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Brooklyn College Theater Department presents
a Thesis Production
Blue Surge
by Rebecca Gilman
Directed by Miriam Weiner
New Workshop Theatre
November 11 - November 14, 2004
Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 8pm
Saturday
& Sunday - 2pm
All Seats:
$5
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A small-town cop strays from his scripted pursuit of the American Dream when he becomes increasingly consumed with salvaging the life of a teen-age prostitute, as each tries to reconcile success with happiness. Rebecca Gilman gives us a provocative play that challenges our ideas of work and reward. |
From Brooklyn Center's
FamilyFun
Series
Miss Nelson
is
Missing
Omaha Theater Company for Young People
Whitman Theatre
Saturday, November 13, 2004 -
2pm
Ages 4-10
All
Seats:
$15
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The kids in Room 207 take advantage of their teacher's good nature until she disappears and they are faced with the mysterious substitute Viola Swamp. What happened to Miss Nelson? Don't miss this delightful musical adaptation of Harry Allard beloved story and find out if this classroom ever gets their adored Miss Nelson back! |
The Conservatory of Music presents
Conservatory Guitar
Ensemble
Directed by Lars Franden
Levenson Recital Hall
Tuesday, November 16, 2004 - 7pm
Free Admission
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Conservatory Students perform works by Brouwer, Ramos, York, and others. |
The
Conservatory of Music presents
Conservatory Faculty Recital
Series
Lars Frandsen, guitar
Levenson Recital Hall
Thursday, November 18, 2004 - 2pm
All Seats: $5
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Works by Fernando Sor and others performed on period instruments. |
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GRAND OPENING
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From Brooklyn Center's
Celebrities Series
Leslie Uggams in
Concert
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, November 20, 2004 - 8pm
Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats: $50
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Few artists on the scene today create as much excitement as Emmy and Tony Award-winning Leslie Uggams. Fresh from her role as Muzzy Van Hossmere in Thoroughly Modern Millie, Ms. Uggams offers an evening of pop and Broadway favorites as well as songs from her latest recording, On My Way To You, including the Oscar®-winning "The Windmills of Your Mind". |
From Brooklyn Center's
World of Dance
Series
Complexions: A Concept In Dance
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, November 21, 2004 - 2pm
Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats: $50
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Formed by Alvin Ailey alums Dwight Rhoden and Desmond Richardson, Complexions distinguishes itself by grounding its cutting-edge choreography and original music within the roots of classical ballet. Filled with a microcosm of today's hottest multicultural dance talents, the company includes former and present members of some of the world's top dance troupes including ABT, Frankfurt Ballet and Dance Theatre of Harlem. |
The Conservatory of Music
presents
Conservatory Faculty
Recital Series
Paul Cohen,
saxophone; Morris Lang, percussion
Levenson Recital
Hall
Sunday, November 21, 2004 - 3pm
All Seats: $5
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Featuring the New Hudson Saxophone Quartet. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
conTempo
Tania Leon, Director
Levenson Recital
Hall
Monday, November 22, 2004 - 7pm
All Seats: $5
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World-renowned composer and conductor Tania Leon leads Conservatory students in a program of contemporary works. |
From Brooklyn Centers presents
A Special Event
The Nutcracker
Moscow Classical Ballet
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, November 28, 2004 -
3pm
$40, $35, $30
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Back by popular demand, the Moscow Classical Ballet returns to Brooklyn Center for a second year with their acclaimed version of the timeless holiday classic, The Nutcracker. Specializing in a more theatrical approach to the traditional classics, this brilliant company has performed in more than 30 countries and has produced world-renowned talent including Mikhail Baryshnikov and current ABT principal Vladimir Malakov. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
Composer Concert I
Douglas Cohen, Faculty
Coordinator
Lynette Williams, Program Coordinator
Levenson Recital
Hall
Monday, November 29, 2004 - 7pm
All Seats:
$5
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Conservatory of Music composers present their new acoustic works. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
Conservatory Chamber Music
Recital
Levenson Recital Hall
Thursday, December 2, 2004 - 2pm
Free Admission
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Brooklyn
College Theater Department
presents a Mainstage Production
of a Pulitzer Prize Winning Play
(Call the Box Office for Title and
more Information)
Directed by Polina Klimovitskaya
Gershwin Theatre
December 2 to December 5, 2004
December 10 to December 12, 2004
