meeting of the Fall 2009 semester will take place on Sunday, September 20 2009 at 7:00pm in Craig Hall 209.
All new and current Theatre and Speech Education majors are encouraged to attend. We will be going over essential information to the program! If you have any questions contact us at TheatreandSpeechBSED@gmail.com.
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Hedda Gabler
Graduate student Chelsea Russell presents her Directing II project, Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, at the Gillioz Theatre!
The show features many Theatre & Dance students and alumni!
Show dates are September 17-19th at 8:00 and the 20th at 3:00. Tickets are just $5!
Click Here to join the Facebook Page for more information!
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Pepsi-Cola Public Affairs Scholarship
Four Missouri State University undergraduate students who exemplify the university's statewide mission in public affairs were recently awarded the Pepsi-Cola Public Affairs Scholarship. The students who receive these annual scholarships are undergraduates who have a demonstrated record of service, leadership and qualities consistent with the goals of the public affairs mission. Congratulations to Melissa Fagan, BFA Acting Major, for being one of four recipients of the Pepsi-Cola Public Affairs Scholarship!
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Season Brochure
The Document Library at the Theatre & Dance Website has been updated to include the 2009-2010 Season Brochure! Click Here to check it out!
Also, be sure to check out the Document Library for other important information, such as the Student Handbook, BFA Acting Guidelines, a Sample Resume, and more!
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Ticket Giveaway
This week, you can win two tickets to see violinist Hahn-Bin at the Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts on Wednesday, September 23rd, at 7:30 PM!
If you wish to enter in this giveaway, please reply to this e-mail OR send an e-mail to Matt Tassell (Tassell65456@Live.MissouriState.edu) with "Hahn-Bin" in the subject field by Thursday, September 17th, 2009 at 12:00 PM.
A First-Prize winner in the 2008-2009 Young Concert Artists International Auditions, violinist Hahn-Bin was born in Seoul, Korea in 1987. He made his orchestral debut with the Seoul Philharmonic at age ten, moved to the United States the following year, and made his international debut at the age of twelve at the 42nd Grammy® Awards' Salute to Classical Music honoring Issac Stern. Since 2002, Hahn-Bin has worked with Itzhak Perlman, and he graduated from Juilliard in 2009. He plays an 1875 J.F. Pressenda violin from the Mandell Collection of Southern California.
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