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APRIL

RED, HOT…& BLUE! Swing, Swing, Swing! Program
Saturday, Apr 5 2008, 8pm
1. CAPITOL STEPS Comedy that Puts the “Mock” in Democracy
   Tuesday, Apr 29 2008, 7:30pm

2. MAY

   LILA DOWNS Passionate song, powerful rhythms, striking visuals
   Friday, May 9 2008, 8pm

3. PAST EVENTS

   TRIO LOS PANCHOS Celebrating Mexican Independance Day
   Saturday, Sept 15 2007, 7:30pm
   Sunday, Sept 16 2007, 3pm
4. SONS OF CHAMPLIN Classic Rock with a Cutting Edge
   Saturday, Sept 22 2007, 8pm
5. SHAOLIN WARRIORS A Martial Arts Spectacular
   Monday, Oct 15 2007, 6:30pm
6. SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Meet the Composer:
   A Young Audience Concert
   

   Sunday, Nov 11 2007, 2pm

   
   Date will be announced shortly.
7. BALLET FOLKLORICO MEXICANO Navidad en Mexico—Christmas in Mexico
   Sunday, Dec 2 2007, 3pm
8. DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA Exceptional Jazz from Exceptional Artists
   

   Saturday, Jan 12 2008, 8pm

   
   Cancelled
9. THE MUSICAL ADVENTURES OF
   FLAT STANLEY Entertainment for the Elementary School Learner
   Sunday, Jan 13 2008, 5pm
   Tuesday, Jan 15, 6:30pm
10. BEAUSOLEIL AVEC MICHAEL DOUCET Best Cajun Music on the Planet
    Wednesday, Jan 16 2008, 7:30pm
11. RIDERS IN THE SKY Melodies for Cowboys & Cowgirls in Love
    Sunday, Feb 17 2008, 3pm
12. ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET Leading American Contemporary Dance
    

    Fri, Feb 29 2008, 8pm

    Rescheduled
    Saturday, March 1 2008, 8pm
13. ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET Leading American Contemporary Dance
    Saturday, March 1 2008, 8pm
14. CELTIC ODYSSEY A Joyous Celebration of the Irish Spirit
    Sunday, March 2 2008, 3pm

RED, HOT… & BLUE!

Swing, Swing, Swing! Program

This jazzy group of six performers from the celebrated Ain’t Misbehavin Supper Club in Branson, Missouri, presents a sensational cabaret revue of the swingin’ sounds from the Big Band Era of the 1940’s and the early 1950’s. With fabulous costumes, outrageous wigs, quick-moving choreography and precise vocal harmonies, the colorful show is uproarious fun for a cross-generational audience.