“The Balcony”
Macgowan Little Theater
Mar. 5-13, 8 p.m. The UCLA Department of Theater presents Jean
Genet’s “The Balcony,” directed by M.F.A.
candidate Max Snyder. Son of a Parisian prostitute, Genet saw
plenty of good ol’ 1950s censorship against his play, which
explores the steamy side, as opposed to the non-steamy side, of
brothel life. Tickets are $7-$17. Call the UCLA Central Ticket
Office at (310) 206-2101 for more information.
Neuroscience Undergraduate Society
Exhibit
Kerckhoff Hall Art Gallery
Feb. 29 ““ Mar. 5 South Campus brainiacs have decided to trade
in their scalpels for paint brushes. Potentially the funniest art
exhibit you’ll ever witness, this NUS endeavor is the
equivalent of watching art students try to figure out how to use a
graphing calculator ““ a pure comedic goldmine. Free and open
to the public. Call (310) 749-7632 for more information.
Festival of Faculty Performances Kinross North, Rm. 126
Feb. 26, 27, 28, 8 p.m. Three performances will include works by
faculty artists encompassing post-modern, tap, Bharatanatyam, dance
theater, improvisation and Flamenco. Free. Try www.wac.ucla.edu for
info.