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2014/2015 SUbScripTion SerieS

eSperAnzA riSingoctober 3–12, 2014

A STreeTcAr nAmeD DeSireoctober 10–19, 2014

FAme The mUSicAlnovember 21–December 6, 2014

The blUe AngelFebruary 12–15, 2015

DAnce reperTory TheATre preSenTS

moVe!march 6–14, 2015

EsperanzaRising

Tragedy strikes and Esperanza, a young, privileged girl living

in Mexico, is forced to flee to California. Working in a migrant

labor camp during the Great Depression, Esperanza must

overcome adversity and find unexpected inner strength.

Adapted from Pam Muñoz Ryan’s award-winning book, this

coming-of-age story shares an inspiring message of hope

for all audiences.

october 3–12, 2014b. iden payne Theatre

“…moving and

stirring material.”

—The Chicago Tribune

“A universal story…

you don’t have to be

latino or mexican to

appreciate the beauty

of the message.”

—The NWI Times

eSperAnzA riSingSTory by pAm mUñoz ryAnADApTATion by lynne AlVArez

AS t r e e t c A rN A m e d

AS t r e e t c A rN A m e d

In the sultry streets of New Orleans, passions flair and

cultures collide in Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning

masterpiece. Blanche DuBois, a fading relic of the Old South,

searches for refuge at her sister’s home, only to collide with

reality in the form of Stanley Kowalski, her brutish brother-in-law.

Provocative and lyrical, A Streetcar Named Desire is a

commanding landmark drama by one of the great voices of

the American Theatre.

october 10–19, 2014oscar g. brockett Theatre

“A struggle for

survival, Streetcar is a

crushing duel between

desperate romanticism

and determined

realism, where love,

understanding and

compassion are

clucked and clattered

by unwavering truth

and indomitable self-

preservation.”

—entertainment.ie

A STreeTcAr nAmeD DeSireby TenneSSee WilliAmS

Based on the Oscar Award-winning film and hit television series,

Fame The Musical is the unforgettable journey of a group of

dedicated students with stars in their eyes. Be captivated as the

story unfolds for these talented hopefuls studying at New York

City’s legendary High School for Performing Arts. Through their

triumphs and tragedies, the ultimate goal remains —fame.

november 21–December 6, 2014b. iden payne Theatre

“breathtaking... The

energy is astounding.”

—The Independent

FAmeThe mUSicAlconceiVeD AnD DeVelopeD by DAViD De SilVA

book byJoSe FernAnDez

lyricS byJAcqUeS leVy

mUSic bySTeVe mArgoSheS

BlueAngel

The

Inspired by The Blue Angel, this new work follows the rise of

cabaret singer Lola-Lola, played by icon Marlene Dietrich in the

original film. Consumed by desire for Lola-Lola, an esteemed

professor descends into madness as the singer’s star ascends.

The Blue Angel is created by Dominique Serrand, Steven Epp,

Nathan Keepers and Christina Baldwin of The Moving Company,

former members of the Tony Award-winning Theatre de la

Jeune Lune.

February 12–15, 2015b. iden payne Theatre

“That’s where moving

company always takes

us in the pieces they

develop: to the edge

where desperate-but-

still-trying teeters…

i love that they

never play it safe.”

—How Was The Show

The blUe AngelAn originAl iDeA DeVelopeD by The moVing compAny

march 6–14, 2015oscar g. brockett Theatre

“Watson-Wallace has a

gift for making pockets

of space fill infinite…

wild imagination ruled.”

—The New York Times

“bell has a lot working

in her favor: powerful,

daredevil dancers and

an almost garish

imagination capable of

dreaming up surreal

scenarios... a slick

intensity dominates

her onstage worlds.”

—The New York Times

DAnce reperTory TheATre preSenTS

moVe!

“Dance Repertory Theatre...guided its audiences to heaven.”

—The Austin Chronicle

Texas Theatre and Dance's award-winning ensemble Dance

Repertory Theatre returns to the stage with MOVE! The spring

concert showcases innovative and compelling dance works by

nationally renowned choreographers, including New York-based

artists Kate Watson-Wallace and Sidra Bell.

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eSperAnzA riSing Oct. 3, 9–11 at 7:30 PM Oct. 5, 11–12 at 2 PM B. Iden Payne Theatre Reserved Seating

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