Call the box office for tickets at 2-2073 from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and three hours prior to performances. Admission is free. Some people went West for free land and some for spiritual revival. Wayne and his brothers settle in the rich California Valley area during the wet years. As the land dries, the family splits.
Admission is free but donations are accepted.
An informal evening of new dances with choreography by visiting assistant professor Charlotte Adams, the concert will also include work by Dee Hughes, associate professor of dance, showcasing her expertise in folk dance. The concert will include I Need You , danced by the UNL dance students and set to music by James Brown, Gene Pitney, and Henry Purcell. You takes a comical, somewhat black look at obsessive desires for love. A new work for 13 dances has been created with input from the UNL Dancers. All Wet and Adams will perform John M. Wilson's Waking Dreams .