Aquila Theatre Company in William Shakespeare’s
The Comedy of Errors
The Aquila Theatre Company, composed of Brits and Americans, was founded in London in 1991 by Peter Meinec and is now based in New York. With precision, sensitivity, and unity, Aquila articulates the human essence in classical drama. Combining the techniques of British and American theatre and following a philosophy of theatrical utilitarianism, Aquila believes that the greatest works should be seen by the greatest number.

GREAT EVENTS

When & Where:
Saturday, October 11
7:30 pm, Rozsa Center

(Doors open 1/2 hour
before show time.)

Tickets:
Gen. Public $25 $20
MTU Students $20 $15
(Must show MTU student ID card.)
Buy Online!
Rozsa Box Office (487-3200,
Mon.-Fri., 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM
and two hours prior to
performance)

Sponsored by:
Sponsored by the James and
Margaret Black Endowment. This
presentation is supported by the
Performing Arts Fund, a program
of Arts Midwest funded in part by
the National Endowment for the
Arts, which believes a nation
deserves great art, with additional
contributions from Michigan
Council for the Arts & Cultural
Affairs, General Mills Foundation,
and Land O’Lakes Foundation.