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2011-2012 season

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september 

9 7:30 PM FreeFall ‘11 Tour: Rush of Fools 

with Jimmy Needham 

16 7:30 PM Fresh Faces 

16 6-7:30 PM Artist Reception: John Walz 

22 7:00 PM Forester Lecture: Andrew Hoffman 

october 

7 7:30 PM Dan Heath & the Paradise Band 

8 2:00 & 4:00 PM The Theatre Troupe performs at Homecoming! 

8 7:00 & 9:30 PM Davis Hall Follies 

11 7:00 PM Forester Lecture: Jonathan Kuttab 

12 7:00 PM Alpha Psi Omega’s Reader’s Theatre 

21 6-7:30 PM Artist Reception: Jane Herzog 

26 4:00 PM All-Area Music Student Recital I 

november 

3 7:30 PM Once Upon A Mattress 


5 2:00 & 7:30 PM Once Upon A Mattress 

8 7:00 PM Forester Lecture: Nicole Dreiske 




11 6-7:30 PM Artist Reception: Bryan Ballinger and W.K. Hopper 


13 7:30 PM Beethoven Concert 

16 4:00 PM All-Area Music Student Recital II 

22 7:30 PM Faculty Artist Series: Band Concert 

december 

2 7:30 PM ‘Tis the Season: A Christmas Celebration 

3 7:30 PM ‘Tis the Season: A Christmas Celebration 

4 7:30 PM Ensemble Series: Handel’s Messiah 

7 4:00 PM All-Area Music Student Recital III 

february 

3 6:00-7:30 PM Artist Reception: Jack Earl 

23 7:30 PM Medea 

24 7:30 PM Medea 

25 2:00 & 7:30 PM Medea 

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march 

2 7:30 PM Theatre Senior Showcase 

3 6-7:30 PM Awards Reception: 7th Annual Huntington 

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university High School Art Exhibit 

6 7:00 PM Forester Lecture: James Samuel Logan 

8 7:30 PM Senior Recital: Philip Slane, baritone 

21 4:00 PM All-Area Music Student Recital I 

22 7:00 PM Forester Lecture: Christina Van Dyke 

23 7:30 PM Senior Recital: Breana Balliet, Soprano and 

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emily Stites, Clarinet 

27 7:30 PM Güngör 

30 7:30 PM One Act Festival 

31 7:30 PM One Act Festival 

31 6-7:30 PM Awards Reception: 22nd Annual Juried 

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student Art Exhibit 

april 

10 7:00 PM Forester Lecture: Luke S. Fetters 

11 4:00 PM All-Area Music Student Recital II 

13 7:30 PM Senior Recital: Jacob Keefer, Tenor and 

Kate Smith, Soprano 

14 6-7:30 PM Artist Reception: Graduating Digital Media Arts 

Majors Exhibit 

16 7:30 PM Annual Longaker Honors Recital 

20 7:30 PM Concerto Winner’s Concert 

24 7:30 PM The Foreigner 

25 4:00 PM All-Area Music Student Recital III 




28 2:00 & 7:30 PM The Foreigner 

28 6-7:30 PM Artist Reception: Graduating Visual Arts 


may 

3 7:30 PM Ensemble Series: Wind Ensemble Spring Concert 

4 7:00 PM Spring Showcase: Live Action Film Production 

8 7:00 PM Spring Showcase: Animation 

8 8:30 PM Senior Premiere: Animation 

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FreeFall ‘11 Tour 

Rush of Fools with Jimmy Needham 

and introducing The Advice 

Friday, September 9, 7:30 PM 

MCA Zurcher Auditorium 

Tickets: $10 General Admission 

$18 Gold Admission (reserved) 

The FreeFall 2011 Tour is 

presented by Inpop Records, 

in support of TOMS shoes. 

FreeFall 11 is a nationwide 

tour hitting 16 cities this fall, 

beginning the last week of 

August, and ending in the first 

week of October. The tour 

features Rush of Fools, Jimmy 

Needham, and introducing 

Special Guests: The Advice. 

Sponsored by Huntington University Student Activities Board and STAR 88.3 

Dan Heath & the Paradise Band 

Friday, October 7, 7:30 PM 


Tickets: 

$8 General Admission 

$6 Seniors/Students/HU Faculty & Staff 

$3 HU Students 

No band does “the Great American 

Song Book,” including the romantic 

songs of the ‘20s through the 90’s, 

like Dan Heath with the Paradise 

Band. From the great songs of Johnny 

Mercer to Cole Porter, from song 

stylists like Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Tony 

Bennett, Bobby Darin, Elvis, Michael 

Buble or the Beatles, this band 

performs with class. 

