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BOOM
An epic and intimate dramatic comedy that explores the influences of fate versus randomness in the course of one’s life, and life as we know it. Directed by South Bend Civic Theatre’s Executive Director Aaron Nichols.
STREAMING APRIL 9-18
SIDEWAYS STORIES FROM WAYSIDE SCHOOL
Welcome to Wayside School, where the kookiest school meets the craziest year, 2020! Students try to survive each day in elearning under threat of being turned into apples or disappearing on the nonexistent 19th floor.
STREAMING APRIL 16-25
BEAUTIFUL CITY: A COMMUNITY CABARET
Watch as the CIVIC creates a beautiful city through interpretations of well-loved and reimagined tunes ranging in style and genre. The voices will continue to fulfill SBCT's mission of being a light to illuminate the darkness.
STREAMING MAY 21-30
SOUTH BEND FRINGE FESTIVAL
South Bend Civic Theatre, Downtown South Bend, and South Bend Venues Parks and Arts are proud to announce South Bend’s [First Ever] Fringe Festival May 6-9th, 2021! Join us for four days, 107 performances by 28 artists at 7 outside venues all DOWNTOWN South Bend.
FRINGE FESTIVAL MAY 6-9
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BACKSTAGE ACCESS
Audition Announcement: “Xanadu the Musical”
THE Xanadu MUSICAL Title of Show: Xanadu Synopsis: When amateur artist Sonny Malone decides to give up, a muse on Mount Olympus hears his despondency and heads to Earth to prod him to create a multifaceted art experience: a roller disco. A musical farce based on the 1980 film starring Olivia Newton John. Director: Brock ButlerMusic Director: Roy BronkemaChoreographer: Callie Lorenz Ages Called: 16+ IMPORTANT DATESSunday, May 2 (6:30PM-9:30PM) @ SBCT Monday, May 3 (6:30PM-9:30PM) @ SBCTMonday,...
Tribune Preview: ‘Copenhagen’ explores uncertainty of the past and inevitability of the future
In September 1941, German physicist Werner Heisenberg visited his former mentor, Niels Bohr, at the latter’s home in Copenhagen. What they discussed and the ramifications of their meeting remains unclear, in part because each gave differing accounts of it after World War II. Scientists continue to debate what transpired, and Michael Frayn uses that uncertainty as the basis for his 1998 play, “Copenhagen,” which South Bend Civic Theatre premieres Friday as its latest online production. Set in a...
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