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NORRIS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
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The Norris Theatre welcomes you to another sensational
season! Top professional talent has been selected to appeal to
a discriminating audience expecting high quality yet affordable
entertainment—the hallmark of the theatre since its inception.
The 2006-2007 Season promises to be the best ever with
a variety of music, comedy, magic and live theatre.
Since 1983, the Norris Center for
the Performing Arts has been
the cornerstone of the
performing arts on
the beautiful Palos
Verdes Peninsula.
The 450-seat
theatre provides
an intimate setting
for performances,
lectures and recitals,
while the Harlyne J. Norris
Pavilion just across the street
accommodates everything from elegant
banquets to corporate retreats. In addition,
through the Negri Learning Center, hundreds of
children each year creatively grow in the study of the
performing arts.
The Palos Verdes Peninsula and surrounding communities are
greatly enriched by this outstanding performing arts center.
We hope that you will truly enjoy these performances and
indulge in the many fine offerings of the 2006-2007 Season.
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THE NORRIS 2006-2007
NORRIS PRESENTS GALA CHAMPAGNE SEASON OPENER
John Davidson
October 13, 2006
OCTOBER
Boomer McLennan (Pavilion)
October 6, 2006
An Evening of Classics and Opera
October 21, 2006
The Emperor’s New Clothes
October 29, 2006
NOVEMBER
The Foreigner
November 3-5, 2006
The Night Blooming Jazz Men (Pavilion)
November 5, 2006
The Foreigner
November 10-12, 2006
A Tribute to the Troops
November 17, 2006
Christmas from Dublin with The Three Irish Tenors
November 28, 2006
DECEMBER
The Three Leading Ladies Christmas Show
December 8-9, 2006
Charles Phoenix’s Retro Holiday Slide Show
December 30, 2006
JANUARY
BED (Pavilion)
January 14, 2007
Music of Glenn Miller and Gene Krupa
January 20, 2007
Don’t Dress for Dinner
January 26-28, 2007
FEBRUARY
February 2-4, 2007
MARCH
It Takes Two – Kirsten and Stan Chandler
March 2, 2007
Gizmo Guys
March 11, 2007
It’s Magic!
March 16, 2007
Banu Gibson and The New Orleans Hot Jazz (Pavilion)
March 18, 2007
APRIL
Boomer McLennan (Pavilion)
April 6, 2007
Doo Wop Volume IV
April 20, 2007
MAY
Lend Me a Tenor
May 4-6, 2007
Lend Me a Tenor
May 11-13, 2007
The High Sierra Jazz Band (Pavilion)
May 13, 2007
Comedy All-Stars
May 19, 2007
Masked Marvels and Wondertales
May 20, 2007
To order tickets call 310/544-0403 or go to www.norriscenter.com
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JOHN DAVIDSON
Gala Champagne Season Opener
Friday, October 13, 2006 • 8 pm
$52
The Gala Champagne Season
Opener brings back a Norris
favorite, acclaimed singer John
Davidson. Davidson has hosted
some of America’s favorite
television shows including
The Hollywood Squares, That’s
Incredible and The John Davidson
Show. These days, he can be
seen performing on Broadway,
his first love. He has recorded
dozens of albums, performed in
various musicals in film, television
and on stage, and headlined in
major showrooms. The Dick
Parent Quartet forms the musical
backdrop for a show that will
kick-off the fabulous season.
Sponsor
BOOMER McLENNAN
Friday, October 6, 2006
and Friday, April 6, 2007
6 pm dinner • 7 pm show • $35
Sponsor
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With a history of sold-out concerts,
local favorite Boomer McLennon
is back at the Pavilion! It’s a
Country Music party complete
with line dancing and an authentic
Texas-style wood-pit barbecue
with all the traditional “fixin’s”. An
international crowd pleaser, Boomer
has traveled the world headlining
in his own shows as well as opening
for such well-known performers as
Lee Greenwood, Alan Jackson and
Tracy Lawrence. He continues to melt hearts with his soulful
deliverance of country tunes. So, don yer best jeans, cowboy
boots and hat, and join the Peninsula’s own Country Music star
for another unforgettable evening!
