MIT original musical opens Feb 3rd!
Jan. 30th, 2012 09:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
usernamenumberY'all should come see this. I was in an initial read/singthrough (the source of one of my favorite performance photos of me ever) and I've gotta say, student production or no, it's a fine, fine show and accessible to non-MIT people. I'm thinking about seeing it on Sat, Feb 4. Anyone want in? Even if you can't make it, I encourage you to check it out. Details below.
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The MIT Musical Theatre Guild is proud to present its IAP production:
Hack, Punt, Tool
An Original Musical by MIT Students
Music by Julie Henion '11
Lyrics by Daniel Levine '12
Book by Zach Barryte '13, Rachel Bowens-Rubin '11, Danbee Kim '09
Orchestrations by Hubert Hwang '07, Matthew Putnam '09
Hack, Punt, Tool is an original musical written by current MIT students and recent alums about a group of MIT students who are working together to build a hack. The story follows the adventures of a freshman, Billy Rogers, who wants to become a hacker so he can be hardk0re. As the campus police, romantic entanglements, and old misunderstandings challenge the success of the hack, the hackers learn to trust in their friends and discover what's really important about life at MIT.
Special Q + A session with the writers of the show following the Matinee on Sunday, February 5th!
Six Performances!:
February 3-4, 9-11 at 8PM
February 5 at 2PM
in La Sala de Puerto Rico, 84 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
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"""
The MIT Musical Theatre Guild is proud to present its IAP production:
Hack, Punt, Tool
An Original Musical by MIT Students
Music by Julie Henion '11
Lyrics by Daniel Levine '12
Book by Zach Barryte '13, Rachel Bowens-Rubin '11, Danbee Kim '09
Orchestrations by Hubert Hwang '07, Matthew Putnam '09
Hack, Punt, Tool is an original musical written by current MIT students and recent alums about a group of MIT students who are working together to build a hack. The story follows the adventures of a freshman, Billy Rogers, who wants to become a hacker so he can be hardk0re. As the campus police, romantic entanglements, and old misunderstandings challenge the success of the hack, the hackers learn to trust in their friends and discover what's really important about life at MIT.
Special Q + A session with the writers of the show following the Matinee on Sunday, February 5th!
Six Performances!:
February 3-4, 9-11 at 8PM
February 5 at 2PM
in La Sala de Puerto Rico, 84 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
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