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March 26, 2015 · 2:00 pm

Cincinnati Ballet Presents Exciting Collaborations and World Premieres for 52nd Season

Featuring the long awaited return of Cinderella plus Balanchine, groundbreaking female choreographers and more

CB_logoCINCINNATI, OH. – Cincinnati Ballet’s 2015-2016 Season brings exciting collaborations, world premieres and the return of a beloved fairytale favorite with: The Kaplan New Works Series, Lady of the Camellias, Frisch’s Presents The Nutcracker, Cinderella, Wild Sweet Love and Director’s Choice performed at the Aronoff Center for the Arts.

The Kaplan New Works Series returns to be performed for the second time in its new home in the Aronoff Center’s beautiful Jarson-Kaplan Theater, September 11 through 19. With continual record-breaking attendance, the new location offers access to a larger audience while maintaining the intimacy for which the series is well known. New Works features three world premieres and one Cincinnati premiere from esteemed choreographers Adam Hougland, Viktor Plotnikov, Ma Cong and Gabriel Gaffney Smith. Long-time collaborator and Resident Choreographer Adam Hougland presents a solo piece, marking his sixth world premiere for Cincinnati Ballet. Viktor Plotnikov, a former principal dancer with Boston Ballet presents his new work in collaboration with UC DAAP’s acclaimed videographer Charles Woodman. Resident Choreographer for Tulsa Ballet, Ma Cong began his dance career at the Beijing Academy and has worked with the world’s most revered choreographers at the National Ballet of China. Renaissance man Gabriel Gaffney Smith, a composer and choreographer/dancer with BalletMet Columbus, presents the Cincinnati premiere, Detachment Without Reason, a pas de deux set to his own original musical composition.

Lady of the Camellias takes the stage October 23 and 24 with choreography by Val Caniparoli, accompanied by the moving music of Frederic Chopin, performed by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Caniparoli’s challenging, yet breath taking choreography journeys through love and loss when Marguerite, a famous courtesan, and Armand, a young countryman, become entangled in a forbidden affair. Based on Alexandre Dumas’ classic story of two hopeful lovers in 19th Century Paris, Lady of the Camellias has inspired many screen and stage adaptations including the films Camille, featuring an Oscar nominated performance by Greta Garbo, Moulin Rouge and the popular opera La Traviata.

Frisch’s Presents The Nutcracker, one of Cincinnati’s greatest holiday traditions, runs December 18 through 27. The Nutcracker was re-envisioned in 2011 by Artistic Director & CEO, Victoria Morgan, a success Cincinnati CityBeat says “strikes a delightful balance between light family fare and serious technical ballet.” The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will perform Tchaikovsky’s magical score live at each performance.

Cinderella returns February 12 through 14, performed for the first time in over six years, with newly refurbished sets, updated costumes and a brand new beautiful carriage. Cinderella is the classic tale of a hapless young woman who undergoes a magical transformation, leading her to find love and the enchanted life she dreams of. Victoria Morgan’s choreography pairs delightfully with the captivating music of Sergei Prokofiev, performed by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, breathing new life into the treasured tale.

Wild Sweet Love with Balanchine’s Who Cares? presented March 18 and 19 marks our sixth shared production with BalletMet Columbus, as we collaborate to present a full corps de ballet in George Balanchine’s Who Cares?, backed by some of George Gershwin’s most famous melodies. Accompanied by a variety of hit songs by popular artists, including everything from Roberta Flack to Queen, Wild Sweet Love is performed by Cincinnati Ballet and follows one woman’s journey navigating the ups and downs of love. The production is punctuated by a special presentation of Age of Innocence by BalletMet Columbus, choreographed by their own artistic director, Edwaard Liang. This modern piece is inspired by Jane Austen and set to music by Thomas Newman and Philip Glass.

Ballet Toybox returns in its fifth season, offering the perfect opportunity to introduce young children to the joy of dance on Sunday, March 20. The program features the Cincinnati Ballet Second Company in a mix of ballet and storybook classics. At under an hour and only $20 a ticket, Ballet Toybox is an interactive adventure where the audience learns about the essential elements that make up the beauty, humor and inspiring discipline of dance.

