MUSIC • THEATRE • DANCE • OPERAAT LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

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VENUES

CLAUDE L. SHAVER THEATREIn the Music & Dramatic Arts Building at Dalrymple Dr. and Infirmary Rd.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECITAL HALL In the School of Music building at Dalrymple Dr. and Infirmary Rd.

REILLY THEATRETower Dr. (between Stadium Dr. & Highland Rd.)

LSU UNION THEATERRaphael Semmes Rd. and Highland Rd.

ADDITIONAL VENUESUniversity United Methodist Church • St. Alban’s Chapel • Studio Theatre • Digital Media Center Theatre

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Information

Featured productions

String Quartet Series

Ensemble concerts

Guest artists

Faculty artists

Lagniappe events

Calendar at a glance

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Photo credits: Alice Wack Stout, Rachel Saltzberg, LSU Union Theater

MAP KEY UT = LSU Union Theater • MDA = Music & Dramatic Arts SOM = School of Music

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The Music & Dramatic Arts Building (MDA), which houses the Shaver Theatre and the Studio Theatre, is located at the intersection of Dalrymple Drive and Infirmary Road. The School of Music is directly across Infirmary Road from the MDA and houses the Recital Hall. The Reilly Theatre is located on Tower Drive on the south side of campus. The LSU Union Theater is located inside the LSU Student Union on Highland Road.

Parking is available in the parking lots surrounding the venues in the Music & Dramatic Arts Building, the School of Music, and the Reilly Theatre after 4:30 p.m. For events located in the LSU Union Theater, parking is available in the Union Square parking garage located on Highland Road.

TICKETSLSU Union Theater Box Office225-578-5128Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Music & Dramatic Arts Box Office225-578-3527Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

All box offices open one hour before ticketed events on weekends or holidays at the location of the performance only. When an event is scheduled during the normal work week at any location, the box office at that venue will remain open until a half hour after the published start time.

Group rates for 10 or more tickets are available. Please call the box office for more information.

Purchase policy: All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Seating after the beginning of any performance is at the discretion of the house manager. Photography and recording of any kind is strictly prohibited.

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CONCERT SPECTACULAR: MUSIC SPEAKSFRIDAY, JANUARY 30 @ 7:30 P.M. LSU UNION THEATERThe LSU School of Music’s Concert Spectacular offers the chance to see some of the best and brightest young musical talent on stage in one celebratory concert. Music often can express emotions beyond words, thus the inspiration for this year’s concert, taken from Danish author Hans Christian Andersen: “Where words fail, music speaks.”

ALL MY SONSFEBRUARY 4-15SHAVER THEATRE | PRESENTED BY SWINE PALACEBy Arthur Miller • Directed by Jane PageDuring WWII Joe Keller and Herbert Deever ran an airplane parts machine shop. Deever went to prison because the parts were defective, causing many deaths. Keller went free and prospered. The shadow of this misfortune combines with the young Keller son reported missing during the war to dominate the action. The climax showing the reaction of a son to his guilty father is a fitting conclusion to this intense play.

LSU JAZZ SHOWCASEFEBRUARY 19 @ 7:30 P.M.LSU UNION THEATERWith guest saxophonist Denis DiBlasio, this once-a-season concert features all the LSU Jazz Groups, including the Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Lab Band, and chamber groups.

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CARRIE THE MUSICALMARCH 4-15

REILLY THEATRE | PRESENTED BY LSU THEATREMusic: Michael Gore • Lyrics: Dean Pitchford • Book: Lawrence D. Cohen Based on the best-selling novel by Stephen King • Directed by Tamara Fisch

Carrie White is a misfit and outcast who is bullied by the popular crowd, and invisible to everyone else. But she’s just discovered a special power

and isn’t afraid to use it. This musical is set in the present day, and features a book by Lawrence D. Cohen (screenwriter of the classic film),

and lyrics by Dean Pitchford (Fame, Footloose).

LSU A CAPPELLA CHOIRTHURSDAY, MARCH 5 @ 7:30 P.M.

UNIVERSITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCHThe LSU A Cappella Choir performs at home before heading

off on their annual spring tour with stops in Texas schools, churches, and recital halls. In this kick-off concert, led by

John Dickson the choir continues a long tradition of fine performances.

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LSU SYMPHONY ORCHESTRATHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERThis concert will feature two world premieres. Willis Delony will

perform Stephen Dankner’s piano concerto, conducted by Carlos Riazuelo. Mr. Dankner was the composer-in-residence with

the LPO from 2004-2007. Also included will be the performance of Remembrance for Symphony Orchestra, composed by by the

Venezuelan-American composer Alfonso Tenreiro, work commissioned by School of Music longtime friend and alumna Janice H. Pellar (’73).

FEATURED PERFORMANCES SPRING 2015

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BÉATRICE ET BÉNÉDICTMARCH 26-29 SHAVER THEATRE | PRESENTED BY LSU OPERAWritten by Hector Berlioz • Directed by Dugg McDonoughSung in French • English dialogue from original play and other sources Berlioz returned to opera and to his two favorite writers, Virgil and Shakespeare, creating a lighter and wittier comic opera from the Bard’s Much Ado About Nothing.

LSU WIND ENSEMBLETUESDAY, APRIL 14 @ 7:30 P.M.LSU UNION THEATERThe LSU Wind Ensemble concludes the year with a program entitled “Frozen Landscapes” with guest composer John Mackey and a performance of his powerful Frozen Cathedral conducted by Damon Talley. Also on the program: are Beethoven’s Octet in E flat major, Carter Pann’s thrilling Slalom, and Steven Stucky’s Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary, led by guest conductor Dennis Llinás.

THE BOOK CLUB PLAYAPRIL 22-MAY 3REILLY THEATRE | PRESENTED BY SWINE PALACEWritten by Karen Zacarias • Directed by George JudyA comedy about books and the people who love them. Ana has an adoring husband, the perfect job, and her greatest passion: Book Club. But when her cherished group becomes the focus of a documentary film, their discussions about life and literature take a turn for the hilarious. A delightful new play about life, love, literature, and the side-splitting results when friends start reading between the lines.

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FEATURED PERFORMANCES SPRING 2015

VESELOHRA NA MOSTĚ (COMEDY ON THE BRIDGE) & HLAS LESA (VOICE OF THE FOREST)

APRIL 24 & 26SHAVER THEATRE | PRESENTED BY LSU OPERA

Two Radio Operas by Bohuslav Martinů • Directed by Dugg McDonoughPresented by LSU Opera and performed in the original Czech.

In Voice of the Forest two lovers are finally united in joyous love. In the satirical Comedy on the Bridge, an assortment of characters gets trapped

on a bridge between two warring armies.

LSU MASTERWORKS CONCERTFRIDAY, MAY 1 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERThe LSU Symphony Orchestra and LSU A Cappella Choir perform the Mozart Requiem Mass in D Minor, K. 626 for soloists, chorus,

and orchestra. Also performing on this concert will be Christopher Lowry, first-prize winner of the LSU School of Music

Concerto Competition. Conducted by Carlos Riazuelo.

SPRING DANCE CONCERTMAY 2-3

SHAVER THEATRE | PRESENTED BY LSU THEATRELSU Theatre presents its 16th annual DANCE CONCERT,

featuring a blend of various styles of dance ranging from ballet and modern, to hip hop, tap and jazz and including physical

theatre pieces. Directed by Sandra Parks and Nick Erickson, this fast-paced, powerful experience is not to be missed!

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STRING QUARTET SERIES ENSEMBLE CONCERTS

ARIANA STRING QUARTETTHURSDAY, MARCH 12 @ 7:30 P.M.RECITAL HALLFormed in 1992, the ASQ garnered national attention by winning Grand Prize in the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition and First Prize in both the Coleman and Carmel Chamber Music Competitions. The ASQ has appeared throughout North America, South America, Europe and Asia and has collaborated with many of the world’s finest musicians, including members of the Vermeer, Tokyo, and Juilliard Quartets.

