Pride and Prejudice follows the turbulent relationship between Elizabeth Bennet, the daughter of a country gentleman, and Fitzwilliam Darcy, a rich aristocratic landowner. They must overcome the titular sins of pride and prejudice in order to fall in love and marry. More than 200 years after the novel first appeared in print, Janet Munsil's witty, romantic and ingenious adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved tale of the independent-minded Elizabeth Bennet and enigmatic Mr.
We're back and looking forward to performing for a live audience. We hope you will join us!
Heidelberg University Concert Choir Performance themed My Singing Soul Cries Out
In the last 18 months, the COVID pandemic has had a devastating impact on every aspect of our lives. Months of sickness, fear, isolation, hope, and disappointment have changed the way we think and behave. For me, one of the most unfortunate consequences of the pandemic has been a noticeable rise in disagreeable, even hostile, words and actions between people of differing viewpoints. Clearly, our world is in critical need of healing.
Join the Hei-Notes for an enjoyable evening!
Cost: General Admission - $10; Staff/Faculty/Berg Bravo - $5; Students-free w/ID
*This specific show will be free for students and include a talkback afterwards with Jamie Lodermeier-Fay, project coordinator for the DOJ's Office on Violence Against Women Grant.*
Heidelberg Theatre is proud to present My First Time, our first student-directed show in our new Black Box Theatre!
Heidelberg's My First Time features actors telling the hysterical and heartbreaking stories about first sexual experiences written by real people . . . just like you on MyFirstTime.com
On Friday, November 12, spend a day at Heidelberg University exploring music and theatre at the collegiate level. Whether you are thinking about majoring or minoring in music or theatre, or just continuing to play, sing and act, we will offer a unique look at the college experience.
Join the School of Music and Theatre community in hearing new works from the Composition Studio at Heidelberg University. The event will feature six premieres of chamber works by Bertke, Bohlen, Gilbert, Meeker, Sgalla, and Wolph.
Featuring the music of Schubert, Ravel and retired 'Berg faculty member Dr. Doug McConnell.
Personnel:
John Fidial, violin
Beth Vanderbourgh, cello
Chi-Chen Wu, piano
Recently retired from Heidelberg University, Doug McConnell will be back on the Brenneman stage with colleagues and friends to present several pieces of his music. Please join us on Sunday as we celebrate Doug.