Millikin School of Theatre & Dance brings "Chelsea Sunrise" to the stage March 22-24

 

[March 18, 2019] 

Millikin University's School of Theatre and Dance will present the production of "Chelsea Sunrise" March 22-24 at Albert Taylor Theatre in Shilling Hall on Millikin's campus. The music of "Chelsea Sunrise" was written by Mike Ford and Murray Foster, and book by Murray Foster.

Dusty is a Toronto kid who loves the music of the 1960s British Invasion – so much so that he models himself and his band after it. But his dreams of stardom are tested by the real world as he is forced to confront his ideas of love, loyalty and authenticity in this exciting new musical.

Performances of "Chelsea Sunrise" on Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23 will begin at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, March 24 at 2 p.m.

Single ticket prices for "Chelsea Sunrise" are $12 - $14, and children's tickets are $10. Seniors 65 and older, groups of 10 or more, and other discounts are available by phone or in person. Tickets are available through the Kirkland Fine Arts Center Ticket Office by phone at 217.424.6318 or online at kirklandfinearts.com. Kirkland Ticket Office hours are Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. A $2.50 fee will be charged for credit card purchases. This is a per transaction fee, not per ticket, and applies to online and Ticket Office orders.

Millikin School of Theatre and Dance

The Millikin School of Theatre and Dance produces numerous performances in venues on and off-campus, including musicals, plays, operas, children's theatre and dance concerts, as well as productions through its student-run theatre company, Pipe Dreams Studio Theatre.

Millikin's School of Theatre and Dance is a nationally recognized program, offering conservatory-style training rooted in a liberal arts education. The School of Theatre and Dance's approach to education offers students valuable insight and hands-on experiences that will prepare them for professional success. Nationwide, Millikin's respected theatre alumni are routinely hired for projects in television, film and live theatre, including top Broadway shows.

For more information about Millikin's School of Theatre and Dance, visit millikin.edu/theatre.

[Millikin Media Relations]