The Old Man and The Old Moon

Contact Info

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• Credits:

  Book, Music, & Lyrics by PigPen Theatre Co.

• Director: Jamie Rocha Allan
• Performance Times:

  Sep 30 @ 7:30 pm
  Oct 2 @ 2:00 pm
  Oct 2 @ 7:30 pm
  Oct 6 @ 7:30 pm
  Oct 7 @ 7:30 pm
  Oct 8 @ 2:00 pm
  Oct 8 @ 7:30 pm
  Oct 9 @ 2:00 pm
  Oct 9 @ 7:30 pm

  There will be a talkback with the cast and members of the creative team immediately following the performance on Friday, October 7
  

• ASL Interpreter: Friday, October 7
• Venue:

  Babcock Theatre
  300 South University Street
  Located on the lower level of Pioneer Memorial Theatre

  Free parking available at Rice Eccles Stadium
  Visit the Commuter Services Page for info and updates about transportation and parking

• Production Notes:

  
  RUNTIME
  Approximately 120 minutes
  
  CONTENT ADVISORY
  The content of this production should be suitable for audiences of all ages, and would be best suited for children ages 7 and up. If it were a movie, the MPAA rating would probably be "PG," but much closer to "G" than to "PG-13."

  The story depicts adventure situations with elements of make-believe danger and a theatrical fight scene, as well as discussions of death/mortality and moments of heightened negative emotion. The language includes occasional instances of mild profanity where the words “damn” and “hell” are used in exclamations of frustration or dismay. 

  If you would like to know more  about this content advisory, contact us at .
  
  HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY
  For the continued health and safety of performers, crew, and community members, audience members who still wish to wear masks are encouraged to do so, especially those at high risk of severe illness. We ask that you refrain from attending if you have been exposed to COVID-19 or are otherwise feeling unwell. Pending availability, tickets may be exchanged for later showtimes by speaking to a box office representative. For more specific information, visit the "Policies" section on our Tickets and Parking page.

  The University of Utah and the Department of Theatre continue to monitor the current public health situation and may adapt these policies at any time. Visit  https://coronavirus.utah.edu/ for up-to-date info about the University of Utah's response to COVID-19.
  
  LATE SEATING POLICY
  The Department of Theatre is committed to providing a safe, enjoyable experience for our patrons as well as our theatre artists. Late seating is not guaranteed for this production. If a performance is delayed for any reason, late patrons may be seated before the performance begins at the discretion of the House Manager. If we are unable to seat you, you may contact the box office for a refund or exchange, depending on availability. If you have additional questions about our late seating policy, please email us at