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Tickets and information for all performance events are available over the phone (562-985-7000), by mail or in person (CSULB Arts Ticket Office, 6200 Atherton St., Long Beach, CA 90815), or by visiting the CSULB Arts Ticket Box Office website. CSULB Arts Ticket Office Hours are Monday-Friday, 11am-6pm; Saturday, noon-4pm.
Art Event
Greater Los Angeles MFA Exhibit (GLAMFA)
August 31-September 10; Opening Reception on Sunday, September 6 from 4-9pm
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
This annual juried show, now in its 5th year, is a survey of work being made in master of fine arts programes in the greater Los Angeles area.
Art Event
University Art Museum Cory Arcangel: Colors
September 12-December 13: Reception on Saturday, September 12, 6-8pm
University Art Museum
Admission: $4; free for UAM members, those with CSULB, and children under 12
The presentation of the video installation Colors by celebrated New York-based media and performance artist, Cory Arcangel, marks a rare showing of his work on the West Coast. Using the 1988 film Colors as his source material (directed by Dennis Hopper and starring Sean Penn), Arcangel digitally manipulates the image using a “slit scan” technique, with pixels drawn out in length and extended vertically, line by line. The film’s audio unfolds in real time during the installation, while the projected abstract, linear imagery follows its own pace, as each pixel is extended. It would take thirty-three days of continual play to represent every color in the film, were it allowed to run its cinematic course.
Art Event
University Art Museum Brian Eno: 77 Million Paintings
September 12-December 13: Reception on Saturday, September 12, 6-8pm
University Art Museum
Admission: $4; free for UAM members, those with CSULB, and children under 12
Using sophisticated computer software and audio boom boxes, this project features constantly changing images and musical compositions which challenge the notion that the artist must be in control. Eno’s input simply sets the trajectory for the work to evolve into patterns that have the potential for surprising him as well as the audience. With carefully designed lighting, relaxed seating, and strategically placed speakers, viewers enjoy an experience that is continuously evolving. The exhibition consists of a wall of twelve monitors (of varying dimensions) that reflect the parameters Eno has programmed into several computers. The images slowly transform into a virtually endless series of visual configurations.
Film Event
Back to School Student Film Showcase
Saturday, September 12 at 7:30pm
William Link Theatre (formerly the University Theatre)
Free Admission
Art Event
CSULB Alumni Exhibit - Josh Agle, AKA Shag/ Camilla Taylor, Printmaking/Jason Segall, Ceramics/Bratton&Salcedo, Drawing and Painting
September 13-17
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Both Gatov galleries will feature the work of popular commercial artist and painter - and CSULB Alum - Josh Agle, commonly known as "Shag." The Merlino Gallery will feature a group of highly rendered drawings by Chris Bratton and Elisa Salcedo in the style of neo-magic realism. Camilla Taylor's printmaking show in the Dutzi Gallery is a series of 3D relief prints made with fabric that address how we perceived volume. In the Werby Gallery Jason Segall will show 8-10 objects made of cardboard and/or clay that refer to architectural and industrial objects.
Art Event
University Art Museum UAM @ noon with Rychard Cooper
Tuesday, September 15 at noon
University Art Museum
Free Admission
A lunch-hour multi-media presentation by Rychard Cooper, CSULB Sound Technician and Electronic Music Instructor, focusing on the work of Brian Eno. Presented in conjunction with Brian Eno: 77 Million Paintings, on exhibition at the UAM from September 12-December 13.
Art Event
Photo Club Group Show/ Kim Zumpfe, Sculpture/ Christine Mazanec, Drawing and Painting/Ryan Flores, Ceramics/Cortes and Noel, Drawing and Painting
September 20-24
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
In the Gatov West Gallery Andrew Cortes and Cari Noel explore the passage of time and thoughts through layers of mixed media interpreted by both realistic and abstract drawing and painting techniques.
