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2018-2019 SEASON SUBSCRIPTION Th E UNIVERSITY of OKLAHOMA Mail by Sept UNIVERSITY THEATRE INVITES YOU TO BE A SEASON SUBSCRIBER! CHOOSE FROM THE COMPLETE PACKAGE, WHICH INCLUDES ALL 9 SHOWS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR; OR THE VARIETY PACKAGE OFFERS YOUR A CHOICE OF FOUR SHOWS OVER THE THEATRE SEASON. WEITZENHOFFER FAMILY COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY THEATRE 2018-2019 SEASON SUBSCRIPTION Th e UNIVERSITY of OKLAHOMA Mail by Sept. 12, 2018 SUBSCRIBER INFORMATION: Name: _______________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________ City: __________________________________ State: ________ ZIP: __________ Phone: ______________________________________________________________ Email: _______________________________________________________________ SELECT PACKAGE: ____ COMPLETE PACKAGE (includes nine productions throughout the theatre season) ____ VARIETY PACKAGE (Circle one of each: drama, opera, musical and dance production) DRAMA: A Christmas Carol -or- Twelfth Night OPERA: Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges -or- Rodelinda MUSICAL: Dogfight -or- Grand Hotel DANCE: Oklahoma Festival Ballet -or- Young Choreographers’ Showcase -or-Contemporary Dance Oklahoma CHOOSE YOUR SERIES: 1st Friday ____ 1st Saturday ____ 1st Sunday ____ (Series dates on reverse) 2nd Friday ____ 2nd Saturday ____ 2nd Sunday ____ SPECIAL NEEDS: Wheelchair __________ Sight Impaired __________ Hearing Impaired __________ REQUEST SEATS NEXT TO: season subscriber (name) ___________________________________________________ SELECT NUMBER OF PACKAGES NEEDED AND CALCULATE TOTAL: COMPLETE PACKAGE: All 9 Shows VARIETY PACKAGE: 4 Shows Adult _____ x $175 each = $ __________ Adult ______ x $90 each = $ ___________ Discount ____ x $135 each = $ __________ Discount ____ x $70 each = $ ___________ (Discount applies to OU employees, military and adults 60+) Student _____ x $ 75 each = $__________ Student ______x $36 each = $___________ (Student discount applies to children of all ages and college students) Ticket Total $ ___________ Add $3 handling fee Total amount due: $ ___________ PAYMENT INFORMATION: PAYMENT OPTIONS: Check (made payable to OU), Visa, MasterCard, Discover or OU Student Bursar Account. Name on Card ___________________________________________________ OU Student Bursar Account ____________________ Credit Card Number ______________________________________________________ Expiration Date _____________________ MAIL TO: OU Fine Arts Ticketing Service, 540 Parrington Oval, FJC Room 122, Norman, OK 73019-3021. Mail by Sept. 12, 2018. For more information call the OU Fine Arts Box Office at (405) 325-4101. For office use only: Weitz: ___________________ RPAC: ___________________ Brackett: _________________ 6.1.18 sb OKLAHOMA FESTIVAL BALLET Choreography by George Balanchine UNIVERSITY THEATRE Amy Hall Garner, Alejandro Cerrudo PACKAGE SERIES DATES AND POLICIES and Nilas Martins Sept. 21-30, 2018 CHOOSE A SERIES FOR YOUR PACKAGE TWO ONE-ACT OPERAS Bartók’s 1st FRIDAY SERIES - 8 p.m. 2nd FRIDAY SERIES - 8 p.m. BLUEBEARD’S CASTLE Oklahoma Festival Ballet - Sept. 21 Oklahoma Festival Ballet - Sept. 28 and Ravel’s Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges - Oct. 12 Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges - Oct. 12 L’ENFANT ET Dogfight - Nov. 2 Dogfight - Nov. 9 LES SORTILÈGES A