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Calendar of Events
2007 - 2008 Season
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JANUARY
2008
 Back
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From Brooklyn Center's
Community Showcase
Ty Black Entertainment
presents
Out An' Bad Dance
Competition 2K8
(The Eastern Collegiate Dance
Competition)
Special
Guest Artist: ELEPHANT MAN
Saturday, Jan. 5, 2008 - 8pm
Walt Whitman Theatre
All Seats: $30
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From the World of Dance Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Moiseyev Dance Company
50th
Anniversary Tour
Honored
as Russia’s official “State Academic Ensemble of
Popular Dance” and acclaimed throughout the world as
the greatest of all folk dance groups, Moiseyev Dance
Company returns to the U.S. and to Brooklyn Center to
present an array of exuberant traditional dances.
Created by visionary artistic director,
choreographer and founder Igor Moiseyev, who was
recognized with Russia’s top civilian honor for
service to the nation, this remarkable ensemble
continues to impress audiences around the world.
Saturday,
January 12, 2008 - 8pm Evening
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Orch - $45; Mezz - $30
Multibuy: Orch - $21; Mezz - $26
DancePack - $30
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From the Theatre Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Series Premiere! 
The Tempest
by William
Shakespeare
The Acting Company's fully staged Production
Equal
parts comedy, tragedy, sorcery, and romance,
The Tempest
is one of the richest treasures to be found in Western
drama. Marooned on an island populated by mischievous
sprites and deformed monsters, a great but embittered
magician prepares to take vengeance on those who have
wronged him, only to learn the nature of compassion and
forgiveness. The Acting Company is praised by The New
York Times as “the major touring classical theatre in
the United States,”
The Acting
Company brings its Tony® Award-winning style to
Shakespeare’s magical masterpiece.
Sunday,
January 27, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Orch - $30; Mezz - $20
Multibuy: Orch - $26; Mezz - $17
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From the Arts in the Afternoon Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Series Premiere!
New York City Premiere!
Interpreti Veneziari
Italian Chamber
Ensemble
Experience
the romance and elegance of Venice through the music of
Interpreti Veneziani. This acclaimed Italian chamber
ensemble has captivated audiences across the globe with
their interpretations of some of the greatest works of
the Baroque period. Having performed in Sweden,
Australia, Japan and the Bahamas, they now make their
New York City debut at Brooklyn Center, invoking the
spirit of the magical city that was the birthplace of
the great master Antonio Vivaldi.
Sunday,
February 3, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
$25
Multibuy: $21
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Brooklyn Center
Cinema
and the
Jane Austen Society of North America
present
A Special CinEvent on the
Giant Screen!
Jane Austen's
Persuasion
Starring Amanda Root and
Ciarán Hinds
From Jane Austen's last work, comes this intelligent,
passionate translation to the motion picture screen.
Originally produced by the BBC in Britain, the film
received such critical acclaim that it was released in
the USA as a full theatrical engagement. Roger Michell
has assembled a cast that is so perfectly suited for
their roles that one can't imagine anyone else playing
Austen's beautifully rounded characters. The
period is meticulously reconstructed and we are swept
there naturally and without pretension. Persuasion
stars Amanda Root and Ciarán Hinds, with Fiona Shaw,
Sophie Thompson, Judy Cornwell and Emma Roberts. It will
be presented in Wide Screen Dimension. This is a
Dolby SR Soundtrack and will be presented in 6 Channel
Total Surround MegaSound. Released thru New Yorker
Films.
A special thanks to the Jane Austen Society of North
America for conceiving this project, to Ciarán Hinds for
his generous participation in this CinEvent and to
Professor Foster Hirsch for his help and encouragement
in bringing these rarely seen films to the screen.
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Meet the
Artists
For this Special CinEvent, Ciarán Hinds, star of
the film will be the Honored Guest Artist and will
discuss the film and the film-making process.
The discussion will be hosted by author and film
scholar Professor Foster Hirsch of the Brooklyn
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"...Gorgeously directed, written and acted....A sharply
witty, touching and vital romance..."
Rolling Stone - Peter Travers
"...Witty and suspenseful, this PERSUASION is
enthralling." -- Rating: A-
Entertainment Weekly - Ken Tucker
"...Literate, sophisticated, bitingly funny, it's a
Cinderella romance so delicious you want it never to
end..."
