WSU presents 'The Theory of Relativity,' the musical
March 7, 2019
By WSU Strategic Communications
College of Fine Arts
From working side by side with acclaimed artists to countless opportunities to showcase
your talent on and off campus, Wichita State's College of Fine Arts provides an environment
where you can train like a professional—and gain the skills, connections and confidence
to launch your dream career.
Wichita State University’s School of Performing Arts will present “The Theory of Relativity,”
the musical (rated PG). The musical will take place 7:30 p.m. March 21- to March 23
and 2 p.m. March 24, in Wilner Auditorium.
“The Theory of Relativity” is a song cycle written in 2016 by the Drama Desk Award-nominated
team Neil Bartram and Brian Hill. It is a musical written for and about college-age
youth and is sure to offer audiences a new perspective on the millennial generation
and the idea of infinite uncertainty combined with the logical certainty of mathematics
and physics. It is an emotional and highly accessible show that examines love, friendship,
parental expectations, personal aspirations and human connection.
The cast of the musical features 13 musical theatre majors (Ariel Glorsky, Natalie
Carrera, Ari Chandler, Grace Roush, Courtney Wages, Katriana Kisner, Jackson Dorris,
Nora Dooley, Philip Hanson, Jacob Kramer, Trevor Seyl, William Day and Lucas Lowry).
Along with the cast, the musical features a variety of talent from the design team,
including Associate Professors David Neville (lighting design) and Ed Baker (set design
and technical direction); and student design and technical theatre majors include
Erin Mittman (stage manager), Sydney Jordan (sound design), Ali Miro (asst. lighting
designer), Emily Evans (costume coordinator) and Wesley Sweigart (props).
Tickets are $20, $18 and $10. WSU students receive one free ticket with WSU student
ID.
For more ticket information, call the WSU Box Office at 316-978-3233 or online at
