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A DOLL'S HOUSE |
By Henrik Ibsen
Directed by David Richman
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Highly controversial
when first per formed, Ibsen’s ground-breaking drama
opens with Nora Helmer twittering and posing like a
pretty skylark for her domineering husband. Is she being
a frivolous woman, or is she acting a requisite role?
For nearly two and a half centuries, Nora’s ultimate
rejection of the accepted constraints of marriage has
surprised and dismayed audiences. Are people really who
we think they are, and in the 128 years since Ibsen
wrote A Doll’s House, has the social and political
status of women really changed? |
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JOHNSON THEATRE |
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$12.50: General Public |
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$10.50: UNH ID/Seniors/
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*OCTOBER 12, 10AM:
SPECIAL MATINEE FOR SCHOOL GROUPS. CLICK
HERE FOR MORE INFO. |
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ALL SHOOK UP |
Inspired by and featuring the songs of
Elvis Presley
Book by Joe DiPietro
Directed by Matt Nesmith
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In a little square town, in the middle
of a square state, a handsome drifter
just out of prison rumbles into town and
turns everything upside down. His
velvety voice and swiveling hips become
instruments of change, turning a drab,
uptight community into a rock in’ place
where constraints are broken, love
sparks and everything is All Shook Up!
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JOHNSON THEATRE |
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NOV 7 |
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NOV 10 |
NOV 11 |
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$15.50: General Public |
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$13.50: UNH ID/Seniors/
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MIDWIVES |
By Dana Yeaton
Adapted from the
novel by Chris Bohjalian
Directed by Raina Ames |
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Stranded in a rural, country home during
an ice storm, a Vermont midwife makes a
split second decision that affects the
lives of everyone involved. Years later,
as her own life takes an unexpected
turn, she is forced to revisit that
night and examine the events that led to
her fateful decision. Intimate and
intense, Midwives explores the personal
costs paid when our choices profoundly
affect the welfare of others. |
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HENNESSY THEATRE |
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NOV 28 |
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NOV 30 |
DEC 1 |
DEC 2 |
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$12.50: General Public |
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$10.50: UNH ID/Seniors/
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Ken Ludwig’s |
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SHAKESPEARE IN
HOLLYWOOD |
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Directed by Deborah Kinghorn |
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Love triangles! Mistaken identity! Ken
Ludwig’s latest farce is such stuff that
midsummer night dreams are made on. It’s
1934 Hollywood, and Shakespeare’s most
famous fairies, Oberon and Puck, have
magically materialized on a movie set.
Dazzled by the glamour of show biz, the
two are ushered onto the silver screen
to play (who else?) themselves. Toss in
a blonde bombshell, a movie mogul, and
an arrogant “ass” and let the
merrymaking begin. |
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JOHNSON THEATRE |
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FEB 20 |
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FEB 24 |
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$12.50: General Public |
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$10.50: UNH ID/Seniors/
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DANCE COMPANY
CONCERT |
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Dinéhtah |
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Created and Choreographed by C. Laurence
Robertson |
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From the Navajo meaning, Land of the
People, Dinéhtah tells the story of a
young man and a rebellious young Navajo
woman who, through glimpses into their
past, learn of a secret. With the help
of a spirit guide, their lives are
changed forever. A classic ballet
infused with themes of Native American
dance and music, Dinéhtah is a spiritual
journey of self discovery. |
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Puttin" On The Ritz |
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Created and Choreographed by Gay Nardone |
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Fred and Ginger glide across the room,
Carmen Miranda delights with a saucy
samba, and George Gershwin sits at his
piano with fingers ready to fl y. Put on
your glad rags and join the party,
because anyone who’s anyone has gathered
together for an evening of glitz and
glamour as old Hollywood favorites spin,
step and swing as never before in Puttin’
on the Ritz, a jazz, tap and aerial
dance extravaganza. |
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JOHNSON THEATRE |
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APR 3 |
APR 4 |
APR 5 |
APR 6 |
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$12.50: General Public |
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$10.50: UNH ID/Seniors/
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*April 4, 10am:
Special Matinee For School Groups. Click
HERE For More Info. |
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UBU ROI |
By Alfred Jarry
Directed by David
Kaye |
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Surreal
nightmare, satirical social commentary,
or both? Ubu Roi tells the story of an
ambitious but cowardly man’s rise to
power and subsequent fall. Using
clown-like characters and an eccentric,
idiosyncratic style, Ubu Roi moves
beyond narrative theatre to expose the
ruthlessness and cruelty of naked
ambition. Drawing parallels between
history’s brutal dictators and today’s
world leaders, this production is
certain to disturb, thrill and provoke
both thought and emotion. |
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HENNESSY THEATRE |
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APR 16 |
APR 17 |
APR 18 |
APR 19 |
APR 20 |
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$12.50: General Public |
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SPECIAL GUEST PERFORMANCE! |
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DOUBLE EDGE THEATRE |
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Republic of Dreams |
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Republic of Dreams Explores
the writings, art and life of Polish-Jewish artist Bruno
Schulz, and his banal death at the hands of a jealous
Nazi. |
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Made possible by a generous grant from the New
England Foundation for the Arts and support from
The UNH Humanities Center, UNH Dialogue on
Democracy and The UNH Office of the Provost. |
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PRICE |
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$15.00: General Public |
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$10.00: UNH ID Holder |
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PURCHASING TICKETS |
| HOW TO GET TICKETS? |
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PHONE:
Call the MUB Box Office at 603-862-2290, Monday - Friday, 10am-4pm.
Your tickets will be mailed to you or you can pick them up at the
theatre.
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ONLINE:
Order tickets at
http://www.unhmub.com/ticket.
- IN PERSON: Go to the
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or money order.
- JOHNSON THEATRE LOBBY BOX
OFFICE: Purchase tickets at the door in the Johnson Theatre
Lobby one hour prior to curtain (no credit cards at door.)
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MAIL ORDER FORM: Fill in the
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| POSTPONEMENT OF EVENTS DUE TO
INCLEMENT WEATHER: |
| If UNH Theatre/Dance cancels a show due
to inclement weather, those tickets will be accepted on the
scheduled postponement date. Up-to-date postponement information will be
available by calling 603-862-2919 (call after 4PM on Wed.-Sat. or after
11AM for weekend matinees). Postponement dates: A DOLL'S HOUSE, Oct. 14,
2007, 7PM; ALL SHOOK UP!, Nov. 11, 2007, 7PM; MIDWIVES, Dec. 2, 2007,
7PM; SHAKESPEARE IN HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 24, 2008, 7PM; DANCE COMPANY CONCERT, Apr.
6, 2008, 7PM; UBU ROI, Apr. 20,
2008, 7PM. |
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| PARKING: |
| Parking info: M-F, 7:30AM-6PM,
603-862-1010 or 603-862-2328; TTY users 603-862-2333. Daytime Parking is
available with paid permits. The Visitor’s Center sells parking permits
and directs visitors to the correct parking lot. Evening Parking after
6PM and Weekend Parking are available in B-Lot; no permit is needed.
Accessible Parking for those with Disabilities is available in the
marked front areas of Paul Creative Arts, first-come-first-served; no
permits needed.
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| ACCESSIBILITY FOR THOSE WITH
DISABILITIES: |
| Accessible parking, access, restrooms,
and seating are available at both theatres. When ordering tickets with
box office, request accessible seating and usher assistance. |
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| Note: Because of fire codes and
for safety of patrons, anyone entering the theatres must have a ticket,
including children of any age.
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