Shakespeare’s classic tale of star-crossed lovers shines in this fast-paced seventy-minute version highlighting the challenges that young lovers face as they try to make space for their lives and ways of loving amid the pressure of parental and governmental interference.
Content transparency: "Romeo and Juliet" includes depictions of violence, adult and derogatory language, affectionate contact and suicide.
By Rick Elice
Music by Wayne Barker
Directed by Toby Yatso
Against the backdrop of Victorian England, two ships take sail for an adventure on the high seas. This Tony-winning play tells the story of how Peter Pan, Hook and the Lost Boys came to be. "Peter and the Starcatcher" celebrates friendship, bravery, love and most importantly – the indomitable imagination of its young protagonists.
"Flight"
Music by Jonathan Dove
Libretto by April De Angelis
Director: David Radamés Toro
Guest Conductor: Sara Jobin
"Passage and Pulse" offers a rich exploration of movement, memory, and musical form. Anchored by Saint-Saëns’s dramatic Piano Concerto No. 2 and Schumann’s radiant Symphony No. 2, the program traces expressive arcs that are both intimate and grand. Additional works to be announced.
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The Maroon and Gold Band takes the Gammage stage for a vibrant and diverse program that highlights their passion for music.
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Spring into a new season with us as Canticum Bassum, Barrett Symphonic Choir, and Sol Singers perform the breadth of the choral canon.
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Notice to Herberger Institute Faculty, Staff, Students and Mirabella Residents:
The Wind Symphony and Wind Ensemble present a special evening that celebrates our beloved state through music. This concert showcases the exceptional talents of Arizona composers and performers.
Hunter Kopczynski, guest conductor
Abby Fisher, guest artist
Michael Compitello, guest artist
Wind Symphony
Ron Nelson, "Lauds"
Strauss / A.O. Davis, "Allerseelen"
Ivan Trevino, "Run to the Light"
Michael Markowski, "Reckoning"
New York-based Harlem Quartet has been praised for its “panache” by The New York Times and hailed in the Cincinnati Enquirer for “bringing a new attitude to classical music, one that is fresh, bracing and intelligent.” Harlem Quartet advances diversity in classical music while engaging new audiences with varied repertoire that includes works by minority composers. Their mission to share their passion with a wider audience has taken them around the world, including a 2009 performance at The White House and a successful tour of South Africa.
The choirs of ASU celebrate the end of a successful semester with a culmination performance together. Featuring Barrett Symphonic Choir, Canticum Bassum, Choral Union, Concert Choir, Gospel Choir and Sol Singers.
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DBR LAB Presents: Resistance is this year's theme for the lab's annual fall showing. The lab will present works that express and respond to the word "resistance".
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