Oscar Wilde’s “A House of Pomegranates” at the Rogue Theater

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A House of Pomegranates

by Oscar Wilde
adapted for the stage by Christopher Johnson

PRODUCTION SPONSORS:
ANN AND NILS HASSELMO

A Co-production with Artifact Dance Project
Directed by Joseph McGrath
Choreography by Ashley Bowman
Music Direction and Original Composition by Jake Sorgen

July 6–16, 2017

Thursday–Saturday 7:30 P.M., Sunday 2:00 P.M.
plus a 2:00 P.M.matinees Saturday, July 15

Discussion with the cast and director follows all performances

Performance Schedule
Ticket information

The Rogue Theatre at The Historic Y
300 East University Boulevard

Free Off-Street Parking
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“An adaptation of three of Oscar Wilde’s short stories—a comic murder mystery
(Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime), a fairy tale (The Happy Prince),
and a myth in Biblical style (The Fisherman and His Soul)— explores
both the limitations and resilience of the human soul.”

 More info at website: http://www.theroguetheatre.org/.

Price: $38 all performances except for
$28 Preview Thursday, July 6

$15 Student Rush tickets 15 minutes before curtain for all performances, pending availability
(Valid student ID required. No advance reservations for Student Rush.)

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