April 2012

Chandler Symphony Chamber Series:
Chamber Music

Saturday, April 14, 2012 @ 2pm
Hal Bogle Theater

FREE - Seating is on a first come-first serve basis.

Baroque Era still aint broke…

The Chandler Symphony Orchestra provides quality symphonic and orchestral music performed by a wide range of volunteer musicians. Musicians from across the Valley of the Sun are led by the esteemed conductor, Jack Herriman. In keeping with the underlying premise of the Symphony, all of the concerts are provided to the public, free of charge. Despite increasing financial pressures, the Chandler Symphony Orchestra is committed to reaching the community with quality orchestral music, regardless of their ability to purchase tickets.

www.chandlersymphony.net

Marvin Goldstein and Vanessa Joy

Saturday, April 14, 2012 • 7:30pm

$28

Boy does she ever sing! And he plays better than anyone! Join world-renown pianist and comedian Marvin Goldstein with the amazing vocal styling’s of Vanessa Joy for an evening of phenomenal fun. They do all genres and their banter is from hilarious to touching. Mega talents merge when Marvin and Vanessa serenade audiences. Marvin improvises like no one you have ever heard while Vanessa’s angelic voice steals your heart away. She is so beautiful and he is the most handsome man he knows! This theatrical duo delights audiences from fairs and festivals to theaters and performing arts centers. They will perform selections from Broadway and hits from the 30’s through the 90’s. They are fun and just more fun!

www.vanessajoysings.com

Hopscotch: A Charity Dance Event

Sunday, April 15, 2012 • 4pm

General Admission $20 •
Students, Senior and under Age 18 $10

Sponsored by Indo American Cultural Connect, a 501C/3 non-profit organization, to establish a music program at the Tumbleweed Youth Development Program (TYDP). TYDP is a non-profit organization serving abused, abandoned, troubled and neglected youth in Arizona. They run a school in Phoenix for under-privileged youth, where due to lack of funding, the youth are missing out on any fine arts, music or dance curriculum.

The Event - Hopscotch

Hopscotch will feature prominent classical exponents based in Phoenix, Arizona. This unique dance ensemble aims at showcasing the formative years of a child through varied emotional phases of life. Ultimately, it spreads the message of unity as essential to human happiness and prosperity. Performaers: Almagul Temirtekova, Nita Mallya, Padma Aking, Radhika Kotwal, Rajul Shah and Shreelina Ghosh. And a special feature by “The Parking Lot Project group by Lauri Roesch and Jordan Daniels dance by Jordan Daniels.

www.iacconnect.org

Dancing with the Docs

Saturday, April 21, 2012 • 7pm

$25, $55 & $85
On Sale: 01/13/2012

Dancing with the Docs show and after-party benefitting Continuing Medical Education at Chandler Regional and Mercy Gilbert Medical Centers. This event is a celebration of the physicians who partner with Catholic Healthcare West to improve the health of our East Valley Communities. A cocktail reception begins at 5:30pm, followed by a dancing production at 7:00. The evening wraps up with a post-event VIP reception.

www.dancingwiththedocs.com

Giselle

Yen-Li Ballet

Saturday, April 28, 2012 • 7pm

$10, $15, $20 & $40
On Sale: 01/16/2012

The peasant girl Giselle is driven to kill herself when she discovers that her youthful lover “Loys” is in reality Count Albrecht, and not free to marry her. She rises from the dead to prey on the man who has betrayed her. But as Albrecht, repenting, visits her moonlit grave, Giselle protects him from the deathly touch of her phantom sisters until the dawn sees him safe once more. The passion and drama of the tale combined with the beauty of its choreography have made Giselle appealing for newcomers to ballet as it is to those already under its spell.

www.yenlichen.com