After a year and a half of waiting, live theatre is back indoors at the Lebowsky Center in Owosso, Michigan. While the show must (finally) go on, the Lebowsky Center is aware of how COVID-19 continues to be a concern for the public and theatre community. With a commitment to keep its audience members safe and entertained, the Lebowsky Center will be requiring masks from its patrons as it kicks off its 2021-22 season.
For this avid theatre-goer, wearing a mask in order to enjoy live shows again is the very least I can do. I also can’t imagine a better way to begin the fall theatre season than with the Lebowsky Center‘s production of ‘Evita,’ directed by Garrett Bradley. ‘Evita’ arrives in Owosso all the way from Argentina for two weekends this October. Click here for tickets.
‘Evita,’ the story of Eva Perón’s rise from a penniless existence to first lady of Argentina by the age of 26, features the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice. The musical has captured audiences for over 40 years, from its Tony Award-winning Broadway run to the 1996 film adaptation starring Madonna.
Audiences will be exhilarated by the Lebowsky Center’s production, thanks to its talented cast, vibrant costumes, and beautiful set design.
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