Beginning Actor Classes Sign Up Across Valley Areas
Beginner to advanced acting classes for ages 7 to 17 enroll through June with Mary Mizell of the American Theatre and Academy and the Arts Council. Classes meet Saturday mornings at Phoenix Theatre Center Chris Town and Scottsdale with monthly professional speakers and a focus on voice body and speech, cold reading and improvisation. Winter plans include film theatre history a Shakespeare unit and a field trip to ASU for Midsummer Night's Dream plus participation in the Arts Council Youth Festival in March.
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American National Theatre and Academy
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Arts Council
ASU
Phoenix Symphony Family Concert Promises Popular Favorites
The Phoenix Symphony presents a family concert January 28 at 4 p.m. in the Coliseum. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for students with free parking. Guest artist World famous baritone Thomas L. Thomas will perform under conductor Guy Taylor. The program opens with William Tell Overture and includes the Lone Ranger theme and Schubert Ave Maria. Tickets on sale at Community ace Office locations.
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Lone Ranger
Phoenix Symphony
Big Family
Thomas L. Thomas
Guy, Taylor
Archedrugs
Rossines
William. Tell
Tonto
PLT Tryout Seeks All Women Cast for Bernarda Alba
Phogpix Little Theatre presents The House of Bernarda Alba by Lorca with an all female cast. Tryouts set for Jan 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Phoenix Theatre Center 25 E Coronado Rd. Director Jim Edmon son asks applicants to prepare 2 to 3 minute readings. Cast lists 10 major roles plus extras, ages 20 to 45.
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Bernarda Alba
Federico Garcia Lorca
Phogpix Little Theatre
Jim ]Edmondson
Phoenix’ Theatre Center
E. Coronado Rd
Lou Rawls to perform at ASU and more music events
Lou Rawls, the top recording artist, will perform at Arizona State University Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium at 8 30 p m on Wednesday. Tickets are sold at the auditorium box office. Also scheduled is a Voice Recital featuring Richard Dales and a piano recital by Radu Lupu in a series from Arizona State University.
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Lou Rawls
Arizona State University
Rawls
Tobacco Road
Chicago
South Side
Pilgrim
Travelers
82Nd Airborne Division
Los Angeles
Hollywood Bowl
Steve Allen
Mike , Douglas
Ed, Sullivan
Danny Kaye
Carnegie Hall
ASU
Grady Gammage
Richard Dales
Memorial Union
Arnold—Bullock
Mania
Arizona
State University
Channel 8
Brian Avery
Linda Michele
Lemer and Lane
Grady
El Sarape Opens In Scottsdale With New Recipes
El Sarape across from the Scottsdale Public Library debuts under Manuel Millanez. The owner plans a liquor license later, serves updated Mexican staples like milder gaucamole with sour cream and flavorful rice. Downtown workers already visit for lunch and a fill‑your‑plate dinner.
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el Sarépe
Scottsdale Public Library
Manuel Millanez
Old Corral
Millanez
Restaurateurs
el Sarape
Scottsdale
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