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MSVA presents Godspell
MSVA presents Godspell
MIT School of Performing Arts will present its spring production Godspell on September 6, 7 and 8 at 7:30pm at the Spotlight Theatre in Tavern Lane, Papatoetoe, Manukau.
The play, backed with live music,
has a fresh and contemporary feel.
Directors Cat Ruka
and Jason Te Mete have utilized a variety of choreographic
and theatrical methods.
The second year students who
perform it have contributed heavily to the creative process
and use Godspell to make it a modern story about the
difficulties and triumphs that young people face
today.
Godspell, based loosely on the Gospels and
parables of Jesus Christ, remains one of the most popular
sweet rock musicals of all time.
A musical conceived
and written by John Michael Tebelak with lyrics and music by
Stephen Schwartz, follows the story of Jesus in the Gospel
of Matthew and features some of the best-loved songs from
modern musicals, including Day By Day and All For the
Best.
The design team includes: Choreographer Cat Ruka, Musical Director Jason Te Mete, Costume Designer Cat Ruka, Lighting Designer Paul Richardson, and the Stage Manager is Cath Dickey and Producer Padma Akula.
When: 6th 7th 8th
Sep 2012; 7:30pm.
Where: Spotlight Theatre. Tavern Lane,
Papatoetoe, Manukau.
Who: 2nd year students of performing
arts; 3 year Bachelor of Creative Arts
degree.
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