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World War II’s violence sends Alfred and Alice down the rabbit hole of the London Underground. When tuberculosis quarantines Alfred, Alice breaks in to soothe him with her favorite book. Nurse Cross destroys her copy of Alice in Wonderland, but Alice knows it by heart. Pushed off script, will their life in this underworld go by the book? Or will danger pull their story along a different track? Find out in this PG-13 production.

Tickets are available at the Box Office. 402-465-2384

The NWU Symphonic Band “goes on the road” for their annual tour.

The NWU Symphonic Band is joined by the Jazz Ensemble for a “coming home” performance following their Spring Break tour.

Selected seventh and eighth graders from throughout the state of Nebraska will perform their culminating performance after a day’s worth of enriching rehearsals with NWU’s Director of Instrumental Activities.

If you think life, love and reality are simple things—you’re living in a midsummer night’s dream. Enter the forest where Shakespeare first coined the concept of “swagger.” Here, life, love and reality bend, twist and braid together—with mischievous help from fairies, love potions and play actors more than willing to break character.

Tickets are available at the Box Office. 402-465-2384

If you think life, love and reality are simple things—you’re living in a midsummer night’s dream. Enter the forest where Shakespeare first coined the concept of “swagger.” Here, life, love and reality bend, twist and braid together—with mischievous help from fairies, love potions and play actors more than willing to break character.

Tickets are available at the Box Office. 402-465-2384

If you think life, love and reality are simple things—you’re living in a midsummer night’s dream. Enter the forest where Shakespeare first coined the concept of “swagger.” Here, life, love and reality bend, twist and braid together—with mischievous help from fairies, love potions and play actors more than willing to break character.

Tickets are available at the Box Office. 402-465-2384

If you think life, love and reality are simple things—you’re living in a midsummer night’s dream. Enter the forest where Shakespeare first coined the concept of “swagger.” Here, life, love and reality bend, twist and braid together—with mischievous help from fairies, love potions and play actors more than willing to break character.

Tickets are available at the Box Office. 402-465-2384