1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. concert

ADMINISTRATION
Dianne F. Harrison, President
Harry Hellenbrand, Provost and
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Jay Kvapil, Dean, MCCAMC
Dan Hosken, Associate Dean, MCCAMC
ARTS COUNCIL
VALLEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (VPAC)
The Box Office for the Center’s Main Events is
located adjacent to the main doors on the east side
of the building. Patrons can park in the short term
parking area in Lot D (50 cents for 15 minutes).
Ticket box office hours: Tuesday- Saturday
10 am - 4 pm. For VPAC Main Event tickets,
call 818-677-3000
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
18111 Nordhoff St. Northridge, CA 91330-8236
Membership benefits:
California State
University
• Weekly faculty briefings and lectures
• Discounts on CSUN performances,
workshops, concerts and Art Gallery
store merchandise
• Subscription to members-only newsletter
• Docent member (20 hours service
per semester)
DEPARTMENT CHAIRS
Edward Alfano, Art
Jon Stahl, Cinema and Television Arts
Kathryn Sorrells, Communication Studies
Linda Bowen, Journalism
Ric Alviso, Music
Garry Lennon, Theatre
STUDENT UNION TICKET OFFICE
is operated by Associated Students and is
located outdoors in the University Student
Union. Ticket box office hours: Monday Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. Satellite box office
windows at specific venues are open two hours
before campus events. For all but VPAC
Main Event tickets, call 818-677-2488
NONPROFIT ORG
Founded in 1971, the Arts Council meets every Monday
during the school year. Specifically created to support
the Art Galleries and Departments of Music and
Theatre, the Arts Council for CSUN provides ushering
assistance during musical and theatre performances,
as well as staffing and conducting tours in the Main
Art Gallery. The Arts Council manages and operates
the Music Shoppe, with proceeds going towards
Department programs and student scholarships.
Northridge
Membership provides special tours and events within
the visual and performing arts among like-minded
people. Regular and frequent interaction with faculty
and students boosts knowledge of current cultural
changes within these disciplines.
We look forward to hearing from interested persons
seeking to enhance their lifestyle and take part in this
worthy program.
For more information, please visit
www.csunartscouncil.org
THEATRE
PROJECT MANAGER, COPY & PHOTO EDITOR
Michelle Giacopuzzi
GRAPHIC DESIGN
The Center for Visual Communication (VISCOM)
www.viscomcenter.com
Jennifer Luxton
Victoria Santiago Gallardo
FRONT COVER
(top row, from left) Tin Can Transmissions; I Was
Born, But... (bottom row, from left) Macbeth; CSUN
Opera; Ken Jones.
February 13-15, 18-22
BACK COVER
(from top) Walterio Iraheta; Bat Boy, Fall ‘14; Annual
Juried Art Student Exhibition; Equinox Flower.
Student Union Ticket Office
818-677-2488
Valley Performing Arts Center
(Main Events) 818-677-3000
The Commerce of Creativity is
organized by the Mike Curb College
of Arts, Media and Communication at
California State University, Northridge to
connect members of the campus, alumni
and the community with compelling and
provocative storytellers who have made
significant contributions to the art
of creative communication and
the art of business.
Visit http://www.csun.edu/
mike-curb-arts-mediacommunication/amc-calendar
for up-to-date schedules.
January–May 2015
www.csun.edu/amc
April 24-26, 29,30
May 1-3
* Heritage Society
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
The Teenage Drama Workshop is the longest running workshop
of its kind in the nation. The faculty and staff are members of
the CSUN Theatre department, experienced secondary school
drama teachers and theatre professionals.
Little Mermaid
CampusTheTheatre
Jr
July 15-25
ENDOWMENT
RECOGNITION
The Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communication
gratefully acknowledges the generosity, leadership and vision
of donors who have established endowments, which generate
annual support for academic and public programs in perpetuity.