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NORRIS PRESENTS
AN EVENING OF CLASSICS AND OPERA
Saturday, October 21, 2006 • 8 pm
$38 / $32
Two emerging stars from a new generation of young
Russian opera singers come together in An Evening
of Classics and Opera. In addition to opera repertoire,
they will perform popular songs from West Side
Story and Phantom of the Opera, plus Irish ballads.
Soprano Mlada Khudoley and tenor Evgeny Akimov
are products of the Mariinsky Theatre, formerly
known as Kirov Opera and Ballet Theatre, in St.
Petersburg, Russia. Khudoley has performed major
operatic works alongside Plácido Domingo and with
companies including the Los Angeles, Washington
National, and Metropolitan Operas. Akimov
has appeared at the Metropolitan Opera,
Covent Garden, San Francisco Opera and
Los Angeles Philharmonic, and has recorded
on several labels. Accompanied by Dmitry
Efimef who regularly appears at Carnegie
Hall, the power of their voices will resonate
throughout the theatre.
Sponsor
A TRIBUTE TO THE TROOPS
Friday, November 17, 2006 • 8 pm
$38 / $20 / $32
Sponsor
In the tradition of the U.S.O. variety shows,
this star-studded program captures the
patriotic spirit through humor, music and
dance. Barbara McNair, who has dazzled
audiences with her vocal prowess and
exceptional beauty for over four
decades, shares the stage with
headliners The Ink Spots, The
DeMarche Sisters, Rich Bloch
and the 12-piece High Society
Orchestra led by Dick Parent. The
audience will be taken on a jaunt
through many eras and styles from
a tribute to the Andrews Sisters by
The DeMarche Sisters, to The Ink
Spots’ music that helped pave the
way for the ’50s doo-wop explosion.
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CHRISTMAS FROM
DUBLIN WITH THE
THREE IRISH TENORS
Tuesday, November 28, 2006 • 8 pm
$38 / $20 / $32
Celebrate the holidays with a genuine
Irish Christmas! The Three Irish Tenors,
Ciaran Nagle (Riverdance The Show),
Anthony Norton (La Scala Milan) and
Brian Dunphy (Riverdance The Show) are
accompanied by an ensemble of musicians
as well as special guests, The Irish Divas:
Jacqueline Whelan, Danna Davis and Ellen
McElroy. Filled with songs of the season
such as O Holy Night and I’ll Be Home
for Christmas, interspersed with favorite
tunes like Danny Boy and arias of a truly
international repertoire, Christmas from
Dublin continues to captivate audiences
throughout the world with infectious charm.
Sponsor
THE THREE LEADING LADIES CHRISTMAS SHOW
Friday, December 8 and Saturday, December 9, 2006 • 8 pm
$38 / $20 / $32
“They bring to every audience finely
honed voices that are as delightful to
hear as the women are to watch.”
– Palos Verdes Peninsula News
Sponsor
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Back by popular demand,
three of the “Christines”
from Andrew Lloyd
Webber’s Phantom of the
Opera sing Broadway
classics from the Golden
Era of the ’40s and
’50s, and a collection of
seasonal favorites. This
tune-filled evening has
everything from the
Andrews Sisters-like
Sing for Your Supper to a trio of Santa
Baby and a thrilling dueling high-note
finale from Phantom. Together they
create distinctively intricate three-part
harmonies with a delightful mix of
surprises, flirtatious fun and more than
a touch of class. Think “Three Tenors”
but cool, funny … and better looking in
cocktail dresses!
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NORRIS PRESENTS
CHARLES PHOENIX’S
RETRO HOLIDAY SLIDE SHOW
Saturday, December 30, 2006 • 3 pm
$26 / $22
You may have seen him interviewed on
television or heard him on radio, now see what
everyone is talking about… Charles Phoenix
and his hysterical, historical Retro Holiday
Slide Show. With inspired narration and
witty observations, Phoenix shares his vintage
collection of ‘40s through ‘70s Kodachrome
slides that celebrate how we decorated,
dressed up, dined, drank and smoked
through the holidays. This crowd-and-critic
pleasing show has packed theaters across the
country. Audiences revel in sharing Phoenix’s
enthusiastic adoration and amusement with
our “polyester” past.
In a performance packed with
stars of their professions, this
nostalgic tribute to music and
dance of a bygone era brings
audiences to their feet!
MUSIC OF GLENN MILLER
AND GENE KRUPA
Saturday, January 20, 2007 • 2 & 8 pm
$38 / $20 / $32
Marilyn King, the youngest of
the famous King Sisters, and the
innovative jazz vocal trio, String of
Pearls, are accompanied by the Big
Band All-Stars with comedy MC,
Hank Garcia. Lawrence Welk
dancers Bobbie Burgess and Elaine
Baldwin cap off the entertainment
with their versatile dance styles
in a tribute to two music greats…
venerable bandleader Glenn
Miller and “the man who
made drums a solo
instrument,”
Gene Krupa.
Sponsor
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IT TAKES TWO –
KIRSTEN AND
STAN CHANDLER
Friday, March 2, 2007 • 8 pm
$35 / $20 / $30
Sponsor
Celebrate the best duets of stage and
screen as Broadway veterans (and
homegrown PV girl!) Kirsten (Benton)
and Stan Chandler recreate some of the
most compelling musical twosomes of
our time. Six years ago, when cast as
husband and wife in a new musical, Stan
and Kirsten quickly discovered that their
voices and hearts were perfectly in tune. Now married in real
life, they lend that unique chemistry to classic songs from Judy
Garland and Gene Kelly’s For Me and My Gal to the immortal
stylings of Cole Porter and Irving Berlin. Enjoy delightful duets
as the couple dive headfirst into romance, clever lyrics, soaring
harmonies, and even a bit of hilarious role-switching in this
funny, touching, unforgettable evening of song.
“It’s Magic!... a must see for magic
buffs of all ages.”
– Los Angeles Times
IT’S MAGIC!
Friday, March 16, 2007 • 7 pm
$35 / $20 / $30
The all-new 51st edition of It’s
Magic! introduces six fabulous,
multi-talented magicians, who
have never before been seen
on stage at the Norris. These
internationally acclaimed, awardwinning performers from some of
the top showrooms in the world
will astound the audience with
incredible illusions, awe-inspiring
manipulations and hilarious
comedy magic. See It’s Magic!
up-close in our intimate theatre,
but purchase early. Last season’s
tickets magically disappeared
in a sell-out performance!
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NORRIS PRESENTS
DOO WOP VOLUME IV
Friday, April 20, 2007 • 8 pm
$42 / $36
On the heels of sold-out
Doo Wop concerts of the
past three seasons, Doo Wop
Volume IV brings a dynamic
new line-up of popular
groups and songs of the
’50s and ’60s.
“Dom, dom, dom, dom,
dom-dee-doobie, dom…”
probably the most familiar
phrase in all of doo-wop, was created by the legendary
Del Vikings – one of the four groups appearing. Also
see and hear the The Marcels (Blue Moon, Summertime),
The Dixie Cups (Chapel of Love, Iko Iko), and The Leon
Hughes Coasters known for their two 1958 blockbuster
hits, Yakety Yak and Charlie Brown. This is a concert
guaranteed to once again have people dancing in their seats!
Sponsor
COMEDY ALL-STARS
Saturday, May 19, 2007 • 7:30 pm
$38 / $20 / $32
A night of laughter as three legendary
comedians bring down the house with
their riotous good humor. Fred Travalena,
impressionist, singer, film and TV star
whose star on The Hollywood Walk
of Fame marks him as one of the best;
“Entertainer of the Year Award” recipient
Pete Barbutti; and, funnyman-magician
extraordinaire Dana Daniels team with
host Steve Bruner and the Dick Parent
Trio to entertain using brilliant comedic
flair. With credits like The Tonight Show
Starring Johnny Carson, Showtime’s
Comedy Club Network, and An Evening
at the Improv, these top professionals
keep it fun while keeping it clean!
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THE NIGHT BLOOMING JAZZ MEN
YOUR
Sunday, November 5, 2006
Led by humorous
cornetist Chet Jaeger,
this band was named
on more ballots than
any other. Still going
strong after 30 years!
BED
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Becky Kilgore, Eddie Erickson,
Dan Barrett and bassist Joel
Forbes bring their unique blend
of song, humor and great jazz
back to the Norris Pavilion.
