Nude With Violin opens ART season at new Phoenix HQ
Arizona Repertory Theatre launches its first season in a new home at 620 N Central Ave Phoenix with Noel Coward’s Nude With Violin. The two week run begins March 28 led by Robert Aden Mike Freeman and Sarah Jane Miller with Barbara Le Cocq Sandy Gibbons and Paula Sobol directing. Tickets and season memberships available by calling 264-4263.
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Central Avenue
Phoenix
Noel Coward
Robert Aden
Mike Freeman
Sarah Jane Miller
Norman MacDonald
Elfreida Silver
Aden
George
Virginia Woolf
Freeman
Miss Miller
Hollywood
Barbara, le Cocq
Sandy Gibbons
Kpho-Tv
Leah Munson
Carolyn Allhands
Dolores Clark
Eric Daws
Paula Sobol
ASU Concert Choir Plans Four-State Southern Tour
The 50-voice ASU Concert Choir directed by David B. Scoular will tour southern Arizona and California starting after Sunday. The schedule includes performances in Yuma Palm Springs La Quinta Woodland Hills and Blythe with works by Handel Telemann Reger Schultz and Marion Vree plus student solos.
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California
Arizona State Univers
David B. Scoular
ASU
Yuma
1St Presbyterian Church
Palm Valley
Palm Desert
Pierce Junior
Woodland Hills
Marion Vree
Pierce
Blythe
Calif
Handel
the Lord
Schultz
Telemann
Reger
Toreadors set by Inner Circle
Actors Inner Circle stage Jean Anouilh comedy The Waltz of the Toreadors at Phoenix Theatre Center March 30 to April 9 excluding April 3. W. G. Estes stars with Anita Byron Sherri Chessen and Nick Nolte in supporting roles. Tickets at Theatre Center 254-4779 or Community Box Office 277-6205.
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Jean Anouilh
New York Critics Circle
Phoenix
Actors Inner Circle
Michael Byron
Mel Welser
Phoenix Theatre Center
Anoullh
Europe
Welser
Walter “Kerr
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Sherri Chessen
Scottsdale
Russian cellist Nelsova to solo with Phoenix Symphony
Zara Nelsova, a third generation Russian cellist, will guest with the Phoenix Symphony for concerts March 27 and 28 under conductor Guy Taylor at Gammage Auditorium and Phoenix Union. She plays Tchaikovsky Variations on a Rococo Theme and Bloch Schelomo, with Beethoven Symphony No 1 and Smetana The Moldau on the program. Tickets available from the Community Box Office. concerts begin at 8:30 p.m.
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Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Guy Taylor
Canada
England
Nelsona
Lond Symphony
Europe
South America
Festival Casals
Soviet Union
Grant Johannesen
Phoenix Symphony
Miss Nelsova
Tchaikovsky
Schelomo
Ernest Bloch
Taylor
Beethoven
Smetana
Gammage Auditorium
Phoenix Union
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Maxim Gorki
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Hell
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Scottsdale Rd
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