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Antelope Valley College
Performing Arts Theatre
3041 West Ave. K
Lancaster, CA 93536-5426
( 661) 722-6580
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Antelope Valley Community College
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2014-2015 Season
Antelope Valley College Performing Arts Theatre
As always, the faculty and staff of our Visual and Performing Arts Division, in collaboration
with local artists, have developed a diverse and exciting calendar of events for the
community to enjoy. This year we offer some brand new genres, as well as past favorites.
The events include classical music concerts performed by the college Symphonic Band
and the Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra, vocal performance by the community’s
Master Chorale, and concerts by our jazz ensemble, beginning rock band, and Test Flight.
performance
Theatre Arts
Welcome
On behalf of the Antelope Valley Community College District Board of Trustees and the
entire college community, I am pleased to announce the upcoming performing arts
season. The generous support of citizens of the Antelope Valley provided the capital
funds that made the construction of this beautiful, state-of-the-art facility possible.
We are very grateful for this support and extremely proud of this outstanding theater
complex. This year, AVC is celebrating its 85th anniversary. The calendar of performances
is a tribute to our storied history.
In our fall semester, we offer Shakespeare’s As You Like It; an intriguing production
called Noises Off; and two new productions for the holidays, “Swing Into Christmas” and
“Holiday Harmonies.”
As you can see, our calendar is full of performances that appeal to all age groups and
entertainment appetites. Please join us in our beautiful theater complex and enjoy the
compelling performances planned this year.
Ed Knudson, President
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Nov. 7
Noises Off
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Nov. 8
Noises Off
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Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Noises Off
Noises Off
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Nov. 16
Dec. 1
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Feb. 7
Feb. 8
May 2
May 2
May 3
May 3
May 18
Noises Off
A Night at the AVC Improv
Workshop Production (BB)
Workshop Production (BB)
Workshop Production (BB)
Workshop Production (BB)
Cootie Shots | 1 pm
Cootie Shots | 3 pm
Cootie Shots | 1 pm
Cootie Shots | 3 pm
A Night at the AVC Improv
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Nov. 21
Shakespeare’s As You Like It
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
May 23
Jun. 6
Test Flight (BB)
Beginning Rock Band
Beginning Rock Band
Test Flight (BB)
Dec. 5
May 22
Swing Into Christmas
AVC Jazz Ensemble
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Our spring will be equally as exciting as we recognize Shakespeare’s birthday, Dancing
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2014 -15 Concert Season
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Oct. 18
Symphonic Celebrations
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Dec. 13
Holiday Harmonies
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Mar. 22
Stars of Tomorrow
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Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale | Antelope Valley College Concert Choir
May 30
A German Requiem
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David Newby, Artistic Director
Oct. 11
European Masters
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Nov. 18
American Favorites
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Nov. 19
Applied Music Recital
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Symphonic Celebrations
Holiday Harmonies
Stars of Tomorrow
A German Requiem
May 9
Music from Disney’s
Fantasia and Fantasia 2000
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May 28
Applied Music Recital
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Oct. 10
Hidden Entropy (HEMP)
October 18, 2014 | 8 pm
Curtain Raiser | 7 pm
Antonin Dvořák, Carnival Overture
Aaron Copland, Clarinet Concerto
Berkeley Price, clarinet
Modest Mussorgsky/Maurice Ravel,
Pictures at an Exhibition
December 13, 2014 | 8 pm
Curtain Raiser | 7 pm
Johann Sebastian Bach, “Gloria”
from Mass in B Minor
Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky,
Nutcracker Suite
Holiday choruses
Handel, “Hallelujah!” from Messiah
March 22, 2015 | 4 pm
Bach Competition Winners
Recital | 3 pm
Concerto Competition
Winners, TBA
Ludwig van Beethoven,
Symphony No. 5 in C Minor
May 30, 2015 | 8 pm
Curtain Raiser | 7 pm
Steve Dobrogosz, Lux Aeterna
Johannes Brahms,
Ein Deutches Requiem
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Apr. 17
Dance Dimensions 2015
Apr. 18
Dance Dimensions 2015
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Dec. 3
Final Dance Showings
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Dec. 4
Final Dance Showings
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Jun. 3
Final Dance Showings
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Jun. 4
Final Dance Showings
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Feb. 21
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Dancing with the AV Stars
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The Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale and the Antelope Valley College Concert Choir celebrate the
Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra’s 50th Anniversary with four great programs.
The AVSO kicks off the second half of its
first century with a program celebrating
orchestral color. Copland’s jazzy Clarinet
Concerto features Antelope Valley
College’s internationally recognized
music professor Dr. Berkeley Price.
