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If you need to exchange tickets, please contact the purplepass support team at: support@purplepass.com
• Tickets can be exchanged 24 hours BEFORE the show happens. Once the show has happened, we can no longer exchange your tickets.
• Tickets can be refunded BEFORE the performance they were purchased for, not after. Aplogies, but we are no longer able to do this retroactively.
Thank you for your understanding.
Parental Advisory
Oliver! at Corvallis High School: This show contains mature themes that could be upsetting to some viewers. It is recommended for children ages 10+; however, sensitive viewers may choose to avoid this production. Themes include criminal activity, violence, child trafficking, and domestic violence resulting in death.
If you feel this is not appropriate for you or your planned attendees, refunds can be processed by contacting PurplePass before the show’s date or Elizabeth Wyatt, Theater Manager, on the day of the show. Note that refunds processed with Elizabeth Wyatt could take up to 10 days to process.
We are so proud of our students and production team for their incredible work and dedication in preparing for this show.
Excerpt from Director’s note:
In our rendition of Oliver, we are traveling forward in time to the wreckage of post-World War III London. The US and England joined forces in an attempt to stave off annihilation. Here, we find Oliver Twist, the boy made famous by Charles Dickens’ 1838 novel of the same name. Just as he would have in the mid-19th century, Oliver struggles to survive in a world that doesn’t want him, a world seemingly devoid of love and humanity. While the year has changed, the story maintains the novel’s clear focus on the human tendency for exclusion, oppression, and social division dictated by resources. The mid-1800s resemble my vision of a post-apocalyptic world in that both worlds are heavy with poverty, chronic illness, constant fear, and the inclination to cling to anyone who shows even the merest kindness.
