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The 21st annual Adventures in Narnia!
presented at Lane Community College December 9-10, 2023 Tickets on sale November 1, 2023! Performances
Saturday, December 9 at 1:00pm & 6:00pm Sunday, December 10 at 4:00pm The Hosanna Performing Arts Foundation presents its annual production, Adventures in Narnia, featuring local performers, and combining ballet, modern, tumbling, and theater, with classical and locally-composed music, and all original choreography.
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Have questions? See our FAQ below or Contact Us.
The Hosanna Performing Arts Foundation production of Adventures in Narnia is based on THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE by C.S. Lewis copyright © C.S. Lewis Pte. Ltd. 1950.
The Hosanna Performing Arts Foundation production of Adventures in Narnia is based on THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE by C.S. Lewis copyright © C.S. Lewis Pte. Ltd. 1950.
Venue
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We are excited to be back at Lane Community College!
The Ragozzino Performance Hall is our Narnia "home," and we were thrilled to be able to return in 2022 after a two-year hiatus. Join us at LCC again this December! For more information or directions visit LCC's Performance Hall page. |
Narnia FAQ
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Q. How long is the show?
A. Approximate run-time is 2 hours and 15 minutes, including a fifteen-minute intermission. Q. Is a ticket required for kids who will sit on my lap?
A. Yes, a ticket is required for every patron. Q. Is there a recommended age for Adventures in Narnia?
A. We consider ourselves a family-friendly show for all ages that young and old alike can enjoy together. However, with a White Witch, a sacrifice, and a battle scene—as well as themes of life, death, and redemption—each family should decide for themselves how their children will handle the more intense elements of the story. |
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Q. Will I be able to greet the dancers after the show?
A. Yes! The main characters will come to the audience directly after the final curtain. You can meet them and get pictures at the front and sides of the auditorium. (Please be considerate and allow other patrons to exit.) Other dancers will change out of their costumes and meet family and friends in the lobby.
A. Yes! The main characters will come to the audience directly after the final curtain. You can meet them and get pictures at the front and sides of the auditorium. (Please be considerate and allow other patrons to exit.) Other dancers will change out of their costumes and meet family and friends in the lobby.
Q. Will flowers be available for purchase at the performance?
A. Yes! We know many guests like to shower their dancers with flowers for a job well done. A flower station will be open a half hour prior to curtain, during intermission, and after the show. Costs vary between $3 and $12. We also have treats and beverages available for purchase.
A. Yes! We know many guests like to shower their dancers with flowers for a job well done. A flower station will be open a half hour prior to curtain, during intermission, and after the show. Costs vary between $3 and $12. We also have treats and beverages available for purchase.
Do you have a question you don't see answered here? Please contact us!
Dress Rehearsal Benefit Show
In the spirit of giving back to the community, the Hosanna Performing Arts Foundation opens our final dress rehearsal as a benefit show.
Every year HPAF partners with a different local charity in Lane County. We open Friday night's final dress rehearsal by special invitation to members of this organization and we donate to this organization a portion of proceeds from our refreshment sales.
In 2022, we partnered with One Hope/Every Child Lane County. Every Child, partners with Oregon’s Department of Human Services (DHS) to provide assistance to vulnerable children and families. Find out more at: http://onehopenetwork.org/ and https://everychildlane.org/
For more information, or to suggest an organization for consideration as our partner for 2023, please contact the Foundation at hpafboard@gmail.com.
Every year HPAF partners with a different local charity in Lane County. We open Friday night's final dress rehearsal by special invitation to members of this organization and we donate to this organization a portion of proceeds from our refreshment sales.
In 2022, we partnered with One Hope/Every Child Lane County. Every Child, partners with Oregon’s Department of Human Services (DHS) to provide assistance to vulnerable children and families. Find out more at: http://onehopenetwork.org/ and https://everychildlane.org/
For more information, or to suggest an organization for consideration as our partner for 2023, please contact the Foundation at hpafboard@gmail.com.
Foundation Sponsors
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