In \;Everybody\, the lottery of life is made literal: most of the actors' roles\, including the eponymous protagonist\, Everybody\, are decided by lottery in front of the audience at each performance. There are 120 possible casting permutations and the show you see is unfolding\, before your eyes\, for the first time. As we accompany Everybody on their journey towards death - a matter of chance on both stage and in life - we ponder our relationships to Love\, Friendship\, Stuff\, Family and loss.
Written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
Directed by Greg Ungar
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Visitor parking is available in the Newman Center Garage\, located off Wesley Ave. and University Blvd. The cost is $2/hour.
Free street parking is also available in the neighborhood surrounding the Newman Center.
There is no late seating.
In \;Everybody\, the lottery of life is made literal: most of the actors' roles\, including the eponymous protagonist\, Everybody\, are decided by lottery in front of the audience at each performance. There are 120 possible casting permutations and the show you see is unfolding\, before your eyes\, for the first time. As we accompany Everybody on their journey towards death - a matter of chance on both stage and in life - we ponder our relationships to Love\, Friendship\, Stuff\, Family and loss.
Written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
Directed by Greg Ungar
Purchase tickets
Visitor parking is available in the Newman Center Garage\, located off Wesley Ave. and University Blvd. The cost is $2/hour.
Free street parking is also available in the neighborhood surrounding the Newman Center.
There is no late seating.
In \;Everybody\, the lottery of life is made literal: most of the actors' roles\, including the eponymous protagonist\, Everybody\, are decided by lottery in front of the audience at each performance. There are 120 possible casting permutations and the show you see is unfolding\, before your eyes\, for the first time. As we accompany Everybody on their journey towards death - a matter of chance on both stage and in life - we ponder our relationships to Love\, Friendship\, Stuff\, Family and loss.
Written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
Directed by Greg Ungar
Purchase tickets
Visitor parking is available in the Newman Center Garage\, located off Wesley Ave. and University Blvd. The cost is $2/hour.
Free street parking is also available in the neighborhood surrounding the Newman Center.
There is no late seating.
In \;Everybody\, the lottery of life is made literal: most of the actors' roles\, including the eponymous protagonist\, Everybody\, are decided by lottery in front of the audience at each performance. There are 120 possible casting permutations and the show you see is unfolding\, before your eyes\, for the first time. As we accompany Everybody on their journey towards death - a matter of chance on both stage and in life - we ponder our relationships to Love\, Friendship\, Stuff\, Family and loss.
Written by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
Directed by Greg Ungar
Purchase tickets
Visitor parking is available in the Newman Center Garage\, located off Wesley Ave. and University Blvd. The cost is $2/hour.
Free street parking is also available in the neighborhood surrounding the Newman Center.
There is no late seating.