This presentation by Musical Theatre Guild is a staged concert version.

With a passionate Country & Western score SHENANDOAH is the rousing, moving story of Charlie Anderson, a pacifist Southern who is forced to take action when his youngest son is taken prisoner during the war. Launched in 1975 at Goodspeed Opera House and transferring to Broadway, SHENANDOAH ran for 1,050 thrilling performances and won best book of a musical and best actor TONY® Awards, solidifying John Cullum’s leading man status.

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Tickets:

ORCHESTRA & TERRACE: $40.00 / $30.00

DISCOUNTED PRICING:

CHILDREN (12 and under) – May purchase discounted tickets via Box Office Window. Americana At Brand Grand Lobby Concierge Desk, Phone, or Internet. Children age 2 and under who sit on a lap do not need a ticket; all persons 3 and older must have a ticket to enter the theatre.

GLENDALE RESIDENTS – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window or Americana At Brand Grand Lobby Concierge Desk, only; must show valid current Driver’s License or other I.D. showing one of the following Zip Codes at time of purchase: 91201-91208, 91210, 91020, 91214; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

GROUPS (15 or more) – Discounted pricing available through Alex Theatre Group Sales Department. Call 818.243.7700 ext. 216 for information and purchase.

You’ll hear familiar melodies from Hollywood classics like James Bond, The Pink Panther and The Wizard of Oz to contemporary themes from the scores of Titanic, and Star Wars, and more.

Dave will also perform his hits You Make Me Smile and Can’t Let You Go, and Monica will share her favorite movie songs as well as classics from her father, the legendary Henry Mancini.

Tickets:

Orchestra: $80.00 / $72.00 / $63.00
Terrace: $63.00 / $52.00
Balcony: $36.00 / $26.00

Season Ticket Prices:

Orchestra: $210.00 / $189.00 / $165.00
Terrace: $165.00 / $136.50
Balcony: $94.50 / $69.00

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Glendale Arts wishes to thank the following for their generous support of the Glendale Pops Orchestra:

The Americana at Brand, Forest Lawn, Glendale Galleria, Lexus of Glendale, Walt Disney Company, Glendale Adventist Medical Center, Hutchinson & Bloodgood, Stone Beck Group / Smith Barney, Massage Envy Spa, Pacific BMW, History for Hire, Embassy Suites, Kiwanis Club of Glendale, KJAZZ & K-Mozart, Albert Alvarez / Ameriprise, Arthur Murray Dance Studio (Glendale), Bache Capital Management, BB&T – Knight Insurance Services, Addora Beall / Prudential California Realty, Bill and Susan Boyd, The Bridge Recording Studio, Patrick Campbell / Bartlet Catering, Clear Stream Media Group, Community Bank, Datastream, DeCrescent & Rotter Music Contracting, Mike Diehl Design, Downtown Glendale Merchant’s Association, DreamWorks Animation SKG, Eagle Rock Music Studio, Tommy Ewasko Photography, Food Fetish Catering, John Genevese / The Genevese Group, Elissa Glickman, Mike Haney / Arroyo Investment Group, Shirley Ann Hill / REMAX Elite, Hull Homes Realty, Adel Luzuriaga / Benefit Realty Systems, JAG Entertainment, Stephen A. Kanter, MD, Zaven Kazazian, Kazazian Consulting Group, Rocket Fizz, Sadd-Velazquez-Higashi-Shammaa, Sedna Solutions, Simpson Accountancy Corp., Jeannette & Marc Stirdivant, Union Bank, Verdugo Hills Hospital

This presentation by Musical Theatre Guild is a staged concert version.

William Finn’s semi-autobiographical account of how he made the most out of life in the face of a harrowing major illness. First produced at Lincoln Center, A NEW BRAIN is smart, often funny and always uplifting. Its contemporary score, ultimately depicting the healing power of art, is tuneful, energetic and memorable.

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Tickets:

ORCHESTRA & TERRACE: $40.00 / $30.00

DISCOUNTED PRICING:

CHILDREN (12 and under) – May purchase discounted tickets via Box Office Window. Americana At Brand Grand Lobby Concierge Desk, Phone, or Internet. Children age 2 and under who sit on a lap do not need a ticket; all persons 3 and older must have a ticket to enter the theatre.

GLENDALE RESIDENTS – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window or Americana At Brand Grand Lobby Concierge Desk, only; must show valid current Driver’s License or other I.D. showing one of the following Zip Codes at time of purchase: 91201-91208, 91210, 91020, 91214; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

GROUPS (15 or more) – Discounted pricing available through Alex Theatre Group Sales Department. Call 818.243.7700 ext. 216 for information and purchase.

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Tickets:

Prices: $95/$75/$55/$30

DISCOUNTED PRICING:

SENIORS (age 65+) – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window and The Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet only; must show I.D. with date of birth at time of purchase; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

STUDENTS – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window and The Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet only; must show valid current full-time student I.D. at time of purchase; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

CHILDREN (12 and under) – May purchase discounted tickets via Box Office Window, The Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet, Phone, or Internet. Children age 2 and under who sit on a lap do not need a ticket; all persons 3 and older must have a ticket to enter the theatre.

