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Civil Rights. Immigration, Patriotism.
Experiencing RAGTIME allows you to close your history books for
one night and watch it play out before your eyes. With the 20th
century as its bockdrop / RAGTIME interweaves the stories of three
families searching for their American dream. Along their voyage,
the characters encounter some of the most prominent leaders of
the time including Booker T. Washington, Henry Ford, Emma
Goldman and J.P. Morgan.
Captivating. Powerful, Gripping.
But don't let the historical references mislead you. At the heart of
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RAGTIME and see why it is one of the most celebrated musicals
of our time. Winner of four Tony Awards!
RAGTIME student
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Tues and Wed,
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7:30 PM
Rudder Auditorium
PATRICIA S. PETERS LAGNIAPPE LECTURE SERIES
Join us for an informal discussion previewing the music featured in RAGTIME. Led by Michael
Greenwald, TAMU professor of music, the discussions will be held prior to each RAGTIME
performance at 6:30 PM in Room 224 of the Memorial Student Center. The Lagniappe Lecture
Series is generously sponsored by The OPAS Guild.
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