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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
3
Flamenco artists from Antonio Brings Ballets de Madrid perform in a two night engagement at Arizona State University. The show invites audience participation with traditional shouts of approval guiding the dancers.
Conductor Taler Solomon leads the third annual Flagstaff Summer Festival with 90 member Festival Symphony in six major concerts on the NAU campus from July 24 to August 11 and expanded musical offerings including an opera concert and festival soloist appearances. The festival features a 25 member Festival Chamber Orchestra and 14 programs, with visual arts chaired by Dr Edward B Dawson and the Navajo Craftsman Show returning. The Spainish troupe JHE Troupe tours the US, with Antonio and Rosario headlining a two city stop at Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium and box office information available.
Paul Blackwood of Scottsdale will play Dr. Jim Bayless in Arthur Miller's All My Sons at Mesa Community College February 16 17 and 19 20 under director Charles Evans Other cast members include Alfred Medesha in the lead role Darlene DeWitt Sue Richards Don Christopher Craig Powell Arlene Bateman Kathy Pearce Phil Penlicka and Jim Ferguson.
Shirley Jones makes her first Phoenix in person appearance starring in On Clear Day You Can See Forever at Buster Bonoff's Phoenix Star Theatre. The Broadway musical runs two weeks through February 8 with evening shows Monday through Saturday at 8 30 p.m. and Saturday matinees at 2 30 p.m.
The Phoenix Chamber Music Society presents the Zurich Chamber Octet in Kerr Studio this weekend. Tonight at 8:30 the Octet performs Beethoven and Schubert, with Mozart Henze and Beethoven on Saturday. A Sunday bonus concert is planned. Membership and tickets are available through Mrs. Harvey Zorn at 253 8853. The ensemble, founded in 1958, features first violinist Heribert Lauer and expands beyond string quartet norms.
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