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ATTACCA STRING QUARTETTUESDAY, JANUARY 27 @ 7:30 P.M.RECITAL HALLThe Attacca Quartet, now in its eleventh season, was formed at the Juilliard School in 2003 and made their professional debut in 2007 as part of the Artists International Winners Series. They have received the 2013 National Federation of Music Clubs Centennial Chamber Music Award, the Arthur Foote Award from the Harvard Musical Association, and the Lotos Prize in the Arts.

YING STRING QUARTETTHURSDAY, APRIL 16 @ 7:30 P.M.RECITAL HALLThe Ying Quartet combines communicative performances with a fearlessly imaginative view of chamber music in today’s world. Now in its second decade, the Quartet has established itself as an ensemble of the highest quality in its tours across the United States and abroad. They regularly perform in many of the world’s most important concert halls, from Carnegie Hall to the Sydney Opera House.

STRING QUARTET SERIES ENSEMBLE CONCERTS

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LSU WIND ENSEMBLE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATER“Czechoslovakia” featuring the music of Dvorak and Lukas,

and the stunning and powerful Music for Prague, 1968

HAMIRUGESUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22 @ 7:30 P.M.

RECITAL HALLFrom Brett Dietz’ percussion studio—featuring new works and

original pieces commissioned by the student ensemble

LSU CINEMA FOR THE EARSMONDAY, FEBRUARY 23 @ 7:30 P.M.

DIGITAL MEDIA CENTER THEATERA unique listening experience of massively multi-channel sound art, composed of electronic music, sonic art, and sound design

LSU SYMPHONIC WINDSTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERFeaturing Rossini’s overture to The Barber of Seville, Lizst’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, and a theatrical

presentation of the William Tell Overture

LSU SYMPHONIC BAND TUESDAY, MARCH 10 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERRoy King, Tiger Marching Band director, leads the Symphonic Band concert ensemble in this season-opening performance.

LSU WIND ENSEMBLETUESDAY, MARCH 17 @ 7:30 P.M.LSU UNION THEATER“Collaborations,” a program celebrating the joy of making music with friends, features Igor Stravinsky’s Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments with Willis Delony, soloist

LSU PHILHARMONIAWEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 @ 7:30 P.M.RECITAL HALLDirected by Carlos Riazuelo and student conductors

LSU JAZZ LAB BAND MONDAY, MARCH 30 @ 7:30 P.M.SHAVER THEATREDirected by Bill Grimes

LSU TIGER GLEE AND WOMEN’S CHORALETUESDAY, MARCH 24 @ 7:30 P.M.UNIVERSITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCHDirected by Trey Davis

LSU JAZZ ENSEMBLE TUESDAY, MARCH 31 @ 7:30 P.M.SHAVER THEATREDirected by Brian Shaw

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ENSEMBLE CONCERTS SPRING 2015

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LSU GOSPEL CHOIR SUNDAY, APRIL 19 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERLaurence Hebert leads this ensemble in their sole spring with a

program of new music and gospel standards.

LSU SYMPHONIC WINDSTUESDAY, APRIL 21 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERClassics and new works including pieces by Wagner, Holst, and

Cuong, and the winner of the 2014-15 LSU Composition Competition

LSU SYMPHONIC BANDTHURSDAY, APRIL 23 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATERRoy King, Tiger Marching Band director, leads the Symphonic

Band concert ensemble in this season-closing performance.

LSU JAZZ CHAMBER TUESDAY, APRIL 28 @ 7:30 P.M.

RECITAL HALLDirected by Willis Delony and Bill Grimes

SINGO DE MAYOSUNDAY, MAY 3 @ 7:30 P.M.

LSU UNION THEATER Join Terry Patrick Harris’ musical theatre class as

they present Broadway favorites and new classics.

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ALESSANDRA FERIS, PIANOTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 57:30 P.M.Alessandra Feris has achieved top prizes in national and international competitions and received prestigious scholarships and awards. She has served as an adjudicator in competitions in Brazil and in the U.S., and has been a guest artist at renowned universities and festivals. Alessandra is devoted to the diffusion of Brazilian music, and often premieres works by Brazilian contemporary composers.