Director’s Choice shines a spotlight on groundbreaking female choreographers April 29 and 30, with selections hand-picked for Cincinnati audiences by our very own Artistic Director & CEO, Victoria Morgan. The mixed-repertoire includes Cylindrical Shadows, A Solo in 9 Parts, Habitual and a world premiere by Jennifer Archibald. Cylindrical Shadows, choreographed by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa after the loss of a close friend, explores themes of life and death with music by Johann Sebastian Bach, Henry Purcell and David van Bouwel. According to Lopez, “There is no difference between life and death; they are not opposites, as we are taught to believe. They are both a part of a single continuum, the continuum of life.” A Solo in 9 Parts by Jessica Lang, founder of New York City based dance company Jessica Lang Dance (JLD), is raw, modern and refreshingly stripped-down, showcasing the true talent and athleticism of the dancers, and is set to a beautiful violin concerto by Antonio Vivaldi. A Cincinnati audience favorite and the creator of the popular DANCEFIX, Heather Britt returns with her tense and sensuous pas de deux, Habitual, with music by Gabriel Gaffney Smith, who will be familiar to audiences from The Kaplan New Works Series. Habitual a duet about feeling stuck and the attraction we have as humans to repeat what is familiar. Jennifer Archibald, the founder and artistic director of New York City’s acclaimed Arch Dance Company, returns with a world premiere piece choreographed exclusively for Cincinnati Ballet. Archibald pulls from a variety of influences to boldly and seamlessly infuse ballet with nuances of hip hop. This combination of hip hop with classical aesthetic in movement greatly influences her musical scores, which she often custom engineers to include an assortment of compositions. Described as “…voluptuous… fiery… sensual…” by the Cincinnati Enquirer, her brilliant piece Sit was met with reverence and awe by Cincinnati audiences last season as part of The Kaplan New Works Series.

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Cincinnati Ballet 2015-2016 Season Sponsors: The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation, ArtsWave, Rhonda & Larry A. Sheakley Family Foundation, Rosemary & Mark Schlachter, The Louise Dieterle Nippert Musical Arts Fund, Ohio Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Frisch’s

About Cincinnati Ballet
Since 1963, Cincinnati Ballet has been the cornerstone professional ballet company of the region, presenting a bold and adventurous array of classical, full-length ballets and contemporary works, regularly with live orchestral accompaniment. Under the artistic direction of Victoria Morgan, Cincinnati Ballet has become a creative force within the larger dance community, commissioning world premiere works and exploring unique collaborations with artists as diverse as Grammy-winning guitarist Peter Frampton and popular, Ohio-based band Over the Rhine. With a mission to inspire hope and joy in our community and beyond through the power and passion of dance, Cincinnati Ballet reaches beyond the stage in programs that allow every person in the region to be part of the continued evolution of dance. To that end, Cincinnati Ballet presents exhilarating performances, extensive education outreach programs and offers top level professional ballet training at Cincinnati Ballet Otto M. Budig Academy.

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March 26, 2015 · 12:00 pm

ArtsWave’s CincySings Competition Grows in Second Year

Drew Lachey Hosts Employee Choir Competition April 8 at Music Hall

AW_CincySingsCincinnati, OH (February 16, 2015)– Today ArtsWave announces the return of its region-wide choral competition, CincySings, hosted by artist Drew Lachey at Music Hall on Wednesday, April 8 at 7:00 p.m. Teams of employee choirs from top regional companies that participate in the ArtsWave Community Campaign will face-off in this high-energy evening of music and fun.

Tickets start at $20 and go on sale online March 1st. Proceeds benefit the ArtsWave Community Campaign. VIP tickets are available for $50, which includes entry into the event and a pre-show reception with celebrity host and judges, sponsored by Accenture. Media partners for CincySings are Q102 and Enquirer Media. The winning team of CincySings will receive a special prize package from ArtsWave and have the chance to sing the national anthem at ArtsWave’s “Art in the Park” Cincinnati Reds game on August 23.

“Last year’s CincySings introduced an entirely new way to engage employees at workplace campaigns,” said Alecia Kintner, President and CEO of ArtsWave. “The event inspired great company and community pride and brought everyone together to celebrate the arts and their impact on our lives. We knew we had to do it again and we found more companies were eager to get in on the action.”

