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Performing Arts Series 2007-2008

Neil Conan & Ensemble Galilei,
First Person: Stories from the Edge of the World
Saturday, September 22, 2006

"...unforgettable... "
National Geographic Live!

Join NPR's Neal Conan and Ensemble Galilei for a celebration of the world's great explorers. In an evening of theatre, original music, and breathtaking photographs from National Geographic's Image collection: Ibn Battuta writes of his travels to 14th Century Iraq. George Mallory sends a letter home before he attempts the summit of Mount Everest. Charles Darwin confesses his doubts on the voyage that changed the way we understand the world.

 

Come hear the tales of these and other audacious adventurers!

Artist's Web Page



Vienna Boys' Choir
Saturday, October 27, 2007

"The angelic voices...
are ageless. "
The Salt Lake Tribune

 

For more than 500 years, the Vienna Boys' Choir has been synonymous with choral music, delighting music lovers across the globe with their purity of tone, musical depth and distinctive charm.  

Special Location:

The Vienna Boys' Choir will perform at the Morris Area Concert Hall, 600 Columbia Avenue.

Artist's Web Page

 

Koresh Dance Company
Saturday, November 10, 2007
 

"Sassy, sexy, elegant, wild, vibrant,
passionate... "
            Berea College Pinnacle

Full of surprises and blessed with amazing dancers, the company shines in Looking Back, a celebration of the music of the 40's and 50's - from Billie Holiday to Frank Sinatra, from Ella to Elvis. Koresh's exciting and emotional blend of ballet, modern, and jazz dance continues after intermission with select pieces from the company's repertoire.

Artist's Web Page

 

Theatre Sans Fil
Hansel and Gretel
Saturday, February 9, 2008

 

"Our audiences were thrilled,
charmed and enchanted."
Chris Brown, University of Massachusetts

Montreal-based Theatre Sans Fil brings the children's opera to life with giant puppets, music and spectacular effects. Beyond the delightful telling of the classic Grimm's fairy tale, sure to delight children of all ages, "Hansel and Gretel" is an artisitc marriage of theatre, sculpture, painting and choreography.
Fantasy has never looked or sounded so good!


Artist's Web Page

 

Lily Cai Chinese Dance Company
Saturday, March 8, 2008
    

"A profound eye for the harmony of movement, lighting and music... "
San Francisco Chronicle

 

Choreographer and company founder Lily Cai began "sculpting with dancers" over a decade ago, inspired by the wild swirls of a massive Jackson Pollock painting. Her work beautifully blends traditional Chinese, Western ballet, and modern dance.

Artist's Web Page








TICKET INFORMATION
Season tickets:   Great Savings!  
Save 30% over individual event ticket purchases!
Donors
Sustainer           $200
Benefactor        $140
Patron               $ 85
Your gift includes a season ticket.
Season Tickets
Family              $135
Adult                $ 50
Senior Citizen 65+      $ 35
Youth under 18       $ 35
UMM Students       $ 20
UMM Students-Fall Semester Only $12


Individual Event Tickets
Adult                $15
Senior Citizen          $ 10
Youth under 18       $ 10
UMM Students       $ 5


Vienna Boys' Choir Individual Tickets
Adult    $18
Youth under 18    $12
Senior Citizen    $12
UMM Students    $6


For more information call 320-589-6080 or visit
www.morris.umn.edu/stuorgs/CAC/Arts

Tickets may be ordered by mail or in person at the UMM Student Activities Office. Credit card orders may also be placed by phone. Unpaid reservations are not accepted. Tickets are not refundable. For more information please contact the UMM Office of Student Activities at (320) 589-6080.

In addition to the Performing Arts Series, the CAC Performing Arts Committee and  UMM Jazz Ensembles present .......

30th Annual UMM JAZZ Fest
April 3-5, 2008
Guest Artists: Byron Stripling and Eric Marienthal

Three days of non-stop, hot jazz!

UMM's annual Jazz Fest draws over 800 high school and community jazz musicians to participate in three days of clinics with the some of the world's greatest jazz musicians as their teachers.   Tickets for the evening public concerts will go on sale in late February.   Watch for details online and in the Morris Sun Tribune.


 

All performances are at 7:30pm in Edson Auditorium, UMM Student Center unless noted otherwise.

Map to Edson Auditorium on the University of Minnesota, Morris campus.

Primary funding for this series is provided by University of Minnesota, Morris students.   The series is made possible in part by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.   The First Person: Stories from the Edge of the World performance is supported by the Performing Arts Fund, a program of Arts Midwest funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes a great nation deserves great art, with additional contributions from General Mills Foundation, Land O'Lakes Foundation, and the Minnesota State Arts Board.