TEENS (ages 13 – 17) – May purchase discounted tickets via Box Office Window, The Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet, Phone, or Internet.

GROUPS (15 or more) – Discounted pricing available through Alex Theatre Group Sales Department. Call 818.243.7700 ext. 216 for information and purchase.

SUBSCRIPTIONS -

For subscription tickets sales and information:

Call the Los Angeles Ballet Box Office at 310.998.7782

Call the Alex Theatre Box Office at 818.243.2539 or Order Online at: www.losangelesballet.org or www.alextheatre.org

Teams performing:
Broadstreet Baadshahz, Northwestern Anubhav, Stanford Dil Se, U of A Om Shanti, UCB Azaad, UCB Zahanat, UCI Zamana, UCSD Zor, UIUC Fizaa, and USC Zeher.

The performance is approximately 3 hours 30 minutes with one intermission. It will be performed in English, and is appropriate for all ages. Photo/video recording by patrons is allowed.

General Admission Seating.

Pricing:
VIP: $25
Orchestra: $22
Terrace/Balcony: $20

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This is the seventh installment of the annual event and promises to be another outstanding night of dance for Los Angeles. For three consecutive years 2007, 2008 and 2009 CELEBRATE DANCE was awarded the Lester Horton Dance Award for Outstanding Achievement for Festival. Numerous participants have received Lester Horton Dance Awards from participating in the annual festival presented by impresaria, Jamie Nichols

Among the eight dance companies CELEBRATE DANCE 2012 brings two companies from San Diego for this season. Malashock Dance under the direction of John Malashock returns to Celebrate Dance after tremendous audience response to the work presented in CD 2011. After a distinguished performing career with Twyla Tharp Dance in New York, John Malashock founded Malashock Dance in 1988. Malashock was most recently named “Faces To Watch in 2011” by the Los Angeles Times. The second company from San Diego, LaDiego Dance Theater, will enjoy a Los Angeles debut on the Alex stage under the direction of Daniel Marshall. Former dancer with Cleo Parker Robinson Company in Denver, Colorado and Dayton Contemporary Dance Company in Ohio. Mr. Marshall received the 1997 Tommy Award for Best Male Performer/Choreographer and in 2001 Dance Magazine named Mr. Marshall one of  “25 to Watch”. Six hard charging award winning and critically acclaimed companies from the greater Los Angeles area will offer enticing premieres as well: Hysterica Dance Company, Invertigo Dance Theatre, Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company, Lydia Zimmer, Monat Dance, Regina Klenjoski Dance Company and RhetOracle Dance Company.

Continuing her commitment to community outreach, Executive Producer Jamie Nichols has created a partnership with a middle school implementing master classes taught by participating dance companies and has donated hundreds of free tickets to underserved school children. Celebrate Dance continues to be a sell-out show with enthusiastic audiences of all ages. Show time runs approximately 2 hours and is suitable for all ages.

Executive Producer Jamie Nichols was the Artistic Director and founder of the Pasadena based contemporary dance company Fast Feet for 23 years. Until retiring her dance company in 2003 she self-produced her work in festivals and venues throughout California. Critically acclaimed for the emotional intensity and eloquence of her dancing and choreography, she has been the recipient of six Lester Horton Dance Awards including: Outstanding Achievement in Producing a Festival for Celebrate Dance 2006, 2007 and 2008, and the prestigious Furthering the Visibility of Dance Award (2010) presented by The Dance Resource Center of Greater Los Angeles.

WHO:

Executive Producer Jamie Nichols presents:

Hysterica Dance Company / Artistic Director Kitty McNamee

Invertigo Dance Theatre / Artistic Director Laura Karlin

LaDiego Dance Theater/ Artistic Director Daniel Marshall

Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company / Artistic Director Kate Hutter with choreography by Genevieve Carson

Lydia Zimmer/ Solo Artist

Malashock Dance / Artistic Director John Malashock with choreography by John Malashock and Michael Mizerany

Monat Dance / Artistic Director Sophie Monat

Regina Klenjoski Dance Company / Artistic Director Regina Klenjoski

RhetOracle Dance Company / Artistic Director Nate Hodges

WHERE: Alex Theatre 216 North Brand Blvd., Glendale, California 91023

WHEN: Saturday, March 3, 2012, 8:00pm

TICKETS: $16-$36 (all children seated with an adult, $12)

Discounts: students, seniors and DRC Members.

Group rates for 15 or more @ 25% off are available by calling the Box Office

HOW: Alex Theatre Box office 818-243-2539 or click here for tickets

The evening of dance promises to be athletic, theatrical, hypnotic and inspiring. CELEBRATE DANCE 2012 offers a fresh blend of new works in a seamless production with gorgeous lighting, premieres and Los Angeles debuts. Celebrating contemporary, modern, ballet and jazz dance this is the hottest dance ticket in town!

CELEBRATE DANCE has sold out for last four seasons so get your tickets now!

