Cascia Hall Performing Arts Center Proudly Announces
Our 2010-2011 Season
This year’s season is going to be a fun and interesting tour through the gamut of human emotion. Cascia Hall, once an all-boys boarding school, is opening the season on October 6 with a drama about an all-girls boarding school, The Children’s Hour.
Next, our middle school students will be sharing the life lessons they have learned - and we may have forgotten - including how to annoy your little sister and the proper way to beg for a puppy in How to Eat Like a Child.
We are bringing back a Tulsa tradition for this year's all school Christmas musical: Miracle on 34th Street opens on December 3rd.
The Upper School comedy in February, The Nerd, is a hysterical mind game where the stereotypical hero is anything but stereotypical.
Course Acting Strikes Back features our middle school again with several vignettes that will stretch their acting chops and will be a sure crowd pleaser.
Finally, the culmination of the entire season is our upper school musical, Les Misérables, presented by The Lunn Family Educational Trust.
You won’t want to miss a single show this year. See you at the theatre!
Tickets at the door are $10.00 and $15.00. The balcony level is open to students at no charge but cannot be reserved. Balcony tickets will be available at the lobby box office on a first come first served basis one hour prior to the performance.
Season ticket packages and group rates are also available.
Email rpeddy@casciahall.org for details.
Upcoming Events at the PAC
Cyrus ChestnutA Non-School Production 9/21/2010 - 9/21/2010 7:30PM Yes, Cyrus Chestnut was Kathleen Battle’s accompanist last year and amazed everyone in the audience with his showmanship at the piano. With his reputation as one of the definitive jazz pianists of his generation firmly established, Cyrus Chestnut’s leadership and prowess as a soloist has led to performances and recordings with such greats as Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, Chick Corea, Jimmy Heath, Isaac Hayes, Kathleen Battle, Betty Carter and, Dizzy Gillespie as well as the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Orchestra. In addition to his own compositions, his treatments of classic tunes run the full range of jazz moods: playful, virtuosic, lyrical and always deeply soulful. Cyrus has been featured on screen playing a Count Basie inspired character in Robert Altman’s film, Kansas City. Music Series Tickets on sale NOW! Individual Tickets on Sale August 21 $35 -- $15 Senior, child, and group discounts available. Buy a Series and save! Additional information, video and photographs available at www.choregus.org To purchase Music Series tickets call 918-688-6112 or visit www.choregus.org To purchase individual tickets call 918-596-7111 or visit www.myticketoffice.com Contact: info@choregus.org. Tickets: www.myticketoffice.com. |
The Children's HourAn Upper School Production 10/6/2010 - 10/7/2010 7:00PM One of the great successes of this distinguished writer, Lillian Hellman’s heart-wrenching and beautiful 1934 play depicts the destruction of an all-girls boarding school from within and the resulting effects on the faculty and students. This story of a neurotic, sly child and her dreadful lie will keep you on the edge of your seat. Rated PG-13 Advance tickets: $5 and $10 on www.MyTicketOffice.com Tickets at the Door: $10 and $15 at the Cascia PAC Box Office Contact: mpurgason@casciahall.org. Tickets: www.MyTicketOffice.com. |
Beethoven in the Big AppleA Non-School Production 10/14/2010 - 10/14/2010 7:00PM Michael Torke Corner in Manhattan, for String Quartet Gustav Mahler Quartet for Piano and Strings Samuel Barber Summer Music, for Wind Quintet Ludwig van Beethoven Septet in E-flat for Winds and Strings, Op. 20 Our first concert brings together three composers with ties to New York City with Ludwig van Beethoven’s remarkable yet seldom-heard Opus 20 Septet. This juxtaposition brings out both the modernity of Beethoven’s early style as well as the timelessness of the three newer works. Michael Torke’s recent minimalist string quartet Corner in Manhattan evokes the rhythms and flow of daily life in the big city, while Barber’s pastoral and nostalgic Summer Music recalls the lost daydreams of childhood innocence in small-town America. Also featured will be Mahler’s only contribution to chamber music, his haunting Piano Quartet movement. Finally, as one of his earlier works, Beethoven’s Septet. Single Tickets: $15, $5 Student/Seniors Season Tickets - 4 Concerts: $50 ($10 Discount) Seating is General Admission. For more information on ticket sales, contact us at tickets@tulsacamerata.org, or call (918) 406-5440. You can also download our Order Form and mail it to Tulsa Camerata, 3612 S. New Haven Ave., Tulsa, OK 74135, or fax it to (918) 764-9267. Contact: tickets@tulsacamerata.org. Tickets: http://www.tulsacamerata.org/cms/node/16. |