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February 2005

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Sesame Street Live

Thursday - Sunday, February 17-20

Sesame Street Live Brings Sunny Days to the Erwin Center!

Elmo and his friends will be discovering the importance of colors and even lack of colors in the production “Elmo’s Coloring Book.” Elmo will be contemplating how colors evoke emotions and about what would happen if all the colors disappeared. Elmo, Big Bird, Oscar, Zoe and the rest of his Sesame Street Live friends will join Professor Art and his helpers, the Palettes, and travel to such far-off lands as ancient Egypt, the land of the dinosaurs, and even a musical junkyard!

Each character is a unique individual with their own personality. If you would like to learn more about the character behind the creature, here is a brief biography of the Sesame Street Live cast!

Elmo – Elmo gets first billing since he IS the star of the show. He’s about three and a half years old and always finds a way to make the most of whatever situation he’s in. He is a perennial optimist and the heart of Sesame Street innocence and enthusiasm.

Bert – Bert is analytical, responsible, and the complete and utter opposite of his eccentric roommate and forever best friend, Ernie. When he’s not playing checkers with his pigeon Bernice, Bert, a true model of dignity and decorum, spends his days collecting bottle caps and paper clips.

Ernie – Ernie is a free spirited trickster with an imagination to match. He delights in teasing his best friend Bert, but no matter what sort of shenanigans Ernie subjects him to, it’s obvious that he values Bert’s friendship immensely, and wouldn’t know what to do without his dearest old buddy and best pal.

Big Bird – Big Bird is the ‘every child’ of Sesame Street. Fine feathered friend to all, he may get overly excited about new discoveries and extremely disappointed when things don’t work out, but this bird is always willing to try again, correct his mistakes and find a solution to his problems. Big Bird is a viewer’s six-year-old guide to Sesame Street.

Oscar – More than a monster, Oscar is an absolutely certifiable grouch. Being happy makes him angry, which in turn makes him happy, which makes him angry, then happy, then angry…well, you get the idea. Seemingly rotten to the core, like a lot of grouches – much to his disappointment – Oscar actually has a heart of gold.

Grover – Grover always tried to be helpful, but due to his limited cognitive abilities, he often makes a big mess of things. This never seems to trouble Grover, as he always manages to see a positive outcome to every situation. Grover never uses contractions in his speech and he often refers to himself as “your cute and furry pal, Grover!”

Cookie Monster – Emotionally, physically and spiritually attached to cookies, at first glance the world’s most famous monster appears to have a one-track mind. But in actuality, Cookie Monster is a deeply complicated individual. A monster of economy, he can convey worlds of meaning with a simple gesture.

Count Von Count – From numbers to letters to shapes to colors to people to things, with a crack of thunder and a flash of lightning, you can always count on Count Von Count to see to it that everything adds up just right. This passionately obsessive Transylvanian can always find something to count. And that, you can count on.

Zoe – Elmo’s younger, jewelry loving best friend, Zoe, is always so excited about everything that she can hardly get her words out fast enough. She is filled with boundless energy and a childlike curiosity, from the top of her brightly colored barrettes to the soles of her fuzzy feet.

Rosita – Rosita is a good natured, exuberant, turquoise-colored monster. She speaks both English and Spanish, making her the only bi-lingual Muppet on Sesame Street. Rosita’s full name is Rosita La Monstrua de las Cuevas (The Monster of the Caves). Rosita is an extremely loving character who often hugs her friends.

Show Dates and Times

Thursday, February 17
7PM
OPENING NIGHT
ALL SEATS $10
(EXCLUDES VIP)

Friday, February 18
10AM
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#SCHOOL/DAYCARE MATINEE
GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE
ALL SEATS $8
Each group of 10 or more receives one free ticket.
7PM

Saturday, February 19
10AM
2PM
5:30PM

Sunday, February 20
1PM
4:30PM

Discounts*

*$2 off with coupons available at participating Austin-area Sonic America’s Drive-in locations

*$1.50 off Children 1 to 12 and Seniors 62 and over

*$3 off groups of 20 or more

Groups should call the Group Sales Department (512) 471-7744.

*Discounts available on all ticket prices EXCEPT VIP and for all performances EXCEPT opening night.

*No Double Discounts.

Tickets for Sesame Street Live “Elmo’s Coloring Book” at The Theatre at the Frank Erwin Center Thursday, February 17 through Sunday, February 20 are $12, $15 and $19 VIP and are ON SALE NOW at all Texas Box Office Outlets (includes H-E-B stores in Austin, Bastrop, Bee Caves, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Round Rock, and San Marcos; Ft. Hood Bldg. #136 and Renaissance Records in Killeen), charge-by-phone at 512/477-6060 or 1-800-982-2386 or order on-line at TexasBoxOffice.com. Convenience charges may apply. All information subject to change. The Frank Erwin Center is a smoke-free facility. Convenient parking is available within walking distance in nearby state and University lots. For more information, call 512/471-7744. uterwincenter.com. Visit us online at sesamestreetlive.com

Sesame Street Live Block Party
Friday, February 18, 7PM
Dinner: 5-7PM
Tickets: $10 (Parking and dinner included)
Performance tickets must be purchased separately.
Performance: 7PM
Tickets: $19 VIP, $15 and $12.
*Groups of 20 or more receive a $3 discount on all tickets EXCEPT VIP. No double discounts.

Are you in a rush to make the 7PM show? Well, here is an opportunity just for you. Start your evening with dinner in the Lone Star Room beginning at 5PM and then skip on over to The Theatre at the Frank Erwin Center to explore with Elmo and all his Sesame Street friends.

Make your reservations TODAY - you may purchase both performance and dinner tickets through the Group Sales department at 512/471-7744. Sesame Street Live “Elmo's Coloring Book” tickets are for the performance only. Block Party tickets are sold separately and include an evening meal and parking in University of Texas Trinity parking garage (subject to space availability) - a perfect outing for the family.

Block Party Menu

Hot Dog
Macaroni & Cheese
Green Beans

Chips
Lemonade
Special treat...“Elmo Cake”

Orders are filled on a first come, first serve basis. Performance tickets will be assigned when payment is received. ALL ORDERS MUST BE PAID IN FULL WHEN RESERVATIONS ARE MADE. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and checks made payable to the University of Texas are acceptable methods of payment. Seating availability will be limited. There will be NO appearance by Sesame Street Live characters during the Block Party event.

 

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