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BROAD COMEDY has been producing snarky, provocative and lovable all-women’s comedy and musical-satire since 2001. The Broads are famous for high-energy musical numbers, left-wing politics, women’s issues, and R-rated shenanigans. Internationally touring and award-winning, with online hits reaching in the multi-millions, and several Off-Broadway runs under their belts, BROAD COMEDY is not to be missed.
If SNL and Tina Fey had a baby, and Trevor Noah was the manny, you might get something as irreverent and on-point as BROAD COMEDY!
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nov. 14-16
8:00-10:00pm
Doors open at 7:00pm
Emerson's Crawford Theater
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VERGE THEATER PRESENTS:
LYSISTRATA
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It's 411 B.C., and the women of Greece are tired of the never-ending, all-consuming Peloponnesian war. Tired of the men being away and the strain of conflict, Lysistrata devises a bold and clever plan: all women must withhold intimacy from their husbands and lovers until peace is achieved. While the women strike, chaos ensues as the men, desperate for intimacy, struggle to maintain their authority and think clearly.
This classical Greek comedy is legendary for its timeless take on the battle of the sexes and laugh-out-loud physical comedy. Its conversations around frustration with leadership, hunger for peace, the want of autonomy, and the struggles within a relationship are hidden in the jokes keeping this piece of theater surprisingly relevant 2,000 years later.
November 14 - 17 & 21 - 24
Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00 PM, and Sundays at 3:00 PM
18+
Verge Theater located in the Emerson's Galleria Hall
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Indigenous artists are coming to Bozeman, so show your support to NDN artists from around the country and come shop this incredible market!
Free and open to the public.
A performance by Charly Lowry is from 6:30-8:00PM
Friday, November 29
10:00am-8:00pm
Emerson Ballroom
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The most anticipated, the most talked about show in Bozeman is back for year three featuring over 50 local performers! This year we are doing ticketed seats, so you're going to want to hurry to get the spot you want! There is SO MUCH MORE this year and we can't wait for December 6 & 7 at 8:00PM! *Please be advised this show is recommended 18+
ALSO... we are offering a *very limited* number of tickets to participate in our GOLDEN PACKAGE fundraiser! $50 gets you a chance to win incredible experiences and items, with each night's drawing giving away over $2500 worth of prizes! Add this on at checkout and support the Emerson Center!
BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! Saturday night we'll be hosting a CLUB NOIR AFTERPARTY in our ballroom with a DJ, food, drinks, photo ops, the Holiday Noir performers, and a few other saucy surprises. Add your $15 ticket at checkout to get in the door to keep the party rolling after Saturday's performance. You can also go to Friday's show and party with us on Saturday! The first 100 afterparty tickets sold get a free gift bag at the party**
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 6 & 7
8:00pm
Emerson's Crawford Theater
18+
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'Tis the Season is a family friendly event for all ages! On your way to downtown’s Christmas Stroll, come to the Emerson and enjoy performances in the Crawford theater, sing-a-long to holiday favorites, and create your own art project in our Lobby. 'Tis the Season to be jolly!
Performances by Mountain Air Dance, Whittier Choir, and Yellowstone Ballet Company
Saturday, December 7th
11:00am to 3:00pm
Emerson
FREE!
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Hey Families! Countdown to Noon Year's Eve with us on December 31 from 10am-noon. We're going to fill our ballroom with fun and let the kids be kids! There will be a dance party, hot chocolate, ball drop, and more! Limited tickets available!
Tuesday, December 31
10am-12pm
Emerson Ballroom
$5 each for ages 2+
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To celebrate 50 years of learning, creating, and growing as artists, MSU metalsmithing alumni have been invited to exhibit together. Their work reflects their ongoing work in metalsmithing and will highlight their shared passion for metals.
Featuring the work of Montana State University Metals past/present faculty, as well as alumni: Paxton Juhlin, Hailey Vidmar, Tabor Roulson, Aysha Carter, Tiffany Fischer, Cole Arpin, Grace Hogan, Erin Levy, Josie Parry, April Hale, Kaleigh Jones, Susan Blim, Caroline Adams, JulieAnne Koebbe, Jason Baide, Katelyn Bauer,
Linda L. Ryan, Kimberly Navratil-Pope, Bryan Petersen, Kristen Hedge, Tori Burchill, Rich Helzer, Leonard Wells, Chris Tullar, and Ken Bova
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NapTime
by Jane Herzog, Carly Schoen, Tuk Vaughankraska, and Angela Yonke
Close your eyes and drift to sleep. Let the collective unconsciousness wash over you. Dream beneath layers of thread and fabric. Possibilities and alternate realities await you.
We have a passion for working with fabric and sewn mediums. This show gathers together blankets, quilts, and textile works from artists Jane Herzog, Carly Schoen, Tuk Vaughankraska, and Angela Yonke.
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There is a Season
Madison Perrins
These paintings created by Madison Perrins were guided by an appreciation for the singular energy each season of life can bring to the outer and inner landscape. The artist uses her understanding that each season contains its own unique lesson to try and enjoy the gift of them in real time: the mercurial quality of spring, the whisper of solitude in fall, or the bright shock of summer. Her work lifts up a deeply personal spirituality held in the landscape, especially inspired by the sweeping expanses of the Western US & her beloved Montana. In turns, her imagery embodies joy, playfulness, power, the sacred, interiority, and radiant energy.
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We have a beautiful space in Galleria Hall that is waiting for the perfect fit!
This is a retail gallery space. If you are interested, please follow the link below to complete your application.
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Thank you for supporting the Emerson and our mission to build community through art and culture! | | |
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www.theEmerson.org
(406) 587-9797 | office@theEmerson.org
111 S Grand Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715
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