There will be two 45-minute sets
with a 20-minute intermission
Any video and/or audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.
Dear Arts Supporters,
On behalf of everyone at Viterbo University, I would like to welcome you to the Fine Arts Center as we celebrate the return of in-person performances. The pandemic necessitated a year and a half-long pause in our live event schedule, and both our artists and audience members have been sorely missed. It is truly great to have you with us.
It’s only fitting that the Fine Arts Center should be fully used to its intended purpose during its 50th anniversary year. Opened in 1971, it remains not only the premier arts facility in the region, but also a wonderful testament to the vision and courage of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration who made it possible. Their collective love and appreciation for the arts led to countless cultural opportunities in the greater La Crosse community and has enhanced all our lives.
New Fine Arts Center director Dillion McArdle and his staff have an outstanding season planned for you this year. I invite you to pick up an On Stage book or visit the Viterbo website for the complete schedule. There is a wide variety of offerings from which to choose, and tickets make wonderful gifts. Included in the schedule are the Conservatory for the Performing Arts student productions. I am continually amazed at the incredible talent of our students, and seeing them put it to use always fills me with pride, no matter their role, pursuit, or field of study.
While live performances and other events have returned, we must remain vigilant in the fight against the spread of COVID-19. I ask that you adhere to the university’s safety policies, including remaining masked while anywhere inside the building.
The arts will always be an integral part of the Viterbo University experience, which is made even more special through the support of our patrons, benefactors, sponsors, and volunteers. It would not be the same without you. Thank you.
Rick Trietley,
President
Night Fever is the world’s number one production of the Bee Gees. This all Canadian cast from Toronto will take you back in time to one of the greatest bands in pop history.
From the early years to the disco era, you will hear all the hits from To Love Somebody, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, More Than a Woman, Jive Talking, How Deep Is Your Love, to You Should Be Dancing.
The Bee Gees span over 50 years of hit songs and have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
This production features Kevin Bath as Barry Gibb, Daryl Thistel as Robin Gibb, and Matthew Whale as Maurice Gibb.
The songs are done note for note, chord for chord, exactly like the record.
Backed by a live band of studio musicians, the sound is so close that you will think you are hearing the original recording.
Sit back and enjoy the greatest tribute ever to the Bee Gees from Canada, NIGHT FEVER!
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