Christmas Carol - Nov. 30 A Christmas Carol - Dec. 7 Young Choreographers’ Showcase - Jan. 25 Young Choreographers’ Showcase - Jan. 25 Oct. 11-14, 2018 Rodelinda- Feb. 15 Rodelinda- Feb. 15 Grand Hotel - March 1 Grand Hotel - March 8 Contemporary Dance Oklahoma - April 5 Contemporary Dance Oklahoma - April 12 DOGFIGHT Twelfth Night - April 26 Twelfth Night - May 3 Music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul 1st SATURDAY SERIES - 8 p.m. 2nd SATURDAY SERIES - 8 p.m. Book by Peter Duchan Oklahoma Festival Ballet - Sept. 27* (Thursday) Oklahoma Festival Ballet - Sept. 27* (Thursday) Nov. 2-11, 2018 Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges - Oct. 13 Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges - Oct. 13 Dogfight - Nov. 3 Dogfight - Nov. 3* at 3 p.m. A Christmas Carol - Dec. 1 A Christmas Carol - Dec. 8* at 3 p.m. Young Choreographers’ Showcase - Jan. 26 Young Choreographers’ Showcase - Jan. 26 A CHRISTMAS CAROL Rodelinda- Feb. 16 Rodelinda- Feb. 16 Based on Charles Dickens' classic novel Grand Hotel - March 2 Grand Hotel - March 9 Nov. 30-Dec. 8, 2018 Contemporary Dance Oklahoma - April 6 Contemporary Dance Oklahoma - April 13 Twelfth Night - April 27 Twelfth Night - May 4*, at 3 p.m. YOUNG 1st SUNDAY SERIES - 3 p.m. 2nd SUNDAY SERIES - 3 p.m. CHOREOGRAPHERS’ Oklahoma Festival Ballet - Sept. 23 Oklahoma Festival Ballet - Sept. 30 Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges - Oct. 14 Bluebeard’s Castle/L’enfant et les sortilèges - Oct. 14 SHOWCASE Dogfight - Nov. 4 Dogfight - Nov. 11 Choreography by A Christmas Carol - Dec. 2 A Christmas Carol - Dec. 2 School of Dance students Young Choreographers’ Showcase - Jan. 27 Young Choreographers’ Showcase - Jan. 27 Jan. 24-27, 2019 Rodelinda- Feb. 17 Rodelinda- Feb. 17 Grand Hotel - March 3 Grand Hotel - March 10 Contemporary Dance Oklahoma - April 7 Contemporary Dance Oklahoma - April 14 George Frideric Handel’s Twelfth Night - April 28 Twelfth Night - April 27* at 3 p.m. (Saturday) RODELINDA Feb. 13-17, 2019 GRAND HOTEL UNIVERSITY THEATRE GUIDELINES AND POLICIES Book by Luther Davis Music and lyrics by Robert Wright The following conditions of sale apply to all University Theatre tickets: and George Forrest March 1-10, 2019 • Performance dates, times and venues may change. • The ticket for your reserved seat becomes void at curtain time. • Tickets are nonrefundable. You may exchange for a different performance of the same production. CONTEMPORARY DANCE • For your safety and the safety of our performers, as well as the courtesy to other patrons, OKLAHOMA late seating is not permitted. • Discounts are available for advance purchases only. No discounts on tickets sold at the venue. Choreography by Merce Cunningham, • Cameras and recording devices are prohibited. Austin Hartel, Leslie Kraus and Roxanne Lyst • Infants are not allowed into the performances. April 5-14, 2019 PARKING Paid parking is available in Elm Avenue Parking Facility, located next to Catlett Music Center TWELFTH NIGHT BOX OFFICE is located in Catlett Music Center at 500 W. Boyd St., Norman Comedy by William Shakespeare HOURS are 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday, (405) 325-4101 April 26-May 4, 2019 ONLINE PURCHASE Individual tickets may be purchased online at theatre.ou.edu FOR ACCOMMODATIONS please call the OU Fine Arts Box Office at (405)325-4101. www.ou.edu/eoo.
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