Season Brochure - Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation

16/17 SEASON
WELCOME
Every season, the Torrance Cultural Arts
Foundation works to bring the highest quality
entertainment experiences to the South Bay.
Curated especially for you, we bring touring
artists and produce special events that allow local
participation, all the while keeping the ticket
costs as low as possible, but never sacrificing the
quality of the experience.
We wouldn’t be able to provide these wonderful
experiences without the generous support of
our sponsors and donors. Thank you to our Grand
Marquis sponsor: The City of Torrance; Platinum
sponsor: Toyota Motor Sales, USA; Silver sponsor:
Robinson Helicopter Company; Bronze sponsor:
Pelican Products and PBF Energy; Underwriters:
Art to Grow On Children’s Art Center, Castle Rock
Winery and Torrance Bakery.
We continue to open the doors one hour prior to
each performance so you can meet your friends
or make new ones in an arts friendly environment.
In addition, free parking, convenient location
and great nearby eateries make joining us at the
theatre a GREAT evening (or afternoon) out.
CONTENTS
CALENDAR....................................................................................4-5
SPECIAL EVENTS......................................................................6-9
GUEST ARTISTS.....................................................................10-17
FAMILY SERIES.......................................................................18-21
STUDIO CABARET SERIES..........................................22-25
The Boy And The Beast
SF OPERA CINEMA SERIES........................................26-29
LOCAL PERFORMING ARTS COMPANIES........30-31
SPECIAL THANKS...............................................................32-33
TICKET INFORMATION...................................................34-35
Thank you for your support in keeping the arts
alive in the South Bay.
See you at the Theatre,
Dana Louise & The
Glorious Birds
Christian Wolf
Executive Director
Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation
the amazing bubbleman
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klezmer juice
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CALENDAR
2016
2017
AUGUST
JANUARY
13
Saturday, 8:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone
14
Sunday, 2:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone
20
Saturday, 8:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone
21
OCTOBER
Saturday, 2:00pm
Storytelling Workshop
13
Friday, 8:00pm
Freedom Writers
3
Friday, 7:30pm
Cabaret Showcase
Saturday, 8:00pm
Country Roads: John Denver
14
Saturday, 8:00pm
A Seed
4
Saturday, 7:30pm
Cabaret Showcase
7
Friday, 8:00pm
Carney Magic
15
Sunday, 2:00pm
Aida
11
Saturday, 2:00pm
Story Pirates
Sunday, 2:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone
8
Saturday, 8:00pm
Carney Magic
20
Friday, 7:30pm
Dana Louise & Glorious Birds
12
Sunday, 2:00pm
Madame Butterfly
26
Friday, 8:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone
14
Friday, 7:30pm
Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys
21
Saturday, 7:30pm
Dana Louise & Glorious Birds
19
27
Saturday, 8:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone
15
Saturday, 7:30pm
Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys
28
Saturday, 8:00pm
Klezmer Juice
Sunday, 7:00pm
The Classical Concert
(Los Cancioneros)
16
Sunday, 7:00pm
True Tales from the South Bay
29
Sunday, 2:00pm & 5:00pm
The Greatest Pirate Story
Never Told
25
Saturday, 8:00pm
What’s Going On: Marvin Gaye Tribute
SEPTEMBER
24
Saturday, 8:00pm
South Bay’s Got Talent
25
Sunday, 2:00pm
The Boy and The Beast
1
MARCH
Sunday, 7:00pm
Just Desserts Concert (Los Cancioneros)
22
Saturday, 8:00pm
Jewish Culture Through Music &
Memories
23
Sunday, 2:00pm
Salome
NOVEMBER
FEBRUARY
APRIL
7
Friday, 7:30pm
Louie Cruz Beltran
8
Saturday, 7:30pm
Louie Cruz Beltran
3
Friday, 7:30pm
Mandy Harvey
4
Saturday, 7:30pm
Mandy Harvey
28
Friday, 8:00pm
Rave On
5
Sunday, 7:00pm
True Tales from the South Bay
29
Saturday, 8:00pm
Pacific Coast International Short
Film Fest
30
Sunday, 7:00pm
Barrage 8
4
Friday, 7:30pm
Jen Chapin
5
Saturday, 7:30pm
Jen Chapin
11
Saturday, 2:00pm & 8:00pm
Charles Phoenix
6
Sunday, 2:00pm
La Bohème
12
Sunday, 2:00pm & 5:00pm
Amazing Bubbleman
18
Saturday, 8:00pm
Face to the Sun
25
Saturday, 8:00pm
Dancing with the South Bay Stars
JUNE
26
Sunday, 2:00pm
Rigoletto
11
DECEMBER
3
Saturday, 3:00pm
Art & Study of Taiko
4
Sunday, 2:00pm & 7:00pm
New Orleans Christmas
11
Sunday, 7:30pm
Holiday Concert (Los Cancioneros)
10
Friday, 8:00pm
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
MAY
13
Saturday, 2:00pm & 5:00pm
BMX Freestyle Team
Sunday, 7:00pm
June Finale (Los Cancioneros)
SPECIAL
EVENTS
Being in the audience sometimes isn’t enough, so our
three participatory special events give you a chance to
be in the spotlight. Sign up to perform, judge or just
enjoy the evening.
“[The director is]
the preeminent
director of theatrical
animation
in Japan today”
—Brian Camp,
Otaku USA Magazine
SOUTH BAY’S GOT
TALENT III
Saturday, September 24,
2016 • 8:00pm
Come see the best talent
that the South Bay has to offer
in our third annual regional
talent competition. Open to all
ages and all different genres
of performing. The best part is,
the audience helps decide
the winner. This is an event not
to be missed.
THE BOY AND THE BEAST
Sunday, September 25, 2016
2:00pm
Doors open at 1:00 pm. First come, first seated.
Free film screening sponsored in part by the Japan Foundation.
In Japanese with English subtitles.
THE BOY AND THE BEAST
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The latest feature film
from award-winning Japanese
director Mamoru Hosoda
(Summer Wars, Wolf Children):
When Kyuta, a young orphan
living on the streets of Shibuya,
stumbles into a fantastic
world of beasts, he’s taken in
by Kumatetsu, a gruff, rougharound-the-edges warrior
beast who has been searching
for the perfect apprentice.
Despite their constant
bickering, Kyuta and
Kumatetsu begin training
together and slowly
form a bond as surrogate
father and son. But when
a deep darkness threatens
to throw the human and
beast worlds into chaos, the
strong bond between this
unlikely pair will be put to
the ultimate test—a final
showdown that will only be
won if the two can finally
work together using all
of their combined strength
and courage.
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face to the sun
Saturday, February 18, 2017 • 8:00pm
Nakano Theatre
Free. First come first seated.
Doors open at 7:00pm; performance at 8:00pm.
STORYTELLING
WORKSHOP
Be one of the first to
witness a new play by Alison
Minami at this staged reading
directed by Michael Hagiwara.
Set in Havana at the dawn
of the Cuban Revolution,
Face to the Sun is a lyrical,
language-driven, play with a
multicultural cast. Haunted
by memories of his homeland
and fearful of another wardriven imprisonment by the
Cuban government, Hamada,
Saturday October 1, 2016
2:00pm
Nakano Theatre
Storytelling Workshop accepts 12 students to work on
their memoir writing, receive
performance tips and enjoy a
casual lunch together. The class
will perform their stories in a
show that afternoon. The total
time is four hours. The last 90
minutes of the workshop, friends
of storytellers may come to
watch the performance, or the
tellers may choose to videotape their tales. After refining
their skills, the students find
that performing in front of the
class and guests has been a
rewarding experience. And they
now have tools they can carry
forward to job interviews, first
dates or future TV guest spots!
TRUE TALES FROM
THE SOUTH BAY
Sunday, October 16, 2016
7:00pm
Sunday February 5, 2017
7:00pm
Nakano Theatre
In the style of “The Moth,”
“Story Corps” or “Mortified,”
the Torrance Cultural Arts
Foundation is proud to present
its own local storytellers along
with experienced crowdpleasing Guest Tellers.
Curated and hosted by
author/producer Mariana
Williams, each performance
will have a new set of local
stories and “All-star tellers.”
To submit your true, 6-minute
tale, send five lines to:
[email protected]
with Torrance in the subject line.
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an upstanding leader of the
Japanese Cuban community,
decides to uproot his family
and return to Japan. But
his daughter Flora is running
with a guerrilla and Isabel,
his Cuban wife, is no longer
attracted to him. Each of
them must make a choice
about love and loyalty to both
country and family.
Maxence Peniguet via Flickr
“Can you
tell your
story in 6
minutes
or less?”
DANCING WITH
THE SOUTH BAY
STARS VI
Saturday, February 25,
2017 • 8:00pm
Join us for this annual
extra-special event where
local South Bay community
stars, paired with professional
dancers, compete to
raise funds for their favorite
nonprofits.
PACIFIC COAST
INTERNATIONAL
SHORT FILM
FESTIVAL III
Saturday April 29, 2017
8:00pm
At the third annual
International Short Film Festival,
the audience selects the “Best
of the Fest”! Come and see
the work of the best and the
brightest young filmmakers
from around the globe.
torrancearts.org
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GUEST
ARTISTS
Enjoy world-class entertainment in
Torrance’s own backyard.
RAVE ON
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A Celebration of Jewish
CultureThrough Music & Memories
“This is not just a John Denver
Tribute—this show is truly an
amazing experience! The music and
spirit of John Denver amazed and
thrilled the audience!!”
– And Magazine
COUNTRY ROADS:
A TRIBUTE TO JOHN DENVER
Saturday, October 22, 2016 • 8:00pm
COUNTRY ROADS:
A TRIBUTE TO JOHN
DENVER
Saturday October 1, 2016 • 8:00pm
BACK BY OVERWHELMING
DEMAND!
Looking like entertainment
icon John Denver is one thing.
Sounding like him, too, is—
well, comparable to a “Rocky
Mountain High” for
the incomparable singersongwriter Rick Schuler.
Rick has assembled a
band and show that capture
the essence of the legendary
musician in every respect.
Rick’s Denver-inspired
“Country Roads” lead him to
Aspen, Colorado, where he
attended his first John Denver
tribute (the 13th annual) in
memory of the popular
entertainer’s life and music.
During the course of the
two-day event, Rick met
several of Denver’s former
band mates and close friends
who were nothing short of
astonished by the similarities
the two shared in look, sound
and musical talent.
Whether you’re a Denver
devotee or not, you’ll want
to catch Rick Schuler’s
upcoming performance. Rest
assured you’ll leave singing
his praises and Thanking God
for this Country Boy’s truly
amazing talent.
This celebration showcases
90-year-old survivor of
Auschwitz concentration
camp, Cantor David S. Wisnia. Wisnia’s vocal talent
contributed to his survival
during the Holocaust as recounted in his recently
published memoir: One
Voice, Two Lives. Wisnia began
singing in synagogue choirs
and was a featured child
soloist in pre-World War II
Poland’s largest synagogue,
the Progressive Tlumacki
Synagogue. His repertoire
includes Yiddish show tunes,
liturgical, and popular music.
Wisnia’s grandson, singersongwriter and pianist Avi
Wisnia, joins his grandfather
onstage. The program features
two visiting cantorial soloists,
Rivka Iza Foremniak and
Menachem Piotr Mirski from
the renewed Progressive
Jewish community, Beit Polska
in Poland.
Cantor Mike Stein, of
Temple Aliyah in Woodland
Hills, is internationally
celebrated for his musical
talent and energy. Cantor Paul
Buch of Temple Beth Israel
in Pomona is an outstanding
cantorial voice. The vocalists
will be supported by an
instrumental ensemble from
UCLA, under the supervision of
Neal Brostoff. Sponsored in part by Jewish Renewal in Poland/Beit Polska;
Temple Aliyah of Woodland Hills; Temple Beth Israel of Pomona;
and UCLA Mickey Katz Endowed Chair in Jewish Music
countryroadsjohndenvertribute.com
CARNEY MAGIC: A Show about
Mentors, Secrets, and the Beauty
of a Perfect Illusion
ART & STUDY
OF TAIKO
Friday, October 7, 2016 & Saturday, October 8, 2016
8:00pm
Saturday December 3,
2016 • 3:00pm
Nakano Theatre
Carney Magic is a theatre
show that blends mindblowing sleight of hand with
intelligence, taste, and wit,
into a unique evening of
pure entertainment. This is
definitely NOT your typical
“magic show.” Carney’s
approach is smart, engaging,
and often hilarious.
Pinballing between
jaunty comedic riffs and
astonishing sleight of hand,
Carney will have you reeling
with his hilarious audience
participation segments,
as well as his embodiment of
multiple characters.
Regarded by his peers as
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one of the top sleight-of-hand
performers in the world,
Carney has won more awards from Hollywood’s Magic
Castle than anyone in
its history, as well as the
Academy of Magical Arts’
prestigious Masters Performing
Fellowship.
You won’t see any big
boxes, tigers, dancing girls or
lasers: Just a quirky, likable
guy, cracking-wise and doing
some pretty amazing things
… and all the while, you’ll be
laughing yourself silly.
A Celebration of Jewish Culture
Through Music & Memories
carney magic
Art & Study of TaIKo
Staff and students of
Asano Taiko US and LATI
(Los Angeles Taiko Institute)
present contemporary
and traditionally inspired taiko
repertoire in their end-ofyear recital. Performances are
interspersed with explanations
of the roots and context of
taiko, a demonstration of the
“kuchishoga” aural teaching
method, and commentary
on the challenges of learning
Japanese drums.
carneymagic.com
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A SEED
(Ichi-ryu Man-bai)
Saturday, January 14, 2017
8:00pm
Inspired by Japanese
mythology, A SEED connects
us to the spirit of gratitude. It’s
a bountiful harvest celebrated
with ravishing performances
by legendary Japanese hand
drum player, Saburo Mochizuki,
Grammy Award-winning
koto player Yukiko Matsuyama,
the Wadaiko team Indora,
Japanese and Baliasi dance
groups, flower arrangement
and a beautiful kimono show.
A SEED blends the
excitement and traditions
of contemporary Japanese
culture into a sensual feast
for the mind and spirit.
NEW ORLEANS
CHRISTMAS WITH
JEFF BORDES AND
FRIENDS
Sunday, December 4, 2016
2:00 & 7:00pm
Back by popular demand,
A New Orleans Christmas
with Jeff Bordes and Friends is
a heartwarming holiday show
mixing the spirit of Christmas with
the soul of New Orleans. The whole family will love
the lively arrangements of
seasonal favorites led by jazz
trumpeter Jeff Bordes. The show
will feature special guests and
will leave you dancing the Second
Line in the aisles! a seed
NEW ORLEANS CHRISTMAS WITH
JEFF BORDES AND FRIENDS
FREEDOM WRITERS
Stories from an Undeclared War
Friday, January 13, 2017
8:00pm
Stories from an Undeclared
War is a powerful documentary
that tells the story of 150 at-risk
Long Beach students who were
once considered unteachable.
Inspired by teacher
Erin Gruwell and the writings
of Anne Frank, the students
discover a new way to express
themselves. The documentary
follows the students’ story
from the first day of freshman
year in 1994 to the present
day. In a racially divided
community where adolescents
klezmer juice
have been exposed to drugs,
gang warfare, and homicides,
Gruwell makes it her goal
to teach the students to put
down their fists and guns
and to pick up a pen. To do
this, she juxtaposes their typical
reality in urban America with
some of the worst examples
of man’s inhumanity to man.
The once-hardened teens have
an epiphany that they live in
an undeclared war, and writing
becomes their salvation.
KLEZMER JUICE
Saturday January 28, 2017
8:00pm
Klezmer Juice is vibrant
Yiddish soul imbued with
musical influences both old
and new from around the
world. Representing a new
generation of Jewish soul
musicians, the youthful group
members see themselves
as torchbearers of an ancient
traditional craft that unites
generations in spirit, offering
fresh interpretations of
traditional tunes.
A conversation with Erin Gruwell and several of the original
Freedom Writers will follow the screening.
freedomwritersfoundation.org
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FREEDOM WRITERS: Stories from an Undeclared War
klezmerjuice.net
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HYPNOTIC BRASS ENSEMBLE
Friday, February 10, 2017 • 8:00pm
Hailing from from
Chicago’s South Side, Hypnotic
Brass Ensemble is a group
of seven brothers who come
from an extraordinary musical
family. The band freely mix
the brass band tradition with
generous doses of hip hop,
soul and funk, creating
an intoxicating and boisterous
blend that is just barely
contained on their newest
release Fly: The Customs
Prelude. They have toured
What’s Going On:
The Marvin Gaye
Experience
throughout Europe, Asia,
Australia, Africa and South
America and played
with everyone from Prince,
Mos Def, Mick Jones
(The Clash) and Damon
Albarn (Blur, Gorillaz).
They’ve performed at
Coachella, WOMAD AU, Jazz
at Lincoln Center, the Sydney
Opera House and Carnegie
Hall. Their song, “War,” was
featured in the blockbuster hit
movie, Hunger Games.
RAVE ON
“the second coming
of Marvin Gaye”
Friday, April 28, 2017
8:00pm
WHAT’S GOING ON:
THE MARVIN GAYE EXPERIENCE
Saturday, March 25, 2017 • 8:00pm
What’s Going On: The
Marvin Gaye Experience
is Brian Owen’s tribute to the
legendary artist and includes
music selections that span
Gaye’s music-making career.
Early solo hits like “Can I Get
a Witness” and “I Heard It
Through the Grapevine” share
space with “You’re All I Need
to Get By” and other classic
duets. And any Marvin Gaye
song list would be incomplete
without perennial (and
challenging) crowd-pleasers
like “Let’s Get It On” or “Got To
hypnoticbrassensemble.com
Give It Up.”
Soul man Brian Owens
is often referred to as
the “second coming of
Marvin Gaye.” Owens, who has
performed at the White
House for First Lady Michelle
Obama, dazzles audiences
with performances that are full
of soul and love well beyond
his peers of today. His refined
style combining classic soul
with a slight modern touch
is why audiences everywhere
are calling him the new voice
of American soul.
brianowenssoul.com/mge
Rave On reinvents the
ordinary tribute show with an
electrifying, high-energy, rock
‘n’ roll extravaganza featuring
America’s Premiere Buddy Holly
interpreter, Billy McGuigan,
who is a dead-ringer for the
legendary rocker, and is backed
by the rockin’ Rave On Band.
Their incredible musicianship
ignites the stage and
breathes new life into the
music of Buddy Holly.
In this rock ‘n’ roll tour-deforce, audiences will experience
all the thrills of a Buddy Holly
concert reimagined—including
such hits as “Peggy Sue,”
“Raining in My Heart,” “It’s So
Easy,” “That’ll Be the Day,” “True
Love Ways,” “Oh Boy” and, of
course, “Rave On.” But that’s only
part of it! In a unique twist, Billy
as ‘Buddy’ celebrates the birth of
an era and pays homage to his
fellow rockers Jerry Lee Lewis,
Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Ritchie
Valens and The Big Bopper.
billymcguigan.com/rave-on
hypnotic brass ensemble
CHARLES PHOENIX: THIS IS AMERICANA!
Live Comedy Slide Show
Performance Celebrating
Classic and Kitschy American
Life and Style!
rave on
Saturday, February 11, 2017
2:00 & 8:00pm
Ambassador of Americana
Charles Phoenix supercharges
the classic living room slide
show into a laugh-out-loud
celebration of spectacular midcentury car culture, space age
oddities, roadside attractions,
festive fashions, outrageous
architecture, theme parks, and
much, much more.
With his keen expertise,
unbridled enthusiasm, and
eagle eye for oddball detail,
Phoenix lavishes insightful
commentary on vintage “found”
charlesphoenix.com
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BARRAGE 8
Sunday April 30, 2017
7:00pm
With an exciting mix of
contemporary World music and
pulsating modern rhythms, the
hip Barrage 8 has taken the
music world by storm. Featuring
all the instruments in the
modern string family (the “8” in
the name is a reimagining of the
string octet: 4 violins, 2 violas,
cello, and double bass), the
group drives a rich sonic palette
and invigorating stage show. Kodachrome slides, his highoctane road trip adventures,
latest eye-popping test kitchen
creations and “best of guide”
to local attractions, past and
present.
Don’t miss this funfilled, action packed, crazy
kaleidoscope or retro
pop culture all in glorious
Kodachrome COLOR!
Be prepared for your
American pride to swell, your
imagination to be inspired,
and your spirit to soar!
barrage8.com
CHARLES PHOENIX
barrage 8
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FAMILY
SERIES
Spend some quality time with your family as
your children discover the excitement of a live
performance. Come early or stay late to take
part in an art project provided by Art To Grow
On – Children’s Art Center, Inc.
BMX Freestyle Team:
The Ultimate BMX Stunt
Show Experience
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THE GREATEST
PIRATE STORY
NEVER TOLD
Sunday, January 29, 2017
2:00 & 5:00pm
It’s Pirates of the Caribbean
meets Whose Line Is it Anyway?
Flung into the future by a
bumbling Sea Witch, a crew of
misfit pirates now has only one
chance of returning home: By
performing the greatest pirate
epic ever seen onstage! There’s
only one problem: Half the
script is missing! The crew fills
in the blanks and improvises a
brand-new musical adventure
based on audience suggestions!
STORY PIRATES
“Non-stop Laughter!
A Must-See!”
Saturday, March 11, 2017
2:00pm
All new show with more
new stories from local children.
Story Pirates celebrates
creative writing by students
from coast to coast in a
loud, hilarious sketch comedy
musical performed by
professional improvisers and
musicians. The show is based
entirely on stories written
by elementary school students,
and part of the show is made
up on the spot by the kids
in the audience! Story Pirates
will delight and surprise
with puppets, enlivening songs
and outrageous sketches,
all the while motivating kids
to pick up a pencil and
write down their own fantastic
adventures. Story topics run
the gamut from kung fu ninja
babies fighting crime to cats
flying and tickle monsters who
rule the world.
–TheMamaMaven.com
greatestpiratestory.com
story pirates
storypirates.org
THE GREATEST PIRATE STORY NEVER TOLD
THE AMAZING
BUBBLEMAN
BMX Freestyle
Team
The Ultimate
BMX Stunt Show
Experience
Sunday, February 12, 2017
2:00 & 5:00pm
the amazing
bubbleman
Louis Pearl has been
thrilling audiences around the
world for nearly 30 years with
the art, magic, science and fun
of bubbles.
An Edinburgh Fringe
Festival favorite, he has sold
out every year for the last
eight years. Louis explores the
breath-taking dynamics of
bubbles, combining comedy
and artistry with audience
participation and enough
spellbinding bubble tricks to
keep everyone mesmerized.
From square bubbles,
bubbles inside bubbles, fogfilled bubbles, giant bubbles,
bubble volcanoes, tornados
and trampolines to people
inside bubbles, the Amazing
Bubble Man conjures shrieks
of laughter and gasps of
amazement from all ages.
amazingbubbleman.com
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
2:00 & 5:00pm
Robert Castillo’s BMX
Freestyle Team features some
of today’s best action-sports
athletes in a nonstop, actionpacked stunt show. These World
Class BMX Superstars put
on a show that you won’t soon
forget. Exciting, Entertaining
and Memorable, giving you
the “Ultimate BMX Freestyle
Stunt Show Experience.”
bmxfreestyleteam.com
BMX Freestyle Team
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STUDIO
CABARET
SERIES
Janet Klein &
Her Parlor Boys
Friday and Saturday
October 14 & 15, 2016
7:30pm
Bearing an ever-expanding
repertoire of, as she puts it,
“obscure, lovely and naughty
songs from the 1910s, ‘20s and
‘30s,” Janet Klein is a musical
archaeologist hiding in the
body of an F. Scott Fitzgerald
heroine. Her music is as
timeless as her personality.
This is a show you won’t want
to miss.
janetklein.com
Relax in the intimate setting of the
Nakano Theatre at four-seat cocktail
tables and enjoy a delicious dinner
provided by Chef Peter Carpenter
of Gourmet to You.… and don’t
forget to save room for some of the
amazing goodies from Torrance
Bakery available at intermission.
Doors open at 6:30pm
Curtain at 7:30pm
Reserved tables are available to
season subscribers by contacting
the Foundation office. All other
seats are General Admission.
Dinners prepared by
Dinner Menu: Chicken in wild
mushroom sauce, Basmati rice,
sautéed French green beans,
Italian green salad
Jen Chapin
Friday and Saturday
November 4 & 5, 2016
7:30pm
The legacy of storytelling
continues. Daughter of famed
singer/songwriter Harry Chapin,
Jen Chapin’s music is urban
folk soul—story songs that search
for community and shared
meaning, powered by the funk
and improvisation of the city.
Critics have hailed her work as
“brilliant... soulfully poetic” (NPR),
“thoughtful ... worth-savoring”
(People), “addictive” (Boston
Globe), “smart, observant,
lyrically deft, politically aware
and emotionally intuitive.”
(Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel)
jenchapin.com
Dinner Menu: Cheese ravioli with
roasted chicken & grilled asparagus
with fresh roasted tomato sauce,
mixed green salad with lemon chive
dressing, grilled cumin carrot and
fennel salad
jen chapin
Mandy Harvey
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Dana Louise & The
Glorious Birds
Cabaret
Showcase
“Dana Louise is
something special
… nothing short of
magical.”
Friday and Saturday
January 20 & 21, 2017
7:30pm
The daughter of Ezra Idlet
of the Grammy-nominated
Trout Fishing in America,
Dana Louise is a new songstress
astonishing audiences with
her vibrant, melodic vocals,
adept finger-picking and cool
sound. Now touring her debut
album, she is joined by the
Glorious Birds—Adams Collins
(vibraphone and 5-string banjo),
Ezra Idlet and Keith Grimwood
(Trout Fishing in America/guitar,
percussion and bass).
Drawing from jazz and
bluegrass, and carrying a
contemporary beat, the sound is
roots-flung-into-the-future folk.
Dana Louise & the Glorious Birds
work to leave their audiences
glowing with the magic music
can bring: genuine human
connection.
Friday and Saturday
March 3 & 4, 2017
7:30pm
Under the guidance of
legendary keyboardist Joel
Gaines, several new artists will
perform sets specifically designed
for this series.
Joel has toured around the
world, accompanying musical
giants such as Gladys Knight,
Anita Baker, Ronnie Laws,
Barry White, Chaka Khan, Donna
Summer, Tony Orlando and
Dawn, Melba Moore, The Platters,
Sister Sledge, Bobby Vinton,
The Temptations, and many
others. Joel will work with these
new artists to make sure they
give an exceptional performance
for discriminating tastes.
—Doug Treadway for
Nightflying
Cabaret Showcase
joelgainesmusic.com
Louie Cruz Beltran
Dinner Menu: Guinness beef stew
with vegetables, buttered egg
noodles, spinach salad
danalouisemusic.com
Dinner Menu: Chicken au jus,
ratatouille, roasted red potatoes,
chunky Greek salad
“Louie Cruz Beltran
and his band are
stunners... mixing
Afro-Cuban rhythms
and R&B influences that
will move and dazzle
you...a passion for playing
music ... check out
Beltran’s fiery percussion
skills.” –OC Weekly
Dana Louise & The Glorious Birds
Mandy Harvey
Friday and Saturday, February 3 & 4, 2017
7:30pm
“From the first note, Mandy
Harvey tames her audience into
stunned appreciation as she
glides pitch-perfect from breathy
jazz standard to growling blues ….
At show’s end the audience is on
its feet. Some know the secret.
Harvey has not heard any of it—
not the applause, not the talent
of the musicians who shared the
stage, not her own incredible
voice.” – Los Angeles Times
Mandy Harvey is a deaf
American jazz singer and
songwriter. A Vocal Music
Education major at Colorado
State University, Mandy lost
her residual hearing, due to
a neurological disorder, in
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Louie Cruz Beltran
2006-2007 at age 18 and left
the program. She pursued
several career options, including
education, but returned to
music in 2008. She quickly
became a regular performer
at Jay’s Bistro in Fort Collins and
then branched out to having
regular concerts at Dazzle Jazz
Lounge in Denver (Top 100 Jazz
venues in the world).
mandyharveymusic.com
Dinner Menu: Penne Bolognaise,
grilled vegetable medley, Italian
salad with garbanzo beans
Friday and Saturday, April 7 & 8, 2017
7:30pm
Mandy Harvey
A Studio Cabaret favorite!
Blending Afro Cuban rhythms
with Jazz, Latin Jazz, Pop
and R&B influences, Louie
Cruz Beltran is an entertainer
at heart—an entertainer
who is also a superbly skilled
conguero, timbalero
and vocalist. In short, Louie
is the complete package.
Variety called Louie’s Playboy
Jazz Festival performance
“... a triumph... a sharp,
uncluttered Jazz ensemble.”
Performingartslive.com
said “...percolating percussion,
catchy refrains and fiery
arrangements, and a passion
for fun.”
louiecruzbeltran.com
Dinner Menu: Chicken Vera Cruz, Spanish rice, Caesar salad with roasted
corn and sun-dried tomatoes, vegetables
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SAN
FRANCISCO
OPERA
CINEMA SERIES
The San Francisco Opera has taken the year
off from offering new cinema operas so we are
proud that they are letting us bring you the
best of the best performances from the last six
years. These five operas were digitally recorded
with multiple cameras and will be played back
in high-definition Blu-Ray and stereo sound.
sfopera.com
At intermission, enjoy a glass of wine in the
lobby or watch behind-the-scenes interviews
onscreen.
