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Tricia Hulet, director of TMU Theatre Arts, said the production has a cast and crew of 43 students. She added that audiences can expect to see elaborate sets, singing, and choreography. “The themes are fun. There’s adventure. There’s danger,” Hulet said, “but beyond and underneath that, there are great themes of evaluating what really is the importance of life.”

Shows will take place from April 5-13. Tickets can be purchased at masters.edu/theatre.