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X-WR-CALNAME:Michigan Tech Sound and Michigan Tech Theatre Present: R.U.R.
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DTSTART:20221014T233000Z
DTEND:20221015T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:MICHIGAN TECH SOUND AND MICHIGAN TECH THEATRE PRESENT\n\nR.U.R.
 \n\nby Karel Čapek\nAdapted for Audio Drama by Lee Eric Shackleford\n\nTh
 e seating for this show is general admission. \n\nPROGRAM\n\nRun Time TBD 
 | Public Welcome\n\nRossum's Universal Robots (R.U.R.)\, a semi-staged rad
 io drama\, turns out millions of manufactured workmen with no souls\, desi
 res\, or feelings. Helena Glory\, president of the Humanitarian League\, c
 omes to ascertain what can be done to improve their condition. Ten years l
 ater\, due to Helena's desire to have the Robots more like human beings\, 
 the head of the experimental department has secretly changed the formula\,
  and there are enough to make ringleaders\, and a world revolt of Robots i
 s underway. The rest of the play is magnificent melodrama\, with the handf
 ul of human beings at bay while their own robots close in on them. In the 
 epilogue\, Alquist\, the company's builder\, is the only human being left 
 on earth. The robots know their bodies will wear out\, and there will be n
 o new robots to replace them. But Alquist discovers two humanized robots\,
  a young man and a young woman\, who have a bit of Adam and Eve in them\, 
 and mankind is about to start afresh.\n\nOn Saturday\, October 15\, there 
 will be a post-show talk in the format of an informal Q&A session involvin
 g the director\, cast members\, audience\, and also our visiting scholar H
 eather Love.\n\nContent Considerations // references to sex\; sounds mimic
 king cannon fire and explosions\; language and sounds mimicking executions
 \n\nTICKETS\n\nPublic Tickets are on sale now. Choose from mobile\, print 
 at home\, or will call tickets.\n\nA limited number of Student Rush ticket
 s are available 30 minutes before the performance. Email rozsa@mtu.edu or 
 call 906-487-1906 at least one business day in advance to skip the line by
  reserving your tickets in advance.\n\nABOUT\n\nIn Michigan Tech Sound\, t
 he artistic meets the technical in the Department of Visual and Performing
  Arts at Michigan Tech. Our students explore the intellectual\, artistic\,
  and intuitive knowledge and skills in recorded and live music\, theatrica
 l sound\, video game sound\, and movie and TV sound.\n\nMichigan Tech Thea
 tre creates entertainment events for the Keweenaw\, sharing the creative a
 nd scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual an
 d Performing Arts.\n\nDistinguished Professor Christopher Plummer\, Event 
 Coordinator for R.U.R.\, graduated from the University of Illinois where h
 is work earned him the 2001 Clearcom Intercom Systems Sound Achievement Aw
 ard presented by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology. He ha
 s recently directed Every Good Boy Deserves Favour in conjunction with the
  Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra\, Cymbeline\, Henry V\, and the premier of Th
 at Dead Man’s Jazz Club on Houghton Stages and designed sound for the wo
 rld premier of The Legacy Codes at the Hangar Theatre as well as that show
 s New York City premier at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre.  \n\n“Rossum's U
 niversal Robots” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on
  behalf of Samuel French\, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
GEO:47.117687;-88.54277
LOCATION:McArdle Theatre
SUMMARY:Michigan Tech Sound and Michigan Tech Theatre Present: R.U.R.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/michigantechtheatre_rur
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTAMP:20261007T093140Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_40783471017070
DTSTART:20221015T233000Z
DTEND:20221016T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:MICHIGAN TECH SOUND AND MICHIGAN TECH THEATRE PRESENT\n\nR.U.R.