THE ATHENIA TRIOMONDAY, MARCH 27:30 P.M.The Athenia Trio presents fun and interactive performances featuring flute, oboe, and bassoon. Founding members Alison Brown Sincoff, flute, Michele Fiala, oboe, and Matthew Morris, bassoon have performed in the United States, Canada, Italy, Germany, England, France, Russia, Panama, and Argentina. The group enjoys discovering unusual works for the ensemble and continues to add to the repertoire.

TONY CARAMIA AND WILLIS DELONY, PIANOFRIDAY, MARCH 137:30 P.M.Join duo jazz pianists Tony Caramia of the Eastman School of Music and LSU faculty Willis Delony as they explore some of America’s unique musical treasures. Featured on the program are Billy Strayhorn’s “Tonk,” originally performed by Strayhorn and Duke Ellington, and a new composition by Joseph Makholm entitled “Monk’s Moods,” on which Caramia and Delony will be joined by LSU faculty Brett Dietz on percussion.

GUEST ARTISTS SPRING 2015All guest artist performances are in the LSU School of Music Recital Hall.

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H2 QUARTETSUNDAY, MARCH 15

7:30 P.M.The award-winning h2 saxophone quartet will

present a high-energy program of compelling new music from their third and fourth CDs,

Groove Machine and Hard Line.

ELIZABETH FUTRAL, SOPRANOFRIDAY, MARCH 20

7:30 P.M.Soprano Elizabeth Futral has established herself as one of the major coloratura sopranos in the world

today. Her repertoire includes Handel, Mozart, Bellini, Donizetti, Verdi, and Ricky Ian Gordon.

JULIUS KYAKUWAFRIDAY, MARCH 27

3:30 P.M.South Africa-based music educator, African folklorist,

music and dance trainer Julius Kyakuwa performs Pan-African music, dance, and story-telling.

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All faculty artist performances are free of charge. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

DENNIS JESSE, BARITONE THURSDAY, JANUARY 157:30 P.M.Baritone Dennis Jesse collaborates with Michael Borowitz on art songs by Duparc, Brahms, John Duke, as well as Italian, German, and English operatic arias.

TIMM WIND QUINTETTUESDAY, JANUARY 207:30 P.M.The Timm Wind Quintet presents a program that includes Ravel, Ibert, Medaglis, and Schickele. Timm Quintet members are Katherine Kemler, flute; Johanna Cox, oboe; Deborah Chodacki, clarinet; Darrel Hale, bassoon; and Seth Orgel, horn.

ESPEN LILLESLATTEN, VIOLA AND MICHAEL GURT, PIANOSUNDAY, MARCH 1 3:00 P.M.Violinist Espen Lilleslatten and pianist Michael Gurt collaborate in an afternoon faculty recital filled with musical masterpieces. Lilleslatten and Gurt will be performing inspiring works of Paganini, Corigliano, and Brahms.

FACULTY ARTISTS SPRING 2015All faculty artist performances are in the LSU School of Music Recital Hall.

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STEVEN MENARD, TROMBONE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4

7:30 P.M.Trombonist Steven Menard will present an eclectic

recital of solo and chamber music, including collaboration with members of

the woodwind faculty.

GREGORY SIOLES, PIANO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18

7:30 P.M.For his faculty piano recital Gregory Sioles will

perform the music of Germanic and Russian origins featured in a program to include

Sonata Op. 109 by Beethoven and selections from Prokofiev’s ballet, Romeo and Juliet.

YUNG-CHIAO WEI, DOUBLE BASS THURSDAY, APRIL 2

7:30 P.M.Yung-chiao Wei will perform new works created with

support from the Awards to Louisiana Artists and Scholars (ATLAS) grant. Program includes award-winning composers

Matthew Tommasini’s Towards the Wall, Minghsiu Yen’s Parched Summer, and Wei’s transcription of the

Brahms Cello Sonata in F and Chopin Polonaise Brillante.