Curt Allen†
Linda Anderson
Alan and Elaine Armer†
Richard B. Aronstam†
The Augustine Foundation
Robert & Josephine Barbera
The Honorable Julian Beck†
Stan & Joann Benson
Don & Sandra Aguado Bostrom
Garth & Sandy Brooks
Barry & Anne Cleveland
Jack & Muriel Copeland†
CSUN Arts Council
Mike Curb
Marlin & Blanche Davis† Trust
Linda Dozoretz†
Marcy Drexler
Virginia Elwood-Akers
Muriel G. Endig†
Etude Music Club
John S. Furman†
Arnold & Gladys Gould
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Jackson Family Trust
Albert & Sherry Lapides
Dr. Judith Marlane
Sara Merayo
Ernest P. Meylan†
Charles & Glee Murphy
National Association of Recording Arts & Sciences
National Notary Association
Elizabeth & Rachel Neustadt
Chuck Niles†
Abraham Polonsky†
Elizabeth-ann Purcell
Christian & Addie Rasmussen
Robert & Cynthia Z. Rawitch
Thomas W. Reilly†
Mary Louise Reilly-Knoblauch
Delores Rhoads
Rosalind Richfield†
Susan Boss Roper
Gaye Sheridan†
Muriel H. Svec
Bella Veksler
Richard J. Wiegand†
Dr. Robert W. & Miltona Moore Wienpahl†
Sandy and Ronald Zacky
The Gwladys & John Zurlo Charitable Foundation
Anonymous (1)
† Deceased
The CSUN Heritage Society recognizes and honors alumni and friends of California State University, Northridge who have made a financial
commitment to the Mike Curb College’s future through their estate plans. These lists are complete to the best of our knowledge. If we have
overlooked your name, please contact Michael Ryan, Director of Development, at -818-677-4196.
Little Theatre
July 10-25
Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr.
Auditions for this workshop will take place on the weekend of
June 6-7. Along with the exceptional classes in acting, voice,
dance, and electives, TADW will produce two shows to once
again provide teens with a challenging acting opportunity.
Halsted St.
To CA 118
Ronald Reagan
Fwy
E6
North
Field
Art Gallery
E6
N. University Dr.
Plummer St.
B5
East
Field
Parking
Structure
B5
Vincennes St.
Info
Booth #2
Prairie St.
DPS
Parking
Structure
B3
B3
Plaza del Sol
Performance
Hall
Oviatt
Library
Cleary Walk
Matador Walk
Sierra
Quad
B1
Grand
Salon
Info
Booth
#3
Botanic
Garden
Armer
Screening
Room
Mike Curb
Prairie St.
Rm 107
Cypress
Hall
Nordhoff
Hall
Campus
Theatre
Recital
Hall
Little
Theatre
Nordhoff St.
Parking
Structure
G3
F2
Earthquake
Garden
College Arts Walk
D1
KSCN
Valley
Performing
Arts Center
G4
Plaza
del Sol
Sierra Walk
Manzanita
Hall
B2
Little Theatre
July 23-24
Jacaranda Walk
Transit Center
B4
10 Minute Play Festival
Parking Information
Permit parking on campus is enforced
24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Parking permits are $6.00 per day
and can be purchased at Information
Booths located at Lindley/Nordhoff,
Prairie/Darby, Zelzah/Lot G4 or at
self-serve dispensers in all student lots.
D6
Art and
Design
Center
B6
Dearborn St.
To US 101
Ventura
Fwy
Art and Design
Center
G3
Zelzah Ave.
Donald & Dr. Sandra J. Aguado Bostrom*,
in memory of Lola Sadlo Aguado
The Herb Alpert Foundation
Linda S. Anderson*,
in memory of Chuck Anderson
Avon Foundation for Women
Thomas E. Backer, Ph.D.
Bob & Lynn Bassler
Evelyn V. Bautista*
Stan & Joann M. Benson
Jim Berk
Dr. Robert G. Bleier,
in memory of Merium Bleier
Bloomingdale’s Fund of the Macy’s Foundation
Joan A. Boyett
Susan & Robert Brown
Dr. Donald J. & Catherine Cameron
Bob & Rosemary Campbell,
in memory of Marc S. Yobs
Nancy Cartwright
Barry B. & Anne O. Cleveland
Collage Artists of America
Mike Curb Family Foundation
Dr. Aurelio De la Vega & Anne Marie Ketchum
Carolyn DeFoe Reiss
Dennis & Carrie DeYoung
Gary Edwards
Christopher M. Ellis,
in memory of Christopher P. Ellis
Environment of People Foundation, Inc.
The Expendables Recycler
Michael J. Ferril
Maureen F. Fitzgerald
Raymond S. & Nadia Freed
Deanna M. Freeman*
Leanne L. Freeman*
Rickey & Robbie Gelb
Eugene & Vasiliki George
Tom & Judy Giuffrida
Samuel Goldberg & Sons Foundation, Inc.
