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The Woyzeck Project is an innovative, interdisciplinary production headed by U of M Theatre Arts and Dance faculty members and extraordinary Twin Cities artists Michael Sommers (artistic director, Open Eye Figure Theatre), Luverne Seifert (long-time actor), and Carl Flink (artistic director & choreographer, Black Label Movement), based on the play Woyzeck by Georg Büchner. This new work will be created collaboratively between the artistic team and cast, much like the critically acclaimed 2006 University Theatre and Dance production of The Master and Margarita, which led audiences outside to an Orwellian, apocalyptic world.

Tickets for Woyzeck Project are now only $10 for general public and $5 for all students, faculty, staff, and UMAA members. Tickets can be purchased online by clicking the icon on the left, by calling 612.624.2345, or in person at the Rarig Center from 11am-3pm, at Northrop Auditorium 10am-5pm, or at Norris Hall an hour before the performances. All tickets are $2 more at the door.


Watch video in Quicktime.

Check out production photos and patron pics!
Check out pre-production photos!

Read our recent media coverage
Linda Shapiro's Press Pioneer article "Inspired 'Woyzeck Project' Plunges Audiences into Dramatic Immersion."
Heather Sahr's Minnesota Daily article.
Camille LeFevre's piece for UMNews, "Inside a Character's Head."
Taja West's Interview on Radio K's "MN Notebook" Oct. 12th

Presented October 10-18, 2008
The 2pm & 3pm performances on Sunday, October 12 have been canceled.

Norris Hall on the University of Minnesota's East Bank Campus
UMN Map or Google Map.
PDF of Directions.
Note: This show will feature a gallery-style walkthrough setting and will not have seating. All performances will take place in Norris Hall on the University's East Bank Campus.

Calendar editor? Read up on our calendar release.

Member of the media? Check out our press release.


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