May 04 Sunday
Music by Green Day, Lyrics by Billie Joe Armstrong, Book by Billie Joe Armstrong and Michael Mayer, Directed by Ruben Del Valle Jr.
Bold, brash, and fun, American Idiot takes Green Day’s chart-topping 2005 punk rock album and brings it vibrantly to life. American Idiot follows a young anti-hero, Johnny, the self-proclaimed “Jesus of Suburbia”, and his two buddies, Will and Tunny, as they attempt to break out of their mind-numbing, aimless suburban existence. After escaping to the city, Johnny finds himself embroiled in a passionate affair with a stunning and unpredictable young woman, and an even more passionate affair with hard drugs. Tunny finds a sense of purpose by enlisting in the Army, but is wounded in the line of duty, both physically and emotionally. Meanwhile, Will, who decided to remain in the suburbs with his newly pregnant girlfriend, becomes moored to his couch, hopeless and stuck. Each of the men struggles to find the balance between rage and love -- a conflict that defines their generation. With Green Day’s heart-pounding, visceral songs and a young cast who rage against the machine of society with heart and spunk, American Idiot is a knockout guaranteed to bring the house down.
Proceeds benefit the TU FoundationThis performance will contain stobe lighting and haze effects and some material maybe recommended for mature audiences.
May 05 Monday
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May 08 Thursday
Rise & Shine celebrates the beauty of creation and mankind's enduring role within it. Through a compelling fusion of chorale and contemporary gospel music, spoken word, and vibrant dance, this production explores biblical history, taking audiences on a journey of how we each fall, rise, and find resilience through the trials of life.
The performance features the dynamic Dance & Bmore Ensemble and a soulful choral collaboration with Camerata Baltimore under the musical direction of James Mayo. Direction and choreography by CJay Philip with special guest choreographers Stephanie Powell and Frances James.
Join us this Easter weekend for a joy-filled celebration of creation, rebirth, and the strength to rise once more.
May 09 Friday
Two Queens. One in power. One in prison. Mary, Queen of Scots, and Elizabeth I – bound by blood, divided by the crown – collide in this intense depiction of their infamous rivalry.
Translated from Friedrich Schiller’s masterpiece, Peter Oswald’s adaptation of Mary Stuart is a bold mix of poetry and prose that seeks to uncover the personal stakes behind their royal clash.
The play opens on April 25 and runs through May 18 with shows at 7:30 PM on Thursdays, 8 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 PM on Sundays.