“Every year since we’ve had this show, post-COVID, I feel like it’s grown and improved each year,” student director Carly Morris said.
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‘4,000 Miles’ explores the unlikely friendship of a 21-year-old and a 91-year-old
The theatre and dance department will open its drama,”4,000 Miles,” Nov. 2 at Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre.
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Your guide to the ‘Cosi’ characters and set
“Cosi” by Louis Norwa premieres Thursday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. in Spanos Theatre. The show runs for the weekends of Nov. 10-12 and Nov. 15-17. Tickets are available for purchase at tickets.calpoly.edu and are $12 for students, groups and seniors and $20 for general admission. “Cosi” is the story of a young student named […]
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Hunting witches in Cal Poly’s ‘The Crucible’
The actors’ hard work has paid off.
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Theatre and Dance Department to debut fall show, “The Little Prince”
A fallen pilot meets a little prince. Adventures ensue.
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Orchesis to debut 45th annual show Friday
The concert will feature dance styles across all genres.
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Spring dance concert chasses across genre lines
Cal Poly students will take center stage this Thursday and Friday at Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre for “Titanium,” a student-directed, student-choreographed and student-performed dance concert.
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‘A Year with Frog and Toad’ brings childhood out of the woodwork
Hannah Croft hannahcroft.md@gmail.com Childhood friends Frog and Toad are getting ready to emerge from hibernation, with the help of Cal Poly Theatre and Dance Department. For the next two weeks, Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre will turn forested for Tony Award-nominated “A Year with Frog and Toad.” The musical is based on the children’s books […]
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A walk through ‘God’s Ear’
Tayler Duprel taylerduprel.md@gmail.com A Cal Poly production, “God’s Ear,” will be accompanied by an art gallery filled with students’ and community members’ work this November. The gallery, sponsored by Cal Poly’s Theatre and Dance Department, is intended to help viewers and artists to explore and better understand the play. The art submitted to the gallery […]