Schuster Theatre Mini Fringe Festival presents:
ALUMNI CABARET
One night only; doors open at 6:30pm. Reservations can be made online. All reservations must be claimed by 6:45pm or they will be released to the public. All proceeds go towards the Gannon University Schuster Theatre and towards their trip to perform an original piece in the Edinburgh, Scotland Fringe Festival this summer! Contact Abigail Paulson at paulson002@gannon.edu with any questions and visit our Facebook event!
TRES VIDAS
Gannon University's Schuster Theatre and the Foreign Language Program present this free, one night only guest performance on January 31st at 8pm at the Schuster Theatre. Box Office opens at 7:00pm. Reserved tickets must be claimed before 7:45pm before they are released to the public. There is not late seating. The Schuster Theatre is located at 620 Sassafrass Street, Erie PA and parking is found on the street and at various parking garages in the area. For questions, please email Abigail Paulson at paulson002@gannon.edu. Please visit our Facebook event!
I AM HAMLET
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Gannon University's Schuster Theatre presents this free, one night only remount of our successful Shakespeare Summer Night performance on February 9th at 8pm at the Schuster Theatre. This piece, performed with special arrangement with the author Mark Jackson, is an adaptation of Shakespeare's classic with a twist; the entire story is told from Hamlet's perspective. This one man show, staring Adam Rossi is not to be missed! Box Office opens at 7:00pm. Reserved tickets must be claimed before 7:45pm before they are released to the public. There is no late seating. The Schuster Theatre is located at 620 Sassafrass Street, Erie PA and parking is found on the street and at various parking garages in the area. For questions, please email Abigail Paulson at paulson002@gannon.edu.
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This 2017 Pulitzer Prize finalist and winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize (recognizing women who have written works of outstanding quality for the English-speaking theatre) explores the challenges of nine teenage soccer players over the series of single season – negotiating relationships, developing skills, sharing victories and losses both on and off the field. While the language is explicit, and some topics of conversation are uncomfortable, the overall effect of the play is to celebrate and empower, even in times of challenge or desolation. This production is free and all donations collected will go towards the Schuster Theatre and in support of the Schuster Theatre trip to Edinburgh Scotland to perform in the largest arts festival in the world this summer! Box Office opens one hour prior to the show. Reserved tickets must be claimed before fifteen minutes before the show at which time they are released to the public. There is no late seating. The Schuster Theatre is located at 620 Sassafrass Street, Erie PA and parking is found on the street and at various parking garages in the area. For questions, please email Abigail Paulson at paulson002@gannon.edu.