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The first of Cameron Mackintosh's large scale musicals. Adapted from Victor Hugo's novel, Les Misérables is the epic tale of a man's life journey through 19th century France and his struggle to live through the injustice and revolution of the time. |
The action begins in 1815 as Jean Valjean, a man condemned to 19 years of hard labor for stealing a loaf of bread to feed his family, finds only hatred and suspicion when he is released on parole. Meeting one man who believes in him, Valjean breaks his parole to begin a new life. Jean Valjean crosses the landscape of early 19th century France, always pursued by the righteous police inspector Javert. |
The story of Les Misérables is one of love, courage and redemption. |
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Surprise the Woman in Your Life
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A LifeLines subscription makes a truly classy gift that will create lasting memories. |
The Bellin Health LifeLines series features four remarkable women, sharing their stories on four nights between the end of January and the beginning of May. |
Each evening also features a pre-lecture showcase with information booths on a number of topics: fitness, health & wellness, professional development, community involvement, unique gift ideas and more. |
The LifeLines subscription cost is $156 or $196 (All four nights are sold as a complete package) depending on seat location. |
Check out www.WeidnerLifeLines.com
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Take a couple minutes to order, and your holiday shopping is done. Not to mention the fact that she'll think you are a genius (and a really sensitive guy). |
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Twelfth Night
A shipwreck. A woman disguised as a man to survive. A duke, hopelessly in love. A scheming steward to a lady of high society. Sounds like a soap opera? It’s not; it’s Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, the ultimate situation comedy. I love this play not only because I am an English major, but because it’s very, very funny.
The company presenting this play is the Aquila Theatre, who presented Othello last year and were fantastic! They use modern clothes, scenery and theatrical lighting to complement the beautiful words of Shakespeare.
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Addicted:
a comedy of substance
Sa, Jan. 8 at 7:30p
Written and performed by Mark Lundholm, this show is his incredibly honest, moving, and unexpectedly funny autobiographical theater piece that takes the audience on a tumultuous journey through his childhood, adolescence, addiction, fatherhood, homelessness, rehab and a successful stand-up comedy career.
Note: Mature content & strong language. |
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Leahy
Th, Jan. 27 at 7:30p
A Celtic sensation comprised of nine brothers and sisters, this tremendously talented clan brings the stage alive. Mom and dad made sure all the kids knew how to fiddle and step-dance - not to mention how to sing and play a host of other instruments. A whirlwind of energy, the Canadian-born Leahys add country, folk and pop to their Irish roots. |
| Supported by WHBY 1150AM & The Breeze 104.3FM |
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Alexander Who's Not...
Going to Move
Weidner Center
Su, Feb. 6 at 1pm
This comic, heartwarming musical brings to life one of America's feistiest characters for young audiences and will not only entertain, but educate as well. Alexander does NOT want to move 1,000 miles away with his family. But young audiences will learn, along with Alexander, that home is where your family is – those who love you best of all.
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Michael Flatley's
Lord of the Dance
Fr-Su, Feb 11-13, 2005
"We've combined traditional and modern forms of dance to create a high octane blend with soulful beats and feet that move too fast to comprehend," says Michael Flatley of the show he created.
The action of this dramatic good vs. evil story, based on Irish lore, is played out on a grand scale with precision dancing, dramatic music, colorful costumes, state-of-art staging, lighting and pyrotechnics.
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