Cabaret Jazz Fanatics
The Cabaret Jazz Fanatics is a support group for the
Norris Cabaret Jazz Series. Members may be readily
identified by their distinctive Fanatics’ badge. Fanatic’s
donations range from $25 up to $1,000, and serve
to support and promote the Cabaret Jazz Series and
allow the importation of out-of-town bands whose travel
and hotel expenses would otherwise be prohibitive. Cabaret Jazz Fanatics
also enjoy certain benefits including free beverages, CDs, and raffle tickets,
and, at the highest levels, complimentary season subscriptions. In addition,
each spring Marty Rosenzweig and Frank Schaffer host a small, intimate jazz
dinner party for Season Sponsors, featuring artists who have appeared at the
Cabaret. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
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A Marty Rosenzweig/Frank Schaffer Production
FAVORITE BANDS
Harlyne J. Norris Pavilion
BANU GIBSON &
THE NEW ORLEANS HOT JAZZ
Sunday, March 18, 2007
The band that inaugurated the Norris
Cabaret Jazz Series in 2000 returns to show
why they’re still number one in your hearts!
THE HIGH SIERRA
JAZZ BAND
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Pieter Meijers brings his
ever-popular ensemble
for another triumphant
appearance featuring
the best in trad with
a bit of country.
All Cabaret Jazz performances feature reserved
table seating, a catered brunch or supper, a
full no-host bar, and two sets of great jazz.
Showtimes are 11:30 am and 5 pm.
4-Show Season Tickets ................ $180
Single Performance Tickets .......... $52
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SEASON
THE FOREIGNER
November 3-5 and
November 10-12, 2006
When Froggy visits his regular fishing
lodge in rural Georgia, he brings along
a friend, Charlie, a painfully shy man
who is overcome with the thought of
making friends with strangers. So
before parting, Froggy tells everyone
assembled that Charlie is from an
exotic foreign country and speaks no
English. Once Charlie is alone the
fun begins as he overhears more than
he should – evil plans, shocking gossip
and damaging revelations are unveiled
with the belief that Charlie doesn’t
understand a word. The fact that he
does fuels the non-stop hilarity and
sets up the wildly funny climax.
DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER
January 26-28 and February 2-4, 2007
This boulevard comedy was a smash
hit in Paris and London. The main
character, Bernard, is planning a
weekend with his mistress in a stylish
converted French farmhouse. He has
hired a cordon bleu cook to prepare
gourmet delights. He’s arranged for
his wife to go to her mother’s and
convinced his best friend to come for
the weekend, inviting his girlfriend
which provides an alibi. As the play
unfolds, the cook is mistaken for the
mistress, the mistress can’t cook and
the wife is involved with Bernard’s
best friend... A recipe for an evening
of hilarious confusion!
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OF LAUGHTER
The Norris Theatre’s 3Play Series was introduced in 2004 as a vehicle through
which the Norris can produce its own live theatre plays. In contrast to the Norris
Presents one-night engagements that are brought in by contracted agents and
producers, the 3Play Series are fully produced by the Norris Theatre.
The Norris oversees all aspects of its 3Play Series. The producing process involves
the hiring of directors and technical crew, the auditioning and casting of actors,
and the custom designing and building of original sets. Producing its own plays
enables the Norris Theatre to offer longer engagements of each of the plays and
promotes the total immersion of theatrical production by the professional staff and
crew. For theatergoers, this translates into an opportunity to see live professional
theatre close to home and at a reasonable price. In addition, the produced plays
provide a venue to showcase local talent from the greater Los Angeles area.
The Norris Center for the Performing
Arts fully funds the 3Play Series with
the generous support of patrons,
donors and sponsors. To learn how
you can help, call 310/544-0403.
Producing Partner
LEND ME A TENOR
May 4-6 and May 11-13, 2007
It’s 1935, and the Cleveland Grand
Opera Company is preparing to
present Othello for the gala season
opener. The star, Tito Morelli,
world famous tenor, is to perform
his greatest role. Unfortunately,
Mr. Morelli sweeps into the Opera
House too late to rehearse with the
company. Through a hilarious series
of mishaps, the tenor is believed dead
and the manager’s assistant, Max,
is persuaded to get into Morelli’s
costume and try to fool the audience.
When Morelli “comes alive,” two Othellos end up on stage.
“Uproarious! Hysterical!” said the Variety review. NY Times
called the Broadway production, “Non-stop laughter.”
Performances: Fridays, 8 pm • Saturdays, 8 pm • Sundays, 2 pm
3Play Series Tickets: $90 • Single Tickets: $35 / $20 / $30
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Two Performances
Sundays, 1 & 4 pm
Series Tickets: $36
Single Tickets: $15
Sponsor
THE EMPEROR’S
NEW CLOTHES
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Enjoy this delightful comedy
about a great emporer who is
so vain that two fake weavers
convince him they can create
cloth so fine that the foolish
can’t see it. The whole empire
is taken in, until the charade
is revealed when a small child
observes the obvious—the
emperor is in his underwear!
GIZMO GUYS
The dynamic international juggling
champions Allan Jacobs and
Barrett Fleker combine original
routines, comedic dialog and
amazing juggling skills.
Juggling + Math + Science = Pure Fun!
Get ready to be amused and amazed
as the Gizmo Guys entertain you.
“Moving sculpture” Michael Cooper
combines mythical and autobiographical
stories of courage and wonder to produce eyepopping theatre. Featuring his breathtaking
handcrafted masks and outlandish stilt
dancing, his physical repertoire ranges from
the madcap to the sublime.
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MASKED MARVELS
AND WONDERTALES
Sunday, May 20, 2007
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Chamber
Orchestra of the
South Bay
2006
2007
Frances Steiner
Music Director
Preview 7:15 pm
Concert 8:00 pm
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Season Opening Concert
Yuja Wang, Piano, 2006 Gilmore Young Artist award winner
BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No. 2
HAYDN Symphony No. 88
Sunday, December 3, 2006
Mozart 250th Anniversary
Nadine Asin, Flute
Marcia Dickstein, Harp
ARENSKY Variations on a Tchaikovsky Theme, Op.35
HOWARD HANSON Serenade for Flute and Strings, Op.35
MOZART Concerto for Flute and Harp in C Major, K. 299
Sunday, January 21, 2007
Susanne Hou, Violin
Top winner of three international violin competitions
BIZET Petit Suite, Op.22
SCHUMANN Overture, Scherzo and Finale, Op. 52
DVORAK Violin Concerto in A Minor, Op. 53
William Lane, Principal Horn, Los Angeles Philharmonic
HANDEL Concerto Grosso, Op. 6; MOZART Horn Concerto No. 4, K.495
ELLEN TAAFFE ZWILICH Concerto Grosso, 1985; GRIEG Holberg Suite, Op.40
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Gala Spring Concert
Andrew von Oeyen, Piano
MOZART Piano Concerto in D Minor, K.466
BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op.36
Single Tickets $34
TICKETS
Please note, the Chamber Orchestra of the South Bay (COSB)
has now subscribed-out its season at the Norris. Single (returned
subscriber) tickets at $34 will be available through a COSB waiting
list at the Norris Box Office, 310/544-0403.
COSB • 310/373-3151 • www.palosverdes.com/chamberorchestra
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The mission of the Negri Learning
Center is to promote the creative
growth of youth through the study of
the performing arts. In addition to a
regular schedule of classes including
tap, jazz, acting and musical theatre
performance, part of this education
comes through student participation in
full-scale productions. Students gain
insight into the value of teamwork,
discipline and commitment, in
addition to gaining confidence in their
singing, dancing and acting abilities.
Coming the
Summer of
2006!
Negri Learning
Center Productions
Presents
Seussical
July 7-16
Guys and Dolls
August 4-13
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SUPPORT THE NORRIS
There are many ways to help
support the Norris Center for
the Performing Arts.
Almost half of the Norris
Center’s annual income comes
Over the years, our patrons have
organized themselves into several
groups that help support the Norris
Center through various theatrical
and social activities. New members
are welcome at any time.
from the support of individuals
Support group membership
benefits include:
and groups, and Norris
• First choice of seating
volunteers contribute their
• Ticket exchange privileges
time and resources in vitally
• Advance notice of added performances
important roles.
• Free Norris Center newsletter, Spotlight
Volunteers
The Encore Circle
Serving as ushers and
concessionaires during
performances, and assisting
with mailings and other projects
are just some of the ways our
Volunteers help. Contact
the Volunteer Coordinator at
310/544-0403, ext. 14 for more
information.