Dvořák’s festive Carnival Overture opens
the evening, which concludes with a
musical testimony to art, national pride,
and friendship, Mussorgsky’s Pictures at
an Exhibition.
Master Chorale and Orchestra usher
in the holidays with Bach’s joyous
“Gloria” from the B-Minor Mass and
Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. The AVC
Concert Choir performs a selection
of holiday choruses. The orchestra
completes the holiday mood with
Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite.
Winners of the 2015 AVSOMC Gail
Newby Concerto Competition
and the Antelope Valley College
Concerto Competition perform
concerto movements with
orchestra. Also on the program
is Beethoven’s monumental Fifth
Symphony, a stirring depiction of
victory over adversity.
Master Chorale and Orchestra
combine for Brahms’ touching
German Requiem. Inspired by
the deaths of his mother and
his mentor Robert Schumann,
this masterwork explores grief,
comfort, and the circle of life.
Antelope Valley College Concert
Choir performs Dobrogosz’s
ethereal Lux Aeterna.
Tickets for each performance: $20 | Senior, Military, AVC Staff $18 | Youth (Under 18), AVC Students $10
Antelope Valley College Symphonic Band
European Masters
American Favorites
Music from Disney’s
Fantasia and Fantasia 2000
October 11, 2014 | 7 pm
November 18, 2014 | 7 pm
May 9, 2015 | 7 pm
The AVC Symphonic Band presents a
musical tour of European composers
including such masters as Joseph
Haydn, Franz von Suppe, Richard
Strauss, and Jaime Texidor.
Join us as we celebrate America’s varied
musical past with exciting music by
such composers as John Philip Sousa,
Aaron Copland, Frank Ticheli, John
Barnes Chance, and Norman Dello Joio.
The Symphonic Band is excited to perform selections from
the well-known music used in the Disney blockbusters
Fantasia and Fantasia 2000. Such works as the Toccata and
Fugue in D minor by Bach, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Night
on Bald Mountain, and excerpts from the Nutcracker Suite,
the Firebird Suite by Stravinsky, and the Carnival of the
Animals will be included.
Tickets for each performance: $10 | Senior, Military, Student, AVC Staff $5
Volunteer
Would you like to become part of the AVC Performing Arts Theatre?
You can do so by volunteering as
a theater usher.
All ushers are entitled to a free seat to every show
that they usher. It’s the easiest way to see the
theater’s outstanding shows for free! Please note
that these seats are given on a space available
basis. On the rare occasion that there are no
available seats, all ushers are entitled to one
complimentary ticket to a performance of their
choice for that same show.
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Schedule
Applied Music Recital
Antelope Valley College Performing Arts Theatre 2014-2015 Season
October 10 Hidden Entropy Movement Project
November
December
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18
7
8
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25
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13
European Masters
Symphonic Celebrations
Noises Off
Noises Off
Noises Off
Noises Off
Noises Off
American Favorites
Applied Music Recital
Voice Recitals
Shakespeare’s As You Like It
Community Theatre Festival
Theatre Arts Performance Showcase
Stage Voice Recital
A Night at the AVC Improv
Final Dance Showings
Final Dance Showings
Swing Into Christmas
Test Flight
Beginning Rock Band
Holiday Harmonies
February
March
April
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june
5-8 Workshop Production
21 Dancing with the Antelope Valley Stars
21 AVC Jazz Festival Concert
22 Stars of Tomorrow
17 Dance Dimensions 2015
18 Dance Dimensions 2015
23 Shakespeare’s Birthday Celebration
25 Lee Matalon’s Saxophone Symphonette
2 Cootie Shots
3 Cootie Shots
9 Music from Disney’s Fantasia and Fantasia 2000
18 A Night at the AVC Improv
21 Theatre Arts Performance Showcase
22 AVC Jazz Ensemble
23 Beginning Rock Band
25 Voice Recitals
26 Stage Voice Recital
28 Applied Music Recital
30 A German Requiem
3 Final Dance Showings
4 Final Dance Showings
6 Test Flight
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November 19, 2014 | 7 pm
May 28, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets $10
Senior, Military, Student, AVC Staff $5
AVC music majors present an evening
of solo performances featuring
piano, guitar, voice, strings, wind and
percussion.
Stage Voice Recital
Tina Herbeck, Instructor
November 25, 2014 | 7 pm
May 26, 2015 | 7 pm
Admission is free.
Students from Tina Herbeck’s Stage Voice
classes present their semester final recitals.
