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Welcome to the Callagy Box Office online.  Thank you for your interest in our performances and events. 

We hope you'll join us and we look forward to seeing you at the Davis Performing Arts Center in the Gonda and Devine Theatres or any of our other performing arts venues at Georgetown University. 

On behalf of the Department of Performing Arts and the Davis Performing Arts Center,

Director of Patron Services

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THEATER

co-presented by Theater and Performance Studies

The 2009-2010 Mask & Bauble Dramatic Society Season:

Take Back The Night Sponsors

The Vagina Monologues (Februrary 11-14)

MUSIC

The 2009-2010 Georgetown University Orchestra Season:

The 2009-2010 Georgetown University Jazz Season:

The 2009-2010 Georgetown University Wind Ensemble Season:

The 2009-2010 Georgetown University Concert Choir Season:

The 2009-2010 Georgetown University Chamber Music Ensembles Season:

The 2009-2010 GU & Post-Classical Ensemble Season:

Georgetown University Department of Performing Arts in Association with American Opera Theater:

Sylvia NcNair in Songspiel

DANCE

The 2009-2010 Georgetown University Dance Company Season:

 

Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Georgetown and Ritmo y Sabor:

Annual Winter Performance: Posada (December 8)

The 2009-2010 Black Movements Dance Theater Season:

BMDT Spring 2010 Concert (February 26-27)

The 2009-2010 Groove Theory Season:

Groove Theory's Hip Hop Showcase (February 25)

Flex Pass

A Flex Pass entitles you to four tickets to any combination of the shows in the 2009-10 Theater and Performance Studies Program season:   GOING MAD:  Shattering and Re-Imagining the Real. Use the pass for four single tickets or bring a friend to two performances . . .

Flex Passes are $50 for the general public (up to 30% savings), $40 for faculty/staff/alumni/senior (up to 33% savings) and $20 for Georgetown University students (up to 50% savings).

Buy your pass now and select dates when you’re ready. Dates are subject to availability and you must reserve your ticket(s) in advance of a desired show in accordance with the terms below.

Purchasing your Flex Pass

1) You can buy now and join the ranks of Flex Pass holders:

2) Or Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., call (202) 687-ARTS (2787) or visit the Callagy Box Office to order.

You will receive an e-mail with the unique patron ID number you will use to order your tickets. A Flex Pass membership card will also be mailed to you.

Reserving your tickets

1) Once you have your Flex Pass patron ID number, you can reserve your tickets for a performance in one of the following ways:

• Call or visit the Callagy Box Office during business hours.
• Order online by selecting your chosen performances from Six Characters in Search of an Author; Caroline, or Change; Madness and Civilization; or The Grace of Mary Traverse from our upcoming events.

a.  Select your performance.
b.  Select the number of tickets.
c.  When prompted for your payment information, click "I'm redeeming benefits" on the lower right-hand side of the window.
d.  Enter your Patron ID number and first and last name.
e.  Apply your benefits and complete the transaction.

*All Flex Pass ticket reservations are subject to availability and must be made in advance online or by calling or visiting the Callagy box office Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

2) Present your Flex Pass at the Callagy Box Office when picking up tickets. Photo ID required for discounted senior, GU faculty, staff, alumni, and student tickets.

All tickets will be held at will-call starting one hour prior to curtain. Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to curtain to collect your tickets. The houses are general admission. No late seating. Tickets unclaimed by curtain will be forfeited and may be released to patrons on stand-by.

Ticketing Policy

• All sales are final. No refunds will be given.

• A picture ID or e-mailed ticket confirmation is required to pick up tickets and for verification of ticket purchases.

• All tickets are held at will-call in the venue in which the event is to take place, starting one hour prior to curtain. Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to curtain to collect your tickets.

• The houses are general seating. 

• Late seating will not be permitted.  Tickets unclaimed by curtain will be forfeited and may be released to patrons on stand-by.