Los Angeles Times - Kenneth
Turan
Winner, Britain Academy of Film and Television Awards
for Best Costume Design, Alexandra Byrne; Best
Design, William Dudley and Brian Sykes; Best
Original Music, Jeremy Sams; Best
Photography and Lighting, John Daly; Best Drama,
Fiona Finlay, Roger Michell and Nick Dear
Watch the Trailer
Mr. Ciarán Hinds'
Official Website
Monday,
February 4, 2008 - 3:30pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Admission FREE
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Opera Scenes
Richard Barrett, Director
Brooklyn College Opera Theatre
presents students in scenes and vignettes from famous
operas.
Thursday Feb 14, 2008 - 7:30pm
Sam Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is Free
 Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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From the Blockbusters Series
Brooklyn Center presents
3 Mo' Divas
Just in time for Valentine’s weekend, this
musical celebration of class, sass, and feminine style
features three amazingly versatile women singing some of
the most
inspiring and challenging music ever written for the
female voice. From Bach to Beyoncé, from show tunes to
spirituals, from “God Bless the Child” to “It’s Raining
Men (Hallelujah!),” these three dynamic divas will have
you on your feet!
Saturday,
February 16, 2008 - 8pm Evening
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Gold $75* Orch
$40 Mezz $25
Multibuy: Orch $35 Mezz $21
*Gold seating constitutes the first
ten rows of the center orchestra —
Multibuy and other discounts do not apply for this
engagement.
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From Brooklyn Center's
Community Showcase
The New American Cultural
Association
presents
JOE DASSIN
La Grande Fete Musicale
Making its US debut, the French musical JOE DASSIN
celebrates the spectacular legacy of the legendary
French-American singer Joe Dassin, and immortalizes his
greatest hits such as Et Si Tu N'existais Pas,
Salut, A Toi, L'ete Indien,
Il Etait Une Fois Nous Deux,
L’Amérique in this Broadway-style production.
“Beautiful
voices, magnificent choreography,” “touching,
delightfully fascinating action,” “incredibly
uplifting,” wrote the critics. “This is pure Dassin!”
says Claude Lemesle, Joe Dassin’s original song writer.
February 17, 2008 - 6pm
Walt Whitman Theatre
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Conservatory
Orchestra
George Rothman, Directing
Featuring Ravel's Le Tombeau de
Couperin and Gounod, Symphony Number One.
Thursday, February 21, 2008 - 7pm
Whitman Theatre
Tickets: $5
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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From the Theatre Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Cirque Le Masque
The artists of Cirque Le Masque will amaze and astound
you as they perform feats of unbelievable strength,
stamina, and agility that defy both gravity and the
limitations of the human body. Muscles flex and ripple
while the performers swing, fly, bend and balance,
making the impossible seem effortless. Richly lit,
beautifully costumed, and set to original music, this
European-style circus has enthralled audiences around
the world with its breathtaking spectacle.
Sunday,
February 24, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Orch $35 Mezz $20
Multibuy: Orch $30 Mezz $17
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The
Wolfe Institute and Brooklyn Center Cinema,
by special
arrangement with the Weinstein Company and MGM
present
A Special CinEvent on the
Giant Screen!
Denzel
Washington's
The Great Debaters
Starring Denzel Washington and
Forest Whitaker
A powerful drama
based on the true story of Melvin B. Tolson, a professor
at Wiley College Texas. In 1935, he inspired students to
form the school's first debate team; the team went on to
challenge none other than the prestigious (and naturally
favored to win) Harvard in the national championship.
Critics rave about the acting, directing and emotional
impact of the story. Underdogs can still be
champions.
Members of the and
academic community will offer a post-screening panel
discussion and Q&A that will center around the film's
historical and social context.
THE GREAT DEBATERS is being presented in cooperation
with the following Brooklyn College departments: Human
Resource Services, English, Film and Africana Studies,
the Black Faculty and Staff Association, the Office of
Affirmative Action, Compliance and Diversity, the Office
of Alumni Affairs, the Office of Institutional
Advancement, the Black History Month Committee, The
Center for Student Development and Leadership Programs.
Winner:
Freedom Award, National Board of Review
Stanley Kramer Award, Producers Gulid of America,
Best Picture Nomication - NAACP Image Awards
Critics' Choice Award, Broadcast Film Critics
Association
Best Picture, African-American Film Critics
Watch the Trailer
Official Website
also visit Brooklyn Center
Cinema
Tuesday,
February 26, 2008 - 3pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Admission FREE
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The Brooklyn College
Theater Department presents
A MainStage Presentation
Take Me Out
A MainStage Production
directed by
Rose Bernett Bonczek
From the
2002 hit Broadway run, Take Me Out is
Richard Greenberg’s
insightful and provocative critique of one
social issue above which we still seem not to be
able to rise -- prejudice toward certain sexual
orientations. Greenberg explores all the
ramifications and multifaceted nature of the
many intertwining, deeply related issues --
homophobia, male bonding, religious devotion,
masculinity, friendship and the impact "coming
out" about one's sexual orientation can have on
everything from casual relationships to family
bonds and even to the multimillion dollar sports
business.