Lectures, instrument days, festivals, workshops and more! More at cmda.lsu.edu/events

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LAGNIAPPE EVENTS

2015 LOUISIANA BASS FEST FEBRUARY 7-8INSTRUMENT DAYLSU SCHOOL OF MUSICFeaturing performances by LSU faculty, students and special guests including Diana Gannette and Ziping Chen (Professor of Double Bass at China’s Central Conservatory of Music) on February 7 at 7:30 p.m.; and guest Gengpei Li, star student from the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing, China and China’s National Talent Plan on February 8 at 3:00 p.m. Full schedule and details at music.lsu.edu/bassfest.

SOUTHEAST HORN WORKSHOP MARCH 6-8WORKSHOP EVENTThe LSU Horn Studio hosts the Southeast Horn Workshop, featuring master classes, competitions, and performances by top talent including Gail Williams of Northwestern University on March 7 at 7:30 p.m., and an after-hours set by Adam Unsworth of the University of Michigan on March 8. With additional concerts by LSU alumni now serving in top military bands, this is an event horn enthusiasts won’t want to miss. More details at southeasthornworkshop.org.

CHRIS BONEAU FEBRUARY 4 @ 4:30 P.M.GUEST LECTURE SHAVER THEATREJoin us as Chris Boneau, of Boneau Bryan-Brown, Inc., talks about the exciting world of Broadway press. BBB is the most experienced press agency on Broadway and has been in business since 1991.More at theatre.lsu.edu.

DOG AND PONY DC PRESENTS TOAST APRIL 16 & 17SPECIAL THEATRE EVENT Toast is a participatory-performance-meets-science-fair that explores invention and discovery, the development of technology, and the networks that weave us together. Bring your smartphone and join in the fun! Brought to you by the Performing Arts Series. More details at theatre.lsu.edu.

LSU TROMBONE DAY MARCH 14INSTRUMENT DAYLSU SCHOOL OF MUSICFaculty Steven Menard hosts gathering of guest clinicians and invites students to attend this free event that includes lessons and recitals. More details at music.lsu.edu/special.

FEATURED MUSIC FORUM EVENTS FEBRUARY 4-5Public lecture: Dr. Michael Buchler,Florida State University

APRIL 16-17Public lecture: David Patterson, independent scholar, Chicago

Lectures (dates TBA) are free and open to the public and take place at 2:00 p.m. in MDA 249. More details at music.lsu.edu/special.

DOUBLE REED DAY MARCH 28INSTRUMENT DAYLSU SCHOOL OF MUSICProfessional and student musicians are invited to lectures, master classes and performances and closing concert at 3:30 p.m., hosted by Johanna Cox, oboe, and Darrel Hale, bassoon. More details at music.lsu.edu/special.

DR. RUTH BRITTIN MARCH 5-6GUEST LECTUREDr. Brittin is Professor of Music Education, University of the Pacific whose research focuses in the psychology and sociology of music. She is the editor of the International Journal of Music Education. All sessions (TBA) are open to the public. More details at music.lsu.edu/special.

2015 NIME CONFERENCEMAY 31-JUNE 3CONFERENCE The LSU School of Music and Center for Computation & Technology are excited to host the 2015 NIME conference, sharing all that we have to offer to the NIME community to creatively explore how music is made. NIME (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) is the premier conference in designing human-computer interfaces and interactions for musical performance. NIME gathers researchers and practitioners around lectures, installations, concerts, and workshops. More details at nime2015.lsu.edu.

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SPRING 2015 - AT A GLANCE

JANUARY15 Th Dennis Jesse, Baritone 7:30 RH Free

20 Tu Timm Wind Quintet 7:30 RH Free

27 Tu Attacca String Quartet, String Quartet Series 7:30 RH $10/$5/$5

30 Fr Concert Spectacular: Music Speaks 7:30 UT $25

FEBRUARY4 W All My Sons 7:30 ST PYWC

5 Th All My Sons 7:30 ST Sneak preview - $15

5 Th Alessandra Feris, Guest Piano Recital 7:30 RH $10/$5/$5

6 Fr All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

7 Sa All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

8 Su All My Sons 2:00 ST $30/$20/$15

10 Tu All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

10 Tu LSU Wind Ensemble 7:30 UT $20/$15/$10

11 W All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

12 Th All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

13 Fr All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

14 Sa All My Sons 7:30 ST $30/$20/$15

15 Su All My Sons 2:00 ST $30/$20/$15

19 Th LSU Jazz Showcase 7:30 UT $20/$15/$10

22 Su Hamiruge 7:30 RH $10/$5/$5

23 M LSU Cinema For the Ears 7:30 DMCT $10/$5/$5

24 Tu LSU Symphonic Winds 7:30 UT $20/$15/$10

26 Th LSU Symphony Orchestra 7:30 UT $20/$15/$10

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1 Su Espen Lilleslatten & Michael Gurt 3:00 RH Free