Carpenter Center Event
The University Art Museum and the Carpenter Center present An Evening with Brian Eno
Sunday, September 20 at 7pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $75-$100 general public/ $70-$95 students and seniors
Enter the mind of one of the most prolific and diverse artistic innovators of our time. From his originality in '70s glam rock legend Roxy Music, to his creation of modern ambient msuc, to producing tracks for a wide range of artists - including David Bowie, Talking Heads, U2 and Coldplay - Brian Eno's influence has been unmatched during the past three decades. One of his latest innovations, an part plus music exhibit entitled 77 Million Paintings - a kaleidoscope of the world's art accompanied by his music - receives its exclusive Southern California installation at CSULB's University Art Museum. Experience the exhibit then join us as Eno shares insight into his music and his art, and what lies ahead for this pioneering creative thinker.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Faculty Artist Series presents Lorenz Gamma, Violin and Ming Tsu, Piano
Tuesday, September 22 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
University Symphony Orchestra
Friday, September 25 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $15/$10
Conducted by Johannes Müller-Stosch, the evening’s program features Shostakovich’s Festive Overture and his Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, along with Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 performed by Sam Chou, director of keyboard studies at the Cole Conservatory.
Theatre Event
California Repertory Company presents: Festen by David Eldridge, directed by Joanne Gordon
September 25-October 17
Queen Mary Royal Theatre
Tickets: $20/$17/$15
An adaptation of the Danish Dogme film by Thomas Vinterberg, Mogens Rukov, and Bo hr. Hansen. Family reunions: the inevitable laughter and tears. Secrets are shared and truth revealed as shadows of pain penetrate the candle lit perversity of this birthday celebration.
Carpenter Center Event
BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet and special guest Iris DeMent
Saturday, September 26 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $45/$40
The Carpenter Center commemorates its 15 years with a Cajun celebration featuring BeauSoliel avec Michael Doucet and special guest Iris DeMent. Grammy winners BeauSoleil have claimed their undisputed role as the most esteemed Cajun group in music. From the Grand Ole Opry to Newport Folk, from concert halls to dance floors, the music of BeauSoleil continues to captivate audiences the world over. Featuring special guest American country/folk singer Iris DeMent.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Beach Café
Saturday, September 26 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $15
Perennial patron favorite-the Beach Café returns, produced by and featuring the students of the Cole Conservatory of Music.
Art Event
Barberi and McKinnon, Photography/Nathan Huff, Drawing and Painting/Young Eun Kim, Metals/Preiss and Yu, Metals/Michelle Rogers, Art Education
September 27-October 1
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
The Gatov West Gallery features photographic works from Barberi and McKinnon that explore self-expression from two different perspectives. Nathan Huff's drawing, painting and collage works create complex dialogues and narratives between various images and means of representation, and will be on display in the Gatov East Gallery. In the Merlino Gallery Young Eun Kim explores the relationship between comedy, humanity and art as it relates to donuts. Mixed media installations by Elise Preiss and Irene Yu are shown in the Dutzi Gallery, while the Werby Gallery showcases recent work from Chernobyl shown by Art Education major Michelle Rogers.
Art Event
Kristina Lee, Drawing and Painting/Kri Kawamura, Drawing and Painting/Scout Segotta, Sculpture/INK 4, Printmaking Group Show/ MFA Group Show, Drawing and Painting
October 4-8
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Kristina Lee's oil paintings exploring the California landscape will dominate the Gatov West Gallery, while in the East Gallery Eri Kawamura's oil paintings will serve as portals to different dimensions. In the Merlino Gallery Scout Segotta uses anthropomorphic bricks piled in two monoliths to explore the implications of societal unity as well as the consequences of individualism. The Dutzi Gallery will feature a group show of printmaking works, while the Werby show will include pieces from four different MFA artists working in different media whose art somehow intersects wtih planned and unplanned built environments in Southern California.
