The Laramie Project
When
Nov 14, 2009 8:00 pm (Saturday)
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What
Theatre III Springfield Theatre Centre Presents:The Laramie ProjectMoises Kaufman’s drama draws on the reaction to the hate crime killing of gay college student Matthew Shepard in L...
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Event details: The Laramie Project
Description
Theatre III
Springfield Theatre Centre Presents:
The Laramie Project
Moises Kaufman’s drama draws on the reaction to the hate crime killing of gay college student Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1998. The ensemble of actors portrays more that 60 characters in this often controversial production.
Directed by Phil Funkenbusch
*Adult Content. May not be suitable for children*
Click here for more information about Springfield Theatre Centre.
Springfield Theatre Centre Presents:
The Laramie Project
Moises Kaufman’s drama draws on the reaction to the hate crime killing of gay college student Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1998. The ensemble of actors portrays more that 60 characters in this often controversial production.
Directed by Phil Funkenbusch
*Adult Content. May not be suitable for children*
Click here for more information about Springfield Theatre Centre.
Cost
$13 Adults; $12 Sr./ChildMore about Hoogland Center for the Arts
Hoogland Center for the Arts
The Center for the Arts is established to provide arts-related organizations with an environment to maximize their programming potential to stimulate the community's cultural growth. It provides the community with a venue to foster an understanding of and appreciation for the arts, enhance artistic expression and communication, and to enrich community interaction. The Springfield Center for the Arts is itself a product of the human drive to create. The organization grew from the collective desires of arts organizations and arts patrons to build a new facility that would meet the physical needs of the organizations and serve as a cultural hub for the City of Springfield. What began as a dream is becoming a reality as musical, theatrical and dance performance groups, visual artists, writers, and photographers all have a place to call home.Post a Countdown Widget
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