A Little Night Music

August 10-19, 2012 in The Playhouse at the Overture Center

Recently revived on Broadway, the romantic and achingly beautiful A Little Night Music deals with the universal subject of love, in all its wondrous, humorous and ironic permutations.

Four Seasons Theatre's production of A Little Night Music will showcase musical theatre talent and a lovely chamber orchestra from across the Madison area.  Download the Cast List.

Tickets on sale through the Oveture Center Box Office in person, online, or at (608) 258-4141.

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Great American Songbook Series: The Music of Irving Berlin

March 2-4, 2012 at The Playhouse at Overture in Madison, WI

Proudly showcasing talented local singers and musicians, Four Seasons Theatre continued our Great American Songbook series with a tribute to The Music of Irving Berlin. 

Read the 77 Square Review.

Learn more about the production and our series of outreach concerts.

Support for our Great American Songbook outreach concerts and this performance was provided by the Pleasant Rowland Fund for Theater, a component fund of the Madison Community Foundation. Additional support from Alliant Energy Foundation, Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission, and Wisconsin Arts Board.

 

Acknowledgements for our 2011-2012 Season

Thank you to the Madison Community Foundation, Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission, Alliant Energy Foundation, Wisconsin Arts Board,and Madison Arts Commission for their support of our 2011-2012 Season.  We'd also like to thank Park Printing of Verona, Full Compass, Electronic Theatre Controls, Audio for the Arts, and The Psychology Center for their in kind support.

 

Support Four Seasons Theatre

Now in our seventh full season we hope that you'll take a moment to show your support for Four Seasons Theatre.

With an annual budget of just under $100,000 we’ve continued to produce high quality musical theatre and to support a variety of educational outreach programs in the greater Madison area.  Last season alone, over 5,000 community members benefitted from FST programming from direct participants to audience members.  We offered both paid performances (at the Wisconsin Union Theater, Bartell, The Playhouse) and many free outreach concerts, masterclasses, and lectures at venues including Capitol Lakes Retirement Community and UW Summer Music Clinic.  Among the direct beneficiaries of our programming were over 200 singers, actors, technical theatre artists, high school and college student interns, and musicians who participated in FST musical theatre productions and workshops.

 

December 2011 E-Newsletter

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