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Rocky Horror Picture Show
Thursday, October 31 and Friday, November 1
EMU Ballroom, 9 p.m.
$6 students, $8 general
Tickets at EMU ticket office and the door
FREE refreshments following show
Neurotheology
Works by Chicago Neurologist Audrius Plioplys
Opening on Saturday, November 2
Show continues through November
Adell McMillian Gallery, 6 p.m.
Peace, Justice and Civil Liberties
Contemporary Issues Conference
Guest speakers and workshops ,
November 11-17, various venues TBA
Bonfire Madlgan
Theatrical string chamber punk
Friday, November 15
Agate Hall, 8 p.m.
$8 students, $10 general
Tickets available at EMU ticket office
and House of Records
Tango Bingo
Wacky dress-up fun, dance lessons and
bingo prizes
Music by Mood Area 52
Friday, November 15
EMU Fishbowl, 9 p.m. to 1 a m.
$1 or free with tango costume
Margaret Che
Comedienne
Friday, November 22
Huit Center Silva Concert Hall, 8 p.m.
Tickets available at EMU ticket office and
the Hult Center Ticket Office (682-5000)
Exhibits always on display in the Adell
McMillan Gallery (EMU Mezzanine),
Aperture Gallery (hear the food court)
and Buzz Coffeehouse Gallery.
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rehearse for the student production "The Sea is a Restless Whore."
Student plays
begin season
‘New dices’ showcase two
new plays, mixing playful
sexuality with serious angst
Theater preview
Jacquelyn Lewis
Pulse Editor
Contrast is the name of the game
for the third annual “New Voices” se
ries, which will open the University
Theatre’s 2002-2003 season. “New
Voices” will run Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 at
8 p.m. nightly in the Arena Theatre
at Villard Hall.
Two plays written by University
students are featured each year, and
this season’s works juxtapose playful
sexuality with serious youth angst.
“The Sea is a Restless Whore,” —
subtitled “The Pirate Musical” —
was written by Brian Boone with
music by Gabe Dickinson. Accord
ing to University Theatre Develop
ment Director Joseph Gilg, this is
the first time a musical has been se
lected — or even submitted — for
the “New Voices” production.
“I think it’s pretty exciting,” Gilg
said. “It adds another dimension.”
He described the play as “a
bright, broad musical comedy with
pithy dialogue, fun songs and plen
ty of tap dancing.”
However, Gilg cautioned potential
audience members that the musical
contains “language of a scatological
and sexual nature.”
“Waiting to be Exiled,” by Nathan
Bloch, focuses on a more somber
theme, exploring an adolescent’s in
tense depression. Though the mate
rial is dark, Gilg said it’s highly enter
taining and wryly witty.
The story is told in reverse
chronological order.
About 30 students are participat
ing in the production of both plays,
and Gild said he expects the Arena
"Two plays written by
University students are
featured each year, and
this season's works
juxtapose playful
sexuality with serious
youth angst"
Theatre to receive a large turnout,
despite its small size.
“Eighty people is a sell-out audi
ence,” he said.
Tickets are available now at the
University Ticket office — $4 for stu
dents, $5 for senior citizens and Uni
versity faculty and staff, and $6 for
the general public.
Contact the Pulse editor
atjacquelynlewis@dailyemerald.com.
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