• For some events, limited stand-by seating may be available for purchase for sold-out performances. To be eligible for stand-by seating please arrive starting one hour prior to the performance to put your name on the list.

• Tickets may be exchanged, subject to availability, for a $2 per ticket fee (waived for subscribers) 72 hours in advance of the ticketed performance. Exchange requests can be made in person or over the phone during normal operating hours M-F from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. or via e-mail.  Please reference your e-mail order confirmation # and/or last name.  Exchange requests made in person starting one hour prior to the ticketed performances are handled at the discretion of management.

• For accessible seating or other inquiries please contact us by phone or e-mail:  (202) 687-ARTS (2787) or callagyboxoffice@georgetown.edu

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Group Sales

Group rates are available at $1 off the regular ticket price to groups of 10 or more for most performances.  Processing fees are NOT applied to group sales.

Group rates are NOT available for on-line purchases.

Payment must be made in advance for all sales.

To purchase group tickets, please contact us during normal operating hours (Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.) in person at the Callagy Box Office or by phone at (202) 687-ARTS (2787).

You can also make group sales inquiries via e-mail.

To purchase group tickets using a Georgetown University Cost Center please contact us during normal operating hours (Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.) in person at the Callagy Box Office or by phone at (202) 687-ARTS (2787).  GX, GD, and RT funds may be used.  We CANNOT process requests using an RX fund.

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Contact Us

Open: Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Callagy Box Office
Davis Performing Arts Center
37th & O Streets NW
Washington DC 20057

Phone: (202) 687-ARTS (2787)
E-mail: callagyboxoffice@georgetown.edu

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THE 2009-2010 THEATER AND PERFORMANCE STUDIES PROGRAM SEASON

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Madness and Civilization
World Premiere
Inspired by the book by Michel Foucault
Created for the stage by Prof. Natsu Onoda Power and the Ensemble
February 11-13, 2010 at 8 p.m.
February 14, 2010 at 2 p.m.
February 17-20, 2010 at 8 p.m.
Davis Performing Arts Center, Gonda Theatre

Tickets:
Fri/Sat Evening Only:           

General: $18                

Faculty/Staff: $15              

Alumni/Senior (65 or older): $15       

Student: $ 10               

All Other Performances:

General: $15

Faculty/Staff/Alumni/Senior: $12

Student: $ 7

Do you hear voices?  Do your hands sweat?  Is it a sign of genius, or a symptom of illness?  Is it eccentricity or disorder?   Inspired by Michel Foucault's 1961 classic and deeply influential non-fiction work examining the archaeology of madness in the West from the Middle Ages forward, this mind-altering, multimedia, ensemble-based production explores madness through ideas, visual images, literature, and art.

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The Grace of Mary Traverse
DC Premiere
By Timberlake Wertenbaker
Directed by Maya Roth
April 8-10, 2010 at 8 p.m.
April 11, 2010 at 2 p.m.
April 14-17, 2010 at 8 p.m.
Davis Performing Arts Center, Gonda Theatre

Tickets:
Fri/Sat Evening Only:           

General: $18                

Faculty/Staff: $15              

Alumni/Senior (65 or older): $15       

Student: $ 10               

All Other Performances:

General: $15

Faculty/Staff/Alumni/Senior: $12

Student: $ 7

A boldly inventive historical drama which resonates powerfully with contemporary life, The Grace of Mary Traverse chronicles a young woman’s Faustian quest for identity, power, and grace. With dizzying wit, intellect and speed, the play follows Mary’s brutal and often darkly comic spiral within male-dominated realms of sex, gambling, politics, and religion in 18th-century London. Internationally acclaimed British playwright and recent GU Visiting Faculty member Timberlake Wertenbaker (Our Country's Good, Love of the Nightingale) returns to Georgetown's campus for the area premiere of this award-winning work, celebrating its 25th anniversary.

