Volume 18, Number 11, 21 February, 2002 Issue

Opera, musical theater students present Broadway tunes

The first graduates of Wichita State’s University’s opera and musical theater program will present "The Best of Broadway" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Friday, April 25-26, in Miller Concert Hall.

The bachelor of fine arts degree in WSU’s musical theater program is now four years old, and we’re celebrating, says director Marie Allyn King.

"Anyone who caught our fall production of ‘A Chorus Line’ is aware of our students’ energy, and the wealth of talent in our program," King says.

The "Best of Broadway" features graduating seniors in numbers from their favorite classical and contemporary Broadway shows, including "Kiss Me Kate," "Singin’ in the Rain," "Guys and Dolls," "42nd Street" and New York’s latest hit, "The Producers."

Call 978-3233 to reserve tickets. Prices start at $10 with discounts available.

Back to index

•Now showing: Virtual Reality Center at NIAR

•Cruising ‘Treasured Islands’

•MBA program revamped

•The Bush presidency, according to Dan

•Flyers pay attention to prices, expect bags to arrive with them

•Ulrich hosts Mexican art exhibit

•Some schools get counseling help

•Scholarship started to honor Myers

•Jazz Festival moves main concert to WSU

•Share some laughs, benefit women’s studies

•Former diplomat talks about ‘global village’

•Opera, musical theater students present Broadway tunes

•‘Hamlet’ hits Wilner stage

•An age of beautiful songs

 

Inside WSU is published by the Office of University Communications for Wichita State University faculty, staff and friends on biweekly Thursdays during the fall and spring semesters. Items to be considered for publication should be sent to campus box 62 or Amy.Geiszler-Jones@wichita.edu 10 days before publication.

Site Designed by T. Kang, WSU Web Dev. Team 2000 - 2001'
Editor Amy Geiszler-Jones