Theater Nights
The Livngston Alumni Association annually sponsors Theater Night - an evening of great entertainment provided by The Livingston Theatre Company! Usually held on a Saturday evening, the fun begins with a special wine and cheese reception with fresh fruit, finger sandwiches, vegetable platters and assorted chips. Mingle with fellow alums prior to the show while members of the show's creative and production team drop in to share some insight on the musical. Then, we head over to the show for great seats in a special reserved VIP section.
Past productions we have attended included The Will Rogers Follies, A Chorus Line, Kiss Me Kate, Damn Yankees, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime, Urinetown and Cabaret.
The next Livingston Theatre Night will take place on Saturday, February 27, 2010 with a performance of Sweeney Todd. Sweeney Todd marks the last Livingston Theatre Company show performed at Crossroads Theatre in New Brunswick. The company will return to the newly renovated Livingston Student Center for Tommy in April.
The fun begins on February 27 at 6 pm in the first floor reception room of Crossroads with a special wine and cheese reception. Mingle with fellow alums prior to the show while members of the show's creative and production team drop in to share some insight on the musical. At 8 pm, head to the theater in a special reserved alumni VIP section of the theater. This musical thriller with a score by Stephen Sondheim tells the infamous tale of the unjustly exiled barber who returns to 19th century London seeking revenge.
If you'd like to join us, please order your show tickets through the Livingston Theatre Company box office
(http://www.facebook.com/l/79b91;https://livingston-theatre-company.ticketleap.com). The reception is free and we encourage you to bring friends and family. To RSVP for the alumni reception and if you plan to use our reserved seats, please email Jason Goldstein (jeg55555@aol.com).
The Livingston Theatre Company, a student-run organization, has grown tremendously since its inception in 1998, producing four large musical productions a year in The Livingston Student Center. For more information about the LTC, visit www.rultc.org. We are happy to continually support this vital artistic effort.