Carpenter Center Event
Cabaret Series Allan Harris: Nat "King" Cole - Long Live the King
Wednesday and Thursday, October 7&8; Dinner/Beverage Service 6-6:45pm/Performance at 7pm
Carpenter Center
Single ticket prices vary, call for details
Three-time winner of New York's Nightlife Award for "Outstanding Jazz Vocalist," Allan Harris commands the stage with his rich velvety voice - projecting warmth, romance and sly elegance as he caresses each song in the repertoire of beloved jazz standards made famous by Nat King Cole.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Woodwind Chamber Orchestra
Wednesday, October 7 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets $10/$7
Directed by John Barcellona
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Concert Jazz Orchestra
Friday, October 9 at 8pm
William Link Theatre (formerly the University Theatre)
Tickets: $10/$7
Come experience the Concert Jazz Orchestra in their first concert since returning from their performance at the 52nd Annual Monterey Jazz Festival. Directed by Jeff Jarvis.
Theatre Event
The University Players present: Our Town By Thornton Wilder, directed by Trevor Biship
October 9-24
Players Theatre
Tickets: $15/$12
An intimate and imaginative restaging of this Pulitzer Prize-winning classic.
Art Event
Circuit Bending Workshop
Saturday, October 10 from 12noon-5pm
Cole Conservatory, Room A-311
Lab Fee of $15
Peter Edwards of Casper Electronics will conduct a hands-on workshop in Circuit Bending. Participants will learn how to modify and build their own device with a pre-made 30 second sampler. Space limited to 20 people. Call the UAM at (562) 985-4384 to sign up.
Art Event
Remake/Remodel the Future - Concert
Saturday, October 10 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Free Admission
Pushing the boundaries between sound, noise, and music, these artists use a comprehensive range of approaches to the sculptural sonic art of circuit bending. The performance will feature Loud Objects, univac, Casperlectronics and Jeff Boynton.
Carpenter Center Event
Spectacle Series Shangri-La Chinese Acrobats
Saturday, October 10 at 2&8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $30/$25
The mesmerizing acrobats from Peking are back with a high-energy performance that combines daring and balance, explosive Kung-Fu, brilliant costumes and the beauty of centuries old tradition -- dazzling the audience with non-stop thrills while making the impossible look easy!
Art Event
Candidate Advancement Shows/Lydia Hall, Metals/Michael Walsh, Metals/Wilson and Velasco, Woods
October 11-15
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Both Gatov galleries will feature work created by MFA advancement candidates, while the Merlino Gallery will showcase the metal fiber work of Lydia Hall. The Dutzi Gallery displays Michael Walsh's small to medium sized kinetic and/or mirrored objects that question the relationship of viewer to art object within the gallery context. Brianna Wilson and Chris Velasco's sho in the Werby Gallery includes two to three wooden structures. The dome/orb installations are both interactive and build around the concept of mediation, relaxation and organic elements.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Guest Artist Series Robert Dick, Flute
Sunday, October 11 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets $10/$7
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Composition Recital
Monday, October 12 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Program to be announced.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band
Thursday, October 15 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $10/$7
Directed by John Carnahan and Joan DeAlbuquerque.
Dance Event
MFA Concert
October 15-16 at 8pm, October 17 at 2&8pm
Martha B. Knoebel Theatre
Tickets:$16/$10
Featuring choreography by CSULB MFA students.