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Davis Hall Follies 

Saturday, October 9, 7:00 & 9:30 PM 


It’s Huntington University’s most 

sacred tradition. It’s the one night 

of the year when HU’s students, 

alumni, friends, faculty and staff 

come together for the best in 

song, dance, skits and some 

dazzling displays of creative 

genius. 

It’s silly. It’s dramatic. 

It’s seriously funny. 

It’s Davis Hall Follies. 


GÜngÖr 

Tuesday, March 27, 7:30 PM 


Formerly known as The Michael Güngör Band, the socially active, 

Denver-based band is comprised of Michael Güngör, his wife 

Lisa, as well as friend Josh Harvey (bass). Güngör hits the scene 

with a different perspective than most bands as the lead singer 

is perhaps best known for co-writing distinguished songs like 

“Friend of God” and “Say So” made famous by Israel Houghton. 

The GRAMMY® nominated group releases their new album, 

Ghosts Upon the Earth, on September 20, 2011 before heading 

out on “The 7 Tour” with The David*Crowder Band. 

Tickets: 


$13 Seniors/Students 

$11 HU Faculty & Staff 

$5 HU Students 

Sponsored by The Rocky and Carol Strickler Endowment 

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The Theatre Department presents 

A Season of Timeless Comedy and 

Classic Tragedy 

Once Upon A Mattress 

Music by Mary Rodgers, Lyrics by Marshall Barer 

Book by Jay Thompson, Marshall Barer and Dean Fuller 

November 3-4, 9-12, 7:30 PM 

November 5, 2:00 & 7:30 PM 

MCA Studio Theatre 

This whimsical musical comedy adapted 

from the well-known fairy tale, The 

Princess and the Pea, has enchanted 

audiences over many decades. The 

original Broadway production even 

launched the career of the young and 

brilliant comedian, Carol Burnett. Will 

the high-spirited Princess Winnifred pass 

the seemingly impossible test of the 

conniving Queen Aggravain in order 

to win the heart of the innocent Prince 

Dauntless? Come find out and laugh 

yourself into happily ever after! 

Tickets: $12 General Admission, 

$10 Students & Seniors, $6 13 & under, 

$5 HU Students, $9 HU Faculty/Staff 

‘Tis the Season: 

A Christmas Celebration 

December 2-3, 7:30 PM 


Back by popular demand! The theatre 

and music departments once again 

bring you an exciting musical revue 

celebrating the sights and sounds of 

Christmas. Bring the whole family to 

enjoy the merriment of the holiday 

season; but more importantly, come 

to rejoice in the miracle of the birth of 

Christ. There will be instrumental music, 

singing and dancing all wrapped up in 

an evening of entertainment. This show 

will run for two performances only, so 

get your tickets early! 





Medea 

By Euripides 

February 23-24, 7:30 PM 

February 25, 2:00 & 7:30 PM 


Tragedy plays out on the main stage 

as HUTC presents this classic Greek 

tale of passion, jealousy and revenge. 

Scorned and humiliated by her 

unfaithful and politically motivated 

husband, Medea is exiled from her 

home on orders by the King. Medea 

pleads with King Kreon to allow her 

to stay for just one more day. Once 

permission is granted, she hatches 

one of the most shocking plans to 

unleash unimaginable horror upon 

those who have wronged her. Content Advisory: This play 

contains some violent images and mature subject matter that 

is not appropriate for young children. 




The Foreigner 

Written by Larry Shue 

April 24-27, 7:30 PM 

April 28, 2:00 & 7:30 PM 


Winner of two Obie Awards and two 

Outer Critics Circle Awards, this gem 

of a play is certain to cause sidesplitting 

laughter. The reclusively 

shy Charlie leaves England and 

reluctantly accompanies his friend, 

Froggy, on a trip to a fishing lodge set 

in rural Georgia. Once there, Froggy 

informs the locals that Charlie is from 

an exotic country and speaks no 

English so that Charlie may be spared 

the embarrassment of making idle 

conversation. However, the plan backfires as the locals quickly 

begin to confide secrets to Charlie that challenge his ability to 

remain silent. “A constant invitation to relax and laugh at the 

foolishness of life” remarks The Village Voice. You won’t want to 

miss this uproarious comedy! 




