“Dead Dog’s Bone: A Birthday Play” at UC Santa Cruz

2012 “Dharma-Grace” Production

When: Friday, November 2, 2012 - Sunday, November 11, 2012

Where: Second Stage, Theater Arts Center (UC Santa Cruz)

Presented by: Theater Arts Department

A new play by Theater Arts alumna Veronica Tjioe is a journey backwards, forwards (and everywhere in between), through a family’s disjointed life. The plot centers around the unfortunate predicament in which the family dog has found himself. The character Juniper attempts to piece together her family, her love life, and herself. The family, the boyfriend, and the dog each make pensive explorations into their pasts, and we discover just how these people have come to be as they are. The symbolic and, at times, dream-like world of “Dead Dog’s Bone: A Birthday Play” gives us new form of telling a story and feeling we all know: searching.

Fri-Sun, November 2-4 & Thu-Sun, November 8-11

7:00 PM (Sundays at 3:00 PM)

Please be in your seats by the advertised start time. Doors open 30 minutes before curtain.

$12 general, $11 seniors, $11 students w/ ID

UCSC undergrads w/ ID eligible for one free ticket.

Tickets on sale in early October at santacruztickets.com and at the UCSC Ticket Office (831-459-2159) and the Santa Cruz Civic box office (831-420-5260).

UCSC’s 2012 “Dharma-Grace” Production

The UCSC Dharma-Grace award is awarded in select years as a scholarship to provide funding for a department-sponsored full production of a student-written play that exhibits exceptional talent, originality, and theatricality. For more information on the Dharma-Grace award as well as past winners, please contact the UCSC Theater Arts Department.

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