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Valère Novarina Festival
Monday and Tuesday, April 12 and 13, 2010 at 7 p.m.
Le Théâtre du Rêve
L'Acteur Sacrifiant (The Sacrificing Actor)
and Adramelech
Written, Conceived, and Directed by Valère Novarina
PRESENTED BY THE ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE DE WASHINGTON, THE DÉLÉGATION GÉNÉRALE DE L’ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE AUX ETATS-UNIS, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH AND GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY THEATER AND PERFORMANCE STUDIES PROGRAM
Davis Performing Arts Center, Devine Studio Theatre

Tickets:

$15 General

$8 GU Students and Alliance Française members

As part of a festival celebrating acclaimed avant-garde French playwright Valère Novarina's spring 2010 visit to Washington D.C. and several other U.S. cities, the Atlanta-based francophone theater company Le Théâtre du Rêve and Valery Warnotte present two performances at Georgetown University's Davis Performing Arts Center, in the Devine Studio Theatre. They will perform the new work “L'Acteur Sacrifiant” (The Sacrificing Actor), which adapts the dramatic and theoretical writings of Novarina to create a montage that provokes and puts into question the audience's very experience of theatre. Novarina himself directs the monologue “Adramelech,” performed by Jean-Yves Michaux. Both performances will be followed by Q & A sessions with the playwright.

 

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DANCE COMPANY SEASON:

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GU Dance Company Spring 2010 Concert
Faculty Artistic Director, Miya Hisaka Silva
Student Director, Amanda Silva (COL ’10)
Davis Performing Arts Center, Gonda Theatre
April 30, 2010 at 8 p.m.
May 1, 2010 at 8 p.m.

Tickets:

General: $10
Faculty/Staff/Senior (65 or older): $8
Student $8

Proven by sold out performances, season after season, come experience one of GU’s most popular performing arts groups! Georgetown University Dance Company’s Spring Performance will feature a diverse range of dances ranging from hip-hop to classical ballet by special guest and student choreographers. This high energy, pre professional repertory dance company is one you do not want to miss!  Seating is limited so make sure to buy your tickets in advance.

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BALLET FOLKLORICO MEXICANO DE GEORGETOWN AND RITMO Y SABOR

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Annual Winter Performance: Posada
Written, Conceived and Adapted by the Students of Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Georgetown & Ritmo y Sabor
Walsh Building, Walsh Black Box Theatre (corner of 36th & Prospect Street, across from the Tombs)
December 8, 2009 at 8:00 pm

Tickets:

General: $4
Student: $3

Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Georgetown’s annual winter showcase, Posada, celebrates the coming Christmas season with dances from across Mexico. The show will incorporate traditional Folkloric Mexican dances, a guest performance from Ritmo y Sabor, and collaborations between Ritmo and Ballet.

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THE 2009-2010 BLACK MOVEMENTS DANCE THEATER SEASON

 

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Spring 2010 Dance Concert
Faculty Artistic Director, Alfreda Davis
Davis Performing Arts Center, Gonda Theatre
February 26, 2010 at 8 p.m.
February 27, 2010 at 8 p.m.
 
Tickets:

General: $10
Student: $8

Black Movement Dance Theatre takes the stage for the exciting conclusion to their 2008-2009 dance season.  BMDT presents a full evening dance concert featuring contemporary modern dance- theatre. The program includes signature company works along with new works by student and professional guest choreographers. Videotaping and flash photography prohibited.

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THE 2009-2010 GROOVE THEORY SEASON

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Groove Theory's Hip Hop Showcase
Healy Building, Gaston Hall (3rd floor)
February 25, 2010 at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets:

General: $7
*TO AVOID LONG LINES IN GASTON, PATRONS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO PICK UP TICKETS SOLD ON-LINE IN ADVANCE OF THE SHOW AT DAVIS CENTER BOX OFFICE! BOX OFFICE HOURS: M-F 11a-3p.

