Rock'n'Roll by Tom Stoppard
Hosted by the Harvard Club of Seattle
ACT Theatre performance and private reception
Oct 28, 2009
6:30PM - 10:00PM PT
ACT Theatre
700 Union Street (Downtown Seattle 98101)
206-920-6764
All alumni and guests are invited to join us for the ACT Theater's production of Tom Stoppard's Rock'n'Roll and a private, pre-show wine and cheese reception. Kurt Beattie, Artistic Director, and Carlo Scandiuzzi, Executive Director will join us for a lively, casual discussion.
6:30pm - Reception
7:30pm - Curtain
When the Soviet hammer falls on Prague Spring, Jan returns to his native city to rescue two things – socialism and his mother. His only luggage: a suitcase full of rock albums. This show won raves on Broadway, and it's no wonder – Stoppard's writing, like the best music, invigorates your mind along with your spirit. The relationship of self to state and of body to mind are just some of the ideas he explores, with help from Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, The Velvet Underground, and many others.
"Astounding, funny, wise and triumphant. Rock 'n' Roll renews your awareness that history is what happens while we live our day-to-day lives. I left the theater feeling elated." —New York Magazine
Review of the Broadway production from the Boston Globe
For more about ACT, visit http://www.acttheatre.org
ACT is located on Union Street at 7th Avenue. Parking is available at the Convention Center for $4 with theater validation.
Public Transit: ACT is accessible via numerous routes serving downtown. Please use the Metro's Trip Planner.
Hosted By: Harvard Club of Seattle
Contact: Kelly Charlton, programs@harvardseattle.org
Pre-registration is required by October 23, 2009. There will be a $10
surcharge to purchase tickets after October 23, subject to
availability.
TO REGISTER CLICK HERE
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