Wharton Center, located in the heart of MSU's campus at the corner of Bogue Street and Shaw Lane, was founded on the belief that art is a dimension of culture that should be shared with and made accessible to all. Through diverse programming and inclusive initiatives like Sensory-Friendly Performances, ASL-interpretation, and Audio-Description, among other programs, the Center strives to inspire and connect with the creative spirit in everyone. The Center serves the community by bringing the best in touring Broadway shows, innovative dance companies, top classical musicians and jazz artists to Mid-Michigan; as well as hosting performances by the Department of Theatre, College of Music, and the Lansing Symphony Orchestra. Through performing arts and arts education, Wharton Center is committed to fostering confidence, creativity, cooperation and empathy. The Wharton Center Institute for Arts and Creativity collaborates with MSU's Department of Theatre, College of Osteopathic Medicine, and College of Music, among others, on a variety of innovative projects; music and dance masterclasses; and storytelling and improvisation workshops. In addition, the Institute offers summer musical theatre classes led by Broadway professionals; and numerous community and school programs that educate and inspire more than 30,000 learners each year. The Center offers internships and student employment, and is supported by an MSU student marketing team. Full-time MSU students receive ticket discounts, including $29.00 for most MSUFCU Broadway Series performances and $19.00 for most Performing Arts events. For more information on Wharton Center programs, visit www.whartoncenter.com.