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Faculty, staff and alumni can get discounts to The Musical of Musicals at MBT
2.10.10
Campus news
alumni | faculty | Mark Kuntz | music | staff | students | theater

Western Washington University faculty and staff can get 20-percent discounts, and WWU alumni can get 50-percent discounts, to the first three opening nights of "The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)" at the Mount Baker Theatre.

The discounts are valid only for the shows on Feb. 10, 11 and 12. These dates also include a special Q&A session with director Mark Kuntz, an associate professor of Theatre Arts, and the show's cast.

As always, tickets for students are just $10.
5 places to go: Don't let winter gloom get you down | The Bellingham Herald
1.27.10
In the media
CFPA | events | Mark_Kuntz | theater
Don't let the winter gloom get you down.
WWU Theatre Ambassador's tour mentioned on Q13 Fox
1.19.10
Video
students | theater

Evan Tucker, a production manager from Northwest Playwrights Alliance, which co-sponsors the WWU Theatre Ambassador's tour, appeared on Q13 Fox recently just before the tour opened with three full-house shows at the New City Theatre in Seattle.

Tucker briefly talks about the WWU program toward the end of the video.
 
Former 'South Park' voice actor to perform one-woman show 'Freedom of Speech' at WWU
1.15.10
Campus news
art | On-campus events | theater

Eliza Jane Schneider, a former voice actress on the TV show "South Park" and current member of the musical group "Eliza Jane and the Barnyard Gypsies" will make an appearance on the Western Washington University campus on Friday, Jan. 22, to perform a staged reading of her 30-plus-character solo play "Freedom of Speech."
Spirituality, theater merge for ‘Mr. Green' actor | (Glenwood Springs) Post Independent
12.11.09
In the media
alumni | CFPA | theater
There came a point along Richard Lyon's dual career path into the ministry and acting when he came to the realization that the two could be one. After graduating from the Iliff School of Theology, a progressive Methodist seminary in Denver, in 1979, Lyon returned to his former hippie haunts in the San Francisco Bay Area, and entered the Berkeley Graduate Theological Union.
Lighting geared up for 'The Mistakes Madeline Made'
10.23.09
Feature
CFPA | faculty | performance | students | theater

David Saxton, an associate professor of lighting and sound at Western Washington University, checks the color output on the stage lights of the Performing Arts Center Mainstage Theater prior to the opening night of "The Mistakes Madeline Made" on Thursday, Oct. 22.