Allen & Marilyn Golden
Joseph L. Goodman
Gladys† & Arnold Gould
Dr. Philip L. Handler & Dr. Kyoko Sato Handler
Brian J. Hasal, in memory of Christopher P. Ellis
Leslie H. Hershberger
Mary† & George Heussenstamm*
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Benjamin & Janet A. Kaplan
James R. Kelley
Joyce D. Klein,
in memory of Sascha Brastoff
Michael Kozubek
David & Gita Kronen
The Teenage Drama Workshop (TADW)
is a six-week intensive workshop (June 15-July 26) for students in
grades 7-12 who are interested in theatre. Through the program,
students receive intensive training in the areas of acting, dance,
and voice, or technical theatre arts (costume, stagecraft, lighting
and sound).
Matador Dr.
The Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communication
gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their new
contributions of $1,000 or more made between July 1, 2013
and October 31, 2014.
Their generous gifts support
exceptional programming and opportunities for our students
and our community.
Mark & Eleanor Lainer
Albert M. & Sherry Lapides*,
in honor of Dianne Harrison
Larry Layne & Sheelagh Boyd*
Howard F. & Elizabeth Layne*
Litepanels, Inc.
Sara E. Magnuson,
in memory of Marshall Magnuson
Sara C. Merayo,
in memory of Pepita Irene Merayo
Microsoft Matching Gift Program
Mathews Studio Equipment
Dave & Ellen Moon
Robert M. & Deborah L. Myman
Lawrence C. & Chiyeko Nosco*
Charles H. & Lisa Noski
Opera Guild of Southern California
Operaworks
Francine Oschin
Participant Media
Joy & Gerald Picus
Barbara & Sheldon Pinchuk
Mary J. Procop
Elizabeth-anne Purcell,
in memory of Ronald Purcell
Andrew Rankin
Cynthia & Robert Rawitch
Andrea M. Reinken
Allan & Elaine L. Rich
Laura Gold Rishe & Jerry Rishe
Rising Star Music Fund
Edward & Peggy Robin
Michael Ryan & Ken Howard
Michael L. Sandler*,
in memory of Myron Sandler
Gumbiner Savatt, Inc.
Sue Savercool*
Ravi K. & Amalia Sawhney
Carson Schreiber*
Anthony & Pamela Schwarz
SHARE, Inc.
Sandra J. & Kent J. Snyder*
Ms. Amada Sosa
State Farm Companies Foundation
Bob Stiefel & Ed Imparato*
Studio City Foundation Inc.
Muriel H. Svec*,
in memory of Stephen & Valerie Svec
Alan R. & Andrea J. Tice*
Milton & Debbie Valera
Thomas H. White
Richard J. Wiegand*†
Dr. Clarence† & Margaret Wiggins
The Flip Wilson Scholarship Fund
Carla J. Winter-Evans*
Women in Film
The Gwladys & John Zurlo Charitable Foundation,
in memory of Marc S. Yobs
TEENAGE DRAMA WORKSHOP SUMMER 2015
Bertrand St.
SUPPORTERS
Alan Lowy
Sherwood Partners, L.P.
Carole Curb Nemoy
Curb Entertainment International Corp.
Richard Parent
Gumbiner Savett, Inc.
The Honorable Joy Picus
Retired, Los Angeles City Council
Barbara Pinchuk
Retired Founder, Center Stage Productions
Robert Rawitch (Journalism ’67)
Winner and Associates
Jerrold Rishe (Political Science ’72)
Retired, Department of Homeland Security
Laura Gold Rishe (Political Science ’72)
Retired, California Attorney General’s Office
Clare Sataloff
Gumbiner Savett, Inc.
Carson Schreiber
Retired, Buena Vista Music Group
Milt Valera (Journalism ’68)
National Notary Association
Tom White (Industrial Design ’78)
Columbus College or Art & Design
Lindley Ave. / E. Univ. Dr.
Thomas Backer, Ph.D.
Valley Non-profit resources
Jim Baral (Cinema & Television Arts ’79)
Liberman Broadcasting, Inc.
