Saint Leo Brings 'Ordinary Days' to the Local Stage

Fans of musical theater and scenic drives can enjoy a little of both as Opus Fides of Saint Leo University brings “Ordinary Days” to its stage.

The show appeals to people who find themselves “struggling to appreciate the simple things in a complex world,” according to a media release from the university. It centers on Deb, a graduate student, in the days after she loses the notes for her thesis. That loss sparks a chain of events that turns ordinary days into extraordinary ones.

The original musical with music and lyrics by Adam Gwon is about “growing up and enjoying the view,” the release stated.

The musical will be staged at Saint Leo’s Selby Auditorium in Lewis Hall Jan. 28-Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7 for seniors 60 and older, $5 for kids 12 and younger and free for Stain Leo students with a valid ID. For more reservations or more information, email rachel.cunio@email.saintleo.edu or call 954-609-3054.

The play is being sponsored by A Cup of Organic. Opus Fides, which means “faith at work,” is the university’s drama and music ministry club.

Those who attend the show will find ample free parking in the campus garage and its surface lots. The university is located at 33701 State Road 52, about four miles east of Interstate 75, in the town of Saint Leo.

The event is sponsored by A Cup of Organic.

Image courtesy of Saint Leo University