Carpenter Center Event
Wit & Wisdom Series Joan Collins
Friday, October 16 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $50/$45
Share an intimate evening with actress, author and columnist Joan Collins, as she takes an irreverent look at the highs and lows of her rollercoaster career and life - from her early pin-up model days, through years working with some of the biggest names and legends in Hollywood, to her infamous you-love-to-hate-her role on television.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Faculty Artist Series presents Robert Frear and University Brass Ensemble
Friday, October 16 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/free for students with valid ID
Conducted by Johannes Müller-Stosch.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Faculty Artist Series presents Craig Richey, Piano with Evan Richey, Cello
Saturday, October 17 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Art Event
Lala Ragimov - MFA, Illustration/Todd Ciborowski, Sculpture/Heather Kent-BFA, Ceramics/Advertisement Group Show, Graphic Design/Maile Iwanga, Ceramics
October 18-22
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Lala Ragimov's show, titled "Metamorphoses," deals with images of transformation and the stories of Ovid and will be shown in the Gatov West Gallery. The Gatov East will feature Todd Ciborowski's sculptures of glass, glue, hydrocal, metal, paint, plastic and wood. Heather Kent's work in the Merlino Gallery incorporates ceramcs and fabric, evoking remembrances of musty rooms with curious objects. The Dutzi Gallery will showcase work in Advertising by Graphic Design juniors and seniors, while Maile Iwanga's large scale ceramic installation will take over the Werby Gallery.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Faculty Artist Series presents John Van Houten, Tuba
Sunday, October 18 at 6pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Design Event
Department of Design Industrial and Interior Design Senior Works In Progress Show
Monday, October 19-Friday, October 23
Design Gallery
Free Admission
Exhibition is open 10:00am-5:00pm M-F
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Guest Artist Series Robin Cox Ensemble with Andrew Russo, Piano
Tuesday, October 20 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
University Brass Ensemble and Concert Band
Thursday, October 22 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Rob Frear and Joan deAlbuquerque, directors.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Cole Conservatory of Music University Symphony Orchestra
Friday, October 23 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $15/$10
Conducted by Johannes Müller-Stosch, the evening features Adams’ “Short Ride in a Fast Machine,” Barber’s Violin Concerto performed by 2008 Concerto Competition Winner Chika Emori, Barber’s “Knoxville – Summer of 1915” performed by Megan Lyne, winner of the 2008 Voice Concerto Competition, and finally, Bernstein’s “Symphonic dances from West Side Story.”
Theatre Event
The University Players present: Zibaldone directed by Orlando Pabotoy
October 23-31
Studio Theatre
Tickets: $15/$12
Art Event
University Art Museum Complexity and Beauty: the Art of Eno
Saturday, October 24 at 7pm
University Art Museum
Free Admission
A multi-media presentation by Rychard Cooper, CSULB Sound Technician and Electronic Music Instructor, focusing on the work of Brian Eno. At the core of Brian Eno's creativity is great complexity and striking beauty that grows from very simple processes. Presented in conjunction with Brian Eno: 77 Million Paintings, on exhibition at the UAM from September 12-December 13.
Carpenter Center Event
Dance Series Complexions Ballet
Saturday, October 24 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $40/$35
Born in New York City and raised on U2, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Muddy Waters - this contemporary dance company literally rocks! From pointe to pop, Complexions ponders the human condition coupling cutting edge music and choreography with the roots of classical dance.
Art Event
Lah and Ramirez, Drawing and Painting/En-gage-ment - Art Education Group Show/Neil Mathis, Woods/Diana Ishimizu-BFA, Metals/Ya'el Pedroza-MFA, Printmaking
October 25-29
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
The drawing and painting exhibit by Jessica Lah and Luis Ramirez, in the Gatov West Gallery, will showcase the work created while they studied for the past year in China at the Guangzhou Academy of Art. In the Gatov East Gallery, the Art Education group show, En-gage-ment, will exhibit projects developed by art students in collaboration with community groups. Neil Mathis' exhibit in the Merlino Gallery focuses on the idea of vesseled meaning and "rational structure," while the metals exhibition in the Dutzi Gallery, by Diana Ishimizu, features pieces that seek to make the viewers feel they have gound a faraway place of peace. In Ya'el Pedroza's work, displayed in the Werby Gallery, the artist uses trash, printmaking, drawing and painting to make sculptural and two-dimensional work that comments on human interactions with nature.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Drums and Drummers
Monday, October 26 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Directed by Michael Carney.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
The Music Guild presents The Henschel String Quartet
Tuesday, October 27 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: (323) 954-0404
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
University Woodwind Quintet/Conservatory Brass Quintet
Wednesday, October 28 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
World Percussion Concert
Friday, October 30 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets:$10/$7
Directed by Michael Carney.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Combined Choral Extravaganza
Saturday, October 31 at 8pm
Los Altos United Methodist Church
Tickets: $10/$7
This extravaganza, featuring multiple and combined choirs, is being put together by Jonathan Talberg. The Los Altos United Methodist Church is located at 5950 Willow Street in Long Beach.