CincySings builds on Cincinnati’s incredible choral tradition, beginning with the May Festival Chorus and extending through the 2012 World Choir Games. For several years, both P&G and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have run “Sing Off” events as part of their ArtsWave workplace giving campaigns, encouraging employees to create small choral groups and take the stage in support of ArtsWave. Last year, Melanie Healey, Group President – P&G North America and Chair of the 2014 ArtsWave Community Campaign, suggested expanding the concept to encourage other top regional companies to run internal competitions and then send their winning choirs to face-off in a friendly showdown. The event was a great success, bringing together employees from ten local companies for an amazing evening of music. CincySings also raised awareness for ArtsWave and participating companies increased their giving by an average of 11%.

“CinsySings brought our employees together in a new and creative way,” says Manny Rios, President and CEO, American Modern Insurance Group. “It helped us raise more funds for ArtsWave than ever before and also generated a lot of goodwill and team spirit among the entire company.”

The competition has grown in its second year with fifteen companies fielding teams: American Financial Group, American Modern Insurance Group, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati Insurance Company, Duke Energy, Ernst & Young, Fifth Third Bank, GE Aviation, Horan, Horseshoe Casino, Macy’s MCCS, Northern Kentucky University, P&G, TriHealth, University of Cincinnati, and UC Health.

Four companies that took top honors at last year’s CincySings will go directly to the final round: P&G, GE Aviation, American Modern Insurance Group, and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. All other teams must compete in the CincySings Semi-Finals, a new round of the competition added for 2015, for the remaining slots. “When we saw how many teams were interested, we realized that we needed a Semi-Finals round to narrow down the competition and keep the final performance under a reasonable time limit,” says Laura Boggs, Campaign Manager, ArtsWave and Director of CincySings. “We think the extra round of competition should be great fun to watch.”

The CincySings Semi-Finals will be held March 14 at the Aronoff Center’s Jarson-Kaplan Theater from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. and open to the public with free tickets available at the door on the day of the show. Teams will have the option to be coached by local professional vocal artists in the weeks leading up to the event.

To expand the competition beyond the corporate community, one additional “Wild Card” team will be chosen by fan vote during the week of March 23rd. Any group can form a Wild Card team including churches, schools, families, etc. Submissions will be accepted from March 16-20. More details about how to enter and vote will be released soon.

Cincinnati native and recording artist Drew Lachey returns as host for CincySings. Drew is best known for being a member of the pop group 98 Degrees and as the crowned champion of season two of Dancing with the Stars. In addition to his vocal and dancing talent, Drew is an experienced stage actor with such Broadway roles as Patsy in Spamalot and Mark Cohen in Rent. Drew is a champion for the arts in Cincinnati. A graduate from Cincinnati’s School for Creative and Performing Arts, Drew is also the founder of Lachey Arts, an arts education company focused on using real working situations to better train young performers. Drew has extensive hosting experience including appearances on Dancing with the Stars, the Miss USA Pageant, The Price is Right and, closer to home, the 2012 World Choir Games. Drew is also co-owner of Lachey’s, a new sports bar in Over-the-Rhine, and focus of an upcoming reality series on A&E this spring.

“I’m excited to be back hosting CincySings,” said Lachey. “The talent of these choirs is truly amazing – an event you’ll see only in Cincinnati. And it’s an opportunity to support ArtsWave and the many arts organizations that make Cincinnati such a great place to live.”

As the nation’s first and largest community campaign for the arts, ArtsWave supports the work and impact of over 100 arts and cultural organizations with grants and services. More than 400

companies and 40,000 donors contribute to the effort each year, many through workplace giving campaigns.

Tickets for CincySings go on sale March 1st on the Cincinnati Arts Association website: http://www.cincinnatiarts.org/events. For more information on CincySings, visit http://www.theartswave.org/discover/events/cincysings and follow @ArtsWave and #CincySings on Twitter.

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About ArtsWave:

With the help of tens of thousands of individual donors, ArtsWave provides support to more than 100 arts organizations that make the Greater Cincinnati region an amazing place to live. The first and largest united arts fund in the country, ArtsWave contributors invested over $12 million in the region in 2014. The arts create benefits like attractive, lively neighborhoods and a population that comes together to share ideas and experiences.

