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Sister Moses |
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February 12, Friday |
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A powerful dance drama
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Presented by Desert Dance Theatre - Lisa R.
Chow, Artistic Director
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The story of Harriet Tubman is a beautiful story of a courageous
woman's determination to free her people from slavery through the
Underground Railroad. She was one of America's first liberated
women of color who fought against all odds for the sake of
freedom and equality. The goal in producing this program is to
bring light to the incredible accomplishments of Harriet Tubman,
the anti-slavery activist.
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Curtain: 7:30 p.m.
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Ticket Prices: $15 adults;
$12 seniors 60+; $10 students
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Charo |
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February 13, Saturday |
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A
Chandler
Center
for the Arts “ON TOUR” Production |
 Charo,
the comedienne, stage and screen performer, musician and singer,
has been entertaining audiences since the early 70's with her
unique flamenco style. She has also been an integral proponent of
contemporary Latin music. Her new CD, "Charo and Guitar” is a
combination of the most exciting and original music of today. In
Charo’s live show, she performs brilliantly and passionately,
combining new-age Flamenco Pop with some of the greatest
classical masterpieces ever written.
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Date/Time: Saturday, February 13, 2010 @ 7:30pm |
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Individual Ticket Price: $38, $42 and $48 |
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Todd Oliver - Dogs Gone Wild |
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February 20, Saturday
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A
Chandler
Center
for the Arts “ON TOUR” Production |
 Have
you ever met a talking dog, a real live talking dog? Get ready
because you’ll get to meet 3 of them…Irving, Lucy and Elvis. You
may have seen these crazy canines on the Late Show with David
Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, or on the Today Show.
Comedian and ventriloquist Todd Oliver combines these funny dogs
with Pops, a crazy confused old-timer; Miss Lilly, his lifelong
love; and Joey, the loveable bad boy. Todd Oliver’s warm friendly
personality creates a “magical family chemistry”. A great time
for the entire family! |
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Saturday, February 20, 2010 @ 7:00pm |
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$20, $24 and $28 ~ $15 For Kids 12 and Under |
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Building Bridges Family Concert
Starring
Tom Chapin |
Title Sponsor:
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February 27, Saturday |
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Tom Chapin, who has won three Grammy Awards for his
family-focused songs and music. Chapin’s original songs are told in a
fun array of musical styles and teach life lessons about
inclusiveness, making healthy choices, tolerance, respect and the
environment. Chapin’s family albums have been recognized with
awards from the American Library Association, Parents’ Choice,
the New York Music Awards, the National Association of Parenting
Publications and Parents Magazine.
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Curtain: 2 p.m.
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Ticket Prices: $12 adults; $7
children
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In the Mood |
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February 27, Saturday |
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| A 1940’s Musical |
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A
Chandler
Center
for the Arts “ON TOUR” Production |
 With
the sensational String Pearls Big Band Orchestra, singers and
dancers, In The Mood, presents a retro 1940’s musical. The
combination of up-tempo big band instrumentals and intimate,
romantic ballads set the mood for a future filled with promise,
hope and prosperity. Experience the music that moved a nation’s
spirit and helped win a war. This was the last time when all of
America was listening and dancing to the same kind of music. |
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Show Date/Time:
Saturday, February 27, 2010 @ 7:30pm |
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Individual Ticket Price:
$26, $30 and $34 |
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Ronnie Milsap |
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March 6, Saturday |
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A
Chandler
Center
for the Arts “ON TOUR” Production |
 After
a sell out performance at the Chandler Center for the Arts in
2008, Country legend, Ronnie Milsap returns for another great
night of music. Ronnie has 6 Grammys, 6 Billboard Awards, 8
CMA’s, 3 ACM’s, 40 #1 singles and has sold over 23,000,000
records! Don’t miss your chance to see this icon of Country
music!
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Show Date/Time:
Saturday, March 6, 2010 @ 7:30pm |
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Individual Ticket Price:
$26, $30 and $34 |
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Hotel Saguaro
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April 17, Saturday |
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An entertaining look at one denizen of the desert |
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Performed by Great Arizona Puppet Theatre
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Sammy Saguaro isn’t sure he wants to grow up to be a cactus until
he finds out just how important a saguaro is to the Sonoran
Desert. This
entertaining, award-winning show was developed with the help of
Desert Botanical Garden by the Great Arizona Puppet Theater.
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Curtain: 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Ticket Prices: $10 adults; $8
children
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