VIEW EVENT PROGRAM< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250502T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250503T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:33343138-6131-4434-b565-303034353132 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250503T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250504T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:30383461-6539-4863-a134-303263623466 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250503T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250504T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:37623963-6630-4234-b362-386538393335 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250504T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250505T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:35333133-3235-4037-a533-343063623538 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250507T193000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250508T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:66616636-6139-4533-b935-386531636436 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
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ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250508T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250509T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:65363961-6564-4265-b061-326433313035 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250509T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250510T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:39643564-3137-4034-b730-656237373736 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250510T140000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250511T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:65336238-3063-4236-b965-666164616363 DTSTAMP:20260529T172702Z CLASS:PUBLIC CREATED:20250920T015118Z DESCRIPTION:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve
< /p> May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration f rom?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s li fe\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, whom she eventually agrees to mar ry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairytale “Beauty and the Beast” writte n by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s deb ts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impoverished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. She is befriended by the shabby b ut infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers animals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short time later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. Voltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Mac hiavelli join Crébillon as characters in Mme. Villeneuve's world. The inte rwoven stories of her own life and her fairytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dialogue and music in the style of C ounterBalance Theater. Based on a true story.
Hear Director and Ad apter Annie Loui introduce the show here.
Approximate length: 90 mi nutes (no intermission)
Major support for La Belle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excellence in Drama\, the Theatre Gui ld\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Priority Seating: Current Theatre Gui ld and Claire Trevor Society members are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minu tes before curtain to select your seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. General seating will open 20 minutes before t he show. Members arriving after the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or C laire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
\nEven
ings: May 2\, 3\, 8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
\nMatinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at
2 p.m.
\nEvening: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
\n* Please join us after t
he performance for a talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
\nGeneral Admission: $25
\nSenior Age 62+: $22
\nUCI Faculty\, Alumni\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
\nArts Pa
ckages (3+ events): $21
\nGroups 10+: $20
\nStudents & Youth Age
17/Below: $10
Buy Tickets
Know Before You Go
Please visit our secure dire
ct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
\nMake
a Gift
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250510T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250511T000000 LAST-MODIFIED:20250920T015118Z SUMMARY:La Belle et la Bête TRANSP:OPAQUE X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:La Belle et la Bête Written by Gabrielle Suzan ne Villeneuve
May 2-10\, 2025 Experimental Media Performance Lab (xMPL)
VIEW EVENT PROGRAM
Where does an artist get inspiration from?
The virtuous Belle\, in order to save her bankrupt father’s life\, surrenders her person to the Bête\, w hom she eventually agrees to marry when her feelings of gratitude outweigh the drawbacks of his repulsive physique. This is the moral of the fairyta le “Beauty and the Beast” written by Mme. Gabrielle Suzanne Villeneuve in 1742. Driven by her father’s debts to the Paris salons of Louis XIV\, impo verished noblewoman and newcomer Mme. Villeneuve is mocked by courtiers. S he is befriended by the shabby but infamous poet Crébillon\, who prefers a nimals to humans and honesty to the wit of the court.
A short tim e later\, “La Belle et la Bête” was published and became an instant hit. V oltaire\, Mme. Pompadour and Machiavelli join Crébillon as characters in M me. Villeneuve's world. The interwoven stories of her own life and her fai rytale about the transformative powers of love are told in movement\, dial ogue and music in the style of CounterBalance Theater. Based on a true sto ry.
Hear Director and Adapter Annie Loui introduce the show here.< /p>
Approximate length: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Major support for La B elle et la Bête is provided by Robert and Lorna Cohen Endowment for Excell ence in Drama\, the Theatre Guild\, and the Claire Trevor Society.
Image design: Neo Patel\, Joel Veenstra
VIP Pr iority Seating: Current Theatre Guild and Claire Trevor Society m embers are invited to enjoy early access to seating at all CTSA Department of Drama productions. Please arrive 30 minutes before curtain to select y our seats and simply check in with your name at the designated entrance. G eneral seating will open 20 minutes before the show. Members arriving afte r the early entry period are asked to please join the main entry line.
Learn how to become a Theatre Guild or Claire Trevor Society member\, here.
Performances
Evenings: May 2\, 3\,
8\, 9\, 10 at 8 p.m.
Matinees: May 3\, 4*\, 10 at 2 p.m.
Even
ing: May 7 at 7:30 p.m.
* Please join us after the performance for a
talkback with company members and scholars.
Tickets
G
eneral Admission: $25
Senior Age 62+: $22
UCI Faculty\, Alumni
\, Staff\, Emeriti and Retirees: $22
Arts Packages (3+ events): $21<
br /> Groups 10+: $20
Students & Youth Age 17/Below: $10
Know Before You Go
Please visit our s
ecure direct giving page and make a gift to support Drama today!
END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR