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February 16 - 29, 2008 A+33
Rooney puts on a show
Mickey Rooney visits the Chandler children 12 years and younger are Tickets are $34, $38 and $44.
Center for the Arts for a special evening free. Recording artist and keyboard player
of songs, reminiscences, and jazz Performing in a variety of styles John Tesh performs at the Chandler Center
featuring his wife, Jan Rooney. They’ll and rhythms, The Duttons travel from at 7 p.m. Sun., March 9. Formerly an
perform “Let’s Put On A Show!” at 8 their theatre in Branson, MO to the Entertainment Tonight host, Tesh now has
p.m. Sat., Feb. 23 and will pay tribute to CCA at 7 p.m. Sat., March 1. Having three gold albums, six Emmys, two Grammy
Patsy Cline, Judy Garland, and Rooney’s appeared on “America’s Got Talent” nominations, a Keyboard Magazine Award
former wife, Ava Gardner. Film clips will on NBC, the family of entertainers and several number one radio hits. He’s
be shown from throughout his career. play a number of instruments and currently in pre-production stages of his next
Tickets range from $28 to $36. incorporate vocal harmonies in their PBS special and in the process of writing his
Then see acrobatics, traditional
Mickey and Jan Rooney
production. Tickets are $21, $25 and
Golden Dragon
second book. Tickets are $48, $52 and $58
dance, spectacular costumes and $30. Acrobats with VIP seats for $78.
ancient and contemporary theatrical techniques when Veteran performer Mark Russell says The Chandler Center for the Arts is located
the Golden Dragon Acrobats fi ll the CCA stage at 3 p.m. nearly everything in the newspaper “strikes him funny,” at 250 N. Arizona Ave. in downtown Chandler. Call
Sun., Feb. 24 and mark their 28th year of continuous and he’ll bring his brand of stand-up comedy and piano 480-782-2680 for tickets.
touring in the U.S. Ticket prices go from $28 to $36, and accompaniment to the CCA at 7 p.m. Sun., March 2.
On Valley stages
“The Princess and the Pea,” through “Goodnight Moon,” Childsplay,
Feb. 17, Valley Youth Theatre, 525 N. First through Mar. 9, Tempe Center for the Arts,
St., Phoenix. Comedic version of Hans 700 W. Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe. Based
Christian Andersen’s famous fairy tale. on the book by Margaret Wise Brown. Box
Box offi ce: 602-253-8188, ext. 2. offi ce: 480-350-2822.
“Twelve Angry Men,” Feb. 19-24, ASU “Singin’ in the Rain,” through Mar.
Gammage, 1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe. 29, Hale Centre Theatre, 50 W. Page
Starring Richard Thomas. Box offi ce: Ave., Gilbert. Classic musical set in 1920s
480-784-4444. Hollywood. Box offi ce: 480-497-1181.
“The Frog Prince,” East Valley “The Magic Flute,” Arizona Opera,
Children’s Theatre, through Mar. 2, Mar. 6-9, Symphony Hall, 75 N. Second
Nesbitt/Elliott Playhouse, Mesa Arts St., Phoenix. Mozart’s classic opera. Box
Center, 1 E. Main St., Mesa. Winner of offi ce: 602-266-4444.
EVCT’s 2007 Aspiring Playwriting Contest.
Box offi ce: 480-644-6500.
“2 x Malamud: The Jewbird & the Magic
Barrel,” Traveling Jewish Theatre, Mar. 8,
“Gypsy,” through Mar. 9, Copperstate Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts,
Dinner Theater, Phoenix Greyhound Park, 4301 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale. Written
3801 E. Washington, Phoenix. Musical by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Bernard
based on Gypsy Rose Lee’s life. Box offi ce: Malamud. Box offi ce: 480-994-2787.
602-279-3129.
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