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BACH AT LEIPZIG
Saturday, March 9 at 7:30pm
FSU Performing Arts Center, F. Perry Smith Studio Theatre
“A remarkably silly, yet intellectually stirring comedy.” ~Queen Anne News
Leipzig. June, 1722.
The musical director of St. Thomas Church and master of St. Thomas school has died, and six of the best organists in Germany compete for his vacant post. The title guarantees fame and fortune through all of Europe, and the ambitious men resort to blackmail, betrayal, and other crimes to secure their future.
"Bach at Leipzig" strikes chords with dexterous wordplay and sophisticated comedic wit. Nothing short of a farcical fugue, this play delivers a collision of ideologies about art, God, and humanity, which resolves in a brilliantly crafted ending.
Written by Itamar Moses
Directed by Darrell Rushton
Tickets go on sale February 18.
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Theatre & Dance, Student Activities, Student & Community Involvement
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$6 students / $12 general public
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301.687.7462
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