CCM students take the stage at The Carnegie in Northern Kentucky this summer
The Carnegie Summer Theatre Series features the talents of nearly 20 CCM students and faculty
What do a cast of classic children's characters, a Pulitzer Prize-winning musical and the tale of an immigrant who would become one of the biggest bootleggers (and local legends) in history all have in common? They’ll all be making their way to The Carnegie in Northern Kentucky this summer with nearly 20 CCM students, alumni and faculty members in the cast and crew.
The Carnegie's Summer Theatre Series features three shows running in a repertory format from June 18 through Aug. 28: Into the Woods, Rent and George Remus: A New Musical. "We have an absolutely fabulous lineup of shows this summer that truly offer a little something for everyone," said Maggie Perrino, Theater Director for The Carnegie. "From fairytale characters to a local bootlegging legend, our Summer Season showcases the talent we’re honored to feature on our stage."
The talent featured on The Carnegie's stage this summer includes CCM students August Bagg, Ranease Brown, Eliza Levy, Madison Mosley, Sarah Jane Nelson, Sarah Pansing, Nicholas Pattarini, Sean Polk II, Jackson Reagin, Julia Schick and Jamal Stone, along with recent graduate Tyler Martin.
The Carnegie Summer Theatre Series' production teams also include CCM faculty members Darnell Pierre Benjamin, Eric Byrd, Stephen Goers and Katie Johannigman, along with MFA Lighting Design and Technology student Kristen Peck.
Visit The Carnegie's website to view the cast and production team for each show, along with performance dates and additional details:
Discount Offer
UC News readers can take advantage of a $5 discount off of tickets to The Carnegie's 2022 Summer Theatre Series by using the following discount code: CCM
This code can be used by calling The Carnegie Box Office at 859-957-1940 or by visiting TheCarnegie.com.
About The Carnegie
The Carnegie is Northern Kentucky’s largest multidisciplinary arts venue and strives to bring theatre events, educational programs and art exhibitions to the region. Don’t miss your opportunity to experience the thrills, the excitement and the music of the 2022-23 summer theatre season at The Carnegie.
Subscriptions for the Summer Theatre Series are available for $84 ($81 for Carnegie Members). Subscribers can add the winter family-friendly show Singin' in the Rain for $28 or $27 for Carnegie Members. Single tickets are on sale now and can be purchased through The Carnegie Box Office at 859-957-1940 between noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday or online.
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Featured image at top: The Carnegie multidisciplinary arts venue in Northern Kentucky.
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