This is a
fascinating and often humorous, but deadly
serious insight into society's inability to deal
with minority sexual orientation with dignity
for all individuals.
Warning Advisory
for Sexual Content.
Thursday thru Saturday, Feb 28, 29, Mar 1, 2008 - 7:30pm
Evenings
Saturday and Sunday, Mar 1, 2, 2008 - 2pm Matinees
Friday thru Sunday, Mar 7, 8, 9, 2008 - 7:30pm
Evenings
Saturday and Sunday, Mar 8, 9, 2008 - 2pm Matinees
Gershwin Theatre
Tickets:
$12 General Admission, $10 Seniors
Subscription for 4 Performances - $36
Brooklyn College Theater
Department Official Website
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
After Silence:
The Art of Improvisation
Featuring The
New Standard Trio with Bassist Dominic Duval.
Thursday, February 28, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is Free
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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MARCH 2008
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From the World of Dance Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Richmond Ballet
Works by Jessica
Lang
An Evening of New York
Premieres!
Innovative choreographer Jessica Lang, whose work has
been performed by companies including ABT’s Studio
Company and Ailey II, continues her long-standing
relationship with the Richmond Ballet, the State Ballet
of Virginia and one of the top ranked regional ballet
companies in America.
The performance will be followed by a discussion with
choreographer Jessica Lang.
Saturday,
March 1, 2008 - 8pm Evening
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Gen Adm: $25; Multibuy: $21;
DancePack: $17
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Brooklyn Center
and
The Brooklyn Arts Council
present
FolkFeet
Celebrating
Traditional Dance in Brooklyn
The 5th Annual BAC Dance
Showcase
Brooklyn
Arts Council (BAC) presents its 5th Annual Folk Feet
dance showcase, highlighting Brooklyn’s finest
traditional dancers. This year’s free concert is the
kick-off event for BAC’s
Brooklyn Maqam,
a month-long festival of music of the Arab world. The
Folk Feet showcase features dance performances by local
Brooklyn ensembles accompanied by live music from a
range of traditions including Levantine
debkah,
the
bara’a
from Yemen, Egyptian
zeffa, sa’idi
stick dance and
tannoura
or dervish dance, Jewish dances of Yemen, and Moroccan
Gnaawa.
Sunday,
March 2, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
No tickets necessary for this
special event -- Seating is first-come, first-served.
Brooklyn
Arts Council Official Website.
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From Brooklyn Center's
Community Showcase
The Brooklyn College
Department of English
in partnership with
The Brooklyn College CUE Initiative
presents
Brooklyn On My Mind
Hosted by Leonard Lopate
and Featuring Special Guest
Michael Cunningham
Michael
Cunningham (The Hours; Specimen Days), coordinator of
the Brooklyn College MFA Fiction program and
Brooklyn-resident-wannabe, talks about his novels,
screenplays, and running a program for young writers.
Monday,
March 3, 2008 - 7pm
Whitman Theatre
Tickets: $5
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Special Composers
Concert
Douglas Cohen, Faculty Coordinator; Amparo Fabra,
Program Director.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008 - 7pm
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Music for Strings I
Conservatory of Music students present chamber works for
strings.
Wednesday, March 5, 2008 - 5pm
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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The Brooklyn College
Theater Department presents
An MFA Thesis Production
Lobby Hero
By Kenneth
Lonergan
Directed by Maura Kelly
Kenneth
Lonergan’s Lobby Hero, directed by Maura
Kelley, an M.F.A. Directing candidate in the
Brooklyn College Theater Department, is a black
comedy in which Jeff, a young security guard who
is finally on track with his life, inadvertently
gets caught up in a racially charged murder
investigation and faces some serious decisions
about his boss, the law, and his job. The
intricately developed plot includes
complications arising from Jeff’s relationships.
Thursday thru Saturday, Mar 6, 7,
8, 2008 - 7:30pm Evenings
Saturday and Sunday, Mar 8, 9, 2008 - 2pm Matinees
The New Workshop Theatre
Tickets: $5 General Admission
Brooklyn College Theater
Department Official Website
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Guest Artists
Recital
World
Premiere!