“[Madame Butterfly is]...a
compelling and almost
breathlessly taut rendition
of this timeless tragedy. . . .
Patricia Racette’s portrayal is an
incendiary performance.”
(San Francisco Chronicle)
madame butterfly
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SALOME
AIDA
Sunday October 23, 2016 • 2:00pm
Sunday January 15, 2017 • 2:00pm
by Richard Strauss
by Giuseppe Verdi
Sung in Italian with English supertitles
Considered scandalous
when it premiered a century
ago with its provocative
“Dance of the Seven Veils,”
Richard Strauss’ adaptation
of Oscar Wilde’s play has not
lost its ability to shock. Set in
Biblical times, this erotically
charged opera centers
on a tangled triangle: the
persecuted John the Baptist,
a lecherous King Herod and
the monarch’s pathologically
seductive stepdaughter,
Salome.
German soprano Nadja
Michael is “mesmerizing
throughout” in the title
role (The New York Times),
opposite bass-baritone Greer
Grimsley “as a thunderous
and dramatically compelling
Jokanaan, [and] tenor Kim
Begley is a magnificent Herod,
singing with precision and
tonal brilliance” (San Francisco
Chronicle). Music Director
Nicola Luisotti conducted
“with flair and muscle. The
orchestral playing was
powerful and richly colored”
(San Francisco Chronicle). Codirected by Seán Curran and
James Robinson.
“All the zesty blood lust of
a good vampire movie…bravely
and marvelously macabre!”
–The New York Times
The grandest of grand
operas, and a brilliant balance
of spectacular pageantry
and emotional intimacy. A
bitter love triangle plays itself
out against a backdrop of war
and cultural oppression in this
compelling tale of conflicting
loyalties and forbidden passion.
As Aida, soprano Micaela
Carosi’s “voice wasn’t only
luminous; she was alive in
the role ... every fear, frustration
and outburst of love registered
in her voice, face, body”
(San Jose Mercury News).
Tenor Marcello Giordani plays
Radames, “mustering a ringing
sound and suitably ardent
phrasing” in the opera’s clima
(San Francisco Chronicle).
MADAME
BUTTERFLY
AIDA
Sunday March 12, 2017
2:00pm
SALOME
by Giacomo Puccini
Sung in Italian with English
subtitles
LA BOHÈME
MADAME BUTTERFLY
LA BOHÈME
One of the world’s most
beloved and dramatic operas,
Madame Butterfly is a classic
tale of colliding hearts and
cultures set in 19th century
Japan. Internationally
acclaimed soprano Patricia
Racette is Cio-Cio-San, a
geisha tragically torn between
two worlds and forced to
make the ultimate sacrifice.
Company Music Director
Donald Runnicles conducts
the San Francisco Opera
Orchestra and Chorus in
this stirring production that
features some of Puccini’s
most popular music.
Sunday November 6, 2016 • 2:00pm
by Giacomo Puccini
Sung in Italian with English subtitles
RIGOLETTO
“This is opera
truly not to be
missed.”
(San Francisco Examiner)
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Nicola Luisotti, San
Francisco Opera’s music
director and a master of the
Italian repertoire, conducts
Puccini’s most beloved opera.
This heartwarming story of
starving artists falling in and
out of love in 19th century
Paris is a seamless mix of
romantic passion, poignant
tragedy and high-spirited
fun. The outstanding cast
is headed by superstar
Romanian soprano Angela
Gheorghiu as the ill-fated
Mimì and by Polish tenor Piotr
Beczala as her lover, the poet
Rodolfo. Recorded Fall 2008,
War Memorial Opera House,
San Francisco.
“Audiences adore
‘La Bohème,’ and the
San Francisco Opera’s latest
revival makes it easy to
see why…. Glorious singing,
gripping music and a
touching love story ... were on
brilliant display.” –(San Jose
Mercury News)
RIGOLETTO
Sunday February 26, 2017 • 2:00pm
Music by Giuseppe Verdi; Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave
Sung in Italian with English supertitles
One of opera’s most vivid
and compelling characters,
a vengeful court jester,
desperately tries to protect
his daughter from disaster in
this heart-wrenching tragedy.
The first of two world-class
casts led by Music Director
Nicola Luisotti stars Željko
Lučić, “whose vocal artistry is
exceptional” (The New York
Times); Aleksandra Kurzak,
“a superstar in the making”
(The Guardian, London);
and, as the lecherous Duke,
Francesco Demuro, “whose
“A powerful,
rhythmically
exciting Rigoletto.”
–San Francisco
Examiner
open, bright, superbly focused
tone was reminiscent of
Pavarotti” (Opera News).
Aleksandra Kurzak “was
nothing short of remarkable.”
–San Francisco Chronicle
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TOCA SUPPORTS
OTHER LOCAL
PERFORMING ARTS
COMPANIES
WINNER OF 5 TONY AWARDS!
DRAMA DESK AWARD
WINNER for BEST MUSICAL!
Torrance Theatre Company presents
The Drowsy Chaperone
August 13, 20, 26 and 27 at 8:00pm
August 14 and 21 at 2:00pm
The Drowsy Chaperone is a
loving send-up of the Jazz-age
musical featuring one showstopping song and dance
number after another.
With the houselights down,
a man in a chair appears on
stage and puts on his favorite
record: the cast recording of
a fictitious 1928 musical. The
recording comes to life and
The Drowsy Chaperone begins
In an effort to let you know about other
entertainment experiences Torrance has to offer,
we are proud to highlight these organizations.
“THE PERFECT
BROADWAY
MUSICAL!”
-New York Magazine as the man in the chair looks
on. Mix in two lovers on the eve
of their wedding, a bumbling
best man, a desperate theatre
producer, a not-so-bright
hostess, two gangsters posing
as pastry chefs, a misguided
Don Juan and an intoxicated
chaperone, and you have the
ingredients for an evening of
madcap delight.
Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison
Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar
Directed by Glenn Kelman
Musical Direction by Bradley Hampton
Choreography by Christopher Albrecht
torrancetheatrecompany.com
Los Cancioneros Master Chorale
2016-17 Concert Season lcmasterchorale.com
Just Desserts
Concert
Sunday, October 16, 2016
7:00pm
Followed by a buffet of
scrumptious desserts provided
by the singers
“A Musical Menu” –
accompanied by orchestra.
A whimsical a la carte with
edibles in mind, such as Chili
Con Carne, Tuna, Mashed
Potato, Cabbage, tarragon,
thyme and others, deliciously
performed.
Holiday Concert
June Finale
Sunday, December 11, 2016
7:30pm
Sunday, June 11, 2017
7:00pm
“A Joyful Holiday Festival” –
accompanied by orchestra.
Glorious seasonal favorites,
including Hodie, Gloria, O Nata
Lux, and Memley’s Magnificat.
After Intermission, a “most
wonderful time of the year,”
with Sherman’s Hannukah
song and variations on Jingle
Bells.
“East Meets West” –
accompanied by a professional
combo.
The exotic greets the
familiar, with Brian Tate’s
original and nostalgic works
and Quintana’s lively Mass
for Two Worlds. After
Intermission, Allan Petker’s
Touch, a 3-movement
multi-media work based
on the paintings of He Qi,
a contemporary Chinese
Christian artist.
The Classical
Concert
Sunday, March 19, 2017
7:00pm
“Mozart and Jenkins” –
accompanied by orchestra
Classics of very different eras
– Mozart’s Coronation Mass and,
after Intermission, selections
from Jenkins’ Stabat Mater.
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TOYOTA is proud to support the
Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation.
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TORRANCE
CULTURAL ARTS
FOUNDATION
BOARD
Executive Committee
Nancy Mannon,
President
Ellenmary Michel,
Vice President
Daniel Ashcraft,
Secretary
Birgit Snodgrass,
Treasurer
Merrietta Fong,
Member At Large
Board of Directors
Jean Adelsman
Betsy Brien
Athena Cormier
Heidi Cunningham
Owen Griffith, Board
Member Emeritus
Milton Herring
Tammy Khan
Sherry Kramer
Advisory Board
Heidi Ashcraft
Jonathan Beutler
Shannon Dean
Scott Douglas
Donna Duperron
Steve Fechner
Patrick Furey
Mikko Haggott-Henson
Dee Hardison
George Mannon, EdD
Ken Miller
George Nakano
Steve Napolitano
Bill Oberholzer
Ted Porter
Frank Scotto
Mark Smith
Ritas Smith
Staff
Christian Wolf,
Executive Director
Sharon Sapigao,
Administration
Susan Lyon,
Artist Hospitality
Betsy Medvedovsky,
Graphic Design
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SPECIAL
THANKS
2016-2017 SEASON
SPONSORS
$50,000 — Grand Marquis
+
City of Torrance
$25,000 — Platinum
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A.
$10,000 — Silver
Robinson Helicopter Company
$5,000 — Bronze
Pelican Products
PBF Energy
Underwriters
FRIENDS OF TORRANCE
CULTURAL ARTS FOUNDATION
Producers
Leilani Kimmel-Dagostino
Tammy Khan
Dolores Charroux
Patricia Kromka
Sherry & Ian Kramer
Merrietta Fong
Hiromu J. Kuno/QuinStar
Technology, Inc.
Richard Kuhns
Eleanor Land
Carol & Tom Miller
Susann Norton
Directors
Gene & Linda Barnett
Betty Moye
Angels
Fred & Ann Peitzman
Mary P. Miller
Ken & Judy Miller
Dr. Anil S. Muhammed
Diana Nakashima
Janet Neu
Bill Oberholzer
Old Torrance
Neighborhood
Association
Dan & Heidi Ashcraft
Andrea & Ron Perez
Brian & Heidi
Cunningham
Janice Plank
Nancy Richards
Gary Delaney
Mike Terre
Malaga Bank
Ray & Estela Uchima
Carol Risher
Ted & Carolyn Porter
Fans
Ray & Gail Roulette
Richard Smisek
Earl & Shirley Clark
George & Rosemary
Zettler
Howard & Pearl Davis
Ellenmary Michel
Children’s Art Center, Inc.
Jean Adelsman
AND THANK YOU FOR
ALL YOUR SUPPORT!
George & Nancy Mannon
Sidley Austin LLP
Friends
Torrance Bakery
Rod & Crystal Macdonell
Frank & Marilyn Miles
Art To Grow On
Castle Rock Winery
Chuck Lobb
Gerald Marcil
Kathleen Davis
Wayne Eads
Carl & Marcia Gehrt
Bob & Kay Anderson
Keri Gilbert & Jim
Ahumada
Mary Ann Bradford &
Maurine Swilley
Bob Habel & Mary
Hoffman
Ann & Marty Gallagher
Lowell & Dee Hardison
Gary & Diane Hastings
William & Mary Lou
Hayden
Milton S. Herring
Glen & Fumiko Isobe
Carl & Lenor Pearlston
Peter & Vicki Pellerito
Gerald Ronan
Alex & Mei Ling See
Birgit Snodgrass
Hazel Taniguchi
Maxine Trevethen
Juno & Ethel Uyematsu
Dorothy Warner-Jeheber
Kurt Weideman
& Sue Golden
Christian & Robin Wolf
Cynthia Woodruff-Neer
Kathryn Joiner
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or call us—(310) 378-8100 for some
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WITH YOUR TIME
The Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation
is always looking for volunteers.
Opportunities in concessions, marketing
and other areas are available. For
more information, please contact the
Foundation office at (310) 378-8100 or
[email protected]
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TICKET DONATIONS
If you can’t attend a performance, donate
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Center Foundation as a tax-deductible
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advance of the performance.
Call (310) 378-8100 for details.
section 3
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or [email protected]
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Tickets must be exchanged no less than
seven days before the performance, for the
same number of tickets of equal or lesser
value. The subscriber pays the difference
if the new ticket price is greater than the
originally purchased ticket.
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section 1
Buy tickets to three or more shows (not
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TICKETS FOR CHILDREN
All patrons, including infants on
laps, must have tickets to be seated.
