Huck Finn's American Song
October 31-November 9, 2008
Riffe Center, Studio Two

Presented by the Phoenix Theatre
Written by Mark Twain | Adaptated for the stage by Steven C. Anderson

This story of Huckleberry Finn's perilous trek down the mighty Mississippi is illuminated by popular 19th century songs and folk music. Delighting readers for generations, it chronicles a journey of self-awareness and understanding as Huck humbly and quietly challenges society's view of race and friendship.

TICKETS
General Public: $10 children (14 years and younger), $20 adults

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Batsheva Dance Company: Three
February 10, 2009 | 8pm
Wexner Center for the Arts

Presented by Wexner Center for the Arts in association with BalletMet

Israel's leading contemporary dance company return with their latest work, Three, choreographed by their visionary artistic director Ohad Naharin. The brilliant evening length work, divided into three sections, juxtaposes stylized synchronized movement with languid liquid beauty and explosive criss-crossing patterns of pure visual pleasure. You'll delight in Three's vibrant display of modern dance mastery that the San Francisco Chronicle called, "such virtuosity, off-center elegance and physical daring...the dancers understated splendor made it impossible to look away."

TICKETS
BalletMet and Wexner Center for the Arts Members: $22
General Public: $26 | Students: $10