Jonathan Hays, baritone -- the World Premiere of Jorge
Martin's The Glass Hammer.
Thursday, March 6, 2008 - 7pm
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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From the World Stages Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Leahy
Series Premiere!
Leahy, the awe-inspiring eight-member group of
multitalented brothers and sisters from Canada, are a
whirlwind triple threat of fiddle-driven music, step
dancing, and vocals, who leave audiences breathless from
the moment they hit the stage. Strongly influenced by
their Celtic roots, as well as by pop, country, and
traditional Canadian music, this dynamic family performs
with a heart-pounding energy that, according to TimeOut
New York, “makes Riverdance look like Lawrence Welk
re-runs.”
Friday, March 7, 2008 at 8PM
Friday,
March 7, 2008 - 8pm Evening
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Gold $75* Orch
$40 Mezz $25
Multibuy: Orch $35 Mezz $21
*Gold seating constitutes the first ten rows of the
center orchestra — Multibuy and other discounts do not
apply for this engagement.
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From the Arts in the
Afternoon Series
Brooklyn Center presents
On the
Giant Screen
The Golem
A
World Premiere!
The Premiere of a Newly
Commissioned
Score Composed by
Tom Nazziola
and Performed Live by
The BQE Project
Widely recognized as the source of the Frankenstein
story, the ancient Hebrew legend of the Golem provided
actor/director Paul Wegener with the substance for one
of the most adventurous films of the German silent
cinema. This landmark 1920 film The Golem will be presented with a
brand new score commissioned for this engagement by Brooklyn Center,
composed by Tom Nazziola and performed live by the innovative chamber
ensemble, The BQE Project. A rare cinema and music
event!
This restored,
definitive version was assembled from a variety of
sources from Moscow to Germany by Kino International,
renown for their dedication to preserving and making
cinematic history available to the movie-loving public.
This picture is Not Rated.
The performance will be followed
by a discussion with The BQE Project Musical Director
Tom Nazziola.
Sunday,
March 9, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Tickets: $20
Multibuy: $18
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Guest Artists
Recital
Anatoli Krastrev, cello.
Thursday, March 13, 2008 - 7pm
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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From the Blockbusters Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Mandy Patinkin: In
Concert
with Paul Ford on Piano
He’s the Tony® Award-winning revolutionary from Evita,
the Emmy Award-winning Best Actor in “Chicago Hope,” the
star of the CBS drama, “Criminal Minds,” and Inigo
Montoya from “The Princess Bride.” However you know him,
Mandy Patinkin’s favorite role is to reach out to live
audiences with popular song. And the result is nothing
short of electrifying.
Mandy Patinkin: In Concert is a musical
journey you’ll never forget.
Saturday,
March 15, 2008 - 8pm Evening
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Orch $40 Mezz $25
Multibuy: Orch $35 Mezz $21
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From the FamilyFun Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Sleeping Beauty
Performed by the American Family
Theatre
When a
beautiful princess falls under the curse of a wicked
sorceress, only the sweet kiss of a handsome prince can
save her from eternal slumber. From “once upon a time”
to “happily ever after,” this classic tale of fairy
godmothers, magic spells, and true love will enchant the
entire family.
Sunday,
March 16, 2008 at 2PM Individual Ticket Price: $12
Multibuy Price: $11
Sunday,
March 16, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
$12
Multibuy: $11
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
18th International
Electro-Acoustic
Music Festival
George Brunner, Director
Special Guest Jean Geoffroy, percussion
This
on-going, world-renown festival gleans the most creative
and innovative composers and musicians from all corners
of the globe and from right here in our own backyard --
all are the best in this unique and exciting art-form.
Tuesday and Thursday, March 18 and 20, 2008 - 7pm
Sam
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
THE
TEMPEST PROJECT
"Electroacoustic Shakespeare"
With
music by: David Gamper, Al Margolis, Robert Voisey,
Christian McLeer, Douglas Cohen and George Brunner.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008 - 7pm
Whitman Theatre Stage
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
After Silence:
The Art of Improvisation
Featuring Ned
Rothenberg, clarinets, saxophones, shakuhaci.
Thursday, March 20, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is Free
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Faculty Recital
Series
World
Premiere!
