Tickets for sale for dance and theater productions and a concert of Valentin Day – the lawyer

Tickets “Love Revolution”

Tickets are for sale for deferred performance of Moving Colors’ Love Revolution, a company cooperation and Big Buddy, on February 16, at the MANSHIP Theater at the Show Art Center, 100 Lafayette St. Baton Ruzh.

The tickets are $ 20. Call (225) 344-0334 or visit MANSHIPTHEATRE.ORG.

“Seusical” on Cyt ‘

Tickets are on sale for the production of SEUSICAL at the Christian Youth Theater, opening on February 13 at Abundant Life Church, 206 Edgewood Drive, Denham Springs.

Tickets are $ 19 for a total reception and $ 16 for children, more than the age of 12, and groups of 15 or more. All tickets are $ 22 at the door.

Visit Cytbatonrouge.org/shows/seussical/27.

Tickets “sweet honey”

Tickets are sold for the deferred performance of Sweet Honey in the Rock at 7:30 pm February 15, at the MANSHIP Theater at the Show Art Center, 100 Lafayette St., Baton Rug.

Tickets are $ 55- $ 75. Call (225) 344-0334 or visit MANSHIPTHEATRE.ORG.

Bad Romance Concert

Tickets are on sale for the Bad Romance: Anti-Valentine Day concert, the next performance in the multisensory concert of the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra Planetarium of Pennington Planetarium in Louisiana, Pennington Planetarium, 100 S. River River.

The concert will include iconic collapse songs performed by a musical duet against the background of planetary visualizations.

Tickets are $ 40- $ 60. Visit BRso.org.

Tickets “Radium Girls”

Tickets are on sale for the production of the Radium Girls Young Actors Program, opening February 7 at the studio theater, 7155 Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge.

Tickets are $ 38- $ 43. Visit Theater.org.

On new roads

The Poydras Center, 500 W. Main St., New Roads, hosts an exhibition of art duo in March with the participation of works of art of Louisiana artists Kelly Martin Smith and Olivia McNilly pass.

Smith is an abstract artist who grew up in the area of ​​the new roads and now lives in Lafayette. Her website is kjaneart.com. Pass is an impressionistic artist who lives in St. Francisville. Her website is oliviasseartist.com.

The hours are from 10am to 3pm from Monday to Friday. The show is a collaboration between the Pointe Coupee Arts Council and the Historical Society of Pointe Coupee. Admission is free.

For more information, visit pointcoupeehistoricalsociety.com.

In the Pig Palace

Tickets are on sale for the Red velvet production of Swine Palace’s Red velvet, opening February 6 at Shaver’s Theater at LSU Music and Dramatic Arts Building, Dalrymple Drive in the campus.

The atmosphere is Theater Royal, Covent Garden in 1833. Edmund Keane, the largest actor of his generation, collapsed on stage while playing Othello. A young black American actor was asked to take on the role. But since the public rebellion on the streets over the elimination of slavery, how will the acting staff, critics and the audience react to the revolution that takes place in the theater?

Tickets are $ 9- $ 32. Visit lsu.edu/cmda/theatre/events/index.php.

Winter art thaw

Celebrate the middle of winter when the Elizabetin Gallery sponsors the annual winter art of Thaw, opening an open house and art, from 5:00 pm to 7 pm February, on the 680 Jefferson, Baton Rouge highway.

Among the participating artists are Carol Kreil, Katie Digel, Keith Douglas, Betty Eparson, Janis Evans, Carol Halock, Mariana Kalacheva, Diego Larguya, Kay Lusk, Lyn McDowell, Katie Makri, Dana Mosby, Andrea Filips , Andrea Phillips, Claire Pasqua, Muriel, Krista Roche, Katy Smart and Nancy Smithman.

Entrance is free and refreshments will be served. For more information, call (225) 924-6437.

In West Baton Rouge

The West Baton Rouge Museum, 845 N. Jefferson Ave., Port Allen, Will Open “West Baton Rouge’s Educator Edward Searcy” on Feb. 2, Which Covers Searcy’s Decades-Long Career As An Educator at Cohn High School and then Port Allen High School.

For more information, visit Westbatonrougemuseum.org.

At the LSU Museum

LSU Museum of Arts at the Show Art Center, 100 Lafayette St., Baton Rouge, shows “In New Light: American Impressionism 1870-1940 : The monster of the old masters “until February 2.

Visit lsumoa.org.

Geaux Science

Applications are open to “LSU Science Science Research in the Museum of Natural Sciences” for children in the fourth to sixth grade from 10:30 am to 2:45 pm February at the LSU Nature Museum of Nature Science In Murphy J. Foster Hall, 119 Dalrymple Drive, Baton Rouge.

The LSU Museum and College of Science invite children to apply on the day of LSU children at the museum, where participants will meet new, adherents and will receive a backstage tour of LSU Natural History. Participants will also learn from the student organizations of the LSU Science College through practical scientific activities and will talk to some of the LSU scientists.