Swinging in the Rain and The Thinker Affair in Tampe Clubs
A Tampe pad attempted to recreate The Thinker statue with a volunteer model but the plaster mishap left the piece damaged and the model to the emergency ward. The column weaves through nightlife satire and pop culture with mentions of Dieter chef lines, Cassius Clay vs Wilt Chamberlain chatter, and upcoming telethon and theater happenings in a lively, gossip-focused city scene.
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Peter Singer
Townehouse
Fatherland Cooking Dept
Vic Wilmot
Gottfish Dambach
Hans Heller
Udo Mueller
der Zinger
Luke
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Gene
Phoenix Symphony to Feature Violinist Madeline Schatz
The Phoenix Symphony will accompany violinist Madeline Schatz as guest soloist for the third Young Artist concert of the season conducted by Guy Taylor. The 8 p.m. performance at Scottsdale High School Auditorium showcases Schatz, a USC scholar and pupil of Eudice Shapiro, in Saint Saens Third Violin Concerto after a program of Purcell and Covell. The second half features Shakespearean themed works including Tchaikovsky Overture Fantasy and Bernstein Overture to West Side Story.
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Madeline Schatz
California
Guy Taylor
Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Scottsdale High School
Scho
University of South
Little Theatre stages John Brown's Body at Arena Theatre
Phoenix Little Theater presents the adaptation of Stephen Vincent Benet's epic poem in the Arena Theatre at the Phoenix Theatre Center. Opening Friday at 8 30 pm the two weekend run features Paul Grothoise Jack Ellyat Ted Apostol Clay Wingate and a full cast with musical direction by Harvey Smith and dramatic direction by Jim Edmondson.
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Deadline set for ASU Symposium of American Music
Arizona State University plans a May 1 to 7 symposium focusing on reading and performing symphonic pieces for orchestra. The Phoen ix Symphony Orchestra will participate as official reading and final concert ensemble, with grants from Rockefeller Foundation and other funds supporting the week.
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American Ballet Theatre to Perform at Gammage Hall
The American Ballet Theatre brings a 100 member troupe with full orchestra to ASU Gammage Auditorium for two performances on Monday and Tuesday. Stars include Reyes Fernandez and Toni Lander. Tickets cost 3 4 or 5 dollars with Monday offering more seating options. Curtain at 6 15 p m both evenings.
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Grady Gammage
American Ballet Theatre
Russia
Lucia Chase
Oliver Smith
Agnes deMille
Jerome Roborns
Michael Kidd
William Dollar
Antony Tudor
Walter Terry
New York Heralds Tribune
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Gammage
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Toni Lander
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Sallie Wilson
Eleanor D'Antuono
Gayle Young
Paw. Sutherland
Orchesis To Present Spring Dance Concert At ASU
Orchesis the modern dance honorary group at Arizona State University presents a free open concert at 7:15 p.m. in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium. The program features a variety of colorfully costumed dances as part of ASU’s annual Spring Dance Concert on April 13.
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Arizona State University
Grady Gammage
Six Gateways to the Caribbean travel film at Arcadia High
The World Adventure series finale screens Friday at 8 15 pm showing Islands in the Caribbean travelogue. Highlights include voodoo rites and Iimbo dances in Panama City Colon and the Canal with Caracas Maracaibo oilfields Andes markets Citadel and hotels in Haiti Maya ruins Lake Atitlan Chichicastenango and Martinique Trinidad’s diverse residents and on site steel band music.
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Martinique
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Met Opera on final Phoenix visit in Britten Lucretia
The Metropolitan Opera National Company performs Britten The Rape of Lucretia in English at Gammage Auditorium Tempe on April 8 at 2 p.m. Also Mozart Marriage of Figaro Puccini La Boheme and Verdi La Traviata presented April 6 7 8 as part of a three day visit. The company numbers about 100 artists and will disband after its 70 city tour due to parent financial issues.
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