David Gould
with the iO Quartet
David Gould, clarinet, in the World Premiere of David
Bixter's Quintet for Clarinet and Strings.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 - 2pm Matinee
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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From Brooklyn Center's
Community Showcase
The V-DAY Committee, the
Women's Center and the
Women's History Month Committee present
The Vagina Monologues
with a special presentation of the
"Pussy Talks"
VDAY - UNTIL THE
VIOLENCE STOPS
The Vagina
Monologues is an
Obie Award-winning
episodic play written by
Eve Ensler
which ran at the
off-Broadway
Westside Theatre
after a limited run at
HERE Arts Center
in 1996. Ensler originally starred in the production,
playing all the various women who share their views
about their
vaginas
with the audience; when she left the play it was recast
with three
celebrity
monologists.
The production has been staged internationally, and a
television version featuring Ensler was produced by
cable TV channel
HBO.
In 1998, Ensler launched V-Day, a global non profit that
has raised over $50 million for women's anti-violence
groups through benefits of The Vagina Monolgues.
-- From Wikipedia
March 25, 26, 2008 - 8pm
March 28, 2008 - 7pm
Sam Levenson Recital Hall
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Brooklyn College
Chorale
and
the
Conservatory Orchestra
Jonathan Babcock and George
Rothman, Conductors
Bernstein's Chichester Psalms; Vaughn Williams'
Toward the Unknown Region. Also featuring the
winner of the 2008 Conservatory Concerto Competition.
Thursday, March 27, 2008 - 7pm
Whitman Theatre
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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APRIL 2008
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Brooklyn College and the
Conservatory of Music in association with
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts and
The Borough As Classroom
present
The Second Annual
President's Concert
Featuring
The Conservatory Orchestra
The Brooklyn College Brass Ensemble
The Percussion Ensemble
The Chamber Choir
The Brooklyn College Opera Theatre
and the
The Jazz Ensemble
Talk about your power-house of Conservatory top-guns!
If you can't find something that will thrill the music-lover in
you with this line up of goose-bump makers and shakers, you
really need to go into the desert for a fortnight and try to find your soul.
Hosted by President Dr. Christoph M. Kimmich, with Steve R.
Schirripa, '80, Master of Cerimonies.
Thursday, April
3, 2008 - 3:30 pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Admission is FREE
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From the World Stages Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Angélique Kidjo
Four-time
Grammy nominee Angélique Kidjo is one of the most
electrifying performers of today’s world music scene.
Her exquisitely expressive style explores the
relationships of diverse musical cultures with its blend
of funk, salsa, Afro-pop, Caribbean zouk, Congolese
rumba, and gospel music. Whether partnering with
the likes of Dave Matthews, Alicia Keyes, and Branford
Marsalis, or commanding the stage as a solo artist, this
West African-born, Brooklyn-based singer crosses musical
boundaries and, in doing so, unites different world
cultures through her music.
Saturday,
April 5, 2008 - 8pm
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Orch $30, Mezz $20
Multibuy: Orch $26, Mezz
$17
Ms. Kidjo's Official Website
Excerpt from Djin Djin --
Latest album now in Stores
Musical excerpt
is
representative only and not
necessarily included in this performance.
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From the Theatre Series
Brooklyn Center presents
Evita
Lyrics by Tim Rice
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
A Fully Staged Mega-Musical
Charismatic, ambitious, and often larger-than-life, Eva
Peron overcame humble beginnings as an aspiring actress
to become the First Lady of Argentina and a saint in the
eyes of her people. One of
the most popular collaborations between Tim Rice and
Andrew Lloyd Webber, this mega-musical features the
unforgettable classic “Don’t Cry for me Argentina.”
Winner of seven Tony® Awards including Best Musical,
Evita tells the story of a woman who captivated a
nation.
Sunday,
April 6, 2008 - 3pm Matinee
Whitman Theatre
Tickets:
Orch $35, Mezz $20
Multibuy: Orch $30, Mezz
$17
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The Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music presents
Afternoon Chamber
Music
Chamber music in the afternoon.
Tuesday, April 8 - 2pm Matinee
Levenson Recital Hall
Admission is FREE
Brooklyn College
Conservatory of Music Official Website.
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The Brooklyn College
Theater Department presents
Shakespeare's R &
J
A
Thesis Production / directed by William Addis
Four actors, and empty space and the greatest romance in
the English language combine for a thrilling theatrical
experience. The adaptation resets Romeo and Juliet
in the all-boys prep school and in the process, uncovers
the danger, terror, and eroticism of Shakespeare's play
in very contemporary terms.
Thursday thru Saturday, Apr. 10 - 13, 2008 - 7:30pm
Evenings
Saturday and Sunday, Apr 12 & 13, 2008 - 2pm Matinees
The New Workshop Theatre
Tickets:
$5 General Admission
Brooklyn College Theater
Department Official Website
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From the FamilyFun Series
Brooklyn Center presents
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