SLVHS Presents The Who's TOMMY

The original Rock Opera - The Who's TOMMY, is brought to compelling, vibrant, ROCKING life by the top-notch "triple threat" singing, dancing and acting abilities of it's cast of 32 SLV High School students.  Written primarily by Pete Townshend and released in 1969, this rock masterpiece was performed at The Woodstock Festival with the sun auspiciously rising as the band began to play "See Me, Feel Me".  It was staged by the Seattle Opera in 1971, presented in concert with The Who and the London Symphony Orchestra in 1972 and as a feature film in 1975.  TOMMY became a fully staged Broadway Musical Production in 1993, receiving 5 Tony Awards, including Best Original Score for Pete Townshend.  The show tells the story of Tommy Walker who as a result of severe trauma suffered in early childhood "shuts down", becoming "deaf, dumb and blind" as described in the song "Amazing Journey".  Tommy suffers further abuse while in this state.   When by chance he is put in front of a pinball machine he miraculously excels at the game, becoming the "Bally Table King" during the ubiquitous favorite "Pinball Wizard".  Other hit songs include "I'm Free", "Sensation" and "Listening to You", chronicling Tommy's journey from adversity to triumph of the the Spirit.

Showtimes - February 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, March 1, 2 - 7:00pm.  Sunday, March 3rd - 2pm Matinee.  Community Night: Thursday, February 21 - all tickets only $9!

General Admission:  $15      

Students/Seniors/SLV Faculty and Staff: $10      

ASB:  $9