Experience the magic and enchantment of William Shakespeare's final play, The Tempest, as it comes to life in an immersive theatrical experience on the stage of UL - Burke-Hawthorne Hall. Located at 231 Hebrard Boulevard in Lafayette, Louisiana, this captivating production will be running from February 29th to March 10th.

For this special event, there is a unique seating arrangement in place. It is recommended that all attendees arrive at least 30 minutes prior to showtime to ensure smooth seating. The seating is reserved, ensuring that each guest has a designated spot. However, any unclaimed seats may be released to our waiting list of eager patrons at showtime.

It is important to note that refunds cannot be offered for any unclaimed seats. Therefore, we encourage everyone to arrive promptly and claim their reserved seats to avoid missing out on this extraordinary performance.

Join us for a night of unforgettable theater as William Shakespeare's The Tempest takes center stage at UL - Burke-Hawthorne Hall. Immerse yourself in a world of wonder and be transported by the brilliance of Shakespeare's final masterpiece. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the magic firsthand. Reserve your seats now for this captivating experience.

Walker County

United States

LaFayette

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Time:	Feb 29, 2024 (UTC-6) ENDED
Location:	UL - Burke-Hawthorne Hall

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