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Fresh Faces 

Friday, September 16, 7:30 PM 


Alpha Psi Omega, once again presents 

this annual evening of scenes and songs 

showcasing the newest class of talent—the 

freshmen! A fun event for all! 

Free Admission 

The Troupe performs at Homecoming! 

October 8, 2:00 & 4:00 PM 


It’s Homecoming weekend so let 

us entertain you. Let us make you 

smile. Bring some friends, snag a 

seat and relax as students perform 

a variety of songs from American 

Musical Theatre repertoire! Two 

shows this year! Seating is limited 

so please arrive early. 


Alpha Psi Omega’s 

Reader’s Theatre 

October 12, 7:00 PM 

Longaker Recital Hall 

The theatre honor society APO hosts this annual event. Come 

join us for a reading and discussion of a thought provoking play. 

In-depth dialogue of current and topical issues follows the reading 

for an enjoyable and enlightening evening. 



Senior 

Showcase 

March 2, 7:30 PM 


Mark your calendars for 

this very special event. The 

evening is dedicated to 

showcasing the talents of 

our six graduating seniors. 

Breana Balliet, Meagan 

Heffner, Amber Dawn 

Katulic, Kendra Kendall, 

Hannah Megill and Kate 

Smith all will collaborate 

to present a memorable 

production of songs 

and scenes that are the 

culmination of their years of 

study in performance and 

design. 


One Act Festival 

March 30-31, 7:30 PM 



Brought to you by the 

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Student directors, 

actors and designers 

present a variety 

of one-act plays 

highlighting 

the works of 

both emerging 

and established 

contemporary 

playwrights. 

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Afternoon Concert Series 

All-Area Music Student Recital I 

Wednesday, October 26, 4:00 PM 


Featuring a variety of music majors and minors in vocal and 

instrumental solo or chamber music performances. 

Beethoven Concert 

Sunday, November 13, 7:30 PM 

College Park United Brethren Church 

The Huntington University Concert Choir, College Park Church 

Choir and HU Chamber Orchestra join forces for a concert featuring 

Beethoven’s Mass in C. 



All-Area Music Student Recital II 

Wednesday, November 16, 4:00 PM 




Ensemble Series 

Band Concert 

Tuesday, November 22, 7:30 PM 


The Huntington University Wind 

Ensemble will be featured in an evening 

of instrumental favorites. You will be 

entertained by some band music sure to 

please the whole family. 



Handel’s Messiah 

Sunday, December 4, 7:30 PM 

St. Mary’s Catholic Church 

The Huntington University Concert 

Choir and Orchestra join forces with the 

Community Festival Chorus in the 57th 

annual Huntington performance of a 

timeless masterpiece. 




All-Area Music Student Recital III 

Wednesday, December 7, 4:00 PM 




Senior Recital 

Philip Slane, baritone 

Thursday, March 8, 7:30 PM 


Senior baritone Philip Slane is a Choral 

Education major from Huntington, 

Indiana. He is a member of the HU 

concert choir and men’s acapella group, 

the Treblemakers. Recently he became 

a member of the Heartland Chamber 

Chorale of Fort Wayne, a professional chamber choir. 


All-Area Music Student Recital I 

Wednesday, March 21, 4:00 PM 





Breana Balliet, Soprano 

Emily Stites, Clarinet 

Friday, March 23, 7:30 PM 


Soprano Breanna Balliet from Van Wert, Ohio 

is a senior Theatre Performance major and 

a music minor. She is a member of the HU 

concert choir and has appeared in various 

theatre productions at Huntington University. 

Emily Stites is a Senior from Napoleon, 

Ohio who is a Music Business major with a 

Psychology minor, and will be performing on 

the clarinet. She is a member of the HU wind 

ensemble and Chamber Orchestra. 

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All-Area Music Student Recital II 

Wednesday, April 11, 4:00 PM 





Jacob Keefer, Tenor 

Kate Smith, Soprano 

Friday, April 13, 7:30 PM 


Jacob Keefer tenor, is a senior from Willshire, 

Ohio who is a Bachelor of Arts in Music major 

with a minor in Worship Studies. He is a member 

of the HU concert choir and has performed in 

the Annual Longaker Honors Recital in 2010 and 

2011. 

Kate Smith is a senior soprano from Centerville, 

Ohio who is a Theatre performance major with 

a music and Bible and Religion double minor. 

She has appeared in a number of theatre 

performances which include: Beauty and the 

Beast, Steel Magnolias, Picnic, Cherry Orchard, 

just to name a few. 

