 
October 6
Wednesday 7pm, Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts
Odyssey Dance
Theatre
Thriller
This talented group is comprised of dancers that can do it all -- from
ballet to tap, jazz to modern, and ballroom to funk and hip-hop. Odyssey’s
popular Halloween spectacular contains all your spooky favorites from Frankenstein
to Jason. Thriller is a thrill for the audiences, leaving you breathless
with laughter, shuddering with fear -- and totally entertained.
$22 adults; $20 srs/fac/staff/alumni; $18 group rate; $10 non-SLU
students; SLU students free
Sponsored by Durham Autoplex, Ener/Tech Marketing
Inc., Hancock Bank, and North Oaks Health System.
Supported in part by a grant from the Louisiana Division
of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation
& Tourism in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council. Funding
has also been provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, a
federal agency.
Running time -- 2 hours, 15 minutes
Master class: October 6, 3:30pm, Kinesiology and Health Studies
Building dance studio. Free
 October
20
Wednesday, 7:30pm, Vonnie Borden Theatre
Department of
Music and Dramatic Arts
Postcards
with a View
Through the medium of dance, Postcards with a View will present
vignettes about human relations, conflicts, dreams, memories, joyful times
and forgotten places. The concert will feature the choreography of Southeastern
faculty and students, live music by Southeastern musicians and singers,
and a special contribution by guest artist-in-residence Skip Costa of New
York's COREmovement Project and NYLA Dance Conventions.
$4 general admission; $2 srs/fac/staff/alumni, non-SLU students;
SLU students free.
Running time -- 60 minutes
Auditions and master class to be announced: For information, call
985-549-5254.
 October
29
Friday, 7pm, Vonnie Borden Theatre
Rapunzel
Writer Alan Marsh has created another mythology, a new twist -- with
an edge -- on the original fairytale. Directed by Martie Fellom,
the timeless story of the beauty with flowing locks is brought to life
through dance, choreographed by Southeastern students Jarrod Cashe, Kristin
Brooke Johnson, and Micah Richerand.
$5 general admission, $3 srs/fac/staff/alumni, non-SLU students;
SLU students free. |