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays - 8pm
Saturdays & Sunday - 2pm
General Admission: $12
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Seniors: $10 / Students: $5
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With deference and the greatest respect for the playwright, the production company and the publisher, we are not listing the title of this Pulitzer Prize winning play on our public website because the play is currently in production in Manhattan. The Brooklyn College Theater Department acknowledges with thanks and appreciation that we have been granted special permission to mount this production concurrently with its New York engagement. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
A Brooklyn College Opera Theater Production
La Rondine
by Giacomo Puccini
Libretto by Giuseppe Adami
Directed by Richard Barrett
Whitman Theatre
December 4 & December 5, 2004
Saturday & Sunday - 2pm
Free Admission
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The beautiful of Puccini set in Paris during the Second Empire tells the story of love, passion and eventual heartbreak. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
Music For
Strings
Program Coordinator, Nancy
Hager
Levenson Recital Hall
Tuesday, December 7, 2004 - 2pm
Free Admission
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The music of Mozart, Conus, Bach, Franck and Barber. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
The Brooklyn
College Chorale
and
The Conservatory Chamber Choir
Jonathan Babcock,
Director
Whitman Theatre
Monday, December 6, 2004 - 7pm
All Seats: $5
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Featuring the Bach Magnificat and Charpentier's Messe De Minuit Pour Noel. |
The Conservatory of Music presents
The Brooklyn
College Percussion Ensemble
Morris Lang, Director
and
The Brooklyn College Chorale
Levenson Recital Hall
Thursday, December 9, 2004 - 2pm
Donation: $5
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Featured
works: Reich's Pieces of Wood, Lacerda's Three Brazilian Songs with Alisa Popovic, mezzo soprano and the AMERICAN PREMIERE of Goyeneche's Africa We are pleased to announce that Mr. Goyeneche will be in attendance. Program notes and study guides will be available at the performance. |
Brooklyn College Theater Department
presents
a Thesis Production
Surburbia
by Eric Bogosian
Directed by Jonathan Summey
New Workshop Theatre
December 9 - December 12, 2004
Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 8pm
Saturday
& Sunday - 2pm
All Seats: $5
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Set against the backdrop of a fractured American Dream., the play depicts the bitter rage and frustration of alienated youth desperately searching for a meaning to their lives. Lost and adrift, their anger turns to violence as they thrash out against the futility of values that can't understand and refuse to accept. |
From Brooklyn Center's Community Showcase
NYC Housing Authority
HOLIDAY CONCERT
Whitman Theatre
Friday, December 10, 2004 - 7pm
Admission is Free
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The Annual Concert featuring astounding array of local talent from in and around the five Boroughs. |
Brooklyn Center's Community Showcase
Deck Productions
in Association with
Trinidad & Tobago Diocesan Association of New York
presents
The Grenada Benefit Concert
Featuring the Casym Steel Orchestra
The Mighty Sparrow, Hunter
Sugar Aloes, Val Adams, Poser, King Ajamu
Whitman Theatre
Saturday,
December 11, 2004 - 8pm
For Info call 718-282-2023 or 212-249-6255
$30 /$35 / $40
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A Christmas Benefit Concert to aid Grenada's medical needs with Special Guest MC's Bob Fredericks and John Crow . Gates open at 7pm. |
From Brooklyn Center's Community Showcase
STL PROMOTIONS & JA-MEK-YA PROMOTIONS
in Association with
THE
WHITEPLAINS PATHFINDER PARENTS ASSOCIATION
Present
OLIVER SAMUALS
Volier Johnson
and Audrey Reid in
Patrick
Brown's Amazing Comedy
GUAVA JELLY
Whitman Theatre
Sunday, December 12, 2004 - 7pm
Ticket Information: 212-307-7171
Orch: $43, Mezz: $38, Balc: :$33
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This deliciously, uproariously funny comedy by Patrick Brown features some of today's most celebrated comedic stars. A delight for the entire family, Guava Jelly is billed as "Good for the whole family." |
From Brooklyn Center's Community Showcase
NYC Fire Department Graduation
Whitman Theatre
Thursday,
December 16, 2004 - 11am
Adminssion by Invitation Only
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The Annual Graduation Exercises of New York's Bravest new firefighters. Brooklyn Center is honored to host this auspicious event for the Department's graduating class. |
From Brooklyn Center's Community Showcase
Intermediate School 383
WINTER CONCERT
Whitman Theatre
Friday, December 17, 2004 - 7pm
For Ticket Information contact IS 383
From Brooklyn Center's Community Showcase
The Big Show
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, December 19, 2004 - 6pm
Seats: Orchestra and Mezzanine:
$65 / Balcony: $45
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The legendary Ashford and Simpson, Jerry Butler, The Manhattans, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Impressions, The Persuaders, The Soul Generation. |