The Encore Circle is the premier support
group of the Norris. Activities include an
elegant holiday party, and special events
and receptions throughout the season. The
membership contribution is $2,000 annually.
FRIENDS
FRIENDS are individual
supporters of the Norris Center.
Professional performances,
Outreach programs and
subsidizing facilities’ rentals to
community organizations are
made possible by FRIENDS
donors. Donations can be made
by calling the Box Office at
310/544-0403.
FRIENDS giving levels:
Best Friends
$500 or more
Special Friend $350 - 499
Theatre Friend $200 - 349
Family Friend $100 – 199
Friend
$50 – 99
Bravo!
Bravo! is a lively group of theatre lovers who
attend monthly gatherings at members’ homes,
and special theatre events and trips. Annual
membership donation is $1,000.
Act II
This support group was founded in 1984
and has raised over $250,000 for the Center
through its annual Variety Show. Members
meet monthly from September through May
to plan and produce the show, and to enjoy
numerous theatre-related programs. Annual
membership is $35.
Chorusliners
Chorusliners sponsor several special events
each year including pre-theatre parties,
restaurant dinners, and weekend excursions.
Membership is $125 annually.
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NORRIS FACILITIES
“Quality entertainment, close
to home” is the motto of the
Norris Theatre. And with
each of the 450 seats having
superior sightlines, there is
not a bad seat in the house.
The theatre is equipped
with advanced sound
and lighting technology,
managed by a professional
tech and operations crew.
NORRIS THEATRE
In addition to its own
professional entertainment
series, the Norris Theatre
hosts many special events
and performances for its
community neighbors
and performing arts
organizations each year.
With plenty of free, covered
parking in the adjacent
parking structure, the
Theatre is easily accessible. The Norris Theatre…
truly a gem on the Palos Verdes Peninsula!
Norris Center for the Performing Arts • 27570 Crossfield Drive • Rolling Hills Estates
Enjoy plenty of free covered parking in the adjacent structure.
From the 405 Freeway:
Take Hawthorne Blvd. exit
south for approximately 9
miles. Turn left at Indian
Peak Road. Left again at
Crossfield Drive.
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Indian Peak Rd.
Free
Covered
Parking
Harbor Fwy. (110)
Avenue
of the
Peninsula
NORRIS
THEATRE
Peninsula
Center
Crossfield Dr.
Silver Spur Rd.
Crenshaw Blvd.
Pacific Coast Hwy.
Hawthorne Blvd.
From the 110 Freeway:
Take Pacific Coast Hwy.
exit west for approximately
3 miles to Crenshaw Blvd.
Turn left at Crenshaw and
continue for approximately
3 miles. Turn right at
Indian Peak Road. Right
again at Crossfield Drive.
San Diego Fwy. (405)
Harlyne J.
Norris Pavilion
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HARLYNE J. NORRIS PAVILION
Completed in 1999, the Harlyne
J. Norris Pavilion sits across the
street from the Norris Theatre.
This beautiful multi-purpose
facility provides performance
space for theatre, dance and
music events. Home of the
Negri Learning Center and the
Cabaret Jazz Series, the Pavilion
is also a popular destination for
weddings, banquets and special
events. The main ballroom can
seat 300 people with added space
on the trellised courtyard.
The Norris Pavilion is one of
the most versatile facilities in
the South Bay. From business
meetings, to performances and
parties, our staff will help you
create a flawless event.
For information about
renting any of the Norris
facilities or to arrange
for a tour, please call
310/544-0403 or visit
www.norriscenter.com.
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ORDERING TICKETS
CHOOSE YOUR OWN (CYO)
Choose your shows. We’ll do our best to get you the best seats available when
you order. Remember when you order 4 or more shows in the 3Play or Norris
Presents category you’ll be eligible for a CYO (Choose Your Own) discount.
You’ll qualify for CYO pricing each time you order 4 or more shows.
(Please note: CYO pricing is available on most shows.)
CYO subscriber benefits include:
• Priority seating
• Savings over single ticket price
• Ticket exchange privileges
• Subscription to Norris Center newsletter, Spotlight
SERIES DISCOUNTS
Order the 3Play, Jazz or Kids Series and receive substantial discounts from the
individual ticket prices.