With the exception of the Family
Friendly performances, shows are not
recommended for children under age ten.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
The Arts Center staff makes every effort to
accommodate patrons with special needs.
Limited wheelchair seating is available in a
variety of locations in both the Armstrong
and Nakano Theatres. Please indicate
any special needs on the order form or
indicate when calling the box office.
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TICKET INFO & ORDER FORM
EVENT
DATE
TIME
SECTION 1
QTY
SECTION 2
QTY
SECTION 3
QTY
TOTAL
GUEST ARTIST SERIES
Country Roads: A Tribute to John Denver
Saturday, October 01, 2016
8:00pm
$30.00
Carney Magic
Friday, October 07, 2016
8:00pm
$25.00
$
Carney Magic
Saturday, October 08, 2016
8:00pm
$25.00
$
A Celebration of Jewish Culture
Through Music & Memories
Saturday, October 22, 2016
8:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
Art & Study of Taiko
Saturday, December 03, 2016
3:00pm
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$
New Orleans Christmas
Sunday, December 04, 2016
2:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
New Orleans Christmas
Sunday, December 04, 2016
7:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
Freedom Writers
Friday, January 13, 2017
8:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
$25.00
$20.00
$
A Seed (Ichi-ryu Man-bai)
Saturday, January 14, 2017
8:00pm
$40.00
$35.00
$30.00
$
Klezmer Juice
Saturday, January 28, 2017
8:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
Friday, February 10, 2017
8:00pm
$35.00
$30.00
$25.00
$
Charles Phoenix
Saturday, February 11, 2017
2:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
Charles Phoenix
Saturday, February 11, 2017
8:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
What's Going On: Marvin Gaye Experience
Saturday, March 25, 2017
8:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
Rave On
Friday, April 28, 2017
8:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
Barrage 8
Sunday, April 30, 2017
7:00pm
$30.00
$25.00
$20.00
$
FAMILY SERIES
Greatest Pirate Story
Sunday, January 29, 2017
2:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
Greatest Pirate Story
Sunday, January 29, 2017
5:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
Amazing Bubbleman
Sunday, February 12, 2017
2:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
Amazing Bubbleman
Sunday, February 12, 2017
5:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
Story Pirates
Saturday, March 11, 2017
2:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
BMX Freestyle Team
Saturday, May 13, 2017
2:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
BMX Freestyle Team
Saturday, May 13, 2017
5:00pm
$20.00
$15.00
$10.00
$
SF OPERA CINEMA SERIES
GENERAL
QTY
Salome
Sunday, October 23, 2016
2:00pm
$17.50
$
La Bohème
Sunday, November 06, 2016
2:00pm
$17.50
$
Aida
Sunday, January 15, 2017
2:00pm
$17.50
$
Rigoletto
Sunday, February 26, 2017
2:00pm
$17.50
$
Madame Butterfly
Sunday, March 12, 2017
2:00pm
$17.50
$
STUDIO CABARET SERIES Tables can be reserved for the series.
Please contact the TOCA office for more information.
NO
DINNER
QTY
WITH
DINNER
QTY
Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys
Friday, October 14, 2016
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Janet Klein & Her Parlor Boys
Saturday, October 15, 2016
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Jen Chapin
Friday, November 04, 2016
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Jen Chapin
Saturday, November 05, 2016
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Dana Louise & Glorious Birds
Friday, January 20, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Dana Louise & Glorious Birds
Saturday, January 21, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Mandy Harvey
Friday, February 03, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Mandy Harvey
Saturday, February 04, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Cabaret Showcase
Friday, March 03, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Cabaret Showcase
Saturday, March 04, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Louie Cruz Beltran
Friday, April 07, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
Louie Cruz Beltran
Saturday, April 08, 2017
7:30pm
$33.00
$48.00
$
South Bay's Got Talent
Saturday, September 24, 2016
8:00pm
$25.00
$20.00
$15.00
$
Dancing with the South Bay Stars
Saturday, February 25, 2017
8:00pm
$65.00
$45.00
$35.00
$
Pacific Coast International Short Film Fest
Saturday, April 29, 2017
8:00pm
$10.00
$10.00
$10.00
$
Storytelling Workshop
Saturday, October 01, 2016
2:00pm
$30.00
$
True Tales from the South Bay
Sunday, October 16, 2016
7:00pm
$10.00
$
True Tales from the South Bay
Sunday, February 05, 2017
7:00pm
$10.00
$
SPECIAL EVENTS
SEASON SUBSCRIBER DISCOUNT: Please deduct 10% from your total order if you purchased 3 or more TOCA shows.
TAX DEDUCTIBLE GIFT: I would like to support the Foundation so it can continue to bring quality art experiences to the South Bay.
TOTAL
COMMUNITY GROUPS Sorry, community group performances do not get the
TOCA season subscription discount.
GENERAL
ADM.
$
QTY
LOS CANCIONEROS MASTER CHORALE
Just Desserts Concert
Sunday, October 16, 2016
7:00pm
$25.00
$
Holiday Concert
Sunday, December 11, 2016
7:30pm
$25.00
$
The Classical Concert
Sunday, March 19, 2017
7:00pm
$25.00
$
June Finale
Sunday, June 11, 2017
7:00pm
$25.00
$
THE TORRANCE THEATRE COMPANY
ADULT
QTY
SENIOR/
STUDENT
QTY
CHILDREN
QTY
The Drowsy Chaperone
Saturday, August 13, 2016
8:00pm
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$
The Drowsy Chaperone
Sunday, August 14, 2016
2:00pm
$35.00
$30.00
$25.00
$
The Drowsy Chaperone
Saturday, August 20, 2016
8:00pm
$35.00
$30.00
$25.00
$
The Drowsy Chaperone
Sunday, August 21, 2016
2:00pm
$35.00
$30.00
$25.00
$
The Drowsy Chaperone
Friday, August 26, 2016
8:00pm
$35.00
$30.00
$25.00
$
The Drowsy Chaperone
Saturday, August 27, 2016
8:00pm
$35.00
$30.00
$25.00
$
TOTAL
$
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