Auburn, Ala. (EETV) – Auburn University's Telfair Peet Theatre is preparing for an exciting few weeks as students and theatre enthusiasts anticipate the opening of the hit musical Ride the Cyclone. Opening night is this Thursday at 7:30 p.m., and tickets are already selling quickly; the opening performance is officially sold out. Ride the Cyclone is a darkly comic, whimsical musical by Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell about six teenagers from a Canadian high school chamber choir who die in a freak roller coaster accident.
The musical has generated excitement among students, offering audiences a chance to experience the talent and creativity of Auburn University's theatre program. Students interested in attending are encouraged to secure tickets early, as additional performances may sell out. Even better, Auburn students receive free admission, making this an excellent opportunity to support fellow students and experience a live theatrical production at no extra cost.
Auburn University's theatre program works diligently to bring each production to life through detailed performances, creative storytelling, and impressive theatrical elements. From acting and set design to lighting and music, the production team has spent countless hours preparing to deliver an entertaining experience for its audience.
For those interested in learning more about the production, there will also be an opportunity to meet cast members after the Thursday, November 19, performance. This event, known as a "Talk Back," lets audience members stay after the show, ask questions, and hear directly from the performers about their experiences and the creative process behind the production.
Ride the Cyclone will be performed at the Telfair Peet Theatre Black Box. Those interested in purchasing tickets or viewing additional performance dates can visit auliberalarts.universitytickets.com.
With an enthusiastic cast and crew working behind the scenes, Ride the Cyclone promises to be an exciting addition to Auburn's theatrical season. Whether you are a theatre enthusiast or simply looking for something entertaining to do on campus, this is an opportunity worth experiencing. Don't wait until the last minute to get your tickets!