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March 24, 2015 · 5:53 pm

Special Events Featured at The Glenmore Playhouse

TDW_VERT(Cheviot, OH) The Drama Workshop is pleased to welcome guest performers on April 10 and 11, 2015 to The Glenmore Playhouse at 3716 Glenmore Ave in Cheviot.

On April 10th, TDW welcomes The Middle Child Improv Troupe, one of the premiere improvisational theatre groups in the greater Cincinnati area, with an 8 pm show. On April 11th at 2 pm, Playhouse in the Park will present its Off-the-Hill production of BIRD BRAIN, especially for children five and up.

TMCi_logoThe Middle Child Improv Troupe members are storytellers, magicians, and used car salesmen, all wrapped up in one hot mess. Having quickly gained national recognition for their innovative style, this troupe already has television and movie credits on their resume, and are soaring in popularity. They are….well…probably like your middle child — quirky, and a bit weird, and you swear you love them just the same….only different. They are completely unscripted, and audience interaction and suggestions make for a hilarious, action-packed show! Shows are always family friendly!

Tickets for The Middle Child are $8 each for the one-performance only show on April 10, 2015 at 8 pm.

Kelsey Torstveit, Claire Simba, Alex Purcell and D'Amante M. Wilson in BIRD BRAIN. Photo by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.

Kelsey Torstveit, Claire Simba, Alex Purcell and D’Amante M. Wilson in BIRD BRAIN. Photo by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.

The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park returns to The Glenmore Playhouse with its production of “Bird Brain.” When a kindhearted woodcutter comes across a nest of freezing baby birds, he gives them a warm home under his hat. The problem is, he lives in a world where tipping your hat to others is not only a courtesy, but also the law, with severe punishments for disobeying. The woodcutter finds himself torn between doing what he feels is right and following the social norms. Will he follow the rules, or follow his heart? This charming fable about choosing to be different is full of laughs and the lesson that strange behavior isn’t always foolish.

The ticket price for “Bird Brain” is $5. The performance at The Glenmore Playhouse is on April 11, 2015, at 2 pm.

Tickets for both shows may be ordered by phoning the TDW 24/7 ticket line at 513.598.8303, or by ordering online at www.thedramaworkshop.org.

The Drama Workshop was founded in 1954. TDW is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to advancing education and promotion of the theatrical arts. The Drama Workshop is widely recognized as one of greater Cincinnati’s most accomplished community theater organizations, garnering dozens of awards annually from the Association of Community Theatres of Greater Cincinnati.

TDW productions have been selected to represent the Southwest Ohio region at the Ohio Community Theatre Association annual conference eight of the last ten years, and presented an excerpt of “Nunsense” at the 2014 state conference. TDW was also honored to represent the state of Ohio at the 2013 American Association of Community Theatre regional conference in Hartford, Wisconsin. The Drama Workshop was recognized in 2013 by the Cincinnati Preservation Association for their efforts to rehabilitate the former Glenmore Bowl into The Glenmore Playhouse.

Prospective members, and individuals or businesses interested in becoming involved or in helping advance TDW’s mission are encouraged to contact the group through our website at www.thedramaworkshop.org, or by phone at 513-598-8303.

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March 23, 2015 · 12:33 pm

Playhouse in the Park’s 2014-15 Off the Hill Season Concludes with BIRD BRAIN

CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE IN THE PARK’S 2014-15 OFF THE HILL SEASON
CONCLUDES WITH BIRD BRAIN BY VERN THIESSEN

PIP_Bird Brain logo(CINCINNATI) – The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s popular Off the Hill series for families wraps up its 2014-15 season with Vern Thiessen’s BIRD BRAIN, a charming and funny fable full of laughs and the lesson that strange behavior isn’t always foolish. Recommended for ages 5 and up,BIRD BRAIN will tour to community venues throughout the Tristate from April 10 through May 23.

Based on the story Vogelkopp by Albert Wendt, BIRD BRAIN tells the tale of a kindhearted woodcutter who finds a nest of freezing baby birds and decides to give them a warm home under his hat. The problem is that he lives in a world where tipping your hat to others is not only a courtesy, but also the law, with severe punishments for disobeying. The woodcutter finds himself torn between doing what he feels is right and following the social norms.

Kelsey Torstveit, Claire Simba, Alex Purcell and D'Amante M. Wilson in BIRD BRAIN. Photo by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.

