March 30-April 7. This stunning, Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by one of America s most distinguished living playwrights offers an unforgettable, epic vision about living and dying in the contemporary Unites States. Its moving portrayal of youth and encounters with relationships, the AIDS crisis and political actions has been acclaimed by audiences worldwide. Louis Armstrong Theatre, Performing Arts Center. Contains strong language and adult themes and my not be suitable for all audiences.
Viewer discretion is advised.
For tickets, information, maps and reservations, call 616.895.2300. All major credit cards accepted. June 4 August 10. School of Communications Faculty Exhibition . Art Gallery, Performing Arts Center.