Bob Bassler
Emeritus Professor, Art
Joan Boyett
Retired, Music Center Education Division
Susan Brown
Retired, Music Center Education Division
Dr. Donald Cameron
Emeritus Professor, Communication Studies
Dr. Aurelio de la Vega
Emeritus Professor, Music
Jan Gaines
Arts Council for CSUN
Joseph Goodman
Hayden & Bach
Sue Haber (Philosophy ‘64)
Retired, CSUN Business Administration & Economics
Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey
Author
Dr. Philip Handler
Emeritus Professor, English, and Former Dean, College of
Arts, Media and Communication
Dr. Kyoko Sato Handler (M.A. English ’70)
Emeritus Professor, Secondary Education
Sherry Lapides
Replacement Parts Industries
Larry Layne
Nova Development Company
Michael Levine
Samuel L. Goldberg Foundation
Etiwanda Ave. / W. Univ. Dr.
The Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communication
is inspired by the shared belief that art is communication,
that communication is an art and that art and
communication are essential pillars for building and
maintaining community. The Dean’s Circle Executive Board
is composed of community members and civic leaders
dedicated to advancing the goals of the College. Their
volunteer leadership, tireless advocacy and generous
contributions allow the college to fulfill its vision, help
students realize their educational potential and serve the
creative and cultural needs of the San Fernando Valley.
To find out how you can help in any of our six
departments, please contact the College’s Director
of Development, Michael Ryan, at michael.ryan@
csun.edu or 818-677-4196.
Cartography: David Deis, Department of Geography • College of Social & Behavioral Sciences • Summer, 2012
DEAN’S CIRCLE
EXECUTIVE BOARD
2014-2015
Because every donor makes a difference.
Donation rates are one of the key factors used to
rank schools in national listings and when competing
for grants. This year, CSUN is aiming to be 7,000
donors strong.
Voice your Matador pride and donate today!
Darby Ave.
WHY GIVE TO CSUN?
Because every dollar makes a difference.
Annual giving allows loyal alumni, parents, students,
employees and friends to support CSUN. Your contribution benefits current and future students; paying
for financial aid, technology improvements, lab
equipment, course development and so much more.
PERFORMANCES & EXHIBITIONS
March 20-22
Reseda Blvd.
Please note:
Dates and times are based on information
available at the time of publication.
Programs, times and prices are subject to
change and/or cancellation.
March 6-8, 11-15
Dearborn St.
Haskell Walk
Info
Booth
#1
Experimental
Theatre
passenger drop off • limited ADA parking
Orange
Grove
Orange
Grove
Bistro
G1
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Both CSUN parking permit and ADA
placard are required to park on campus.
Visitors requiring accommodations for
a disability, call venue info number at
least two weeks in advance.
Interpreters for the deaf and hard of
hearing are regularly scheduled for
the 2nd Friday performance of each
regular theatre production.
UNDIAL MOBILE
Stay connected with CSUN by downloading
the Sundial mobile application for your
Android and iOS devices (iPhone and
iPad). Produced by an award-winning
student staff, the free Sundial app features
the latest news and sports stories,
entertainment guides, videos and photos.
The app also offers daily deals and savings
from local businesses and restaurants.
Easily share stories or send your photos
and story ideas with the push of a button.
To I-405
San Diego Fwy
ART AND DESIGN CENTER-AC
CYPRESS HALL-CY
MANZANITA HALL-MZ
Art Galleries - AG
Cypress Recital Hall - RH
The Alan and Elaine Armer Theater
Located on North University Dr.,
between Lindley and Etiwanda avenues.
Park in Lot D6 and E6.
Located on Nordhoff St., between
Lindley and Etiwanda avenues.
Park in Lot Bl and B3.
Located on Etiwanda Ave.
(W. University Dr), north of Nordhoff St.
Park in Lot B1 and B3.
Exhibition information: 818-677-2226
Art Gallery office: 818-677-2156
www.csun.edu/artgalleries
Ticket office: 818-677-2488
www.csun.edu/music
Cinematheque: 818-677-3192
www.csun.edu/cinematheque
UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION COMPLEX
VALLEY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER-VPAC
Main Gallery Hours:
Mon-Sat 12-4, Thurs until 8 pm
West Gallery Hours:
Varies weekly, call 818-677-2156
NORDHOFF HALL-NH
Campus Theatre
Little Theatre
Nordhoff Hall, Rm 107
Located on Nordhoff St., between
Lindley and Etiwanda avenues.