From Brooklyn Center's
L'Chaim Series
David Glickman
Laughing from Right to Left
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, December 26, 2004 - 2pm
A Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats: $25
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“What’s so funny about being Jewish?” Laughing from Left to Right is a musical and comedic romp through Jewish life in America. A veteran of over 2,000 performances, Glickman has worked with comedic talents such as Steve Martin and Jackie Mason, and was the winner of the Entenmann’s National “Funniest person in America” contest. |
From Brooklyn Center's
L'Chaim Series
Rabbi Bob
Alper
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, January 16, 2005 - 2pm
A Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats: $25
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The world's only practicing clergyman doing stand-up comedy - intentionally, Rabbi Bob Alper regularly addresses congregations that require a cover charge and a two-drink minimum. His fresh, contemporary and totally "unorthodox" style has been delighting audiences from Los Angeles to London with a unique brand of humor that appeals to everyone - from synagogue to Saturday night comedy club. |
From Brooklyn Center's
World of Dance
Series
Philadanco
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, January 22, 2005 - 8pm
All Seats: $30
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Hailed by critics as "exuberant" – The New York Times, and "a miracle of skill and energy" – Dance Magazine, Philadanco has established itself as one of America's foremost dance ensembles. In a glorious tribute to African-American dance, these superb performers inject their unparalleled style and grace to works by former Alvin Ailey member, Christopher Huggins, and Brooklyn’s own Bebe Miller and Ronald K. Brown. |
From Brooklyn Center's
FamilyFun Series
Circo
Comedia
Smythe and Saucier
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, January 23, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$15
Ages 3 and up
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Unpredictable thrills are the signature style of this explosive duo from Montreal. A one-ring circus in the tradition of Cirque du Soleil and the Quebec Circus, Smythe and Saucier’s hilariously fast-paced and explosive Circo Comedia is a combination of daring feats of skill, spellbinding magic and non-stop, side splitting comedy. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Celebrities Series
Maureen
McGovern in Concert
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, January 29, 2005 - 8pm
All Seats:
$50
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"If there's a singer on the planet who can perform material from the great American pop music songbook any better than she can, it's hard to imagine whom it might be ...” - Los Angeles Times. Possessing a multi-octave range of unparalleled purity, Grammy-nominated Maureen McGovern delivers a memorable evening of standards, displaying her reputation as one of the truly great singers of our time. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Broadway Series
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, January 30, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$40
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Bursting with the infectious energy of the popular MGM movie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is all fun and romance. A melody–drenched score by Johnny Mercer and Gene de Paul - including such memorable songs as “Bless Your Beautiful Hide”, “Goin’ Courting”, and “Wonderful, Wonderful Day” - sets the scene as Millie’s attempt to marry off her six rambunctious brothers-in-law backfires. |
From Brooklyn Center's
FamilyFun
Series
Justin
Roberts
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, February 6, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$15
Ages 3-10
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With a folk-rock style compared to James Taylor, Justin Roberts high-energy performances have made him one of the hippest children’s performers on the scene today. Full of smart sing-alongs, interactive rhythmic shouts and jump-out-of-your-seat dancing, this rare NYC appearance gives you an opportunity to see who Disney’s Family Fun magazine is calling “one of the most outstanding new children’s troubadors!” |
Brooklyn Center presents a Special Event
A
Valentine's Concert
with THE PLATTERS,
Cornell Gunter’s COASTERS
and Beary Hobb’s DRIFTERS
Whitman Theatre
Friday, February 11, 2005 - 8 pm
All Seats:
$35
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An evening of romance awaits you as Whitman Theatre
thrills to the sounds of three of the biggest names
in Motown. With over 260 million albums sold and
countless performances around the world, THE
PLATTERS, Cornell Gunter's COASTERS, and Beary
Hobb's DRIFTERS perform a selection of their top 20
hits from the 50s and 60s, such as Under the
Boardwalk, On Broadway, The Great Pretender, Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes, Yakety Yak, and Charlie Brown. |
From Brooklyn Center's
World of Dance
Series
Moiseyev Dance Company
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, February 12,
2005 - 8pm
A Brooklyn Center Debut!