 \n\nby Karel Čapek\nAdapted for Audio Drama by Lee Eric Shackleford\n\nTh
 e seating for this show is general admission. \n\nPROGRAM\n\nRun Time TBD 
 | Public Welcome\n\nRossum's Universal Robots (R.U.R.)\, a semi-staged rad
 io drama\, turns out millions of manufactured workmen with no souls\, desi
 res\, or feelings. Helena Glory\, president of the Humanitarian League\, c
 omes to ascertain what can be done to improve their condition. Ten years l
 ater\, due to Helena's desire to have the Robots more like human beings\, 
 the head of the experimental department has secretly changed the formula\,
  and there are enough to make ringleaders\, and a world revolt of Robots i
 s underway. The rest of the play is magnificent melodrama\, with the handf
 ul of human beings at bay while their own robots close in on them. In the 
 epilogue\, Alquist\, the company's builder\, is the only human being left 
 on earth. The robots know their bodies will wear out\, and there will be n
 o new robots to replace them. But Alquist discovers two humanized robots\,
  a young man and a young woman\, who have a bit of Adam and Eve in them\, 
 and mankind is about to start afresh.\n\nOn Saturday\, October 15\, there 
 will be a post-show talk in the format of an informal Q&A session involvin
 g the director\, cast members\, audience\, and also our visiting scholar H
 eather Love.\n\nContent Considerations // references to sex\; sounds mimic
 king cannon fire and explosions\; language and sounds mimicking executions
 \n\nTICKETS\n\nPublic Tickets are on sale now. Choose from mobile\, print 
 at home\, or will call tickets.\n\nA limited number of Student Rush ticket
 s are available 30 minutes before the performance. Email rozsa@mtu.edu or 
 call 906-487-1906 at least one business day in advance to skip the line by
  reserving your tickets in advance.\n\nABOUT\n\nIn Michigan Tech Sound\, t
 he artistic meets the technical in the Department of Visual and Performing
  Arts at Michigan Tech. Our students explore the intellectual\, artistic\,
  and intuitive knowledge and skills in recorded and live music\, theatrica
 l sound\, video game sound\, and movie and TV sound.\n\nMichigan Tech Thea
 tre creates entertainment events for the Keweenaw\, sharing the creative a
 nd scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual an
 d Performing Arts.\n\nDistinguished Professor Christopher Plummer\, Event 
 Coordinator for R.U.R.\, graduated from the University of Illinois where h
 is work earned him the 2001 Clearcom Intercom Systems Sound Achievement Aw
 ard presented by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology. He ha
 s recently directed Every Good Boy Deserves Favour in conjunction with the
  Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra\, Cymbeline\, Henry V\, and the premier of Th
 at Dead Man’s Jazz Club on Houghton Stages and designed sound for the wo
 rld premier of The Legacy Codes at the Hangar Theatre as well as that show
 s New York City premier at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre.  \n\n“Rossum's U
 niversal Robots” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on
  behalf of Samuel French\, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
GEO:47.117687;-88.54277
LOCATION:McArdle Theatre
SUMMARY:Michigan Tech Sound and Michigan Tech Theatre Present: R.U.R.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/michigantechtheatre_rur
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTART:20221020T233000Z
DTEND:20221021T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:MICHIGAN TECH SOUND AND MICHIGAN TECH THEATRE PRESENT\n\nR.U.R.
 \n\nby Karel Čapek\nAdapted for Audio Drama by Lee Eric Shackleford\n\nTh
 e seating for this show is general admission. \n\nPROGRAM\n\nRun Time TBD 
 | Public Welcome\n\nRossum's Universal Robots (R.U.R.)\, a semi-staged rad
 io drama\, turns out millions of manufactured workmen with no souls\, desi
 res\, or feelings. Helena Glory\, president of the Humanitarian League\, c
 omes to ascertain what can be done to improve their condition. Ten years l
 ater\, due to Helena's desire to have the Robots more like human beings\, 
 the head of the experimental department has secretly changed the formula\,
  and there are enough to make ringleaders\, and a world revolt of Robots i
 s underway. The rest of the play is magnificent melodrama\, with the handf
 ul of human beings at bay while their own robots close in on them. In the 
 epilogue\, Alquist\, the company's builder\, is the only human being left 
 on earth. The robots know their bodies will wear out\, and there will be n
 o new robots to replace them. But Alquist discovers two humanized robots\,
  a young man and a young woman\, who have a bit of Adam and Eve in them\, 
 and mankind is about to start afresh.\n\nOn Saturday\, October 15\, there 
 will be a post-show talk in the format of an informal Q&A session involvin
 g the director\, cast members\, audience\, and also our visiting scholar H
 eather Love.\n\nContent Considerations // references to sex\; sounds mimic
 king cannon fire and explosions\; language and sounds mimicking executions
 \n\nTICKETS\n\nPublic Tickets are on sale now. Choose from mobile\, print 
 at home\, or will call tickets.\n\nA limited number of Student Rush ticket
 s are available 30 minutes before the performance. Email rozsa@mtu.edu or 
 call 906-487-1906 at least one business day in advance to skip the line by
  reserving your tickets in advance.\n\nABOUT\n\nIn Michigan Tech Sound\, t