YOUTH TICKETS*
Discounted tickets are available for certain shows for individuals under 18 years
of age. Subscriber and group discounts do not apply to our “Under 18” price.
HOW TO ORDER
1. By mail: Norris Center for the Performing Arts
27570 Crossfield Drive • Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
2. By fax: 310/544-2473
3. Online: www.norriscenter.com (after August 15, 2006)
4. By phone: 310/544-0403 (after August 15, 2006)
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3 PLAY DAY/
SERIES TIME
A
Friday, 8 pm
THE
DON’T DRESS LEND ME
FOREIGNER FOR DINNER A TENOR QUANTITY PRICE
November 3
January 26
May 4
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$90
TOTAL
$__________
B
Saturday, 8 pm
November 4
January 27
May 5
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$90
$__________
C
Sunday, 2 pm
November 5
January 28
May 6
_______
$90
$__________
D
Friday, 8 pm
November 10
February 2
May 11
_______
$90
$__________
E
Saturday, 8 pm
November 11
February 3
May 12
_______
$90
$__________
F
Sunday, 2 pm
November 12
February 4
May 13
_______
$90
$__________
SUB-TOTAL
$__________
NORRIS PRESENTS
PERFORMANCE
DAY
DATE
TIME
Adult/Youth* Regular/Youth*/CYO
QUANTITY
PRICE
Boomer McLennan
FRI
10-06-06
6 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $35 $__________
John Davidson
FRI
10-13-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$52/ —– / $52
An Evening of Classics & Opera
SAT 10-21-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$38 / —– / $32 $__________
A Tribute to the Troops
FRI
11-17-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
Three Tenors Christmas from Dublin TUE 11-28-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
Three Leading Ladies
FRI
12-08-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
Three Leading Ladies
SAT 12-09-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
Charles Phoenix’s Holiday Slide Show SAT 12-30-06
3 pm
_____/_____
$26 / —– / $22 $__________
Music of Glenn Miller & Gene Krupa SAT 01-20-07
2 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
Music of Glenn Miller & Gene Krupa SAT 01-20-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
TOTAL
$__________
It Takes Two
FRI
03-02-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
It’s Magic!
FRI
03-16-07
7 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
Boomer McLennan
FRI
04-06-07
6 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $35 $__________
Doo Wop Volume IV
FRI
04-20-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$42 / —– / $36 $__________
Comedy All-Stars
SAT 05-19-07 7:30 pm
_____/_____
$38 / $20 / $32 $__________
The Foreigner
FRI
11-03-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
The Foreigner
SAT 11-04-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
The Foreigner
SUN 11-05-06
2 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
The Foreigner
FRI
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
3 PLAY SERIES
11-10-06
The Foreigner
SAT 11-11-06
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
The Foreigner
SUN 11-12-06
2 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
FRI
01-26-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
SAT 01-27-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
SUN 01-28-07
2 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
FRI
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
02-02-07
SAT 02-03-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
SUN 02-04-07
2 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
Lend Me a Tenor
FRI
05-04-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
Lend Me a Tenor
SAT 05-05-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
Lend Me a Tenor
SUN 05-06-07
2 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
Lend Me a Tenor
FRI
05-11-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
Lend Me a Tenor
SAT 05-12-07
8 pm
_____/_____
$35 / —– / $30 $__________
Lend Me a Tenor
SUN 05-13-07
2 pm
_____/_____
$35 / $20 / $30 $__________
SUB-TOTAL
$__________
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CABARET JAZZ
DAY
DATE
TIME
QUANTITY PRICE
TOTAL
ALL FOUR BRUNCH SHOWS
11:30 am
_______
$180
$__________
ALL FOUR DINNER SHOWS
5 pm
_______
$180
$__________
The Night Blooming Jazz Men
SUN
11-05-06
11:30 am
_______
$52
$__________
The Night Blooming Jazz Men
SUN
11-05-06
5 pm
_______
$52
$__________
BED
SUN
01-14-07
11:30 am
_______
$52
$__________
BED
SUN
01-14-07
5 pm
_______
$52
$__________
Banu Gibson & The New Orleans Hot Jazz SUN
03-18-07
11:30 am
_______
$52
$__________
Banu Gibson & The New Orleans Hot Jazz SUN
03-18-07
5 pm
_______
$52
$__________
The High Sierra Jazz Band
SUN
05-13-07
11:30 am
_______
$52
$__________
The High Sierra Jazz Band
SUN
05-13-07
5 pm
_______
$52
$__________
CABARET JAZZ SERIES SUB-TOTAL $__________
KIDS SERIES
DAY
DATE
TIME
QUANTITY PRICE
TOTAL
ALL THREE PLAYS – EARLY
1 pm
_______
$36
$__________
ALL THREE PLAYS – LATE
4 pm
_______
$36
$__________
1 pm
_______
$15
$__________
SUN
10-29-06
SUN
10-29-06
4 pm
_______
$15
$__________
Gizmo Guys
SUN
03-11-07
1 pm
_______
$15
$__________
Gizmo Guys
SUN
03-11-07
4 pm
_______
$15
$__________
SUN
05-20-07
1 pm
_______
$15
$__________
SUN
05-20-07
4 pm
_______
$15
$__________
KIDS SERIES SUB-TOTAL
If you have any questions,
please call 310/544-0403,
Monday-Friday, 10 am-6 pm
or Saturday, 12 noon-4 pm.