Art Event
Gretchen Jankowski-MFA, Printmaking/Jenn Reifsneider, Fiber/Alyce McQueen, Photography/Paul Kaloper-BFA, Printmaking
November 1-5
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Gretchen Jankowski's project, exhibited in both Gatov galleries, includes several large and soft wall sculptures, and the Merlino Gallery will showcase Jenn Reifsneider's fiber works. Alyce McQueen's photography will be on display in the Dutzi Gallery, showing the role of women in the car culture of Southern California. The Werby Gallery features Paul Kaloper's printmaking exhibit, includign portraits inspired by pop art and religious iconography.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Brass Chamber Music
Wednesday, November 4 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Directed by Robert Frear and David Clovis.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Faculty Artist Series presents John Barcellona, Flute
Friday, November 6 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Art Event
Kelly Nye-MFA, Metals/Nathan Rico, Illustration/Kristina Moore, Metals/AESA - Art Education Group Show
November 8-12
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Kelly Nye's fashion show displaying wearable sculptures made of metal, wool, felt, and silicone rubber will be in the Gatov galleries. The Merlino Gallery hosts a show by Nathan Rico that focuses on the illustration process as well as the final product. Kristina Moor's metal works explore themes of social, mental and physical dismemberment and will be on display in the Dutzi Gallery. A juried exhibition featuring works created by Art Education students will be featured in the Werby Gallery.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Studio II Jazz Concert
Sunday, November 8 at 4pm
William Link Theatre (formerly the University Theatre)
Tickets: $10/$7
Gerhard Guter, Director
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
New Music Ensemble
Monday, November 9 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Saxophone Ensemble
Tuesday, November 10 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Program to be announced.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
University Brass Ensemble
Thursday, November 12 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Rob Frear, Director.
Theatre Event
The University Players present: Songs of the Siren; Greeks Remixed
November 12-December 14
Players Theatre
Tickets: $15/$12
A journey through tales of torture, murder, mayhem, seduction, love and faith—Greek myths dissected, deconstructed and reinvented by the students of CSULB's Department of Theatre Arts.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Concert Jazz Orchestra
Friday, November 13 at 8pm
William Link Theatre (formerly the University Theatre)
Tickets: $10/$7
Directed by Jeff Jarvis.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
CSULB Opera Institute Presents Opera Scenes
Saturday, November 14 at 8pm and Sunday, November 15 at 4pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Program to be announced.
Art Event
Shock & Awe - Art History Group Show/Christina Alegria, Art History/Marcel Nagy - MFA, Illustration/Alicia Minette - BFA, Metals
November 15-19
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
In the Gatov galleries the Art History group show features works selected based on the Art History seminar, "Shock and Awe: The Sublime Meets the Abject in Contemporary Art." Chrstina Alegria's exhibition in the Merlino Gallery explores the work of art as objects and its evolution from the wunderkammer to the conceptual. The Dutzi Gallery will feature Marcel Nagy's large drawings in carbon on paper, while Alicia Minette's work in the Werby Gallery will focus on the process of creation and introspection through metal manipulation
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
String Chamber Music
Monday, November 16 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Althea Waites and Gregory Maldonado, Directors.
Design Event
Faculty Exhibit
Monday, November 16-Friday, November 20
Design Gallery
Free Admission
Examples of the award-winning, professional work by our CSULB Design Department Faculty. Gallery hours are 10am-5pm.