$45, $40
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Direct from Russia, the legendary Moiseyev Dance Company makes its Brooklyn Center debut! Created more than six decades ago by Igor Moiseyev, this larger-than-life company remains the greatest of all folk troupes. Performing dances from around the globe with their signature theatrical style, this sensational group has toured more than 60 countries on every continent to explosive standing ovations. |
Brooklyn Center presents a
Special Event
Aida
Opera Verdi
Europa
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday,
February 13, 2005 - 2pm
A
Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats:
$40
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Based on the great tradition of opera in Bulgaria, Opera Verdi Europa has gained international recognition on many of the world’s prestigious stages. After a successful inaugural tour of the U.S., this company of 100 returns with their production of Aida, Giuseppe Verdi’s tale of forbidden love between the enslaved Ethiopian Princess and Radames, an Eqyptian Army Commander. Performed to live music in Italian with English supertitles. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Caribbean Celebration Series
One Love: A Tribute To Bob
Marley
featuring Morgan Heritage and Richie Stephens
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, February 19, 2005 - 8pm
$40, $35
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"My music will go on forever. Maybe it's a fool say that, but when me know facts me can say facts. My music will go on forever." – Robert Nesta Marley. In tribute to the late reggae legend’s 60th birthday, Morgan Heritage – in a rare NYC appearance – will be joined onstage by dub-poet Mutabaruka and the smooth-as-silk Richie Stephens to celebrate the life, music and legacy of Bob Marley. |
Brooklyn Center presents a
Special Event
FOLK FEET:
Celebrating Traditional Dance In Brooklyn
Whitman Theatre
Sunday,
February 20, 2005 - 2pm
SPECIAL FREE
EVENT
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The Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) and Danskin, Inc. present the second annual FOLK FEET, a free concert showcasing Brooklyn's finest traditional dance ensembles and soloists. Including Greek, Brazilian, Senegalese, Puerto Rican, Israeli, Haitian and Bangladeshi dance, FOLK FEET captures the tradition and spirit of the borough’s diverse dance community. Afternoon includes free, post-performance workshops. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Broadway Series
The Gershwins’®
Porgy and Bess
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, February 27, 2005 -
2pm
All Seats:
$40
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Set amid Charleston’s famed Catfish Row, DuBose Heyward’s tale of pride, prejudice, pathos and passion unfolds. Performed by a cast of singers from America’s leading opera companies, Porgy’s doomed love affair with Bess is told through the heartwarming and memorable Gershwin score that includes “Summertime”, “I Got Plenty O’ Nuttin’” and “It Ain’t Necessarily So.” |
Brooklyn College Theater Department
presents a Mainstage Production
As You Like It
by Williams Shakespeare
Directed by Cristina Vaccaro
Gershwin Theatre
February 24 - March 6,
2005
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays - 8pm
Saturdays
& Sundays - 2pm
General Admission: $12
/ Seniors: $10 / Students: $5
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An evil brother, wrongful banishment, and unrequited love. Shakespeare's timeless tale of love-seekers and soul-searchers takes us on the classic hero's adventure, a journey into the Forest of Arden where the limits of imagination and societal expectations get lost in the underbrush. Where they had thought to travel outward, they will come to the center of their own existence. |
From Brooklyn Center's
World of Dance
Series
Colorado Ballet
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, March
6, 2005 - 2pm
A
New York Premiere!
All Seats:
$35
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A World of Dance audience favorite since making their NYC debut in 1993 at Brooklyn Center, the Colorado Ballet returns to the Whitman stage after a six-year absence. Led by Martin Fredmann, internationally recognized director, choreographer and teacher, this technically superb troupe will be performing three original works - all NYC premieres – fresh from their Denver unveiling. |
Brooklyn College Theater Department
presents a thesis Production
A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur
by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Halina Ujda
New Workshop Theatre
March 10 - March 13, 2004
Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 8pm
Saturday
& Sunday - 2pm
All Seats:
$5
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Tennessee Williams has written four delightful portraits of women in a story about aspirations of love, marriage, truth, and ambition. It is a touching and tender glimpse into the lives of these four quirky women. It will entertain with its comic interludes and inspire us with its dreams of a better life. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Celebrities Series
Bobby Vinton – Live In Concert
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, March 12, 2005 - 8pm
A Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats:
$50
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A name synonymous with superstardom for the past twenty years, American musical legend Bobby Vinton has more than a dozen gold records, album sales of over 75 million and a star on the world famous Hollywood Walk of Fame. Joined onstage by a ten-piece orchestra, Vinton performs his chart-topping hits "Blue Velvet", "Roses Are Red", "Mr. Lonely" and "My Melody of Love". |
From Brooklyn Center's
FamilyFun Series
Guess How Much I Love You
Mermaid
Theatre of Nova Scotia
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, March 13, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$15
Ages 3-8
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Little Nutbrown Hare loves Big Nutbrown Hare as far as he can reach and as high as he can hop, but in this heartwarming twist, he is fondly one-upped by his father’s more expansive love. Adapted from Sam McBratney’s award-winning classic, Mermaid Theatre brilliantly recreates the playful illustrations of Anita Jeram. The performance also includes Jeram’s magical tribute to the world of books, I Love My Little Storybook. |
From Brooklyn Center's
World of Dance Series
Soweto Street Beat
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, March 19, 2005 - 8pm
A
Brooklyn Center Debut!
