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DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
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DTSTAMP:20260521T082853Z
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DTSTART:20230428T233000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260521T082853Z
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DTSTART:20230429T233000Z
DTEND:20230430T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082853Z
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DTSTART:20230430T233000Z
DTEND:20230501T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082853Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43039282868920
DTSTART:20230501T233000Z
DTEND:20230502T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
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DTSTAMP:20260521T082853Z
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DTSTART:20230502T233000Z
DTEND:20230503T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082853Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43039282874042
DTSTART:20230503T233000Z
DTEND:20230504T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082854Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43039282876091
DTSTART:20230504T233000Z
DTEND:20230505T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082854Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43039282878140
DTSTART:20230505T233000Z
DTEND:20230506T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082854Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43039282880189
DTSTART:20230506T233000Z
DTEND:20230507T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260521T082854Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_43039282882238
DTSTART:20230507T233000Z
DTEND:20230508T013000Z
DESCRIPTION:The Clarence Brown Theatre will close its 2022/2023 Season with
  the Grammy and Tony-award winning “Hair\,” April 19 – May 7.  UT Fa
 culty/Staff receive 15% off ticket prices.  UT Students previews and Tuesd
 ay night performances for FREE and the rest of the performances for $5\, e
 xcluding Opening Night. The production contains adult content.  Tickets ar
 e available on this website.\n\nA celebration of life\, a love letter to f
 reedom\, and a passionate cry for hope and change\, “Hair” defined one
  generation and continues to inspire today. The first great rock musical\,
  it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the st
 age\, including "Let the Sunshine In\," "Good Morning Starshine\," "Aquari
 us\," and the infectious title song\, "Hair."\n\nThe Pay What You Can perf
 ormance\, where patrons can name their own price\, will be held Wednesday\
 , April 19th. Behind the Scenes Sunday will take place Sunday\, April 23rd
  after the 2:00 pm matinee.  A Talk Back will take place Sunday\, April 30
 th following the matinee. The Open Captioned performance is Sunday\, May 7
 th at 2:00 pm.\n\nThe production is sponsored by Bob and Margie Parrott.  
 Foundation and grant support from: The Shubert Foundation\, Inc\, Arts & C
 ulture Alliance\, Knox County Tourism Consortium\, Knox County Tennessee\,
  The Department of the Treasury.  Media sponsors are Knoxville News Sentin
 el\, WUOT\, and WUTK.  Free and convenient parking is available in the Upp
 er Parking of McClung Tower Garage (G2) on Volunteer Boulevard.\n\nCasey S
 ams (Director and Choreographer) Casey teaches movement for actors\, music
 al theatre\, and serves as the Associate Chair for the Theatre department.
  She regularly directs and choreographs for the CBT\, and has served as In
 timacy Choreographer for the CBT\, River and Rail Theatre Company\, First 
 Take Productions\, and Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. She has had the g
 reat good fortune to work as a choreographer or director at such theaters 
 as Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park\, PlayMakers Repertory Theatre\, The R
 oundhouse Theatre\, St. Louis Repertory Theatre\, Virginia Stage Company\,
  Vermont Stage\, The Utah Shakespearian Festival\, Great River Shakespeare
  Festival\, North Carolina Stage\, and Knoxville Opera\, among others. Her
  Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are from Penn State\, she is a Certifi
