Tickets for the five-production Mainstage series by the IUB Department of Theater and Drama are now on sale at the IU Auditorium box office. It tells the story of Jonathan Waxman, the current darling of the contemporary art scene, who earns top dollar for canvasses not yet painted. This play is a story of love and honor set during the birth of our nation. A missing minister, a desperate woman and a death sentence all figure into Shaw's swashbuckling adventure of social commentary. One of Henrik Ibsen's most potent works, The Wild Duck, takes place in a photographer's loft and the make-believe forest the Ekdal family has created in a back room.
Individual tickets go on sale two weeks before the opening of each production.
University Theater subscribers may also subscribe to IU's T300 Studio Theater, an intimate black box theater located on the third floor of the Theater Building.