Light refreshments will be served following the conversation William Hume Fellowship for the Performing Arts Juggling Workshop with The Flying Karamazov Brothers
Presented by the Department of Theater and the G. (Yes, Stephen can play trombone while juggling.) The fact that the music major also plays trombone and sings made him a natural fit for the group, whose artistry is often termed ‘hard to describe’. Bent’s childhood juggling hobby had morphed into an obsession by his teen years. One of their newest members is Oxy’s own Stephen Bent ’09 (Zossima) who joined the Karamazovs during his senior year and still managed to graduate magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. The Chicago Reader says, “The Flying Karamazov Brothers’ show is so much fun that anyone you take to see it will want to go to be with you." And, the Wall Street Journal says: “The Karamazovs deliver visual and verbal one-liners, all while creatively tossing about anything they can get their hands on!" Formed at UC Santa Cruz in 1973, The Flying Karamazov Brothers describe themselves as ‘multi-faceted new-vaudevillians at the apex of their ambidextrous and alliterative ability.’īut, they are not your father’s wild-haired, flame-throwing, juggling, kilt-and-tutu-wearing performers. The self-proclaimed eccentric ‘lunatics’ spice things up with a zany showcase filled with laugh-out-loud comedy, wild theatrics, and astonishing juggling feats, that have taken them to Broadway, television, and the big screen. HAIRSRPAY, The Broadway Musical is John Waters’ cult film turned into the hit Broadway musical comedy of the new millennium. The winner of 8 Tony awards, 9 Drama Desk Awards, and 4 Olivier Awards, this show introduced some of the most popular Broadway tunes of the last twenty years, including: "Good Morning Baltimore", "I Can Hear the Bells", "(The Legend of) Miss Baltimore Crabs", "Welcome to the 60’s", "Big, Blonde, and Beautiful", "(You’re) Timeless to Me", "Without Love", “You Can’t Stop the Beat!"Ĭheck out more production photos on Flickr !Įxpect the unexpected with The Flying Karamazov Brothers in 4 PLAY.
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The world of the '50's is changing, television is going from black and white to color, and Baltimore dance fanatic, plus-sized teen Tracy Turnblad wins a place on a local TV dance show and becomes one of the "Nicest Kids in Town." Her exuberance bubbles over, but when she learns that she's not the only one who "some people" want to keep away from the cameras, she sets out to turn Civil Wrongs into Civil Rights, so that everybody at the party can dance together on screen.
Special Noon Matinee, Founders Day April 20Ĭheck out our production photos on Flickr! What he discovers is a treasure that casts a spell tumbling him into a landscape just out of time-somewhere between the lost years of Gerald Clarke and present, glittering, Los Angeles somewhere between the fictions of Adolph Zukor and a reality as strange as fiction.īased on the New Line Cinema Film by John Waters
In The Misses Bordereau, Jake Broyles moves into their house, hoping to find some way to pry from the women the Clarke treasure. In 1937, Jake Broyles, a young professor, traces the lost letters and papers of Gerald Clarke-the celebrated writer who many years before had died in his thirties-to Hollywood: to the house of Clarke’s now ancient former lover and her young ward. The doors will open 20 minutes before curtain.Ī tale of obsession and possession.
St.April 5-6, 2013 at 7:30pm in the Keck Theater Rehearsal Studio (K208)Īt 8:30pm in the Keck Theater Rehearsal Studio (K208)Īdmission is free, however seating is limited and will be first come, first seated.
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