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Greetings!
We know you've already heard about our early October events! But did you know we are hosting the Balinese performance of Gamelan Çudamani and Cuban chanteuse, Omara Portuondo at the end of this month? We are also proud to host acoustic blues geniuses, Ruthie Foster and Eric Bibb! Below, please find more information on these last three events of October! It's not too late to kick-off your fall by attending an exciting live performance at Laxson Auditorium! Tickets can be purchased conveniently online, or at the University Box Office! (898-6333) |
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Ruthie Foster & Eric Bibb
Acoustic Blues
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
$27 Premium | $22 Adult | $20 Senior | $15 Student/Child
Teaming up for an evening of acoustic blues, master musicians Ruthie Foster and Eric Bibb are at the top of their field. This "Thanks for the Joy" tour features positive messages from Ruthie's powerhouse vocals and Eric's finger pickin' and mellow voice, providing us a perfect night of the blues.
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Gamelan Çudamani
Bamboo to Bronze
Thursday, October 28, 2010
$25 Premium | $20 Adult | $18 Senior | $15 Student/Child
Traveling from the mountain village of Pengosekan, Bali, Gamelan Çudamani play music and perform dances that are at the root of their traditional culture. The 24 performers use hand-carved hard wood instruments and perform in authentic costumes made of leather and gold paint. Truly a cultural feast!
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Omara Portuondo
Cuban Chanteuse - 80th Birthday Concert!
Friday, October 29, 2010
$27 Premium | $22 Adult | $20 Senior | $15 Student/Child
From dancing in Havana's famous Tropicana cabaret, to appearing on movie screens around the globe in The Buena Vista Social Club, Omara Portuondo has had a career full of remarkable moments and unforgettable music. Omara explores songs that mark her path from celebrated Cuban chanteuse to international stardom, including aching boleros and new Brazilian-influenced ballads.
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See you at the theatre!
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