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Friday, October 5, 2018 7:30PM
A Light In The Void

Austin Wintory, (creator) composer/conductor
Anthony Lund, (creator) writer/director
Maria Spiropulu, Alice Roberts, and Carolyn Porco, guest speakers
Hana Hayes, actor
Troy Baker, actor
Tina Guo, cello

Join us for the world premiere of A Light in the Void, one of the most funded classical music Kickstarter campaigns of all time. This show blends stirring original compositions with an unforgettable theatrical narrative story. With world-renowned scientists live on stage, A Light in the Void features arresting visuals, cutting-edge lighting design, and an original score performed by your Colorado Symphony.

This immersive experience follows the story of a broken and lost young adult who demands answers to life’s biggest questions. What unfolds is a mythic journey of scientific discovery with a cast of larger-than-life advisories. Together you’ll uncover a team of renowned scientists and explorers who all prove to have her back—including a physicist, anthropologist, and space explorer.

This concert is a marriage of storytelling, science, stunning visuals, and symphonic music, designed to ignite your senses with the elation of discovery and wonder. It is an experience designed to capture and nurture that indescribable feeling we get when looking out at the nighttime sky. This is a story 13.8 billion years in the making, and it will renew your vows with all that is greater than ourselves.

Legendary actor Troy Baker playing opposite youth star Hana Hayes (The Last of Us) illuminate the stage as actors throughout the performance and cello phenomenon Tina Guo is a newly added addition as a featured soloist.


About the Scientists:

Maria Spiropulu is Shang Yi Ch’en Professor of Physics at Caltech and experimental high energy particle physicist at Caltech’s Lauritsen Lab, Fermilab, and CERN’s Large Hadron Collider. Alice Roberts is Professor of Anthropology & Paleopathology at The University of Birmingham. Carolyn Porco is a planetary scientist, author, educator, public speaker, Cassini mission imaging team leader, and Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley.


ATTENTION: This performance contains the following special effects: laser lights, strobe lights, and smoke/haze.



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Date

Friday, October 5, 2018 7:30PM

Location

Boettcher Concert Hall

Name

A Light In The Void

Description

2018/19 SPECIALS SPONSORED BY:

Join us for the world premiere of A Light in the Void, one of the most funded classical music Kickstarter campaigns of all time. This show blends stirring original compositions with an unforgettable theatrical narrative story. With world-renowned scientists live on stage, A Light in the Void features arresting visuals, cutting-edge lighting design, and an original score performed by your Colorado Symphony.

This immersive experience follows the story of a broken and lost young adult who demands answers to life’s biggest questions. What unfolds is a mythic journey of scientific discovery with a cast of larger-than-life advisories. Together you’ll uncover a team of renowned scientists and explorers who all prove to have her back—including a physicist, anthropologist, and space explorer.

This concert is a marriage of storytelling, science, stunning visuals, and symphonic music, designed to ignite your senses with the elation of discovery and wonder. It is an experience designed to capture and nurture that indescribable feeling we get when looking out at the nighttime sky. This is a story 13.8 billion years in the making, and it will renew your vows with all that is greater than ourselves.

Legendary actor Troy Baker playing opposite youth star Hana Hayes (The Last of Us) illuminate the stage as actors throughout the performance and cello phenomenon Tina Guo is a newly added addition as a featured soloist.

About the Scientists:

Maria Spiropulu is Shang Yi Ch’en Professor of Physics at Caltech and experimental high energy particle physicist at Caltech’s Lauritsen Lab, Fermilab, and CERN’s Large Hadron Collider. Alice Roberts is Professor of Anthropology & Paleopathology at The University of Birmingham. Carolyn Porco is a planetary scientist, author, educator, public speaker, Cassini mission imaging team leader, and Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley.


ATTENTION: This performance contains the following special effects: laser lights, strobe lights, and smoke/haze.


Note: Flex Passes and Student Memberships may not be used on these performances. Student and/or Child tickets will not be available.

Austin Wintory, (creator) composer/conductor
Anthony Lund, (creator) writer/director
Maria Spiropulu, Alice Roberts, and Carolyn Porco, guest speakers
Hana Hayes, actor
Troy Baker, actor
Tina Guo, cello

Boettcher Concert Hall is at the southwest end of the Denver Performing Arts Complex (DPAC) located at 14th and Curtis Streets in downtown Denver. It's easy to find and there are two large parking garages available within walking distance: the DPAC Garage and the Colorado Convention Center Garage. Please arrive early to ensure ease of parking and an on-time arrival. With numerous other events happening at the DPAC all the time, parking fills up quickly. Late arrivals will be seated during the first available break. We strongly encourage alternate forms of transportation.

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