From its first conception, Groove Theory never thought the day would come when they would get the chance to host their own event. Now the day has come! This is Groove Theory’s first annual showcase. As a performance that was put together to celebrate hip-hop dance culture, you will experience a compilation of what Groove Theory has been doing thus far and get an opportunity to see the creativity of various guest groups from the metro DC area. Groove Theory strives to make each separate performance the best it can be and we are excited to display our best for this show.

 

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THE 2009-2010 MASK & BAUBLE DRAMATIC SOCIETY SEASON

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Subscribe early and save.  The best way to guarantee your seats for the Mask & Bauble 2009-10 season is to buy a subscription.  You'll save 33% off the regular ticket prices, get free ticket exchanges (pending availability), and be guaranteed seats to popular shows.

Care to support M&B with a donation? At the end of your subscription order, you can also make a donation:

 

 

 

 

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Mask & Bauble Membership. Join the Friends of Mask & Bauble Dramatic Society. Your support enriches the artistic opportunities that we provide to our community. If you prefer, you may opt to make your membership a donation. If you would like to support M&B at a different level than what is available, or if you wish to offer in-kind donations or volunteer your expertise, please contact us directly. All membership designated as gifts are tax-deductible.

Purchasing Your M&B Membership
1) You can buy now and join the ranks of M&B membership holders:
2) Or Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., call (202) 687-ARTS (2787) or visit the Callagy Box Office to order.

You will receive an e-mail with the unique patron ID number you will use to order your tickets. M&B memberships at the Benefactor Level and higher will be eligible to redeem their Membership for tickets as specified in the plan.

Reserving your tickets
1) Once you have your M&B Membership patron ID number, you can reserve your tickets for a performance in one of the following ways:

•    Call or visit the Callagy Box Office during business hours.
•    Order online by selecting your chosen performances from No Exit; Caroline, or Change; The Real Thing; Donn B. Murphy One-Acts Festival or The Taming of the Shrew from our upcoming events.  You can go through the steps of ordering tickets for your desired show(s), then at the end of the Patron Info section, you'll see a link to click on to enter your Membership patron ID number.
*All Membership ticket reservations are subject to availability and must be made in advance online or by calling or visiting the Callagy box office Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

2) Present your Membership at the Callagy or Mask & Bauble Box Office when picking up tickets. Photo ID required for discounted senior, GU faculty, staff, alumni, and student tickets.

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The Real Thing
By Tom Stoppard
Directed by Andrew Dolan (COL '10)
Produced by Renn Andrews (SFS '12)
Davis Performing Arts Center, Devine Studio Theatre
January 21-23 and 27-30, 2010 at 8 p.m.
January 24, 2010  at 4 p.m.

Tickets:

$10 General

Mask & Bauble and Nomadic Theatre join forces in this exciting co-production. Max harshly accuses his wife, Charlotte, of infidelity. Yet, after she slams the door, she speaks lovingly with a man named Henry in an eerily similar setting. Moments later, this playwright, Henry exchanges pleasantries with the very same Max from the previous scene. What is going on here? In The Real Thing, Tom Stoppard constantly challenges his audience to ask, "what is real?" Should we focus on art itself or on what that art does to us? Ludwig van Beethoven or Lady Gaga? Can we view things like love, friendship, or music in an objective lens, or should we simply trust the goosebumps that a certain experience gives us? Stoppard dares the audience to engage a new theatrical reality, one that passes in and out of a play-within-the-play, a movie set, and Henry's personal life.  

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The Donn B. Murphy One Acts Festival featuring The Hypothetical Detective
By Tom Carroll, COL ’09
Directed by Jimmy Dailey, COL ‘11
Produced by Isabella Proia, COL ‘12
Devine Studio Theatre, Davis Performing Arts Center
February 24-27, 2010 at 8 p.m.
February 28, 2010 at 4 p.m.

Tickets:

General: $5

 

 

 

Join us throughout the fall and spring as we workshop copious student works, and bring together a unified creative community composed of members from all areas of the arts. This will culminate in February with the Donn B. Murphy One Acts Festival, featuring by Tom Carroll (COL ‘09). Each night of the festival will consist of a half-hour viewing of The Hypothetical DetectiveThe Hypothetical Detective, followed by an intermission and then that night’s Festival. Festival activities will be different every day, and will include adventures like Midnight Oil where students will write, cast, and rehearse a play in 24 hours of time. Please visit our website at https://digitalcommons.georgetown.edu/blogs/maskandbauble/ for updates on the Festival schedule.

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The Taming of the Shrew
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Tyler Walker, SFS ‘12
Produced by Meghan McCormick, MSB ‘11
Poulton Hall Stage III, 37th and P Streets, NW
April 15-17, 2010 at 8 p.m.
April 18, 2010 at 4 p.m.
April 22-24, 2010 at 8 p.m.
April 25, 2010 at 4 p.m.

Tickets:

General: $12
Students: $9

After the end of World War II, the returning veterans are eager to start their new lives with the perfect woman. Plain-Jane Bianca matches the popular profile, and all the men are in hot-pursuit of her hand in marriage. However, one last great obstacle stands in the way of her pastel colored suburban bliss: her father will let none of them near her until Katherine, her ill-tempered older sister, is married. Comedy abounds when an ambitious young man, Petruchio, decides to court this volatile and rebellious daughter. After their marriage Petruchio sets about turning her into an obedient bride. Will Katherine free herself? Will her husband break her spirit and tame the shrew into the perfect housewife? In the last show of its 158th season, Mask & Bauble delivers a refreshing and modern interpretation of Shakespeare’s work The Taming of the Shrew, re-setting the show in the 1950s and taking a closer look at the work through a gender sensitive lens.

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THE 2009-2010 NOMADIC THEATRE SEASON

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Nomadic SmarTickets

Buy your SmarTickets for 2009-2010 Nomadic Theatre season now to support great student theater and save money. A SmarTicket entitles the bearer to 3 tickets total to any combination of shows.

 

Purchase yours now and call the Callagy Box Office to select dates when you’re ready (at least 24 hours in advance of a desired show). Best to choose well in advance; choice of show dates is subject to availability.

 

SmartTicket price:

General/Student Admission: $25 (save $5 off buying separately)

 

Purchasing Your Nomadic SmarTicket:

   

 

 

 

2) or Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., call (202) 687-ARTS (2787) or visit the Callagy Box Office to order.

You will receive an e-mail with the unique patron ID number you will use to order your tickets. Nomadic SmartTicket holders will be eligible to redeem their SmarTicket for show tickets as specified in the plan.

Reserving your tickets
1) Once you have your Nomadic SmarTicket patron ID number, you can reserve your tickets for a performance in one of the following ways:

 

• Call or visit the Callagy Box Office during business hours.
• Order online by selecting your chosen performances from Getting Out; The Real Thing; The Pain and The Itch from their upcoming events. You can go through the steps of ordering tickets for your desired show(s), then at the end of the Patron Info section, you'll see a link to click on to enter your SmarTicket patron ID number.
*All SmarTicket reservations are subject to availability and must be made in advance online or by calling or visiting the Callagy box office Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

 

2) Present your SmarTicket ID number at the Callagy or Nomadic Box Office when picking up tickets. Photo ID required for discounted senior, GU faculty, staff, alumni, and student tickets.

 

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The Pain and the Itch
by Bruce Norris
Directed by Courtney Ulrich COL ‘11
Produced by Alexandra Aki SFS ‘10
Devine Studio Theatre, Davis Performing Arts Center
March 24-27, 2010 at 8 p.m.
March 27, 2010 at 2 p.m.
March 28, 2010 at 7 p.m.