2 M The Athenia Trio 7:30 RH $10/$5/$5

4 W Steve Menard, Faculty Trombone Recital 7:30 RH Free4 W Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT PYWC5 Th LSU A Cappella Choir 7:30 UUMC Free5 Th Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT Sneak preview - $156 Fr Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$127 Sa Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$128 Su Carrie the Musical 2:00 RT $20/$15/$1210 Tu LSU Symphonic Band 7:30 UT $20/$15/$1010 Tu Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$1211 W Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$1212 Th Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$1212 Th Ariana String Quartet, String Quartet Series 7:30 RH $10/$5/$513 Fr Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$1213 Fr Tony Caramia, Guest Piano Recital with

Willis Delony 7:30 RH $10/$5/$5

14 Sa Carrie the Musical 7:30 RT $20/$15/$1215 Su Carrie the Musical 2:00 RT $20/$15/$1215 Su h2 Quartet 3:00 RH $10/$5/$517 Tu LSU Wind Ensemble 7:30 UT $20/$15/$1018 W Gregory Sioles, Piano 7:30 RH Free20 Fr Elizabeth Futral, Soprano Guest Recital 7:30 RH $10/$5/$524 Tu Julius Kyakuwa, Guest Artist 7:30 RH $10/$5/$524 Tu LSU Tiger Glee and LSU Women’s Chorale 7:30 UUMC Free25 W LSU Philharmonia 7:30 RH $10/$5/$526 Th Béatrice et Bénédict 7:30 ST $30/$20/$1527 Fr Béatrice et Bénédict 7:30 ST $30/$20/$1528 Sa Béatrice et Bénédict 7:30 ST $30/$20/$1529 Su Béatrice et Bénédict 3:00 ST $30/$20/$1530 M LSU Jazz Lab Band 7:30 ST $20/$15/$1031 Tu LSU Jazz Ensemble 7:30 ST $20/$15/$10

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APRIL2 Th Yung-Chiao Wei, Faculty Double-Bass Recital 7:30 RH $10/$5/$514 Tu LSU Wind Ensemble 7:30 UT $20/$15/$1016 Th Ying String Quartet, String Quartet Series 7:30 RH $10/$5/$519 Su LSU Gospel Choir 7:30 UT $20/$15/$1021 Tu LSU Symphonic Winds 7:30 UT $20/$15/$1022 W The Book Club Play 7:30 RT PYWC23 Th LSU Symphonic Band 7:30 UT $20/$15/$1023 Th The Book Club Play 7:30 RT Sneak preview - $1524 F The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$1524 Fr Hlas Lesa (Voice Of The Forest) &

Veselohra Na Mostě (Comedy On The Bridge) 7:30 ST $20/$15/$12

25 Sa The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$1526 Su The Book Club Play 2:00 RT $30/$20/$1526 Su Hlas Lesa (Voice Of The Forest) &

Veselohra Na Mostě (Comedy On The Bridge) 3:00 ST $20/$15/$12

28 Tu LSU Jazz Chamber 7:30 RH $10/$5/$528 Tu The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$1529 W The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$1530 Th The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$15

1 Fr The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$151 Fr LSU Masterworks Concert 7:30 UT $20/$15/$102 Sa The Book Club Play 7:30 RT $30/$20/$152 Sa Spring Dance 7:30 ST $18/$15/$123 Su Spring Dance 2:00 ST $18/$15/$123 Su The Book Club Play 2:00 RT $30/$20/$153 Su Singo de Mayo 7:30 UT $20/$15/$10

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