Arts
Mississippi Bend Players: Brighton Beach Memoirs
Neil Simon's hilarious semi-autobiographical portrait shows an American family in post-depression, pre-war Brooklyn, through the eyes of a 15-year-old boy. The play has wit, warmth and Simon's signature laughs.
Mississippi Bend Players: Brighton Beach Memoirs
Neil Simon's hilarious semi-autobiographical portrait shows an American family in post-depression, pre-war Brooklyn, through the eyes of a 15-year-old boy. The play has wit, warmth and Simon's signature laughs.
Mississippi Bend Players: Wait Until Dark
A blind Greenwich Village housewife becomes the target of three con men searching for heroin hidden inside a doll.
Mississippi Bend Players: Zombie Prom
A 1950s horror comic book is brought to life as a musical comedy by John Dempsey and Dana P. Rowe. This campy, rollicking romp takes the audience through America's Atomic Age and the Golden Age of horror comic books.
Mississippi Bend Players: Zombie Prom
A 1950s horror comic book is brought to life as a musical comedy by John Dempsey and Dana P. Rowe. This campy, rollicking romp takes the audience through America's Atomic Age and the Golden Age of horror comic books.
Mississippi Bend Players: Zombie Prom
A 1950s horror comic book is brought to life as a musical comedy by John Dempsey and Dana P. Rowe. This campy, rollicking romp takes the audience through America's Atomic Age and the Golden Age of horror comic books.
Camp Creamery Performance
Camp Creamery presents "A Mystery at Mimsley Manor." The Old Creamery Theatre in Amana, Iowa, has been creating theatre productions for young audiences since 1971.
Signature Series: Madison String Trio
The Madison String Trio will perform for the Signature Series, sponsored by the Quad City Symphony and WVIK, Quad Cities NPR.
Student voice recital: Jon Jansen and Michael Njus
Junior Jon Hansen and senior Michael Njus will perform a vocal recital.
The Alabama Solution
A screening of the documentary film "The Alabama Solution" will be followed by panel discussion of formerly incarcerated members of the Quad Cities community.