Tickets:

General: $10

Clay and Kelly share a perfect suburban house with two perfect daughters and have a perfect life. That is until Clay's mother, Carol, and his brother Cash, with his young Eastern European girlfriend come to have Thanksgiving dinner together. The events that unfold threaten to unsettle Clay and Kelly's lives as it becomes clear that their anti-Bush, liberal, philanthropic intentions don't reflect their selfish, empty, hypocritical actions. The elder daughter has a genital itch, there is a mysterious animal taking large bites out of the avocados, instead of a children's movie, porn keeps blasting out of the TV... the messiness of family life is sometimes too much for them to hold together and slowly the threads unravel as everything becomes a little less perfect.

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THE 2009-2010 BLACK THEATER ENSEMBLE SEASON

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The Quiet Violence of Dreams
American Premiere
Adapted by Ashraf Johaardien
From the novel by K. Sello Duiker
Directed by Kylé Pienaar (COL ‘12)
Walsh Black Box (36th Street NW between N and Prospect Streets NW)
April 21 – 24, 2010 at 8 p.m.
April 25, 2010 at 2 p.m.

Tickets:

General: $10

Based on the celebrated novel by K. Sello Duiker, The Quiet Violence of Dreams takes us to Cape Town, South Africa to journey through the lives of modern, urban Africans. Adapted by the promising South African playwright, Ashraf Johaardien, the story centers on Tshepo, a young student uncovering his identity and sexuality against the backdrop of a society in flux. After one of several stints in a mental hospital, Tshepo drops his studies and finds a job at a male massage parlor – where he prostitutes himself under the pseudonym Angelo. Through Tshepo, Ashraf Johaardien explores a raw and violent world – where the dark side of the city meets the dark side of a psyche coming to know itself. Despite its painful past and broken present, the world of the play is constantly underscored by love and redemption, transforming Duiker's social critique of South African race-relations, sexuality and modernity into a universal story about forgiveness, acceptance and the self. Please note that the performance includes mature subject matter, including violent imagery.

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY PLAYERS IMPROV GROUP SEASON

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IMPROV SHOW
Bulldog Alley, Leavey Center, next to Subway in Hoya Court   
January 23, 2010 at 9 p.m. 

Tickets:

General: $6
Student: $4 

The Georgetown Players Improv Group invites you to a night of comedy! Improv is completely unscripted, and relies on audience suggestion, and the quick wit and active minds of the performers. We will present a mix of long form Improv games. Please come and enjoy the show! The show contains adult content.

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IMPROVFEST
Featuring: Georgetown Players Improv Group &  Guest Troupes from Area/Regional Colleges 
Bulldog Alley, Leavey Center, next to Subway in Hoya Court  
February 19-20, 2010 at 9 p.m. 

Tickets:

General: $8
Student: $5 

The Georgetown Players Improv Group invites you to a night of comedy provided by both GPIG and our special guests: Improv Troupes from surrounding universities! Improv is completely unscripted, and relies on audience suggestion, and the quick wit and active minds of the performers. We will present a mix of long form Improv games. Please come and enjoy the show! The show contains adult content.

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IMPROV SHOW
Bulldog Alley, Leavey Center, next to Subway in Hoya Court  
March 20, 2010 at 9 p.m. 

Tickets:

General: $6
Student: $4 

The Georgetown Players Improv Group invites you to a night of comedy! Improv is completely unscripted, and relies on audience suggestion, and the quick wit and active minds of the performers. We will present a mix of long form Improv games. Please come and enjoy the show! The show contains adult content.

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IMPROV SHOW 
Bulldog Alley, Leavey Center, next to Subway in Hoya Court  
April 16, 2010 at 9 p.m.  

Tickets:

General: $6
Student: $4  

The Georgetown Players Improv Group invites you to a night of comedy! Improv is completely unscripted, and relies on audience suggestion, and the quick wit and active minds of the performers. We will present a mix of long form Improv games. Please come and enjoy the show! The show contains adult content.

