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Fall Season 2009 

September 11, 12
Polynesian Drum and Dance Festival

Hawaiian, Tahitian and Samoan drum and dance styles are celebrated with an indoor/outdoor festival atmosphere which will include live music and traditional food.

Directed by Patriceann Mead

Friday, Saturday, 8pm. Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

 

October 2-11

Light Up the Sky by Moss Hart

A fast-paced, classic comedy filled with hysterical angst, savvy dialogue and the theatre people we know and love to hate. When all is going well, the leading lady, producer and writer get along famously. But when a flop is predicted, the claws come out!

Directed by Dana Case.

Fridays, Saturdays 8pm; Sundays, 2pm; Thursday, 4pm

Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General; $10 Seniors and Staff; $8 Students

 

October 17, 18

Palomar Chorale

Songs of the Southwest

The hues of the Southwest flourish with this presentation of choral rarities. Included are The Settling Years by Libby Larsen and Native American poetry from the Chippewa, Sioux, Yaqui, Papago, and Seminole tribes in settings by Kenneth Jennings.  

Directed by Sally Husch-Dean.

Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm. Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

 

October 24, 25

Palomar Symphony

Sibelius’ Finlandia, Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto in A major (featuring soloist Dorea Tate) and Borodin’s Symphony No. 2 in B minor make up this colorful fall palette.

Directed by Douglas Bruck.

Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm. Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

 

November 1

Peter Gach

Fresh Piano: New Keyboard Music from Southern California

Palomar’s Artist-in-Residence celebrates the release of his latest CD on Innova Records. Diverse in style, the performance will include compositions from Madelyn Byrne, Roger Przytulski, William Bradbury, Ellen Weller and Norm Weston.

Note: Special Location

Sunday, 2pm. California Center for the Arts, Escondido

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

Advance Tickets: Online at www.palomarperforms.com or Howard Brubeck Theatre Box Office (760.744.1150 x2453); tickets also available on day of performance at CCAE Box Office.

 

November 7, 8

Palomar Chamber Singers

A Choral Mosaic

Choral compositions from Medieval to Modern, featuring music from Bach, Mozart and the acappella harmonies of the Latvian folk song Dziedot Dzimu, Dziedot Augu.  

Directed by Sally Husch-Dean.

Saturday, 8pm; Sunday, 2pm. Performance Lab

$5 General Admission, Open Seating

 

November 13-22

Angels in America, Part II: Perestroika by Tony Kushner

All heaven breaks loose as Prior Walter attempts to reject his status as the Prophet of the new millennium in part two of what North County Times’ Dan Bennett calls "A graceful, riveting and moving production… not all that far from the quality I saw in the original Broadway show.”  

Click Here for the story of Part One

Directed by Michael Mufson.

Note: Special curtain times:

Fridays, Saturdays 7pm; Sundays, 2pm; Thursday, 4pm

Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

 

November 24

Electro Acoustic Music Festival

Local and out-of-town composers and performers bend and blend the worlds of acoustic and electronic composition.  

Directed by Madelyn Byrne

Tuesday, 8pm. Performance Lab

$5 General Admission, Open Seating

 

December 3

Palomar Electronic Music Ensemble

Sonic Sampler

Student composers wire up the Performance Lab for an evening of original compositions and intriguing performances in multimedia fashion. Always a one-of-a-kind experience!

 

Directed by Madelyn Byrne.

Thursday, 8pm. Performance Lab

$5 General Admission, Open Seating

 

December 4

Palomar Women’s Chorus

A Warm Winter’s Night

In what has become a seasonal favorite, the Women’s Chorus warms the soul with traditional holiday fare reflecting cultural influences from around the world.

Directed by Karen Bryan.

Friday, 8pm. Performance Lab

$5 General Admission, Open Seating

 

December 5

Palomar/Pacific Coast Concert Band

The holiday season glistens with the debut of this symphonic wind/brass/percussion ensemble. Multimedia presentations of music from The Nutcracker, Babes in Toyland, and the Festive Sounds of Hanukah are featured.

Directed by Kenneth Bell

Saturday, 2pm. Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

 

December 11, 12

WinterDance 2009

Hip Hop, Modern, Ballet, Tap, and Jazz! Palomar dance students light up the Brubeck with original choreography in a variety of styles.

Directed by Patriceann Mead.

Friday, Saturday, 8pm. Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students


December 13

Palomar Symphony, Chorale, Chamber Singers

Messe de Minuit pour Noël (Christmas Midnight Mass)

Based on popular carols, this rare classic from composer Marc-Antoine Charpentier is the most popular French mass of the Baroque era.

Directed by Douglas Bruck

Note: Special Location
Sunday, 4pm. California Center for the Arts, Escondido

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

Advance Tickets: Online at www.palomarperforms.com or Howard Brubeck Theatre Box Office (760.744.1150 x2453); tickets also available on day of performance at CCAE Box Office.

 

December 14

Palomar Jazz!

Tribute to the Big Bands

The Four O’clock and Seven O’clock Bands explore the American Big Band tradition, performing music from Stan Kenton, Duke Ellington, Count Basie and more!

Directed by Steve Steinberg.

Monday, 8pm. Howard Brubeck Theatre

$12 General, $10 Seniors and Staff, $8 Students

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