Carpenter Center Event
An Evening with John Cleese
Tuesday, November 17 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $50/$45
He's back! The creative force behind the legendary Monty Python's Flying Circus, Fawlty Towers and A Fish Called Wanda - John Cleese returns for an irreverent evening of casual fun and unrelenting comedy. Often named "the funniest man alive," John Cleese enthralls packed audiences worldwide with his unique comedic style!
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
The Music Guild presents The Borromeo String Quartet
Tuesday, November 17 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: (323) 954-0404
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Woodwind Chamber Music
Wednesday, November 18 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Program to be announced.
Dance Event
Faculty and Guest Artist Concert
November 18-20 at 8pm, November 21 at 2&8pm
Martha B. Knoebel Dance Theatre
Tickets: $20/$16
Works by the acclaimed teachers and choreographers on the CSULB Dance Faculty, as well as from our guest artist.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Percussion Ensemble
Thursday, November 19 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
David Gerhart, Director.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
University Symphony Orchestra
Friday, November 20 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $15/$10
The program features two works by Richard Strauss: Horn Concerto No. 1, featuring Cole Conservatory Faculty Member James Atkinson, and “Till Eulenspiegel lustige Streiche.” The evening concludes with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, conducted by Johannes Müller-Stosch.
Theatre Event
California Repertory Company presents: Current Nobody by Melissa James Gibson, directed by John Langs
November 20-December 12
Queen Mary Royal Theatre
Tickets: $20/$17/$15
Riffing on Homer's "Odyssey," Gibson flip-flops genders in this Greek classic to create a dazzling tale about the ultimate working mom. The aggressive machinations of the modern world reveal this ancient story in an hilarious, sometimes brutal, but always surprising way.
Art Event
Drawing and Painting - BFA Group Show/Satoe Fukushima - BFA, Sculpture/Lawrence Rubin - BFA, Sculpture/ Khadija Razzah - BFA, Metals
November 22-26
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
The Gatov galleries showcase the large Drawing and Painting group show, while the Merlino Gallery welcomes Satoe Fukushima's conceptual work on language, and the meaning of specific symbols. Lawrence Rubin's kinetic sculptures and simple machines, found in the Dutzi Gallery, are extensions and explorations of the relationship between art, science and life. In the Werby Gallery, Khadija Razzah's mixed media sculptural work refers to captured dreams and animals.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Vocal Jazz Concert
Sunday, November 22 at 4pm
William Link Theatre (formerly the University Theatre)
Tickets: $10/$7
Performances by the Cole Conservatory's two vocal jazz ensembles, Jazz and Tonic and Pacific Standard Time - the 2009 winner of the Monterey Jazz Festival Next Generation College and University Level competition. Directed by Christine Guter.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Piano Showcase
Sunday, November 22 at 4pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Directed by Shun-Lin Chou.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
University String Quartet
Monday, November 23 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Lorenz Gamma, Director.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Jazz Combos
Tuesday, November 24 at 8pm
DiPiazza's Restaurant and Bar
$5 at the Door
Art Event
Sean Flaherty - BFA, Sculpture/Nicole Silvera - BFA, Sculpture/Nathan Olsen - MFA, Illustration/Sho Noro - BFA, Printmaking/Rosalie Lopez - BFA, Printmaking
November 29-December 3
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
Sean Flaherty's video and sculpture exhibit in the Gatov West Gallery explores male anxiety in relation to the body, while Nicole Silvera's installation featuring latex reproductions of aging household doors will be the focus of the exhibit in the Gatov East Gallery. Nathan Olsoe will display an illustrated passage of Willa Cather's novel, My Antonia, in the Merlino Gallery, Sho Noro's philosophical prints and drawings on paper will be seen in the Dutzi Gallery, and in the Werby Gallery, Rosalie Lopez will display prints on paper and a large installation that deals with the artist's Latino community in South Central Los Angeles.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Collegium Musicum
Monday, November 30 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Gregory Maldonado, Director.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Piano Plus!