Voice Recitals
Jinyoung Jang, Instructor
November 20, 2014 | 5 pm & 7 pm
May 25, 2015 | 5 pm & 7 pm
Admission is free.
Students from Jinyoung Jang’s Voice
classes present their semester final recitals.
Support
Ticket revenue generates only a small percentage of the funds needed by AVC Performing
Arts groups to produce events for your enjoyment. Our budgets are dependent on your taxdeductible* donations, which provide much-needed funds for everything from sets to music to
costumes, as well as equipment and fixtures not included in the theater budget.
We sincerely thank you for your donation of any amount.
The Performing Arts at Antelope Valley College
The Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale
concert season is made possible, in part, through the taxdeductible* donations of its Founder’s Circle members.
For more information on the benefits of Founder’s Circle
membership, please call Lisa Kinison at (661) 722-6580.
The Theatre Arts Department develops local innovative programs such as world premieres of
new plays, Theatre for Young Audiences, and artistic diversity. Membership in Leading Players
provides additional support to our programs. For more information about Leading Players,
please call Jonet Leighton at (661) 722-6300, ext. 6393. Please join us!
DIAMOND | $5,000 OR MORE
20 tickets to Theatre Arts Department events, 12 tickets to Theatre Arts Department events,
half-page advertisement in all event programs, Leading Players pin (* from $130 tax-deductible)
Leading Players pin (* from $800 tax-deductible)
Four season subscriptions to AVSOMC events, half-page
advertisement in all concert programs, Founder’s Circle pin
(* from $4,380 tax-deductible)
PLATINUM | $1,000 – $4,999
Theatre Arts
Performance Showcase
Shakespeare’s
Birthday Celebration
A Night at the
AVC Improv (Black Box Theatre)
November 24, 2014 | 7 pm
May 21, 2015 | 7 pm
Admission is free.
April 23, 2015 | 7 pm
Admission is free.
December 1, 2014 | 7 pm
May 18, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets $5
Students perform a variety of monologues,
scenes and demonstrations that they have
worked on during the semester. Instructors
select some of the best work in the Theatre
Arts Department classes.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s 451st birthday
with scenes, sonnets and monologues
from the funniest and most moving
movements in his work. Be prepared
for the unexpected—it’s a Shakespeare
shake up!
Taking suggestions from audience
members, the quick wit and creative
imagination of the AVC Improv players
creates a wonderful, off-the-cuff night
of comedy that leaves everyone in the
house laughing.
Two season subscriptions to AVSOMC events, quarter-page
advertisement in all concert programs, Founder’s Circle pin
(* from $700 tax-deductible)
GOLD | $500 – $999
Six tickets to regular AVSOMC concerts, business card
advertisement in all concert programs, Founder’s Circle pin
(* from $220 tax-deductible)
SILVER | $250 – $499
Four tickets to regular AVSOMC concerts, Founder’s Circle
pin (* from $70 tax-deductible)
BRONZE | $100 – $249
Two tickets to regular AVSOMC concerts, Founder’s Circle
pin (* from $20 tax-deductible)
FRIEND | UP TO $99
(* entire donation is tax-deductible)
CELEBRITY | $1,000 AND ABOVE
STARRING ROLE | $500 – $999
16 tickets to Theatre Arts Department events,
business card advertisement in all event
programs, Leading Players pin
(* from $340 tax-deductible)
PRINCIPAL PLAYER | $250 – $499
SUPPORTING ROLE | $100 – $249
8 tickets to Theatre Arts Department events,
Leading Players pin (* from $20 tax-deductible)
UNDERSTUDY | UP TO $99
(* entire donation is tax-deductible)
Seat Naming Sponsorships
Be a part of Antelope Valley College’s future by naming a theater seat in the AVC Performing
Arts Theatre. Businesses, organizations and individuals now have a unique opportunity to be
a permanent part of the campus as the college continues to grow. Your donation of $1,000 will
demonstrate your support for the performing arts at Antelope Valley College. To sponsor a theater
seat, or for more information about other naming opportunities in the Performing Arts Theatre,
please contact the Advancement and Foundation Office at (661) 722-6300, ext. 6391.
* All donations are tax-deductible in the amount exceeding the value of the tickets and advertising received.
Please make a separate check payable to AVC Foundation. Submit your check or credit card information with
our Ticket Order Form and indicate the group you wish to support on the form next to the “Donation” line to
ensure the proper crediting of your donation. Thank you for your support!
Tickets
BUILD YOUR OWN SEASON
Buy More, Save More!
