Sugar Skull Tells Story of Dia de los Muertos

Sugar Skull Tells Story of Dia de los Muertos and a joyous, heartfelt adventure that delves into the rich, tuneful traditions of this celebration. Join Vita as she embarks on a magical journey through time and place, into a Mexico that one rarely gets to see. On a quest to find the true meaning of Dia de los Muertos – a day of happiness which honors the memory of loved ones, the Mexico Beyond Mariachi troupe brings this colorful production to life. 
Watch and see why this is perfect for youth and family audiences alike:  https://youtu.be/pb11dPpTj2s

*Day of the Dead Party!* Come early at 12:30 p.m. for fun and educational Day of the Dead pre-show activities at no additional cost for ticket holders!

Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts is the largest college-based presenting program in New England hosting 25-30 nationally and internationally acclaimed artists and ensembles annually, ranging from classical music to world music and dance, classical and contemporary dance, comedy, family programming and contemporary entertainment.. With over 2,300 seats in a flexible space, Jorgensen’s attractive architectural features highlight the breadth of its presentations. Jorgensen also houses the Jorgensen Gallery and Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre, which is the home of Connecticut Repertory Theater.