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The John and Joan Mullen Center for the

Performing Arts

Villanova’s new Center for the Performing Arts is a hub for performances, creativity, engagement, and exploration for the University’s performing arts community - enriching Villanova’s campus and enhancing educational opportunities across the University.

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Trying

by Alison Scaramella '22 MA

October 23-24
7 pm

Sue Winge Playwriting Award Winner
Smith Performance Lab

Trying…getting pregnant should be sexy, right? (Well- at least there’s sex….right?) Maggie and Jamie have been on this rollercoaster ride for a while, but neither are prepared for the curves to come.  A staged reading of a wild, funny, poignant, twisty-turny, unpredictable play that brings home just how trying trying can be.

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The Prom

Music by Matthew Sklar with lyrics by Chad Beguelin and book by Bob Martin & Beguelin

October 29-November 2
Evenings 7:30 pm,  Sunday Matinee 1 pm

Villanova Student Musical Theater

Based on an original concept by Jack Viertel. The musical follows four Broadway actors lamenting their days of fame, as they travel to the conservative town of Edgewater, Indiana, to help a lesbian student banned from bringing her girlfriend to high school prom.

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Detroit

By Lisa D'Amour

November 13-23

Evenings 8 pm and Matinees 1 pm
Court Theatre

In a seemingly ordinary suburb, Ben and Mary welcome their new neighbors Sharon and Kenny for a friendly backyard barbecue. But as the charcoal heats up, so do tensions when they discover their new acquaintances met in rehab, are unemployed, and own nothing. What begins as neighborly hospitality quickly ignites into a dangerous exploration of middle-class anxiety and unfulfilled American dreams. "A sharp X-ray of the embattled American psyche" (The New York Times) and "tense, terrific, funny" (New York Observer), this Pulitzer Prize finalist "perfectly captures a certain pervasive lifestyle of today" with "cascading, hilarious monologues" (Time Out New York). Lisa D'Amour's bittersweet and explosive dark comedy rips up the floorboards of suburban life to reveal what's simmering beneath the surface. Fire up the grill... and expect fireworks.

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