 he artistic meets the technical in the Department of Visual and Performing
  Arts at Michigan Tech. Our students explore the intellectual\, artistic\,
  and intuitive knowledge and skills in recorded and live music\, theatrica
 l sound\, video game sound\, and movie and TV sound.\n\nMichigan Tech Thea
 tre creates entertainment events for the Keweenaw\, sharing the creative a
 nd scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual an
 d Performing Arts.\n\nDistinguished Professor Christopher Plummer\, Event 
 Coordinator for R.U.R.\, graduated from the University of Illinois where h
 is work earned him the 2001 Clearcom Intercom Systems Sound Achievement Aw
 ard presented by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology. He ha
 s recently directed Every Good Boy Deserves Favour in conjunction with the
  Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra\, Cymbeline\, Henry V\, and the premier of Th
 at Dead Man’s Jazz Club on Houghton Stages and designed sound for the wo
 rld premier of The Legacy Codes at the Hangar Theatre as well as that show
 s New York City premier at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre.  \n\n“Rossum's U
 niversal Robots” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on
  behalf of Samuel French\, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
GEO:47.117687;-88.54277
LOCATION:McArdle Theatre
SUMMARY:Michigan Tech Sound and Michigan Tech Theatre Present: R.U.R.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/michigantechtheatre_rur
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTAMP:20261007T093140Z
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DTSTART:20221021T233000Z
DTEND:20221022T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:MICHIGAN TECH SOUND AND MICHIGAN TECH THEATRE PRESENT\n\nR.U.R.
 \n\nby Karel Čapek\nAdapted for Audio Drama by Lee Eric Shackleford\n\nTh
 e seating for this show is general admission. \n\nPROGRAM\n\nRun Time TBD 
 | Public Welcome\n\nRossum's Universal Robots (R.U.R.)\, a semi-staged rad
 io drama\, turns out millions of manufactured workmen with no souls\, desi
 res\, or feelings. Helena Glory\, president of the Humanitarian League\, c
 omes to ascertain what can be done to improve their condition. Ten years l
 ater\, due to Helena's desire to have the Robots more like human beings\, 
 the head of the experimental department has secretly changed the formula\,
  and there are enough to make ringleaders\, and a world revolt of Robots i
 s underway. The rest of the play is magnificent melodrama\, with the handf
 ul of human beings at bay while their own robots close in on them. In the 
 epilogue\, Alquist\, the company's builder\, is the only human being left 
 on earth. The robots know their bodies will wear out\, and there will be n
 o new robots to replace them. But Alquist discovers two humanized robots\,
  a young man and a young woman\, who have a bit of Adam and Eve in them\, 
 and mankind is about to start afresh.\n\nOn Saturday\, October 15\, there 
 will be a post-show talk in the format of an informal Q&A session involvin
 g the director\, cast members\, audience\, and also our visiting scholar H
 eather Love.\n\nContent Considerations // references to sex\; sounds mimic
 king cannon fire and explosions\; language and sounds mimicking executions
 \n\nTICKETS\n\nPublic Tickets are on sale now. Choose from mobile\, print 
 at home\, or will call tickets.\n\nA limited number of Student Rush ticket
 s are available 30 minutes before the performance. Email rozsa@mtu.edu or 
 call 906-487-1906 at least one business day in advance to skip the line by
  reserving your tickets in advance.\n\nABOUT\n\nIn Michigan Tech Sound\, t
 he artistic meets the technical in the Department of Visual and Performing
  Arts at Michigan Tech. Our students explore the intellectual\, artistic\,
  and intuitive knowledge and skills in recorded and live music\, theatrica
 l sound\, video game sound\, and movie and TV sound.\n\nMichigan Tech Thea
 tre creates entertainment events for the Keweenaw\, sharing the creative a
 nd scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual an
 d Performing Arts.\n\nDistinguished Professor Christopher Plummer\, Event 
 Coordinator for R.U.R.\, graduated from the University of Illinois where h
 is work earned him the 2001 Clearcom Intercom Systems Sound Achievement Aw
 ard presented by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology. He ha
 s recently directed Every Good Boy Deserves Favour in conjunction with the
  Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra\, Cymbeline\, Henry V\, and the premier of Th
 at Dead Man’s Jazz Club on Houghton Stages and designed sound for the wo
 rld premier of The Legacy Codes at the Hangar Theatre as well as that show
 s New York City premier at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre.  \n\n“Rossum's U
 niversal Robots” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on
  behalf of Samuel French\, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
GEO:47.117687;-88.54277
LOCATION:McArdle Theatre
SUMMARY:Michigan Tech Sound and Michigan Tech Theatre Present: R.U.R.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/michigantechtheatre_rur
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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DTSTAMP:20261007T093140Z
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DTSTART:20221022T233000Z
DTEND:20221023T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:MICHIGAN TECH SOUND AND MICHIGAN TECH THEATRE PRESENT\n\nR.U.R.