Kelsey Torstveit, Claire Simba, Alex Purcell and D’Amante M. Wilson in BIRD BRAIN. Photo by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.

“I am so looking forward to this delightful play for this most delightful of audiences,” says Playhouse Education Director Mark Lutwak, who will direct the production and serve as the sound designer.

“BIRD BRAIN begins in a forest and returns there a couple of times, so I wanted an environment that set the mood for this cold, wooded land,” says set designer Christopher Boone. “I realized we didn’t need any graphics to tell this story, just panels of fabric, a couple of hat stands to hold hats and costume pieces, and a lot of imagination, which is perfect for younger elementary students.” Both the set and costumes feature simple bits of fabric that get folded, twisted and used in multiple ways. The music and sound effects will be created vocally by the actors.

“It’s very simple, but beautiful and fantastical,” adds Lutwak. “As with a lot of theatre for this age group, we celebrate the imagination of the story by engaging the imagination of the viewers.”

The BIRD BRAIN cast includes Alex Purcell, Claire Simba, Kelsey Torstveit and D’Amante M. Wilson, all members of the Playhouse’s 2014-15 Bruce E. Coyle Acting Intern Company. In addition to Lutwak and Boone, production team members include costume designer Melanie Mortimore and stage manager Tracy Hoida.

BIRD BRAIN will tour to nearly 20 community venues (see schedule below). Admission is free or inexpensive and is available at the door. Contact the center near you for ticket information.

For more information about the Playhouse’s education and outreach programs, contact the Education Department at 513-345-2242 or visit www.cincyplay.com.

Off the Hill is supported by the Robert and Adele Schiff Family Foundation, ArtsWave and the Ohio Arts Council.

The Cincinnati Playhouse season is presented by The Otto M. Budig Family Foundation and Heidelberg Distributing Company. The season sponsor of new work is The Lois and Richard Rosenthal Foundation.

The Playhouse is supported by the generosity of the community contributors to the ArtsWave campaign.

The Ohio Arts Council helps fund the Playhouse with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.

The Playhouse also receives funding from the Shubert Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE (as of March 23, 2015)

  • Friday, April 10, 7 p.m., Springfield Township’s Grove Banquet Hall and Event Center
  • Saturday, April 11, 2 p.m., The Drama Workshop at Glenmore Playhouse (Cheviot)
  • Saturday, April 11, 7 p.m., Blue Ash Recreation Center
  • Sunday, April 12, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., The Lebanon Theatre Company, Inc.
  • Saturday, April 18, 10:30 a.m., Woman’s Art Club Cultural Center (Mariemont)
  • Saturday, April 18, 7 p.m., Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center (Covington, Kentucky)
  • Sunday, April 19, 3 p.m., Evendale Cultural Arts Center
  • Saturday, April 25, 2 p.m., Fort Wright Civic Club
  • Saturday, April 25, 7 p.m., District A, The Character Building (former Shroder School, Kennedy Heights)
  • Sunday, April 26, 2:30 p.m., Kenton County Library – Covington Branch (Covington, Kentucky)
  • Saturday, May 9, 11 a.m., Covedale Center for the Performing Arts
  • Sunday, May 10, 2 p.m., Clifton Cultural Arts Center
  • Friday, May 15, 7 p.m., Boone County Library – Scheben Branch (Union, Kentucky)
  • Saturday, May 16, 2 p.m., Hyde Park Health Center
  • Saturday, May 16, 7 p.m., Bi-Okoto Cultural Institute (Pleasant Ridge)
  • Sunday, May 17, 2:30 p.m., Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum
  • Friday, May 22, 7 p.m., Oxford Community Arts Center
  • Saturday, May 23, 7 p.m., Circus Mojo (Ludlow, Kentucky) – Pre-show begins at 6:30 p.m.

Note: Details vary by location. Contact the individual sites for tickets and prices. Contact information is available on the Playhouse website at www.cincyplay.com (click on the SCHEDULE tab).

