Dean College, a school well renowned for their top dance and theatre programs, is pleased to announce eight quality productions for the 2012-2013 academic year.  From well known productions such as Romeo & Juliet and Oklahoma! to dance performances such as The Choreographers’ Concert and Dance Cabaret, there is something for everyone to enjoy this season. 

“We are extremely excited about this year’s performances,” said Daniel Kozar, Director of Theatre at Dean College.  “Beyond the classics like Romeo and Juliet, we are also featuring unique productions such as Noises Off where half of the production is set as a backstage view giving the audience a chance to get a behind the scenes look at the inner workings of a theatrical play, right from their seats.”

All theatrical and dance productions feature the talented students from Dean College under the direction of Dean Faculty and staff who have immense talent and experience in dance and theatre productions.  The 2012-2013 productions are:

Fall 2012:                                                                                            

Noises Off (October 10-14)                                                         

Dance Cabaret (October 26)                                                                       

Oklahoma! (November 14-18)                                                  

Senior Showcase (December 7)

Spring 2013:

Choreographers’ Concert (February 22)

Romeo & Juliet (February 27-March 3)

Godspell  (April 3-7)

Dance Company (April 25-27, May 3-5)

All performances are reserved seating and it is strongly recommended that tickets be purchased prior to the performance. This season, Dean College is offering subscription packages with steep price discounts when purchasing multiple performances.

For tickets and information, email boxoffice@dean.edu , call 508-541-1605 or visit http://www.dean.edu/performance.

Shows are held in the Dean College Campus Center located at 109 West Central Street in Franklin, MA either on the Main Stage theatre or in the Guidrey Center.