Experience an evening of chamber music that will stir the passions of the heart and soul. Weber State University cello professor Viktor Uzur will be joined by special guests Emmanuele Baldini (violinist and concertmaster of the Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra) and Vadim Serebryany (pianist and piano professor at Ithaca College).
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
For their inaugural concert of the 2017-18 season, the Weber State Symphony Orchestra welcomes Iraqi-American musician, composer and and player, Rahim AlHaj.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Set in 1945 Missouri, this Southern Gothic musical tells the story of Willa-a tough, un-mannered orphan adopted by the sheriff's wife-and the bloody domestic war that ensues between them when Willa uncovers the secrets lurking beneath the floorboards. It is a story of intense human struggle, deliverance, and salvation that can only be found from within.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Haunted houses, ghost sightings, troubled children and demonic barbers all make for a creepy evening of opera and musical theatre's scariest classics. The Opera Ensemble will feature American and British Gothic greats such as The Turn of the Screw, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and The Fall of the House of Usher. Directed by Karen Bruestle.
Haunted houses, ghost sightings, troubled children and demonic barbers all make for a creepy evening of opera and musical theatre's scariest classics. The Opera Ensemble will feature American and British Gothic greats such as The Turn of the Screw, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and The Fall of the House of Usher. Directed by Karen Bruestle.
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Fall Orchesis Dance Theatre presents: Up Close. Experience dance up close and personal in the intimate, experimental Browning Center Eccles Theater. Featuring faculty and student works, the performance includes a guest artist's original aerial dance - performers suspended from the catwalk!
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Fall Orchesis Dance Theatre presents: Up Close. Experience dance up close and personal in the intimate, experimental Browning Center Eccles Theater. Featuring faculty and student works, the performance includes a guest artist's original aerial dance - performers suspended from the catwalk!
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Fall Orchesis Dance Theatre presents: Up Close. Experience dance up close and personal in the intimate, experimental Browning Center Eccles Theater. Featuring faculty and student works, the performance includes a guest artist's original aerial dance - performers suspended from the catwalk!
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Where Words Once Were touches on the often-overlooked beauty and power of words. Words can be weapons of hate or messages of love. A single word can make all the difference in the world. Finnegan Kruckemeyer's play meant for children 9 and up and adults of all ages, introduces a world where only 1,000 words are allowed at any one time. Often old words like "beautiful" are replaced by calculated words such as "photosubmissionizaton". As the children of "The City" discover how this rule came into being and at what cost, they enter into a mystery that keeps the play moving forward in a most unusual and hopeful way.
Weber State University, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, ensures equal access to all university functions, activities, and programs for individuals with disabilities. American Sign Language Interpreters have been arranged for specific WSU Performing Arts productions. Please contact Christie Denniston, Director of Marketing and PR for Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at cdenniston@weber.edu for more information regarding these specific performances, or to request any other accommodations in relation to a disability Accommodation requests should be made at least two weeks prior to any event.
Fall Orchesis Dance Theatre presents: Up Close. Experience dance up close and personal in the intimate, experimental Browning Center Eccles Theater. Featuring faculty and student works, the performance includes a guest artist's original aerial dance - performers suspended from the catwalk!
This could very well be the Coulter family's last night on earth as a global flood threatens to swallow their household in its tide. Their one chance of survival, an Ark, requires them to weigh their sense of responsibility to God, with their love of family. In a battle between blood and gospel, which will survive? And which will sink beneath the waves? This production is presented in collaboration by AAT and USITT, two theatre area student organizations.
This could very well be the Coulter family's last night on earth as a global flood threatens to swallow their household in its tide. Their one chance of survival, an Ark, requires them to weigh their sense of responsibility to God, with their love of family. In a battle between blood and gospel, which will survive? And which will sink beneath the waves? This production is presented in collaboration by AAT and USITT, two theatre area student organizations.
This biannual string concert features the talents of Dr. Shi-Hwa Wang (violin), Dr. Viktor Uzur (cello) and Dr. Francisco de Galvez (viola). Join the trio for an evening of passionate chamber music!
This could very well be the Coulter family's last night on earth as a global flood threatens to swallow their household in its tide. Their one chance of survival, an Ark, requires them to weigh their sense of responsibility to God, with their love of family. In a battle between blood and gospel, which will survive? And which will sink beneath the waves? This production is presented in collaboration by AAT and USITT, two theatre area student organizations.
