ULYSSES
Presented by UC College-Conservatory of Music Drama
April 26-28
University Heights
A masterwork of modern literature comes to life. Using the structure of the Homeric Odyssey, the work takes place during Dublin’s “dailiest day possible,” June 16, 1904, as the protagonist, Stephen Dedalus, makes his way through the streets and haunts of the city. At its most basic level, Ulysses is about Stephen’s search for a symbolic father and Leopold Bloom’s search for a son. But the story, so rich with striking characters and wondrous scenes, becomes an unforgettable quest for self. This production features adult themes and situations and is intended for mature audiences.
Adapted by Alison Vodnoy Wolf
Directed by Michael Burnham
Cast: Alyssa Caputo, Jaclyn Chantel, Kate Daugherty, Hannah Halvorson, Will Kiley, Brynn Langford, John Patrick Maddock, Mary Malloy, Megan Marshall, Madeline McKenzie, John Odom, Callie Schuterra, Shaun S. Sutton, Mariel Tompkins, Mia Vera,& Ian Weber
- Thu-Fri, April 26-27 at 8pm
- Sat, April 28 at 2pm & 8pm
Admission is free, but reservations are required. Tickets become available on Monday, April 23 at noon. Limit two tickets per order.
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