$18/25/30, $12 Youth ages 6-18, $10 for UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Classical pianist Simone Dinnerstein came into international acclaim in 2007, when her solo album featuring Bach's Goldberg Variations appeared on numerous Best of 2007 lists including those of The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, iTunes Editor's Choice Best Classical, Amazon.com Best CDs of 2007, and Barnes & Noble's Top 5 Debut CDs of 2007. Says the New York Times, "An utterly distinctive voice in the forest of Bach interpretation, Ms. Dinnerstein brings her own pianistic expressivity to the Goldberg Variations, probing each variation as if it were something completely new."
$18/35/40, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Named "America's greatest quartet" by Time Magazine, the Emerson String Quartet is unparalleled in talent and achievements over the years. The winner of eight Grammy Awards (including two for Best Classical Album, an unprecedented honor for a chamber music group), three Gramophone Awards, the coveted Avery Fisher Prize, and various other honors, the Emerson String Quartet is in class of its own. After more than 30 years of performing, these musicians retain the intensity and vigor held at their first performance in 1976. Says Gramophone, "The Emerson gives us playing of exceptional technical accomplishment and an unusually wide expressive range. They continually offer new insights into some endlessly enthralling music. Do hear them."
$11 general public, $5 UW-Madison students with a valid ID. (Buffet dinner starts at 5:30pm. Check TITU for location).
A journey through Italy and its beautiful natural lakes. Always willing to explore the extra story, Walsh's filmmaking promises a unique look at the spectacular country and its people.
$11 general public, $5 UW-Madison students with a valid ID. (Buffet dinner starts at 5:30pm. Check TITU for location).
A journey through Italy and its beautiful natural lakes. Always willing to explore the extra story, Walsh's filmmaking promises a unique look at the spectacular country and its people.
$18/33/38, $12 Youth ages 6-18, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
A Madison audience favorite, Alonzo King¿s LINES Ballet celebrates over 25 years of melding classical Western ballet with a diverse set of cultural traditions. Described by The New Yorker as being "hyperkinetic" and exceptional, King's visionary choreography continues to thrill viewers at home as well as abroad. "Since its inception in 1982, critics and dance lovers alike have praised LINES for its global and artistic vision as well as its technical virtuosity," says Ebony Magazine, "King has assembled what has been described as a United Nations of extraordinary dancers who bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the ensemble."
$18/30/35, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Brazilian Grammy winner Souza was born to a family of Bossa Nova innovators. A jazz singer, she also dabbles in classical and world music. Best known today for being the "new bossa nova diva," her first major label recording featured that genre's hits. Says All About Jazz.com, "While the bossa form is inherently easy on the ears, Souza has chosen material that covers a broad emotional range, a subtext of the album being the complexity and multifaceted nature of love."
$18/30/35, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Tony nominated Broadway star Marin Mazzie (Ragtime, Kiss Me Kate) and Jason Danieley (Full Monty, Curtains) will join Madison's own Four Seasons Theatre Orchestra conducted by Andrew Abrams for an evening of Broadway favorites.
$22 General Admission, $10 UW-Madison students with a valid ID.
Like the cuisine of Louisiana, the music of the Red Stick Ramblers starts with a blast of heat (which commands attention right off the bat), then moves to subtler notes, making for an irresistibly captivating experience. Connecting styles as diverse as traditional Cajun, western swing, blues and old-school jazz, these guys romp and stomp through a crazy-quilt of originals and classic covers with the high-octane energy that could only come from a band accustomed to keeping dance-floors jumping for hours at a time.