Tuesday, December 1 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Program to be announced.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Composer's Guild
Wednesday, December 2 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Free Admission
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band
Thursday, December 3 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets:$10/$7
Conducted by John Carnahan and Joan DeAlbuquerque.
Carpenter Center Event
Troubadour Theater Co.
Friday, December 4 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $25/$20
Hold on to your Santa hat, and get set to deck the halls with howls of laughter as the Troubadour Theater Company gives everyone the gift of holiday hilarity! Whether you're naughty or nice, you'll enjoy this fantastically fun selection from the stockingful of Troubie-style holiday classics. From "It's a Stevie Wonderful Life" to "A Charlie James Brown Christmas," even Ebenezer Scrooge will be laughing. We'll unwrap which selection as we get closer to the holidays, but be sure and get your tickets before it sells out!
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Winter Festival Concert
Saturday, December 5 at 4&8pm, Sunday, December 6 at 4pm
1st Congregational Church
Tickets: $25/$15/$8
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Caribbean Christmas
Saturday, December 5 at 2&8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $15/$10
Program to be announced.
Art Event
Art Department Holiday Sale
December 6-10
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
For more than 40 years, the annual Holiday sale of student and faculty art works has drawn hundreds of patrons. More than 3,000 unique and individual pieces will be available in genres ranging from photography to fiber, ceramics to illustration, sculpture to metals, graphic design to drawing and painting.
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Faculty Artist Series Iron Works Duo -- David Gerhart and Axel Clarke, Percussion
Sunday, December 6 at 1pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets: $10/$7
Design Event
Department of Design Design 360 Works in Progress Show
Monday, December 7-Friday, December 11
Design Gallery
Free Admission
Exhibition is open 10:00am-5:00pm M-F
Cole Conservatory of Music Event
Concert Band
Tuesday, December 8 at 8pm
Gerald Daniel Recital Hall
Tickets:$10/$7
Joan deAlbuquerque, conductor.
Film Event
Student Film Showcase
Friday-Saturday, December 11-12 at 7:30pm
William Link Theatre (formerly the University Theatre)
Free Admission
Art Event
Photography - BFA Group Show/ Ceramics - Visiting Artist Exhibit/Dana Herkelrath - MFA, Graphic Design
December 13-17
Art Department Student Galleries
Free Admission
The Gatov and Merlino galleries will feature the BFA Photography Students Group Show, while the Dutzi Gallery will be given over to a visting artist whose work will be presented. Dana Herkelrath's Graphic Design exhibition will explore the relationship of the individual to the whole using a series of hanging banners and a video presentation. That work will be seen in the Werby Gallery.
Carpenter Center Event
Westminster Choir
Thursday, January 14 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $25/$20
One of America's most renowned choral ensembles, the Westminster Choir has performed with major orchestras under virtually every internationally known conductor of the last 70 years, including more than 300 performances with the New York Philharmonic alone!
Carpenter Center Event
Wit & Wisdom Series Capitol Steps
Friday, January 15 at 8pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $40/$35
Funnier than Congress, this group of former congressional staffers puts the mock back in democracy with their up-to-the-minute political satire song parodies taking potshots at the outrageous goings-on in Washington.
Carpenter Center Event
Spectacle Series Aga-Boom
Saturday, January 16 at 8pm and Sunday, January 17 at 2pm
Carpenter Center
Tickets: $30/$25
No matter your age, unbridled fun awaits as the Aga-Boom clowns spin circus wizardry that will bring you back to the excitement, pure delighted amazement, and wonder of childhood!
Carpenter Center Event
Cabaret Series Kevin Spirtas - Night and Days
Wednesday and Thursday, January 20-21; Dinner/Beverage Service 6-6:45pm/Performance at 7pm
Carpenter Center
Single ticket prices vary, call for details
This Broadway star and Days of Our Lives Hunk celebrates his journey from New York to Hollywood with a tour-de-force performance of Broadway and pop standards.
