Tag: performances
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Weidner Center performance impacted by Coronavirus | WFRV
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The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra on May 7, 2020 at the Weidner Center has been cancelled, as well as other performances in Northeastern Wisconsin, including concerts at the Resch Center and Meyer Theatre. More via Warren Gerds/Critic at Large: Coronavirus: More performance changes moving farther into the future | WFRV.
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Award-winning Manitowoc Treehouse Theater students often perform on UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus | Herald Times Reporter
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“Students from Treehouse Theater in Manitowoc won a national Freddie G Excellence in Ensemble Work Award and earned other recognition at the 2020 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta, which was held Jan. 17-19 at The Cobb Galleria Centre in Atlanta.” The Treehouse Theater routinely hold performances on the UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus. The group’s schedule of events can…
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Tickets on sale for Whose Live, Home Free, Celtic Woman
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We’re only 10 days out from the start of a grand opening week for the Weidner Center’s 2015-16 Performing Arts Series. Up first, on Friday night, Oct. 9, is a brand-new improv show, “Whose Live Anyway?” from the comedic minds behind the Emmy-nominated TV hit, “Whose Line Is It, Anyway?” The next night, it’s the…
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Weidner opens individual sales for 2015-2016 Performing Arts Season
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Tickets for the 2015-2016 Weidner Center Performing Arts Season will go on sale outside of subscription this Friday, August 14 at 11 am. Tickets may be purchased online, by phone at 800-895-0071, or in person at Ticket Star locations. As a reminder, this seasons shows include: Whose Live Anyway? Friday, October 9, 7:30pm Home Free…
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Already moving: ‘Joseph,’ Celtic Women, Beatles, Steamroller, ‘Whose Lives?’
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The Green Bay Press-Gazette reports that with general ticket sales starting Friday for the upcoming Weidner season, already some early favorites have emerged based on the season subscription sales that started in June. “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” and Celtic Woman in October, Mannheim Steamroller’s holiday show on Nov. 28 are all selling well,…
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Gerds says Army Field Band was ‘Mellifluous’/Swan lake ‘robust’
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Critic at Large Warren Gerds described the U.S. Army Field Band performance last weekend at the Weidner Center as ‘Mellifluous.’ “Smoothly flowing. Starting a concert with a mellifluous voice signals that something grand is about to happen. And it did…” Worth the read. He also reviewed Moscow City Ballet’s “Swan Lake,” describing a “long overdue…
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Still more success for the Weidner Center
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We carried a note in the Log a while back about an extraordinarily big week, activity-wise, for the Weidner Center. Since that last report, shortly after Valentine’s Day, the hectic pace has continued. In the two weeks since Feb. 19, the Weidner has hosted 17 shows with an approximate total attendance of 11,500 patrons. Acts…
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In the news: A hugely successful week for the Weidner
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The Green Bay Press-Gazette’s Kendra Meinart writes that, “If there was a revolving door on the Weidner Center, it might still be spinning after the busy week it had.” Attendance surpassed 8,500 during six straight nights of performances: John Mellencamp, Feb. 9; Citywide Honors Band Concert, Feb. 10; Bo Burnham, Feb. 11; Dave Mason’s Traffic,…
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Phoenix Friday the start of a busy weekend
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Plan now for one of the busiest Phoenix Fridays of the semester. Be part of the excitement of Phoenix basketball with the men’s game at the Resch Center on Friday night. The uncharacteristic 6 pm start time is to accommodate an ESPN 2 broadcast. It is also Menominee Casino Hat Giveaway. Cheap Seats this weekend…
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Theatre/Dance offers to offer stage reading of ‘Fair City’… ‘Pan American’
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Artist-in-residence Peter Ulllian will be featured at a pair of staged readings this semester organized by the Theatre and Dance academic unit. Each reading takes place in the University Theatre in Theatre Hall. Admission is free. • ‘Fair City’ — 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 • ‘Pan American’ — 7:30 p.m., May 9 A member…