The Bald Soprano, The Lesson
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Theatre Auditions for "Proof"
TechTheatre in the Visual and Performing Arts Department at Michigan Tech will hold open auditions for its upcoming production of "Proof," the Pulitzer Prize winning play by David Auburn, on Sunday and Monday, Nov. 15 and 16, at 7:00 pm in McArdle Theatre. The roles include two women and one man in their twenties. To prepare for the auditions, scripts can be checked out overnight from the Visual & Performing Arts Office, 209 Walker. More information is available from director Roger Held at rheld@mtu.edu or 487-1080.
The Visual and Performing Arts Department is pleased to announce that Eydi Lampasona, NWS, ISEA, will present our December 2009 Guest Artist Residency. The residency features eight hours of free, public lecture-demonstrations designed for a general audience, and a two-day workshop for artists. Michigan Tech students, faculty and staff are encouraged to attend.
Theatre Auditions Fall 2009 - Behind the Scenes
The Bald Soprano, The Lesson, Vaster Than Empires
Learn about theatre, radio drama, and TV production in Visual and Performing Arts.
To support students and recognize a major architect of the University's musical program, the Department of Visual and Performing Arts has created the Milton Olsson Music Scholarship. Leaving a musical legacy
Looking North, a watercolor by Professor of Art Mary Ann Beckwith, is on the cover of this year's Michigan Tech Research Magazine. Prints of the painting will be sold through the Michigan Tech Fund to benefit the Department of Visual and Performing Arts. Contact Mary Ann Beckwith.
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