Music and Theatre Arts
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November 22, 2009, 1:00PM to 3:30PMConcert: Symphonic Choir & University Symphony OrchestraGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n
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November 22, 2009, 5:00PM to 7:00PMConcert: Wind Symphony/Symphony BandGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts: \nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n
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November 23, 2009, 5:00PM to 6:30PMRecital: Oboe StudioPhillips Recital Hall, Haas Fine Arts: \nFree Admission \n
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November 23, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMConcert: Women's ChorusGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n
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November 24, 2009, 5:00PM to 6:00PMStudent Recital: Erin Kenneavy, sopranoPhillips Recital Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nFree Admission\n
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November 24, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMConcert: Jazz IV/VGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nFree Admission \n
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November 30, 2009, 7:30PM to 9:30PMConcert: University BandGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts: \nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n
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December 1, 2009, 5:00PM to 6:00PMRecital: Horn EnsemblePhillips Recital Hall, Haas Fine Arts: \nFree Admission\n
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December 1, 2009, 5:00PM to 6:00PMSenior Degree Recital: Kevin Newell, tenorGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nFree Admission\n
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December 1, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMConcert: Woodwind Quintet with Nicholas Phillips, pianoGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nFree Admission\n
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December 2, 2009, 5:00PM to 6:00PMJoint Student Recital: Tara Metcalf, soprano and Johnathan Turba, bass-baritonePhillips Recital Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nFree Admission\n
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December 2, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMConcert: Trombone/TubaGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \nFree Admission\n
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December 3, 2009, 5:00PM to 6:00PMConcert: Cello EnsembleGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts: \nFree Admission\n
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December 3, 2009, 7:30PM to 9:00PMFaculty Recital: Tulio Rondon, cello and Barbara Young, pianoGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts: \nFree Admission\n
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December 3, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n \nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n
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December 4, 2009, 6:00PM to 9:00PMMadrigal DinnerDavies Center: Madrigal Dinner\n\nYe Olde Madrigal Dinner is a 15th-century-style banquet with music and entertainment by the Court Chamber Choir, Court Brass Choir, Court Recorders and Court Thespians.\n\nA candlelit 15th Century banquet hall, draped with medieval banners and evergreen accents the scene. An English court jester beckons the diners to join the festivities. The mood is one of enchantment from Christmas long ago.\n\nUnstick thy mind from the present day,\nLet it come with us, let it fly away\nOn wings of laughter, wings of song,\nWings that carry each along\nTo a special time, a special place\nThat magically, mystically cares erase.\n\nWassail Good Lords and Ladies Faire!\n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n
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December 4, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n\n \nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
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December 4, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMConcert: Jazz IGantner Concert Hall, Haas Fine Arts Center: \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n
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December 5, 2009, 6:00PM to 9:00PMMadrigal DinnerDavies Center: Madrigal Dinner\n\nYe Olde Madrigal Dinner is a 15th-century-style banquet with music and entertainment by the Court Chamber Choir, Court Brass Choir, Court Recorders and Court Thespians.\n\nA candlelit 15th Century banquet hall, draped with medieval banners and evergreen accents the scene. An English court jester beckons the diners to join the festivities. The mood is one of enchantment from Christmas long ago.\n\nUnstick thy mind from the present day,\nLet it come with us, let it fly away\nOn wings of laughter, wings of song,\nWings that carry each along\nTo a special time, a special place\nThat magically, mystically cares erase.\n\nWassail Good Lords and Ladies Faire!\n \nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
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December 5, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n
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December 6, 2009, 1:30PM to 4:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n \n\nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
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December 6, 2009, 2:00PM to 4:30PMHoliday ConcertZorn Arena: \n \nTickets are on sale now at the Service Center! The tickets are $5 for floor seats and $3 for bleacher seats. Please call the service center at 715/836-3727 to get your tickets.\n\n\n\n
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December 6, 2009, 5:00PM to 7:30PMHoliday ConcertZorn Arena: \nTickets are on sale now at the Service Center! The tickets are $5 for floor seats and $3 for bleacher seats. Please call the service center at 715/836-3727 to get your tickets.\n\n
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December 7, 2009, 12:00AM: \nTickets are on sale today for the CABARET! Reserve your seats! Call the Service Center to purchase your ticketsCABARET TICKETS715/836-3727.\n \nDates for the Cabaret are: Jan. 21-23 & 28-30, 2010\n
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December 9, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: The Bald Soprano and The LessonKjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n \n\nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
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December 10, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n \n\nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
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December 11, 2009, 12:00PM to 1:30PMLobby ConcertHaas Fine Arts Lobby: \nFree Admission\n
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December 11, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n \n\nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
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December 12, 2009, 7:30PM to 10:00PMUniversity Theatre: "The Bald Soprano" and "The Lesson"Kjer Theatre: Often called the father of Theatre of the Absurd, Eugene lonesco wrote groundbreaking plays that are simultaneously hilarious, tragic, and profound. Now his classic one acts The Bald Soprano and The Lesson are available in an exciting new translation by Pulizer Prize-finalist Tina Howe, acclaimed by Frank Rich as 'one of the smartest playwrights we have.' In the Bald Soprano lonesco throws together a cast of characters including the quintessential British middle-class family the Smiths, their guests the Martins, their maid Mary, and fire chief determined to extinguish all fires - including their hearths. It's an archetypical absurdist tale and lonesco displays his profound take on the problesm inherent in modern communication. The Lesson illustrates lonesco's comic genius, where insanity and farce collide as a professor becomes increasing frustrated with his hapless student, and the student with his mad teacher. \n \n\nDirected by Jennifer Chapman\n \n\nPlease call the Service Center for tickets - 715/836-3727. \n\n\n
