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Urinetown

‘Urinetown’ reflects on societal issues

2013-11-13
By: Jordan Elton
On: November 13, 2013
In: Events, Music, Theatre, Variety

Using plungers to fight for their right to pee for free, the lower class of “Urinetown” raises important social questions in Concordia’s upcoming musical production. “Urinetown,” which opens Nov. 14 and runs through Nov. 24, offers a musical commentary on the issues of sustainability and the conflict between what isContinue Reading

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