2019-20 SEASON

CENTER FOR THE ARTS

West Campusbox office:

pima.edu/cfa,520-206-6986

Events are subject to change.

DEC. 3 JAZZ ENSEMBLE & COMBOS. A concert featuring jazz standards performed from a variety of periods in big band style and improvisational jazz combos. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

DEC. 5 WIND ENSEMBLE & ORCHESTRA. A concert featuring clas-sics for full band, small ensembles and soloists and a concert featuring an orchestral repertoire with students and com-munity adults. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6 DEC. 8 CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS & MUSIC THEATRE/OPERA SCENES WORKSHOPS. A concert featuring a large mixed-voice choir and a cappella choir with selections from musicals and operas. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

DEC. 13-14SIGNATURE SELECTIONS.A contemporary dance concert with diverse choreography. Fri. at 7:30p.m., Sat. at 2p.m. and 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $10

FEB. 3 - MARCH 12EXPOSICIÓN OAXACA. Work by artists from Oaxaca, Mexico including Manuel Bernal, Enrique Flores, Eddie Martinez, Cecilia Salcedo, Marcela Taboada and more. Gallery closed rodeo break 2/20-21. Bernal Gallery. free FEB. 13 Reception/Gallery Talk: 5-7p.m.

MAY 1-2 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

MAY 5JAZZ ENSEMBLE & JAZZ COMBOS. A concert featuring jazz standards performed from a variety of pe-riods in big band style and improvisational jazz combos. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

MAY 7 WIND ENSEMBLE & ORCHESTRA. A concert featuring clas-sics for full band, small ensembles and soloists and a concert featuring an orchestral repertoire with students and com-munity adults. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

MAY 8MEDIA FUSION: Film, Game Design, Animation. Featuring work by digital arts students. The preshow invites the audience to participate in interactive gaming, demonstrations and work not in the main show. The screening highlights the best of all three areas. 7p.m. Proscenium Theatre. free

MAY 10 CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS & MUSIC THEATRE/OPERA SCENES WORKSHOPS. A concert featuring a large mixed-voice choir and a cappella choir with selections from musicals and operas. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

OCT. 20CHORALE & COLLEGE SINGERS. A concert featuring a large mixed-voice choir and a more select mixed-voice a cappella choir. 3p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

OCT. 24 MICHAEL LICH, CLASSICAL GUI-TAR. A faculty recital featuring classical, jazz and bluegrass. 7p.m., Recital Hall. $8

OCT. 28 - DEC. 6TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED. Work by John Baldessari, Kate Breakey, Joyce Crain, Michael Hyatt, Jenny Day, Ernesto Esquer, Lawrence Gipe, Ed Ruscha and more. Gallery closed for Veterans’ Day 11/11, Thanksgiving 11/28-29. Bernal Gallery. free NOV. 7 Reception/Gallery Talk: 5-7p.m. NOV. 3 ALEXANDER CARDIERI, POPULAR PIANO. A faculty recital featuring diverse genres from movie soundtracks, Broadway, jazz, Latin America and piano legends.3p.m., Recital Hall. $8

NOV. 7 -17BASKERVILLE: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery. A fast-paced comedy about everyone’s favorite detective solving his most notorious case before a family curse dooms its newest heir. The ingeniously funny plot keeps you guessing.Thu.-Sat. at 7:30p.m., Sun. at 2p.m. Black Box Theatre. $17 ASL interpreters: Nov. 14.

NOV. 14 MICHAEL LICH, STUDIO GUITAR. A student recital with varied music genres. 7p.m., Recital Hall. free

SEPT. 3 - OCT. 4FORTOUL BROTHERS. Drawings, paintings and sculptures by Gabriel and Isaac Fortoul. Bernal Gallery. free SEPT. 12 Reception/Gallery Talk: 5-7p.m.

SEPT. 25 - OCT. 6THE SUN SERPENT. Young Anáhuac’s family meets the newly arrived Cortés and believes he is the Sun Serpent come to usher in a better world. Her brother eagerly joins Cortés’ grand march, but the soldiers he left behind soon engage in a ruthless search for gold. Orphaned, Anáhuac sets off through the jungle to find her brother. Sat. at 2p.m./7p.m., Sun. at 2p.m., Fri. (Oct. 4 only) at 7p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $8 ASL interpreters: Oct. 4 SEPT. 28 SCOUT THEATRE ADVENTURE NIGHT. Discounted theatre tickets and Q&A session onstage with cast. 7 p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

SEPT. 26 MARK NELSON, TUBA: Five Decades of Solos. An annual faculty recital featuring tuba selec-tions from past years. 7p.m., Recital Hall. $8

OCT. 3 CHASE MOORE, PIANO. The guest artist recital features the music associate professor and director of musical theatre from Eastern Arizona College. 7p.m. Recital Hall. $8.

OCT. 17WIND ENSEMBLE. A concert featuring classics for full band, as well as small wind and percussion ensembles and soloists. 7:30p.m. Proscenium Theatre. $6

FEB. 20 - MARCH 1SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN. The musicalfeatures some of the best-loved comedy routines, dance num-bers and love songs ever written. It captures the waning days of the silent screen era as they give way to sound. Unknown singer Kathy Selden is hired to cover actress Lina Lamont, whose voice is terrible. This causes havoc as the studio tries to figure out how credit is distributed and what it means to get a fair shake in the movie business. Thu.-Sat. at 7:30p.m., Sat.-Sun. at 2p.m. Proscenium The-atre. $24/$21/$18 ASL interpreters: Feb.27. FEB. 20 OPENING CELEBRATION. 6:30-7:30p.m. Preshow activities and refresh-ments included with ticket purchase.

MARCH 10 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 12 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 13 - MAY 6ANNUAL STUDENTJURIED ART EXHIBIT. Work by students juried by pro-fessional artists. Bernal Gallery. free APRIL 16 Reception and Award Ceremony: 3-5p.m.

APRIL 16 - 26 AS YOU LIKE IT. Shakespeare’s light-hearted and amusing comedy is about love, disguises and an adven-turous journey in the Forest of Arden. The central love story is between Rosalind and Orlando, whose court-ship is the epitome of young love. Thu.-Sat. at 7:30p.m., Sun. at 2p.m. Black Box Theatre. $17 ASL interpreters: April 23.