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA SEASON

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Georgetown University Orchestra Parents Weekend POPS Concert
Professor Rufus Jones, Director
Gaston Hall (located on the third floor of the Healy Building)
February 6, 2010 at 3 p.m.

We regret to inform you that this event has been canceled. If you have already purchased tickets for it, please contact the Senior Class Committee in the Center for Student Programs to inquire about refunds. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Tickets:

 

General: $12
Students: FREE (Students should come to Davis Center Box Office M-F 11a-3p to show ID and reserve your free ticket)

The Georgetown University will present its annual Pops concert. Our theme this year is “Movie Madness”. We will present a selection of works that will celebrate the music of some of our favorite movies. Appropriate for all ages!

 

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The Georgetown University Orchestra Spring Concert
Dr. Rufus Jones Jr., Music Director
Gaston Hall (located on the third floor of the Healy Building) 
April 26, 2010 at 8 p.m.
 

Tickets:  

 

General: $10.00
Students: FREE  (Students should come to Davis Center Box Office M-F 11a-3p to show ID and reserve your free ticket)

The Georgetown University Orchestra will present a concert dedicated to the music of the Romantic period. Come and join us as we celebrate the music of Brahms, Debussy, and many others.

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY JAZZ SEASON:

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Georgetown Jazz Spring Concert 2010 : “A Night With Monk”
Musical Direction by Professor Aaron Broadus
Gaston Hall (located inside the Healy Bldg. 3rd Floor) 
April 13, 2010 at 8 p.m.
 
Tickets:

 

General: $5
Student: FREE (Students should come to Davis Center Box Office M-F 11a-3p to show ID and reserve your free ticket)

Join the Georgetown University Jazz Ensemble for its exciting spring performance as we explore the music of Thelonious Monk!  With arrangements by Paul Jeffery and Georgetown’s own, professor Aaron Broadus you are sure to leave with a smile on your face. Join us for a night to remember.

 

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Georgetown JazzFest 2010
Musical Direction by Professor Aaron Broadus
White-Gravenor Patio/Copley Lawn (Rain Site: Gaston Hall) 
April 24, 2010 starting at 12:00 p.m.

Tickets:

 

General: FREE

Bring a blanket and join us for a day of great music from local and Grammy award winning artists at the Georgetown University Jazz Festival. Featuring the Annandale Jazz Ambassadors, Aaron Broadus Group, The New Washingtonians at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts and the Georgetown University Jazz Ensemble.  This is a festival you won’t want to miss!

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY WINDS ENSEMBLE SEASON

 

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Georgetown University Wind Ensemble Spring Concert 2010
Musical Direction by Professor Aaron Broadus
Gaston Hall (located inside the Healy Bldg. 3rd Floor) 
April 15, 2010 at 8 p.m.
 

Tickets:

 

General: $5
Student: FREE (Students should come to Davis Center Box Office M-F 11a-3p to show ID and reserve your free ticket)

Join the Georgetown University Wind Ensemble for an exciting evening of music featuring outstanding new works from great contemporary composers.

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR SEASON

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The Georgetown University Concert Choir Spring Concert
Directed by C. Paul Heins  
Gaston Hall, 3rd floor of Healy Hall, main campus of Georgetown University
April 21, 2010 at 8:00 p.m.


Tickets:

 

General: $5
Students: FREE  (Students should come to Davis Center Box Office M-F 11a-3p to show ID and reserve your free ticket)

The Concert Choir’s spring program will feature primarily non-sacred works.  It is anticipated that this program will be a part of the “America Sings in the Nation’s Capital” series of events, and will therefore include important works by prominent American composers. The Concert Choir often welcomes guest instrumentalists on its spring program.

 

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THE 2009-2010 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLES PROGRAM SEASON

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Spring 2010 Concert
Faculty Director Ralitza Patcheva 
McNeir Hall (Inside the New North Bldg by the tunnel)
April 11, 2010 at 3 p.m.