Choose six or more different performances from the selections on the
Order Form and receive a 10% “Build Your Own Season” discount on your order.
The Antelope Valley Symphony Orchestra and Master Chorale offers
discounted pricing for groups of 20 or more tickets for a single performance.
Seating is based on date of order and availability.
how to order
Ordering tickets is easy!
• O
rder online: Visit tickets.avc.edu for easy online ordering.
Convenience fees up to $1.50 per ticket may apply to credit card purchases.
• Complete the attached order form and mail with your payment to:
Antelope Valley College
Attn: PAT Box Office
3041 West Avenue K, Lancaster, CA 93536-5426
• Purchase tickets in person at the AVC Performing Arts Theatre box
office. Box office hours are Wednesday and Thursday, noon to 4 p.m.
and two hours prior to the start of each performance.
ticketing policies: All ticket sales are final—no exchanges or
substitutions. Tickets will not be replaced, refunded or exchanged if lost,
stolen or destroyed. Tickets are valid for the performance dates and times for
which they are issued. All programs, dates and times are subject to change.
will-call service: Will-Call service is available. Please indicate that
preference at the time you place your order or call the box office for assistance.
Unclaimed Will-Call tickets are subject to release for resale, if they have not been
picked up by the scheduled start time of the performance for which they were
purchased.
Noises Off
box office hours: The AVC Performing Arts Theatre Box Office is open
two hours prior to the start of each performance. The Box Office closes 30
minutes after the scheduled start time of each performance. No late admissions
without a ticket.
November 7, 8, 14 & 15 | 8 pm & November 16, 2014 | 2 pm
Tickets $5
late arrivals: Late arrivals will be seated during an appropriate break in
the program. The Box Office closes 30 minutes after the scheduled start time of
each performance. No late admissions without a ticket.
special needs patrons: Assisted Listening devices are available at
the Performing Arts Theatre Box Office prior to each performance. Wheelchair
accessible seats are located in rows A, K, and Q. If you require wheelchair access,
we recommend that you order tickets by mail, mark the “Wheelchair” box on the
order form, and indicate your seating row preference. For additional assistance,
please call the AVC PAT Box Office at (661) 722-6580.
children: Some events may not be suitable for young children. All children
must have a ticket for admission to a performance. No infants, please.
cameras, recording devices and personal electronics:
Cameras of any kind, video recorders and audio recording equipment are
prohibited in the auditorium, and may be confiscated for the duration of the
performance. Please deactivate or silence all cell phones, pagers, watches and
any other personal electronics before entering the auditorium.
food and drink: Food and drink consumption is limited to the lobby
and outside courtyard areas. No food or drink of any kind is permitted in the
auditorium.
smoking: Smoking is permitted in campus parking lot areas only.
parking: Free performance parking is available in campus lots 3 and 5.
Written by Michael Frayn
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
Noises Off is a farce-within-a-farce, where the actors must contend with
slamming doors, falling trousers and flying sardines! Amidst a spiraling chaos of
backstage intrigues, trysts and betrayals, the cast proceeds at breakneck speed
through rehearsals, opening night and a final disastrous performance.
Workshop Production (Black Box Theatre)
February 5, 6 & 7 | 8 pm & February 8, 2015 | 2 pm
Tickets $5
The AVC Theatre Arts Department will present a dramatic play selected from:
The Laramie Project, Fences, Real Women Have Curves, Love Stories, or a similar drama.
It ensures to be an evening that is thought-provoking and heartfelt for everyone.
Cootie Shots
Edited by Norma Bowles with Mark E. Rosenthal
A Fringe Benefits Theatre Project and Book
May 2 & 3 | 1 pm & 3 pm
Tickets $5
Created by Fringe Benefits in collaboration with hundreds of educators, administrators, theatre artists, youth and parents,
Cootie Shots provides a fun and constructive way to promote tolerance and celebrate diversity. Through these performance pieces,
children learn to express their feelings honestly and effectively. They learn to choose words that heal instead of hurt, and bring people together.
Hidden Entropy Movement Project
Swing Into Christmas
October 10, 2014 | 7:30 pm
Tickets $16 | Senior, Military, Student, AVC Staff $12
December 5, 2014 | 8 pm
Tickets $10 | Senior, Military, Student, AVC Staff $5
Hidden Entropy Movement Project is a dance company that performs throughout
Southern California. With a passion to share work that opens up imaginative spaces
and teases through the web of human consciousness, the company aims
to present works created from coalescence between science and dance.