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March 21, 2015 · 11:36 am

The Carnegie Closes Season with Steve Martin’s THE UNDERPANTS Playing April 10-26, 2015

THE CARNEGIE CLOSES 2014-15 THEATRE SERIES WITH STEVE MARTIN’S THE UNDERPANTS PLAYING WEEKENDS APRIL 10 – 26, 2015

TC_The Underpants logo(COVINGTON, KY) – The Carnegie proudly concludes its 2014-15 theatre series with comedian Steve Martin’s adaptation of Carl Sternheim’s flirtatious play, THE UNDERPANTS, playing weekends April 10–26, 2015.

Starring Erin Ward and Randy Lee Bailey, THE UNDERPANTS tells the story of an alluringly pretty housewife named Louise. Louise ignites debauchery in Dusseldorf when her underpants accidentally fall down during the king’s parade, shaming her stuffy husband and driving feverish interest in the room the couple is trying to rent. As Louise tangles with hilariously lecherous tenants, her flirtations with fantasy and adventure reveal more to a woman’s life than serving her husband.

Performances run weekends April 10 – 26, Friday & Saturday evenings at 7:30pm, Sundays at 3:00pm. Tickets for THE UNDERPANTS are $25, $18 for students and can be purchased through The Carnegie Box Office, open Tuesday – Friday 12pm – 5pm, in person or by phone at (859) 957-1940, or online at www.thecarnegie.com. Patrons seeking member discounts, group or student tickets should call to make arrangements.

A riotous sex farce a la BOEING BOEING, THE UNDERPANTS is presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.

About The Cast
Randy Lee Bailey (Theo) is an actor, carpenter, writer, singer, husband, and uncle, living in northern Kentucky. He has been seen onstage at The Carnegie, Know Theatre, New Stage Collective, the Fringe Festival, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Ensemble Theater of Cincinnati, Repertory Theater of St. Louis, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and the Kentucky Shakespeare Festival, among others. Audiences at The Carnegie have seen Randy as Amos in CHICAGO and Boolie in DRIVING MISS DAISY.

Erin Ward (Louise) received her BFA from Northern Kentucky University last May. She has since performed in productions for The Know Theatre, New Edgecliff Theatre, Madcap Puppets, and Queen City Flash. Erin is also a proud cast member of OTRimprov. When Erin is not on stage, she is the Leadership and Development Coordinator of the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA) and Booking Manager for Petite Princess Parties.

THE UNDERPANTS Cast and Production Team List

Cast:

  • Louise Maske: Erin Ward
  • Theo Maske: Randy Lee Bailey
  • Versati: Brian Griffin
  • Cohen: Michael Hall
  • Gertrude: Jodie Schwegmann-Meyn
  • Klinglehoff: Tom Manning
  • The King: Sean Mette

Production Team:

  • Director: Drew Fracher
  • Scenic Designer: Ryan Howell
  • Costume Designer: Jim Stump
  • Lighting Designer: Sarah Andersson
  • Sound Designer: Mike Mauntal
  • Stage Manager: Carissa Gandenberger
  • Asst. Stage Manager: David Netherton

Tickets:

  • $25 Adults
  • $23 Carnegie Members, Enjoy The Arts Members
  • $20 Groups of 8 or More
  • $18 Students

Performances:

THE UNDERPANTS will include eight performances:

Friday, April 10, 7:30pm ● Saturday, April 11, 7:30pm ● Sunday, April 12, 3pm Friday, April 17, 7:30pm ● Saturday, April 18, 7:30pm ● Sunday, April 19, 3pm Saturday, April 25, 7:30pm ● Sunday, April 26, 3pm
* Please note there will not be a performance Friday, April 24, 2015.

ABOUT THE CARNEGIE: The Carnegie is a multidisciplinary arts venue serving the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati community. It offers professional theatre, art exhibitions showcasing the best of local and regional artists, and a comprehensive arts education program.

The largest arts venue in Northern Kentucky, The Carnegie is home to the Carnegie Galleries, comprised of more than 6,000 square feet of gallery space; the Eva G. Farris Education Center, which provides arts education to thousands of children; and the 447-seat Otto M. Budig Theatre, which is home to The Carnegie’s Theatre and Concert Series.

The Carnegie receives ongoing operating support from ArtsWave, Kenton County Fiscal Courts, The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, The Cincinnati International Wine Festival, The Kentucky Arts Council and the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr. / US Bank Foundation. For more information, visit www.thecarnegie.com or call (859) 491-2030.

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