Tickets:

 

General: $5
Students: FREE (Students should come to Davis Center Box Office M-F 11 a.m.-3 p.m. to show ID and reserve your free ticket)

Music is one of the most precious and most accessible art forms of any culture. Music of three centuries will be presented through the dedicated and inspired performances of the musicians of the GU Chamber Music Ensembles Program. Appropriate for all ages.

 

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Interpreting Liszt
Georgetown University Department of Performing Arts & the Post-Classical Ensemble
Angel Gil-Ordóñez, Music Director
Joseph Horowitz, Artistic Director
Concerts: Gaston Hall, 3rd floor of the Healy Bldg. (Ticketed)
Liszt Conference: McNeir Hall inside New North Bldg. 
February 12, 2010 at 7:30 p.m.
February 13, 2010 at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets for Concerts:

 

General:  $25
Student: $5

A Post-Classical Ensemble Festival in collaboration with Georgetown University, exploring new perspectives on Romantic art and the Romantic artistic personality.

EVENTS:
Friday, February 12 at 7:30 p.m.:

 

LISZT AND ITALY, an illustrated piano concert including poetry by Petrarch and Dante, visual art by Raphael and Michelangeli, Mykola Suk’s harrowing interpretation of Liszt’s Dante Sonata, and Kumaran Arul’s Lisztian improvisation on St. Francis Walking on the Water.  

 

 

 

 

Saturday, February 13 at 7:30 p.m.:
 

ANGELS AND DEVILS
Illustrated pre-concert on Totentanz by Anna Celenza at 6:30 pm; 
Mykola Suk, piano;
Georgetown University Chamber Singers, dir. Frederick Binkholder;
Angel Gil-Ordóñez, conductor 

Liszt: Hymne de l'enfant a son reveil and Inno a Maria Vergine, for chorus

Liszt: Piano Sonata in B minor

Liszt: Pastorale from Christus

Liszt: Totentanz for piano and orchestra

Friday, February 12: 1:15 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and
Saturday February 13, 1 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

 

 

"INTERPRETING LISZT” CONFERENCE
Including film, historic recordings, speakers Anna Celenza, Joseph Horowitz, and Thomas Mastroianni, and pianists Mykola Suk, George Barth, and Kumaran Arul.
FREE admission.

“An astonishing blend of muscular power, poetry and utter control – one of the more formidable talents to have appeared in this country in years”

– The American Record Guide on Mykola Suk

 

 

 

 

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The Vagina Monologues
Written, Conceived and Adapted by Eve Ensler
Directed by Lena Chuzhin, Simone Dyson, Sarah Yoo,
Marion Cory, Jane Dewire, and Alex Russo
Produced by Brigit McLaughlin, Sierra Jansen & Bridget Nugent

Thursday-Saturday, February 11-13, 2010 @ 8pm
Sunday, February 14, 2010 @ 2pm

Location: Devine Theatre, Davis Performing Art Center, Georgetown University

Ticket Prices:
General: $12
Faculty/Staff/Senior (65 or older): $12
Student $10

Purchase Tickets:
With credit card on-line at: http://performingarts.georgetown.edu
Or at Davis Center Box Office; Call: 202/687-ARTS

Must present picture ID and proof of faculty, staff, senior or student.

Running time: approximately 1 hours, 30 minutes (with no intermission)

Synopsis: The Vagina Monologues is a performance in conjunction with V-Day 2010, a global effort to stop violence against women and girls. We will tell the stories of women and girls from around the world in a spellbinding, funny, and incredible moving night. The Vagina Monologues is produced, directed and performed completely by Georgetown women.

Special Notes: This year’s V-Day campaign is spotlighting the violence against women in the Congo (DRC). Ten percent of net profits will be donated to V-Day 2010 Spotlight on Women of Democratic Republic of Congo. The remainder of the net profits will be donated to a DC Charity TBD.

 

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