Annual Longaker Honors Recital 

Monday, April 16, 7:30 PM 


Featuring the most talented young 

musicians of the HU Music Department 

chosen in a rigorous audition process 

performing on piano, wind, string, and 

percussion instruments or singing. 

The recital program will feature a wide 

variety of solo and chamber music 

repertoire performed at the highest 

level of skill and professionalism. 



Concerto Winner’s 

Concert 

Friday, April 20, 7:30 PM 


Featuring the winners of the 

HU Concerto Competition held 

in November. The concert will 

showcase extremely talented 

instrumentalists and vocalists from 

the university. 

Tickets: 


$3 Students & Seniors 

$3 HU Faculty/Staff 


All-Area Music Student Recital III 

Wednesday, April 25, 4:00 PM 





Wind Ensemble Spring Concert 

Thursday, May 3, 7:30 PM 


The Huntington University Wind Ensemble will be featured in 

an exciting evening of instrumental favorites. If you enjoy band 

music, then you will enjoy this last concert of the year. 



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John Walz Photography 

September 9 - October 8 

Artist Reception: 

Friday, September 16, 6-7:30 PM 

This exhibit will feature photography and 

collage work by Huntington University 

Alumnus John Walz. 

Cosmo, silver print and oils 

Jane Herzog 

Landscapes and Still Life 

October 12 - October 28 


Friday, October 21, 6-7:30 PM 

This exhibit will feature works in water 

color and pastels by local artist, Jane 

Herzog. 

Starry Night, watercolor 

Bryan Ballinger and 

W.K. Hopper 

Huntington University 

Faculty Exhibit 

November 3 - December 3 


Friday, November 11, 6-7:30 PM 

This exhibit will feature recent works 

by Department of Digital Media Arts 

faculty member Bryan Ballinger and 

Department of Visual Arts faculty 

member W.K. Hopper. 

Bryan Ballinger, Luna Moth, digital photograph 

W.K. Hopper, Strangers and Friends, digital 

photograph 


The Robert E. Wilson Gallery is open Monday - Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. 

Gallery will be closed December 9, 2010 - January 30, 2011 

and March 14 – 26, 2011. 

Jack Earl Sculptures 

January 26 -February 16 


Friday, February 3, 6:00-7:30 PM 

This exhibit will feature sculptural works 

by renowned Ohio-based ceramics artist, 

Jack Earl. 

American Gothic Revisited, ceramic sculpture 

7 th Annual Huntington 

University High School 

Art Exhibit 

February 23 - March 8 

Awards Reception: 

Saturday, March 3, 6-7:30 PM 

Juried Invitational featuring works of art 

from regional high school students. 

Tyler Keenan, Oak Hill High School, Bright Idea, digital collage 

Best of Show, 6th Annual High School Art Exhibit 

22 nd Annual Juried Student Art Exhibit 

March 26 - April 5 

Awards Reception: Saturday, March 31, 6-7:30 PM 

Juried exhibit of works created by Huntington University visual art 

students during this academic year. 

Graduating Digital Media Arts Majors 

Exhibit 

April 12 - April 20 

Artist Reception: Saturday, April 14, 6-7:30 PM 

This exhibit will feature works by talented Huntington 

University graduating digital media arts majors. 

Graduating Visual Arts 


April 25 - May 3 

Artist Reception: Saturday, April 28, 6-7:30 PM 

This exhibit will feature works created by talented Huntington 

University graduating visual arts majors. 


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Andrew Hoffman 

“Yes, You Can Do That” 

September 22, 7:00 PM 


Andrew Hoffman is Executive Director 

of NeighborLink Fort Wayne and the 

NeighborLink Network. He is a 2003 

graduate of Huntington University, 2010 

HU Young Alumnus of the Year, 2011 NE 

IN 40 Under 40 recipient, and a member 

of Christian Community Development 

Association’s Emerging Leader Cohort. His 

presentation will address the ways in which 

social media and web 2.0 have enhanced the ability of movementbuilders 

to impact the world. He will share his story of his radical 

worldview shift that led to a career change and a wholesale lifestyle 

transformation. His efforts to mobilize a grassroots, faith-based 

nonprofit utilizing a web-based environment offers a model for 

others who aspire to similar forms of social entrepreneurship. 

