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Shows in the Hal Bogle Theatre
At the Chandler Center for the Arts!
THE FRONT ENTRY PLAZA IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION!
For performances:
If you already have your tickets, please enter through the South Doors or use the North Walkway to the front of the building.
For Wheelchair access, Will Call and/or Box Office: Please park in the back parking lot and use the North Walkway around to the front of the building.
For Box Office access during the school day:
Please park in un-numbered spaces and enter through either the South Door or North Walkway.
Rhythms of Life ~ Copland and Me
Starring: Armin Shimerman as Virgil Thomson, soprano Jennifer Nagy, cellist Harry Clark, pianist Sanda Schuldmann
Sunday, April 11, 2010 @ 3pm
Venue: Hal Bogle Theatre, Chandler Center for the Arts
$26, $30 & $34 • Series Pricing Available
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As composer, critic and friend of Aaron Copland, Virgil Thomson presided over the American musical panorama with his brilliant writing about composers, performers and musical institutions in the mid 20th century. Copland and Thomson helped shape the course and destiny of American music as we know it today. These two American originals intersected at key times and places along parallel lines in helping America find and define its own ‘voice.' Music of Copland, Thomson, Gershwin, Barber and Bernstein.
About Rhythms of LIFE
Rhythms of LIFE is a unique collection of powerful and personal stories of the most celebrated artists in history. Brought to life in an entertaining blend of live theatre, visual images, and music from classical to jazz. Intimate, passionate narratives crafted from original letters, memoirs and biographies, starring the finest actors and musicians performing today.
www.chambermusicplus.org/coplandshow.htm
*All programs and artists subject to change
Yu Wei~ The Dance Collection
Saturday, April 17, 2010 @ 7pm
Venue: Hal Bogle Theatre, Chandler Center for the Arts
$18, $22 & $26
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With a cultural richness and unique style, Yu Wei's dance art features music from China and around the world. Original costumes and hair-dressings, professional lighting and sets, and short films shown between the dances depict the culture and the artistic background of both dance and dancer. Yu Wei's classical training and graceful beauty make her dance art an invaluable cultural treasure of China and the world.
The Last, The Very Last Butterfly
“A Pushcart Players Production”
Saturday, April 24, 2010 @ 7:30pm
Venue: Hal Bogle Theatre, Chandler Center for the Arts
$20, $30, $40 & $60
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Performed by Pushcart Players. Play adaptation of the book, I Never Saw Another Butterfly. "The Last, The Very Last . . . Butterfly" is a Holocaust remembrance piece designed for young audiences age 10 to adult. Adapted for the stage and movingly underscored with music, sound and visual media, Butterfly is a collection of poems, narrative and drawings created by children who passed through the Terezin Concentration Camp between 1942 and 1944. The broad range of style and treatment of subject matter in both the poems and drawings illustrates the feelings, hopes and dreams of children growing up in a place with "little food, clothing or comfort, enclosed by barbed wire and Nazi soldiers standing guard."
$40 Tickets include copy of the book. $60 Tickets include copy of the book, wine & dessert reception following performance, and meeting the Playwright and Cast.