 ed Laban Movement Analyst from the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement 
 Studies in New York\, and she is a member of the inaugural class of Educat
 ion Advocates with Theatrical Intimacy Educators.\n\nTerry D. Alford (Musi
 c Director) is a Distinguished Lecturer in Theatre and teaches Musical The
 atre Performance and Honor’s Introduction to the Theatre and Acting. Pri
 or to joining the UT faculty Mr. Alford held the positions of Director of 
 Musical Theatre at The University of Tulsa\, and Director of Musical Theat
 re at The University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He has worked professi
 onally as a performer\, director\, musical director\, and composer at thea
 ters across the country\, including the California Theatre Center\, Madiso
 n Repertory\, Omaha Playhouse\, Augusta Barn\, Fireside Theatre\, Light Op
 era of Oklahoma\, and the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry has directed or mu
 sically directed numerous productions and has created the scores for four 
 original musicals and a variety of chamber and vocal music pieces. He is a
  member of the Clarence Brown Professional Company and regularly directs a
 nd musically directs for the Clarence Brown Theatre. Terry is the director
  of the CBT Summer Acting Workshop and serves as co-facilitator of Outreac
 h and Education hosting Theatre Tours and Talk Backs.\n\nThe cast includes
 : Owen Squire Smith (Claude)\; Robert Parker Jenkins (Berger)\; Hogan Wayl
 and (Woof)\; McKinley Merritt (Hud)\; Aleah Vassell (Dionne)\; Allison Bun
 ch (Jeanie)\; Christine Sage (Sheila)\; Livi Fenech (Chrissy)\; Michael Na
 jman (Margaret Mead)\; Emily Helton (Hubert)\; Abigail Schlichtmann (Tribe
 )\; J.D. Joiner (Tribe)\; Ethan Graham Roeder (Tribe)\; Presley Keith (Tri
 be)\;  Bo Choate (Tribe)\; Tyler Glover (Tribe)\; Jacob Leon (Tribe)\; Ali
 ah Mahalati (Tribe)\; Alana Mara (Tribe)\; Malik Baines (Tribe)\; Brianna 
 Rubens (Tribe)\; Devon Thompson (Tribe)\;  and Garrett Wright (Tribe). Und
 erstudies include:  Michael Najman\; Livi French\; Malik Baines\, Abigail 
 Schlichtmann\; Presley Keith\; Aliah Mahalati\; Alana Mara\; Ethan Graham 
 Roeder\; Bo Choate\; J.D. Joiner\; Merlin McCormick\; and Garrett Wright.\
 n\nThe band includes: Stewart Cox (Trumpet)\; Tom Fox (Trumpet)\; Barry 
 “Po” Hannah (Guitar)\; Greg Horne (Guitar)\; Sheryl Lawrence Howard (R
 eeds)\; Vince Ilagan (Bass)\; Don Lordo (Percussion)\; Dan Maxwell (Trombo
 ne)\; J Miller (Drums)\; and Dave Peeples (Bass).\n\nThe creative team for
  this production includes: Tracey Copeland Halter (Assistant Director/Cult
 ural Consultant)\; DJ Pike (Scenic/Projections Designer)\, M.J. Hromek (Co
 stume Designer)\; Alex Heder (Assistant Costume Designer)\; Kaylin Gess (L
 ighting Designer)\; Mitch Wilson (Assistant Lighting Designer)\; Joe Payne
  (Sound Designer)\; Allison Bucher (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Amoirie Perte
 et (Assistant Sound Mixer)\; Michael Najman (Vocal/Text Coach)\; Gina M. D
 iSalvo (Dramaturg)\;  Patrick Lanczki (Stage Manager)\; Blake Julian (Assi
 stant Stage Manager)\; Mayson Knipp (Assistant Stage Manager)\; Jackson Ah
 ern (Assistant Stage Manager)\; and\, Belle Holmes (Assistant Stage Manage
 r).\n\nWith a dual mission to train the next generation of theatre artists
  and to provide top quality theatre\, the Clarence Brown Theatre is a prof
 essional theater in residence at the University of Tennessee.  Under the l
 eadership of CBT Producing Artistic Director and UT Theatre Department Hea
 d\, Kenneth Martin\, and Managing Director\, Tom Cervone\, the CBT season 
 runs from August through May and features six productions ranging from mus
 icals to drama.  \n\nFor more information or tickets\, call the CBT Box Of
 fice at (865) 974-5161 or visit us online at this website..  Stay connecte
 d to the Clarence Brown Theatre on Facebook (Clarence Brown Theatre)\, fol
 low us on Twitter (@ClarenceBrown) and view Clarence Brown videos on YouTu
 be (Clarence Bro).
GEO:35.953317;-83.930623
LOCATION:Clarence Brown Theatre Mainstage
SUMMARY:Clarence Brown Theatre Presents the Rock Musical Hair
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/clarence_brown_theatre_present
 s_the_rock_musical_hair
CATEGORIES:Concerts & Performances
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR