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Amahl and the Night Visitors
Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts
December 5, 2009
A family friendly opera by Gian Carlo Menotti. The opera was originally written for television broadcast and became a holiday tradition on NBC. The opera tells the tale of a young boy who meets three Kings on their way to welcome the Christ child. The opera was inspired by "The Adoration of the Magi," an oil and gold on wood painting by Hieronymus Bosch.
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Ticket Info
Tickets: Adults in advance $7, at the door $9
Senior citizens in advance $5, at the door $7
Students in advance $3, at the door $5Info Phone: (574) 520-4203
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Dates & Times
Dates:
December 5, 2009Times:
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Venue Info
Campus Auditorium, Indiana University South Bend
1855 Northside Boulevard Northside Hall, Ground floor South Bend, IN 46615
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Parking Info
Parking is available east of the hall, at the corner of Northside Blvd. and 20th St.
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Accessibility Info
- Wheelchair Access
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Member Reviews
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Event Name: The Teddy Bear Concert
"where are the kids?"
Comment posted by: WWIIAUGIE from SOUTH BEND, Dec 15, 2009
i wanted to see the little kids sing.a mom
i wanted to see the little kids sing.a mom
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Event Name: An Evening of Electronic Music
"Marie Fryer"
Review posted by: Michael Reyome from Nashville,TN, Feb 01, 2009
That girl can sure play. I wish i could have sang with them.
That girl can sure play. I wish i could have sang with them.
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Event Name: Euclid Quartet presents Bartók
[Bar Talk]
"Bartok for Dummies"
Review posted by: Stephen Miller from Granger, IN USA, Jun 21, 2008
The Euclid Quartet gives an engaging and entertaining "talk" and performance of this groundbreaking work. Although the material is dissonant, the sound techniques grab the attention of the listener in... Expand
The Euclid Quartet gives an engaging and entertaining "talk" and performance of this groundbreaking work. Although the material is dissonant, the sound techniques grab the attention of the listener in a visceral way. Friday night’s presentation helped tie together these features with the aesthetic purpose and compositional design of the work in layman's terms. After a playful demonstration of these features, the Quartet gave a spirited full performance that was satisfying on all levels and included a minor "happening" in the form of a broken viola string due to the slap pizzicato's of the fourth movement. As Luis tended to his broken string the other members threatened to tell Viola jokes in his absence. The Viola world was saved by Luis quick return. After the performance the audience was invited to join the Quartet for some "Bar Talk" at a local pub! Collapse
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Event Name: Michael Lasater – Visions Fugitive Exhibition
"Collage for the Senses"
Review posted by: Talia Reed from Walkerton, IN, Nov 08, 2007
“Visions Fugitive: New Work in Video, Animation, and Sound” illustrates in various views, Lasater’s incredible interpretation of a media culture. With that media he puts before his viewer a... Expand
“Visions Fugitive: New Work in Video, Animation, and Sound” illustrates in various views, Lasater’s incredible interpretation of a media culture. With that media he puts before his viewer a post-modern and post-pop culture experience, a true twenty-first century collection. Through motion and sound Lasater is able to layer his work with elements that serve to further articulate his compostion. He describes “In Tempo,” which depicts a human figure slowly transforming it boundaries in a sense of movement as “constantly moving video seeming to seek a still, timeless point…it is a self-portrait of time and motion.” “Ephiphany,” a truly post-pop culture piece of bright colors and overtly simplified images, evokes a game-show, carnival arcade sentiment.The Visions Fugitive collection operates as a collage for the senses; giving the viewer a scene, a landscape of the experience; dream-like, nightmare-like, trance-like. Collapse
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Event Name: Lovers and Executioners
"Lovers and Executioners"
Review posted by: Adam Bujalski from Elkhart, IN USA, Dec 14, 2006
The IUSB Theatre Company rebounded well from the last performance, With their Eyes. The actors gave this play there all, performing as if the audience was not even there. The actress who portrayed... Expand
The IUSB Theatre Company rebounded well from the last performance, With their Eyes. The actors gave this play there all, performing as if the audience was not even there. The actress who portrayed Don Pablo performed masterfully as a male and she stole the show. Again, the sound was at times to hear, since IUSB does not mic the performers, but for the most part they projected well. The set, as simple as it was, was perfect for the show. The art backdrop fit the original French ideas perfectly and made for easy scene changes. I was very excited to see even the stage hands in character. I think this helped from the scene changes distracting from the play that was occuring brilliantly on stage. The lighting was perfect and always on cue to individual monologues or to open up the whole stage. All in all the play was a great time and I would have gladly paid more than what the school charges for tickets. Congrats and good job to all those involved. Collapse
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Event Name: Avalon String Quartet
"Awesome!"
Review posted by: Joe Burner from Chicago, Nov 09, 2005
The best Quartet in the Country!
The best Quartet in the Country!
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