Jonathan Kuttab 

“A Christian Perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict” 

October 11, 7:00 PM 


Jonathan Kuttab is a leading human rights 

lawyer in Israel and Palestine. Born in West 

Jerusalem, he graduated from Messiah 

College and the University of Virginia Law 

School. After practicing with a Wall Street 

law firm for several years, he returned to his 

homeland and co-founded the Palestinian 

Center for the Study of Nonviolence, 

Al-Haq, and the Mandela Institute for 

Political Prisoners. He also co-founded the Palestinian Center for 

the Study of Non-Violence and the Human Rights Information 

and Documentation Systems. He also serves as Chairman of the 

Board of Bethlehem Bible College and of the Holy Land Trust. His 

presentation will recount his own journey of faith and address 

issues pertaining to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the 

perspective of a Palestinian Christian. 


For more information on the 2010-2011 Forester Lecture 

Series, visit www.huntington.edu/fls. The Forester Lecture 

Series is open to the public and free of charge. 

Nicole Dreiske 

“Spirit vs. ‘The Spin’: Affirming Your Values in the 

Secular Workplace” 

November 8, 7:00 PM 


Nicole Dreiske is the Executive Director 

of the International Children’s Media 

Center, a non-profit cultural and 

educational organization dedicated to 

changing the way children view, use 

and engage media. She has extensive 

experience in the secular filmmaking 

industry, including long tenures as 

director of Facets Multi-Media, the 

Chicago International Children’s Film Festival, the Dreiske 

Performance Company and Facets Performance Ensemble. She 

has spoken and written widely on the subject of media literacy 

and child development. Her presentation will focus on the 

challenges presented by our celebrity and wealth-obsessed 

culture, and how to recognize a “life well lived” in one’s chosen 

vocation. She will encourage us to commit to a higher purpose 

even as we endeavor to succeed in our secular occupational 

pursuits. 

The Adams Tribute Lecture 

James Samuel Logan 

“Christian Social Ethics and American Prisons” 

March 6, 7:00 PM 


James Logan was born in Harlem 

and raised in the South Bronx. Later, 

he earned graduate degrees from 

Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary 

and Princeton Seminary. He is Associate 

Professor of Religion, and Associate 

Professor and Director of African and 

African American Studies, at Earlham 

College. His book, Good Punishment? 

Christian Moral Practice and U.S. Imprisonment (Eerdmans, 2008) 

introduced the language of Christian social ethics to the national 

discussion on the nature and purpose of incarceration. His 

presentation will address issues raised in his book and identify 

ways that people of faith can enrich their spiritual lives through 

reflection on the subject of restorative justice. 


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Christina Van Dyke 

“I’ll Have a Salad and a Diet Coke: Eating as a 

Gendered Act” 

March 22, 7:00 PM 


Christina Van Dyke is associate professor of 

Philosophy and Director of Gender Studies 

at Calvin College. She has co-edited The 

Cambridge History of Medieval Philosophy 

and serves as Executive Director for the 

Society of Christian Philosophers. Her 

presentation will discuss the cultural 

constructions of male and female appetites, 

and the cultural myths surrounding eating 

and dieting, which are particularly damaging to women. She 

portrays the Christian diet industry as complicit in creating an 

unhealthy understanding of food and nutrition in American public 

life, and shows how resources in the Christian tradition can help 

improve our thinking about eating and the human body. 

Forester Lecture Series Faculty Lecture 

Luke S. Fetters 

“A Chinese Servant, a Civil War General and an Indiana 

Lady: A Case Study in Personal Agency, Unlikely 

Friendship and Missiological Partnership” 

April 10, 7:00 PM 


Luke S. Fetters is Associate Professor 

of Ministry & Missions and Associate 

Professor and Director of the Institute for 

TESOL Studies at Huntington University. 

He is an HU alumnus, and received his 

doctoral degree from Ball State University 

following a ten-year period of missionary 

service in Macau and southern China. His 

presentation tells the story of Mei Ling, who 

immigrated from southern China to Portland, Oregon in 1872. Over 

the next 50 years, Mei became a community educator and Christian 

leader in the Portland Chinese community. His correspondence 

with Cora Loew, general secretary of the United Brethren Women’s 

Missionary Association, and U.S. Civil War General O.O. Howard 

reveals Mei’s remarkable ability to establish effective intercultural 

partnerships. 


digitalmediaarts 

Signs and Wonders 

Thursday evenings, 9:00 PM 

Sunday evenings, 8:00 PM 

Room 150, Merillat Centre for the Arts 

This is a weekly film viewing event led by Digital Media Art 

majors offering a variety of films with a student-led discussion 

following each viewing. For more information, visit www. 

huntington.edu/Digital-Media/Signs-and-Wonders. 