Often using theoretical physics and other relative sciences as inspiration,
we look for entry points into movement, imagination and the study of the self.
There we explore, burrow, get lost and emerge in pursuit of finding meaning
(and meaninglessness), and sharing our journey.
Join the AVC Jazz Ensemble as they usher in the holiday season with a spirited night
of holiday classics. Hear some of your favorite Christmas tunes in the styles of swing
and jazz like you’ve never heard them before. It’s an evening the entire family will enjoy!
AVC Jazz Festival Concert
March 21, 2015 | 7 pm
Admission is free.
The festival will include clinics, workshops, jam sessions, and auditions in various venues
across campus for talented high school musicians, culminating at the end of the event
with a master concert of some of the best performances of the day. Join us as area
high school students strive for their goals as professional musicians.
Lee Matalon’s Saxophone Symphonette
April 25, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets $20 | Senior, Military, Student, AVC Staff $15
Extraordinary musical surprises are in store as Lee Matalon accompanies a swingin’ rhythm
section, playing a repertoire of jazz hits as diverse as their creators, from Bach to Charlie Parker.
This intimate all-saxophone concert is a celebration of the most diverse woodwind instrument
ever invented. Enjoy an intimate evening of jazz entertainment with that personal flair only
Lee Matalon can bring as he takes you around the world à la jazz. Don’t miss this extraordinary
night of music.
AVC Jazz Ensemble
May 22, 2015 | 8 pm
Tickets $10 | Senior, Military, Student, AVC Staff $5
Semester recital for the Beginning Jazz Band, Jazz Band, Jazz Improvisation and Advanced Jazz Ensemble.
Shakespeare’s As You Like It
November 21, 2014 | 7:30 pm
Tickets $5 | Youth (Under 15), Senior, AVC Students Free
Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum presents Shakespeare’s As
You Like It. A fun frolic in the woods with two best friends, Celia
and Rosalind. In a case of mistaken identity, Rosalind falls in love
with the beautiful Orlando whom she discovers in the forest. Of
course, what would a Shakespearean play be without farce and
laughter brought to you by the loveable court jester, Touchstone.
As You Like It is one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies
featuring music, poetry and love in a story of friendship and
forgiveness. It is an evening of entertainment for all ages.
Community Theatre Festival
November 22, 2014 | 2 pm
Admission is free
(Reservations through the AVC Theatre Box Office
are requested.)
Dancing with the Antelope Valley Stars
February 21, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets Online Presale: Gold $35 | Silver $20 | Bronze $10 — Tickets Box Office: Gold $40 | Silver $25 | Bronze $15
A dance extravaganza! A special night when eight of Antelope Valley’s ballroom dance professionals and their eight Antelope Valley celebrity
partners go head to head in a dance competition. There will be special dance performances by dance professionals and guest performers.
Dancing with the AV Stars will showcase the many dances of ballroom, Salsa, Latin, and West Coast Swing. This event is a fundraiser for USA
Dance AV Chapter, a non-profit dance organization, that organizes and sponsors the High Desert Dance Classic annual dance convention and
the Youth Ballroom Dance Program which culminates at AV College March 13-15, 2015.
Participants in Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum’s Antelope Valley
Theatre Project will perform Shakespearean monologues, fencing
and stage combat, dances and original works. Come and see
these talented AV community members as they share what they
have learned while taking part in professional acting, writing,
combat and Elizabethan Dance workshops.
For more information about the Antelope Valley Theatre Project
—or to sign up for a workshop—email: [email protected].
AVC Final Dance Showings
Beginning Rock Band
December 3 & 4, 2014 | 7 pm
June 3 & 4, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets $10
Senior, Military Student, AVC Staff $5
December 6, 2014 | 7 pm & May 23, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets $5
Each semester the Beginning Rock Band prepares music for public performance from a variety of rock band repertoire.
See up-and-coming performers in this exciting rock concert setting.
Dance students demonstrate their efforts
in a diverse showcase including student
and faculty choreography.
Test Flight (Black Box Theatre)
Dance Dimensions 2015
April 17 & 18, 2015 | 7 pm
Tickets $18
Senior, Military Student, AVC Staff $15
Faculty, students and special guest artists
connect and create new choreographic works in
this celebration of dance. Join Dance Dimensions in
exploring invigorating concepts through the ever
powerful and cathartic expression of dance.
December 5, 2014 | 8 pm & June 6, 2015 | 8 pm
Tickets $5
Each semester this popular music performance class for
singers and instrumentalists presents a concert of music
from various decades. Join them for an evening of electrifying
performances of some well-known rock songs.