 \n\nby Karel Čapek\nAdapted for Audio Drama by Lee Eric Shackleford\n\nTh
 e seating for this show is general admission. \n\nPROGRAM\n\nRun Time TBD 
 | Public Welcome\n\nRossum's Universal Robots (R.U.R.)\, a semi-staged rad
 io drama\, turns out millions of manufactured workmen with no souls\, desi
 res\, or feelings. Helena Glory\, president of the Humanitarian League\, c
 omes to ascertain what can be done to improve their condition. Ten years l
 ater\, due to Helena's desire to have the Robots more like human beings\, 
 the head of the experimental department has secretly changed the formula\,
  and there are enough to make ringleaders\, and a world revolt of Robots i
 s underway. The rest of the play is magnificent melodrama\, with the handf
 ul of human beings at bay while their own robots close in on them. In the 
 epilogue\, Alquist\, the company's builder\, is the only human being left 
 on earth. The robots know their bodies will wear out\, and there will be n
 o new robots to replace them. But Alquist discovers two humanized robots\,
  a young man and a young woman\, who have a bit of Adam and Eve in them\, 
 and mankind is about to start afresh.\n\nOn Saturday\, October 15\, there 
 will be a post-show talk in the format of an informal Q&A session involvin
 g the director\, cast members\, audience\, and also our visiting scholar H
 eather Love.\n\nContent Considerations // references to sex\; sounds mimic
 king cannon fire and explosions\; language and sounds mimicking executions
 \n\nTICKETS\n\nPublic Tickets are on sale now. Choose from mobile\, print 
 at home\, or will call tickets.\n\nA limited number of Student Rush ticket
 s are available 30 minutes before the performance. Email rozsa@mtu.edu or 
 call 906-487-1906 at least one business day in advance to skip the line by
  reserving your tickets in advance.\n\nABOUT\n\nIn Michigan Tech Sound\, t
 he artistic meets the technical in the Department of Visual and Performing
  Arts at Michigan Tech. Our students explore the intellectual\, artistic\,
  and intuitive knowledge and skills in recorded and live music\, theatrica
 l sound\, video game sound\, and movie and TV sound.\n\nMichigan Tech Thea
 tre creates entertainment events for the Keweenaw\, sharing the creative a
 nd scholarly work of students and faculty from the Department of Visual an
 d Performing Arts.\n\nDistinguished Professor Christopher Plummer\, Event 
 Coordinator for R.U.R.\, graduated from the University of Illinois where h
 is work earned him the 2001 Clearcom Intercom Systems Sound Achievement Aw
 ard presented by the United States Institute for Theatre Technology. He ha
 s recently directed Every Good Boy Deserves Favour in conjunction with the
  Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra\, Cymbeline\, Henry V\, and the premier of Th
 at Dead Man’s Jazz Club on Houghton Stages and designed sound for the wo
 rld premier of The Legacy Codes at the Hangar Theatre as well as that show
 s New York City premier at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre.  \n\n“Rossum's U
 niversal Robots” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on
  behalf of Samuel French\, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
GEO:47.117687;-88.54277
LOCATION:McArdle Theatre
SUMMARY:Michigan Tech Sound and Michigan Tech Theatre Present: R.U.R.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtu.edu/event/michigantechtheatre_rur
CATEGORIES:Arts and Entertainment
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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