All Seats:
$30
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Originally comprised of youth from the streets of Johannesburg, this all-male troupe of singers, dancers and musicians flourished to become the first post-Apartheid, professional South African dance company, and have performed for more than 5 million people worldwide. The infectious energy of South Africa comes to life in Zulu Kingdom, an exhilarating visual and musical feast, complete with a traditional Gumboots dance. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Broadway Series
Royal Shakespeare
Company
The Shakespeare Review
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, March 20, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$40
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Direct from London - and the celebrated Royal Shakespeare Company - this sparkling and sophisticated review has been shaking up Shakespeare since its premiere and acclaimed West End run. Noel Coward, Cole Porter, Stephen Sondheim and Monty Python are among over forty contributors to this hilarious cabaret-style musical, boasting the funniest songs and sketches inspired by the Bard. |
From Brooklyn Center's
Caribbean Celebration
Series
Caribbean Callaloo
with Shurwayne Winchester, Tabou Combo, WCK and Gillo
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, March 26, 2005 - 8pm
$40, $35
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Highlighting the diversity of the Caribbean music scene, a fiery fusion of Creole, Calypso and Conga is performed by an all-star cast in an electrifying evening that pulsates with the rhythms of Afro, French and Latin music. Renowned artists such as T&T’s 2004 Road March King Shurwayne Winchester, St. Lucia’s Gillo, WCK from Dominica, Haiti’s Tabou Combo and more offer a hot mix of Calypso, Jazz, Zouk, Konpa and Salsa. |
From Brooklyn Center's
World of Dance Series
Carmen
Ballet Internationale
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, April 3, 2005 - 2pm
New York City Debut!
All Seats:
$35
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Under the direction of former Kirov Ballet principal, Eldar Aliev, the 25-member Indianapolis-based company makes its long-awaited New York City debut! Known for preserving and building upon the traditions of Russian classical ballet, this company of international dancers performs a mixed repertory program highlighted by Georges Bizet’s seductive tale, Carmen. |
From Brooklyn Center's
L'Chaim Series
Eleanor
Reissa and Trio
Songs in the Key of Yiddish
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, April 10, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$30
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One of the world’s top contemporary Yiddish vocalists, Eleanor Reissa brings you Songs in the Key of Yiddish. This Tony Award-nominated singer-actress shines with her infectious and dramatic on stage persona in an afternoon of theater favorites like “Sheyn vi di L'vone” and folk songs like “Di Mizinke Oysgegebn.”
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From Brooklyn Center's
Caribbean Celebration Series
The University Singers
Whitman
Theatre
Saturday, April 16,
2005 - 8pm
$40, $35
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Led by long-time Musical Director, Noel Dexter, this versatile group from the University of the West Indies brings you a spirited taste of the Caribbean. Performing their popular blend of folk, jazz, spiritual and classical music, blended with traditional Jamaican pantomime and dance, this high-spirited group of 30 promises audiences an uplifting evening of song. |
From Brooklyn Center's
FamilyFun
Series
National
Acrobats of Taiwan ROC
Whitman
Theatre
Sunday, April 17, 2005 - 2pm
All Seats:
$20
Ages 3 and up
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Direct from Taipei, the National Acrobats of China are considered by many to be the foremost acrobatic company from all of China. These masterful tumblers, jugglers, cyclists and contortionists use everyday objects such as chairs, tables, ladders and plates to astound you with their age-old art form. |
Brooklyn
College Theater Department
presents
A Pre-Thesis Festival
New Workshop Theatre
April 14 - April 17, 2005
Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 8pm
Saturday
& Sunday - 2pm
All Seats:
$5
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A festival of one-act plays directed by the 1st -year MFA Directing Candidates |
Brooklyn
College Theater Department
presents a Mainstage Production
The Threepenny Opera
by Bertolt Brecht
Directed by Thomas A. Bullard
Gershwin
Theater
May 5 -
May 15, 2005
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays - 8pm
Saturdays
& Sundays - 2pm
General Admission: $12 /
Seniors: $10 / Students:$5
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