Park in Lot B1 and B3.
Ticket office: 818-677-2488
www.csun.edu/theatre
Grand Salon - GS
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall - PH
Located off of Zelzah Ave., between
Prairie St. and North University Dr.
Park in parking structure G3.
Ticket office: 818-677-2488
www.csun.edu/usu
www.csun.edu/music
Great Hall
Experimental Theatre
Kurland Lecture Hall
Located on the corner of Nordhoff St. and
Lindley Ave.
Park in parking structure G3.
Ticket office: 818-677-3000
www.ValleyPerformingArtsCenter.org
www.csun.edu/theatre
2015
Art
Music
Theatre
Film
APRIL
SPRING
1
2
3
April Fool’s Day Concert
Cypress Recital Hall,
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Equinox Flower (1958), 118 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Piano Studio Recital
Cypress Recital Hall,
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
13
13
Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition
(through April 29)
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center
An Evening of Small Group Jazz
Cypress Recital Hall,
Mon 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
15
16
16
Wind Symphony
Lawrence Stoffel, conductor
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Floating Weeds (1959), 119 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
An Evening of Small Group Jazz
Cypress Recital Hall,
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
17
17
18
Annual Juried Art Student
Exhibition Reception
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center,
Fri 7-9 pm
Women’s Chorale
Katherine Baker, conductor
Cypress Recital Hall,
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Chamber Music I
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sat 2:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
www.csun.edu/amc
12
22
26
18th Annual High School Art Invitational
(through January 31), (closed January 19)
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Tokyo Chorus (1931), 90 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall, 7 pm
18th Annual High School Art Invitational
Gallery Talk
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center
Mon 10 am
28
29
29
Faculty and Guest Artist Recital:
Szymanowski Quartet and
Pei Shan Lee, piano
Cypress Recital Hall,
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
I Was Born, But... (1932), 100 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Guest Artist Recital:
Dzovig Markarian, composer
Cypress Recital Hall,
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/ $7
30
30
31
18
18
18th Annual High School Art Invitational
Reception
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center
Fri 7-9 pm
Guest Artist Recital:
Sandra Shapiro, piano
Cypress Recital Hall,
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/ $7
Faculty Artist Recital:
Jerry Luedders, saxophone
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sat 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Chamber Music II
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sat 4:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Chamber Music III
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sat 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
1
2
4
19
20
TEMPO New Music Ensemble
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Guest Artist Recital:
Nadia Shpachenko, piano
Cypress Recital Hall,
Mon 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Faculty Focus: Ken Jones
(through February 19)
West Gallery, Art and Design Center
Master Chorale
Paul Smith, conductor
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 5 pm, $15/$10/$7
Piano Ensemble
Cypress Recital Hall,
Mon 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
13 Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition
5
12
13
20
21
23
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Passing Fancy (1933), 101 mins., and
Woman of Tokyo (1933), 47 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective, Dragnet Girl
(1933), 100 mins., and A Story of Floating
Weeds (1934), 86 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Guest Artist Recital:
Transcontinental Piano Duo
Cypress Recital Hall,
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition
Gallery Talk
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center
Mon 10 am
Clarinet Studio Recital
Cypress Recital Hall,
Tues 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Late Autumn (1960), 128 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
13-15, 18-22
23
24
24-26,29,30, May 1-3
Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Little Theatre, Nordhoff Hall,
Wed-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2 pm
$20/$17/$16/$15/$9
Wind Ensemble
Lawrence Stoffel, conductor
Valley Performing Arts Center
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
University Chorus
Katherine Baker, conductor
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall,
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
12 Dragnet Girl
Dust: Sifting Memories of L.A.’s Past
J’aime Morrison, choreographer
Experimental Theatre,
Valley Performing Arts Center
Wed-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2 pm
$20/$17/$16/$15/$9
14
16
17
25
25
26
Tin Can Transmissions- Ten Years in the
Making (through March 28) and
Faculty Focus: Ken Jones Receptions
Main & West Gallery,
Art and Design Center Sat 4-7 pm
Tin Can Transmissions- Ten Years in the
Making Gallery Talk
Main Gallery, Art and Design Center
Mon 10 am
Wind Ensemble
Lawrence Stoffel, conductor
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall,
