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Ann Phong, Floating in Ocean Vicki Ragan, Rudo box office: www.pima.edu/cfa, 520-206-6986 Events are subject to change. Service fees will apply to all ticket sales at time of payment. Patricia Carr Morgan, Greenland Untitled Center for the Arts 2017-2018 Season Discounts are available for groups, students, seniors, military and Pima employees SEPT. 5 - OCT. 6 SURROUNDINGS. Featuring work by Aaron Coleman, Patricia Carr Morgan, Ray W. Parish and Michael Stack. Bernal Gallery. Free. SEPT. 7 Reception: 5-7p.m. SEPT. 21 Lecture: 6p.m. SEPT. 20 - OCT. 1 THE ASTRONAUT FARMWORKER. A family story of determination and destiny about a boy who sets out to achieve the impossible. Pepito wanted to be an astronaut. He faces some big challenges as the son of migrant farmworkers. With determination and the help of a teacher he takes the steps to work towards realizing his dream. Fri.-Sat. at 7p.m., Sat.-Sun. at 2p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $8. ASL interpreters: Sept. 29 SEPT. 23 SCOUT THEATRE ADVENTURE NIGHT. For girl and boy scouts and their leaders. Includes discounted theatre tickets, a stage tour and Q&A session with cast. 7 p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. OCT. 1 HOMERO CERÓN: Places We’ve Seen Before Longtime TSO princi- pals Homero Cerón (percussion) and Jim Karrer (bass), present a faculty recital of vibraphone and string bass. Program includes Stravinsky, Gershwin, Bernstein and more. 3p.m., Recital Hall. $8 OCT. 19 WIND ENSEMBLE. A concert featuring classics for full band, small wind and percussion ensembles, and soloists. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. OCT. 22 CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS. A concert featuring a large mixed- voice choir and a more select mixed-voice a cappella choir. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. DEC. 3 CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS. A concert featuring a large mixed- voice choir and a more select mixed-voice a cappella choir. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. DEC. 8 - 9 SIGNATURE SELECTIONS. A dynamic and contemporary dance concert highlighting diverse choreographic elements and music. Fri. at 7:30p.m., Sat. at 2p.m. and 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $10. JAN. 29 - MARCH 9 TRANS-ATLANTIC. Featuring work by Philippe Salaün, Vicki Ragan, Rodolfo Morales and Helen Baribeau. Gallery closed rodeo break 2/22- 23. Bernal Gallery. Free. FEB. 1 Reception: 4-6p.m. Lecture: (Philippe Salaün) 6p.m. FEB. 18 Lecture: (Helen Baribeau) tba FEB. 11 JONATHAN NG, TENOR. A faculty vocal recital. 3p.m. Recital Hall. $8. FEB. 22 - MARCH 4 PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT, the musical. Based on the smash-hit movie, “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.” The musical is a heartwarming, uplifting adventure of two drag queens and a transgender woman on a journey across the Australian outback. The trio encounters an array of strange and colorful characters, some of who aren’t receptive to their flamboyant lifestyle. Yet hidden in the story is an uplifting message of tolerance, diversity and friendship. Featuring a hit parade of dance floor favorites, this wildly fresh and funny musical is a journey to the heart of FABULOUS! Thu.-Sat. at 7:30p.m., Sat.-Sun. at 2p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $18. ASL interpreters: March 1. FEB. 22 OPENING CELEBRATION 6:30-7:30p.m. Fun preshow activities and refreshments included with ticket purchase. MARCH 6 CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS. A concert featuring a large mixed-voice choir and a more select mixed-voice a cappella choir. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. MARCH 8 WIND ENSEMBLE. A concert featuring classics for full band, as well as small wind and percussion ensembles and soloists. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. APRIL 2 - MAY 4 ANNUAL STUDENT JURIED ART EXHIBIT. Work by PCC students from all campuses. Juried by professional artists. Bernal Gallery. Free. APRIL 12 Reception and Award Ceremony: 3-5p.m. APRIL 12 MARK NELSON, TUBA. A faculty tuba recital featuring classic, contemporary and premiered works for tuba. 7p.m. Recital Hall. $8. APRIL 12 - 22 EURYDICE. Full of dark humor, lyrical beauty and wit; this traditional story is a visceral, contemporary meditation on love worth grieving for. The 2003 play focuses the ancient myth of ill-fated love not on the bereaved Orpheus but on his dead bride. After falling victim to a tragic accident that sends her hurtling into a wonderland of an underworld, Eurydice is reunited with her dead father in the Land of the Dead. Orpheus journeys to retrieve his bride, but Eurydice has begun to discover that the cost of living again can some- times exceed the cost of staying dead. Thu,-Sat. at 7:30p.m., Sun. at 2p.m. Black Box Theatre. $18. ASL interpreters: April 19. APRIL 27-28 DANCE FUSION. The concert features faculty and student choreographed pieces highlighting a vibrant blend of music and dance styles including ballet, modern and jazz. Fri. at 7:30p.m., Sat. at 2p.m. and 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $10. Oct. 23 - Dec. 8 SABBATICAL. Featuring work by Christina McNearney, Hiro Tashima, Angie Zielinski, Ann Phong and Thomas Kerrigan. Gallery closed for Veterans’ Day 11/10, Thanksgiving 11/23- 24. Bernal Gallery. Free. NOV. 2 Reception: 5-7p.m. and Gallery Talk: 6p.m. NOV. 5 ALEXANDER CARDIERI POPULAR PIANO. A faculty lecture recital featuring popular music in America. 3p.m. Recital Hall. $8. NOV. 9 -19 POPOL VUH: THE STORY OF SEVEN MACAW. This captivating and colorful production recreates one of the ancient Mayan creation legends using large-scale puppetry, music, ritual dance and pageantry. Thu.-Sat. at 7:30p.m., Sun. at 2p.m. Black Box Theatre. $18. ASL interpreters: Nov. 16. NOV. 16 MICHAEL THRASHER & JUDY BIONDINI: The Vocal Clarinet. A guest artist concert with a variety of works that explore the vocal, expressive and song-like qualities of clarinet and piano, featuring Felix Mendelssohn, Paul Ben-Haim and others. 7p.m., Recital Hall. $8. NOV. 28 JAZZ ENSEMBLE. A concert featuring jazz standards performed from a variety of peri- ods in big band style. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. NOV. 30 WIND ENSEMBLE. A concert featuring classics for full band, as well as small wind and percussion ensembles and soloists. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. DEC. 2 ORCHESTRA. A concert featuring a repertoire for orches- tra with students and commu- nity adults. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. MAY 1 JAZZ ENSEMBLE. Featuring jazz standards performed from a variety of periods in big band style. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. MAY 3 WIND ENSEMBLE. A concert featuring classics for full band, as well as small wind and percussion ensembles and soloists. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. MAY 5 ORCHESTRA. A concert featuring a repertoire for orchestra with students and community adults. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. MAY 6 CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS. A concert featuring a large mixed-voice choir and a more select mixed-voice a cappella choir. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6. MAY 10 MEDIA FUSION: Film, Game Design, Animation. Featuring a collaboration of student work in three areas—game design, animation and film. A preshow event invites the audience to par- ticipate in interactive gaming and additional work not in the main show. The screening highlights the best of all three areas. 7p.m. Proscenium Theatre. Free. MAY 11 SPRING FASHION SHOW. On the runway, featuring student designs from the Fashion Design and Clothing Department. 7p.m. Proscenium Theatre. Donations accepted. MAY 14 SANDSCRIPT UNVEILING. First look at the annually published book featuring student poetry, prose and visual art. 7p.m., Proscenium Theatre. free.
