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Nestled within the Music Building on the enchanting campus of Iowa State University, Martha Ellen Tye Recital Hall stands as a hidden gem, offering a captivating space for music concerts and recitals. With its thoughtfully arranged seating and unobstructed sightlines, this cherished recital hall’s atmosphere envelops both performers and audiences to create an intimate connection that heightens the emotional impact of the music. This intimate venue has earned a well-deserved reputation as a haven for exceptional musical performances.
December 1 and 2, 2023
Produced by Theatre 455: Directing for the Stage
Every year the ISU Theatre Directing students get to choose, cast, and bring to life an exciting array of ten-minute plays by playwrights both old and new. Advisory: Some plays contain adult language and content.
Performed in Fisher Theater. General admission Free for all.
The Velveteen Rabbit is a delightful, all-ages re-telling of the classic story by Margery Williams. A five-member cast of actors/puppeteers bring the narration to life through the art of shadow puppetry.
Run-time is approximately one hour. General admission. Free for all.
Wednesday, Nov. 29th: 7 p.m. Cardinal Room, Memorial Union (public)
Prepare to be amazed from the piano studio of Dr. Mei-Hsuan Huang! Students will perform works by Brahms, Liszt, Chopin, Saint-Saëns, Prokofiev, C. Schumann, Beethoven, Ravel, Haydn, Mozart, and Schubert.
Admission is free at Martha-Ellen Tye Recital Hall on Tuesday, November 28 at 7:30 pm.
Songs by The Go-Go's I Based on 'The Arcadia' by Sir Philip Sidney
Conceived and Original Book by Jeff Whitty I Adapted by James Magruder
Songs by The Go-Go's I Based on 'The Arcadia' by Sir Philip Sidney
Conceived and Original Book by Jeff Whitty I Adapted by James Magruder
Songs by The Go-Go's I Based on 'The Arcadia' by Sir Philip Sidney
Conceived and Original Book by Jeff Whitty I Adapted by James Magruder
Songs by The Go-Go's I Based on 'The Arcadia' by Sir Philip Sidney
Conceived and Original Book by Jeff Whitty I Adapted by James Magruder