CELEBRATE DANCE 2012 Features:
Hysterica Dance Company / Artistic Director Kitty McNamee
Invertigo Dance Theatre / Artistic Director Laura Karlin
LaDiego Dance Theatre/ Artistic Director Daniel Marshall
Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company / Artistic Director Kate Hutter with choreography by Genevieve Carson
Malashock Dance / Artistic Director John Malashock with choreography by John Malashock and Michael Mizerany
Monat Dance / Artistic Director Sophie Monat
Regina Klenjoski Dance Company / Artistic Director Regina Klenjoski
RhetOracle Dance Company / Artistic Director Nate Hodges

CELEBRATE DANCE was awarded the Lester Horton Award for Outstanding Achievement for Festival 2007, 2008, 2009 and many participants have received Lester Horton Dance Awards from performing in the annual event presented by “impresaria” Jamie Nichols. Most recently RhetOracle Dance Company (Flowers That Pick Themselves CD2010) was awarded a Lester Horton Dance Award and Regina Klenjoski Dance Company has been named a finalist in The Dance Under The Stars Choreography Festival (Emoticons CD2011).

Show time runs approximately 2 hours and is suitable for all ages. Don’t miss this night of inspiring and entertaining dance for all ages.

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Press Quotes:

“Celebrate Dance 2011 was a smashing success, with its strong and varied program, mature artistic statements, and outstanding young talents performing before a packed theater.” Lisa Kato –The Daily Fitchett

“… A seamless (and ever-punctual) production, gorgeous lighting (by designer Eileen Cooley), consistently high-quality concepts and choreography, and a real (not virtual) chance to connect with knock-out dancers…” Rachel Levin – ExploreDance.com

“Kudos to the illustrious Jamie Nichols for a phenomenal show at Celebrate Dance 2011! A well woven parade of dance companies and pieces made for a delightful evening out at the Alex Theater and a wish for more show dates so that an even greater audience could take in this extraordinary experience.” Vanessa Adelmann – Setting the Dancer Within Free

“Celebrate Dance is one extraordinary stage of dance filled with vitality and passion that reminds us of how dance not only requires great physicality, but also passion and intense work.”Cindy Kyungah Lee – Campus Circle

Photo: Los Angeles Contemporary Dance Company Photo by Eric Mason

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Tickets:

ORCHESTRA    $36  / $26 / $21
TERRACE    $36 / $26
BALCONY    $21 / $16

DISCOUNTED PRICING:

SENIORS (age 65+) – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window and Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet only; must show I.D. with date of birth at time of purchase; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

STUDENTS – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window and Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet only; must show valid current full-time student I.D. at time of purchase; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

CHILDREN (12 and under) – May purchase discounted tickets via Box Office Window, Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet, Phone, or Internet. Children age 2 and under who sit on a lap do not need a ticket; all persons 3 and older must have a ticket.

GLENDALE RESIDENTS – May purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window and Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet only; must show valid current Driver’s License or other I.D. showing one of the following Zip Codes at time of purchase: 91201-91208, 91210, 91020, 91214; maximum of 2 tickets per I.D.

AAB LOYALTY CARD MEMBERS Americana At Brand Loyalty Card members may purchase discounted tickets in person at the Box Office Window and The Americana At Brand Concierge Desk Outlet only; must show valid current AAB Loyalty membership card at time of purchase.

GROUPS (15 or more) – Available through Alex Theatre Group Sales Department. Call 818.243.7700 ext. 216 for information and purchase.

DRC MEMBERS – Dance Resource Center members may purchase discounted tickets in person at Box Office Window only; must show valid current DRC membership card at time of purchase; 2 per DRC card. CASH ONLY

Any patron wishing additional information and/or assistance with a ticket purchase may call the Alex Theatre Box Office at 818.243.2539 during its normal public hours.

LACO musicians
Copland Appalachian Spring

PROJECT Trio Original Works

Get ready for PROJECT Trio’s high-octane twist on Copland’s Appalachian Spring.

This inspiring group returns as LACO’s Family Concerts artists-in-residence, kicking off their first of three-years of fun, family musical adventures. Appalachian Spring, originally written for modern dance innovator Martha Graham, is an important piece of Americana featuring the beautiful folk song “Simple Gifts.” Your family can hum along and then jump up in applause – this concert will rock your musical world.

Pre-concert Program drop in anytime from 1 to 2 pm and enjoy:

LACO’s Instrument Petting Zoo with Pasadena Conservatory of Music.

Explore your inner artist with hand-made crafts from Kidspace Children’s Museum.

Get physical with YMCA Glendale’s interactive dance circles and try out hip-hop, jazz and ballet.

Explore American heritage as you create-your-own box harp and discover 19th-century toys with the Autry National Center of the American West.

Tickets:

Subscriptions including all 3 concerts (Feb 26, Apr 1 & May 6) are priced at $51 (section A) and $30 (section B) and can be purchased online or by calling Nicole or Megan at 213 622 7001 x 1.

Single tickets priced at $20 (section A) and $12 (section B) are available by phone.

The sale of single tickets online begins February 1, 2012.

For more information and tickets, visit laco.org

Programs and artists subject to change. No refunds or exchanges