Tues 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Guitar Studio Recital
Nordhoff Hall Room 107,
Sat 1:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Samuel Goldberg Honors String Quartet
Diane Roscetti, director
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sat 2 pm, $15/$10/$7
World Music Ensembles
Ric Alviso and Joel Mankey, directors
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 2 pm, $15/$10/$7
19
25
26
28
29
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
The Only Son (1936), 82 mins., and
There Was a Father (1942), 87 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Guest Artist Recital: SoloDuo Guitar Duo
Cypress Recital Hall,
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
New Directions Composers Group
Nordhoff Hall Room 107
Sun 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Jazz A Band
Matt Harris, director
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall,
Tues 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Steel Drum Band
Gee Rabe, director
Cypress Recital Hall,
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
14 Tin Can Transmissions
MARCH
13-15, 18-22 Macbeth
26
26
29
30
30
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Late Spring (1949), 108 mins., and
A Hen in the Wind (1948), 84 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Media Composition Faculty Recital
Cypress Recital Hall,
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Guitar Chamber Music
Nordhoff Hall Room 107,
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
The End of Summer (1961), 103 mins., and
Good Morning (1959), 93 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Saxophone Studio Recital
Jerry Luedders, director
Cypress Recital Hall,
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
1
3
4
Faculty Artist Recital:
Julia Heinen, clarinet;
Dmitry Rachmanov, piano
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Jazz A Band
Matt Harris, director
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall,
Tues 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
CSUN Symphony Orchestra
John Roscigno, conductor
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall,
Wed 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
5
6-8, 11-15
8
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Early Summer (1951), 125 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Pinter x 2: The Tea Party &
The Collection by Harold Pinter
Guest Artist Recital:
Katherine Poghosyan, piano
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
26 Late Spring
Experimental Theatre, Valley Performing Arts Center,
Wed-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2 pm
$20/$17/$16/$15/$9
4 Faculty Focus: Ken Jones
10
12
13-15
Guest Artist Recital:
Amadeus Guitar Duo
Cypress Recital Hall,
Tues 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Tokyo Story (1953), 137 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
CSUN Opera: “The Medium”
by Gian Carlo Menotti
Cypress Recital Hall,
Fri/Sat 7:30 pm, Sat/Sun 2 pm
$15/$10/$7
15
19
Faculty Composers Recital
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Early Spring (1956), 145 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
20-22
The Drowsy Chaperone:
Broadway’s TONY-winning musical
Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison.
Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar.
Valley Performing Arts Center
Fri/Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2 pm
$25/$23/$21/$15 (+ facility fee)
MAY
FEBRUARY
JANUARY
2 Equinox Flower
12 Tokyo Story
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1-3
Northridge Singers
Paul Smith, conductor
Valley Performing Arts Center
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Dust: Sifting Memories of L.A.’s Past
Choreography by J’aime Morrison
24 Walterio Iraheta: Encontrados Found
Valley Performing Arts Center Experimental Theatre
Fri-Sat 7:30 pm, Sun 2 pm
$20/$17/$16/$15/$9
1-3 Dust: Sifting Memories of L.A.’s Past
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Jazz C Band & Mancini Ensemble
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Discovery Players
Cypress Recital Hall,
Mon 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Jazz B Band
Cypress Recital Hall,
Tues 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
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Faculty Artist Recital:
Julia Heinen, clarinet;
Landon Baumgard, piano
Cypress Recital Hall,
Sun 2:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
Walterio Iraheta: Encontrados Found
Reception
(through April 2)
West Gallery, Art and Design Center
Tues 5-7 pm
Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
An Autumn Afternoon (1962), 113 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
Media Composition Studio Ensemble
Elizabeth Sellers, director
Plaza del Sol Performance Hall,
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
3 Jazz A Band
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Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque:
Yasujiro Ozu Retrospective,
Tokyo Twilight (1957), 141 mins.,
Armer Theater, Manzanita Hall 7 pm
An Evening of Small Group Jazz
Cypress Recital Hall,
Thurs 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
An Evening of Small Group Jazz
Cypress Recital Hall,
Mon 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
CSUN Symphony Orchestra
John Roscigno, conductor
Valley Performing Arts Center,
Fri 7:30 pm, $15/$10/$7
MFA/MA Graduate Thesis Exhibition
(through May 30)
Opening Reception
Main and West Gallery, Sat 4-7 pm
8 CSUN Symphony Orchestra