Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical at MIT

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The MIT Musical Theatre Guild proudly presents its IAP 2011 production of

Jekyll & Hyde

Conceived for the stage by Steve Cuden and Frank Wildhorn
Book and Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse
Music by Frank Wildhorn
Based on the story by Robert Louis Stevenson

January 28-30, February 3-5 at 8PM
January 30 at 2PM

Performances will take place in La Sala de Puerto Rico, on the second floor of the MIT Student Center, 84 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA.

ONLINE NON-BINDING RESERVATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!
for more information or to reserve tickets: please visit http://web.mit.edu/mtg
Reservations can also be made by telephone at 617-253-6294.

Produced by Becky Bianco
Directed by Zach Barryte and Danbee Kim
Music/Orchestra Direction by Teresa Giblin
Vocal Direction by Ashley Caval
Technical Direction by Kelsey Brigance

Starring:
Greg Cushing ** Karen Hart '11 ** Emily Earle ** Rachel Bowens-Rubin '11
Daniel Levine '12 ** Luis Loya '06 ** Kirsten Olson '14 ** Luis Orrega '13
Eve Lauria ** Edmund Golaski '99 ** Bridger Maxwell '13 ** David Lerner '13
Kelsey Brigance '12 ** Hubert Hwang '07 ** Michael Caveney ** Marcela Rodriguez '13
Gillian Guertin '13 ** Carlos Cardenas '09 ** Rachel Williams '12 ** Helen O'Keefe '09
Hyo Choi '13 ** Sarah Smith ** Tory Root

Tickets:
$6 MIT and Wellesley Students
$10 MIT Community, Senior Citizens, other students
$15 General Public
Group rates available

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Jekyll, a tortured, soon-to-be-married scientist striving to test his new unction on human subjects, is prohibited from using inmates at a mental hospital for his experimentation. Instead, he tests it on himself, accidentally extracting and animating his darker side, Hyde. Jekyll's fiance Emma, her father Danvers, and Jekyll's friend Utterson all notice the change within their acquaintance, as Hyde sneaks out at night and commits heinous crimes as the city of London slumbers. As Hyde consumes Jekyll, Hekyll finds his life entangled with murders, a stripper named Lucy, and lots of angst.

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Contact us at jekyll-dir@mit.edu or 617-253-6294 with questions