$__________
SUB-TOTALS
3PLAY SERIES
The Box Office is also open
1 hour prior to performances.
All artists and programs
are subject to change.
$__________
CREATE YOUR OWN (CYO)
$__________
CABARET JAZZ SERIES
$__________
KIDS SERIES
$__________
Postage and Handling
7.00
$__________
Tax-Deductible Donation to Norris Center $__________
GRAND TOTAL
$__________
PAYMENT INFORMATION
SEATING REQUESTS
❑ Orchestra
❑ Balcony
❑ Aisle
❑ Wheelchair accessible
❑ Upgrade if possible
❑ I am paying by check payable to Norris Center -OR- ❑ I am paying by: ❑ Visa ❑ Mastercard
Name ______________________________________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________________________________
City/Zip ____________________________________________________________________________________
Phone _____________________________________________________________________________________
Email ______________________________________________________________________________________
Name (on credit card) _________________________________________________________________________
Signature ___________________________________________________________________________________
Card Number ____________________________________________
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Group Sales
How to get started?
Give your group the VIP Treatment!
• Gather a group of at least 14 people
• Select the show, date and time
• Contact our Group Sales Department
Book a private pre-theatre party at
the Theatre or across the street at
the Norris Pavilion. Add a touch
of wine, food, music… then relax
and have a wonderful time!
Who can benefit from group discounts?
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Non-profit organizations
Church groups
Parent Teacher Associations
Class reunions
Homeowners’ Associations
Social and service clubs
City and county employees
Group sales can provide a profitable
fundraising opportunity or an
enjoyable social event for your club
or organization.
Don’t wait…book a group.
It’s easy! Save up to 25%!
Special Accommodations
Children
The Norris staff will make every
effort to accommodate the special
needs of our patrons. Wheelchair
seating is available on both sides of
the orchestra section. Please indicate
special needs on the order form. If
you require special accommodations,
please call the box office at least 48
hours prior to the performance.
Everyone, including infants on a
lap, must have a ticket to be seated
regardless of age. Children 0-12
years will be ticketed with the lowest
price available for that performance.
Performances are not recommended
for children under the age of six.
(Children’s shows excepted, of
course.)
Deaf and hearing-impaired patrons
may reach the Box Office through
the California RELAY Service by
calling 800-735-2922. The theatre
is also equipped with Hearing
Enhancement Assistance System
with headsets available on request.
Tax Deductible Tickets
It should be noted that the Norris
Theatre does not have an elevator.
Exchange Policy
If you are unable to attend a
performance, your unused tickets may
be donated to the Norris Center as a
tax deductible contribution. Please
return the tickets to the box office
anytime prior to the performance.
There are no refunds. Checks and
credit card charges will be deposited
upon receipt. Exchanges may
be available to Series and CYO
subscribers only. Inquire at the Box
Office at least 10 days prior to the
performance date.
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NORRIS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
27570 Crossfield Drive • Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
PAID
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
Palos Verdes
Peninsula
Permit No. 36
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