Spring Showcase: 

Live Action Film 

Production 

Friday, May 4, 7:00 PM 


This is an annual juried screening 

of live action short films, 

documentaries, and music videos 

produced by talented live action 

film production students in 

Digital Media Arts at Huntington 

University. 

Spring Showcase: Animation 

Tuesday, May 8, 7:00 PM 


This is an annual juried screening of animated short films 

produced by talented animation students in Digital Media Arts 

at Huntington University. 

Senior Premiere: Animation 

Tuesday, May 8, 8:30 PM 


This event will premiere completed productions that represent 

the culmination of the artistic journey at Huntington University 

for Digital Media Art majors. 


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For reservations & information: 

Call (260) 359-4261, Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 4 PM or 

visit us online at www.huntington.edu/mca. 

Box Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00-11:30 AM, 1:00-4:00 PM, 

September 6, 2011 through April 28, 2012. 

Ticket Returns: All ticket sales are final. Refunds are made only in the 

event that a performance is cancelled. Every person in attendance needs 

to have a ticket, including small children. 

Ticket Releases: If you are unable to use tickets you have purchased, 

we can help! Simply return your tickets to the box office at least 24 hours 

before the performance or telephone (260) 359-4261 with your name 

and seat location. We will happily give them to a student or patron who 

would like to attend. 

Performance Times: All performances will begin promptly at the 

announced starting time, unless otherwise designated by the artist and 

his/her management. 

Late Seating: For the consideration of our patrons, anyone who 

arrives while a performance is in progress will be seated only at times 

designated by the artist and his/her management. 

Wheelchair Seating: Please notify the box office at the time of your 

ticket purchase to reserve a wheelchair seat location. Wheelchair seating 

is limited. 

Children’s Policy: All children will require a ticket. We ask that you 

kindly consider others when deciding to bring small children to the 

theatre. Infants and children who cause disruptions and are unable to sit 

quietly will be asked to leave the theatre. 

Student Tickets: All students must present a valid student ID card to 

receive a discount. 

Group Sales: Discounts are available for groups of 20 or more. 

Restrictions do apply for select performances. For full details call (260) 

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Electronic Devices: Cameras, recording devices, pagers and cellular 

phones are prohibited in the auditorium, recital halls and studio theatre. 

Be a Part of the Arts! 

Performances presented by the Huntington University Community Arts 

Program are partially underwritten by local businesses and individuals. 

Ticket sales cover less than half the cost of Community Arts programs. 

Your contribution will help make up the difference. 

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Sept. 9 7:30 PM FreeFall ‘11 Tour General Admission $10____ $_______ 

gold Admission (reserved) $18____ $_______ 

Oct. 7 7:30 PM Dan Heath & the General Admission $8 ____ $_______ 

Paradise Band Seniors and Students $6 ____ $_______ 

hu Students $3 ____ $_______ 

hu Faculty/Staff $6 ____ $_______ 

Oct. 8 7:00 PM Davis Hall Follies General Admission $3____ $_______ 

Oct. 8 9:30 PM Davis Hall Follies General Admission $3____ $_______ 

Mar. 27 7:30 PM Güngör G 

general Admission $15 ____ $_______ 

seniors and Students $13 ____ $_______ 

hu Students $5 ____ $_______ 


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Once Upon a Mattress 

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Nov. 4 7:30 PM • Students & Seniors $10 ____ $_______ 

Nov. 5 2:00 PM • 13 & under $6 ____ $_______ 

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‘Tis the Season: A Christmas Celebration 

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Medea 

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Feb. 25 2:00 PM • 13 & under $6 ____ $_______ 

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The Foreigner 

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April 28 2:00 PM • hu Faculty/Staff $9 ____ $_______ 

April 28 7:30 PM • 

One Act Festival 

Mar. 30 7:30 PM • General Admission $3 ____ $_______ 

Mar. 31 7:30 PM • 

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April 20 7:30 PM Annual Concerto 

Winners Concert 

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Huntington University in Huntington, Indiana. Use the main 

campus entrance from Guilford Street. The traffic circle will direct 

you to the Merillat Centre parking. 

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north to Huntington. Go straight through the light at the corner 

of 5 and 224 to US 24 bypass. Turn left (west) and continue on the 

bypass until you reach the stoplight at Guilford Street. Turn left. 

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