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Art of Design opens in Prescott
Nominations open for Business Arts Awards
Take a break from the heat in the Valley and visit a decorative and wearable art Honor a business, volunteer, arts organization or advocate with a nomination for a
show called Art of Design, opening in June in Prescott and sponsored by the Prescott Business in the Arts Award.
Fine Arts Association. Two East Valley artists are among the 53 participating, including Entry deadline is July 6 for nominations for the 17th Annual Business in the Arts
Nancy Green of Ahwatukee and Loraine K. Sample of Queen Creek. Awards Breakfast held Wed., Aug. 15 at the Hilton Squaw Peak Resort in Phoenix.
A reception for the artists will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Fri., June 8, and the show will Nominations are being accepted in these categories: Large Business Partner of the
be open to the public through Sun., July 22. Art of Design will be judged by Natalie Krol, Year, Small Business Partner of the Year, Arts Organization of the Year, Arts Advocate of
an internationally known sculptor and corporate art dealer. the Year, Arts Board Member of the Year and Business Volunteer of the Year.
On Fri., June 22 from 5-7:30 p.m. the gallery will be open for the 4th Friday Art Walk. To obtain a nomination form or more information visit, www.
Jazz by Larry Wills and refreshments will be served. abcannualawardsbreakfast.org/nom.htm.
“The show is a visual feast, an explosion of color,” says Barb Wills, formerly of
Phoenix and now of Prescott. She says fi ber art, including free form crochet, hand
Anything Goes for SL Community Theatre
pieced quilting and beading is represented in a variety of forms from wall art to jackets,
purses and scarves. There’s also jewelry, carved and decorated gourds, sculpture, a
Sun Lakes Community Theatre puts on a rousing rendition of the Broadway musical
variety of paintings, mixed media, linocuts, monoprints and photographs. Among
Anything Goes July 10 through 14 at the San Tan Ballroom in Cottonwood, Sun Lakes.
the items are printed silk works by Wills and etchings by Maria Lynam, curators. The
The story of love, a crime-solving puzzle and phony identities is set to music and
adjacent gift shop also has a varied selection of artwork, jewelry and pottery.
lyrics by Cole Porter.
“This is an opportunity to see artwork not previously shown in the Prescott area
Tickets, which cost $12 each and $30 for shows with dinner, go on sale at 8 a.m. Mon.,
from local artists and artists across the state, several who exhibit nationally and
June 25 at the Cottonwood Resource Center Courtyard (CRCC). Thereafter, they will be
internationally,” Wills adds.
available for purchase at CRCC from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays or
Sample’s art quilt has hand-dyed and commercial cotton fabrics and was machine
at Sun Lakes Country Club from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Fridays.
pieced and quilted. Green crafted two wall hangings with hand-dyed fabrics, and
For more info, call 480-883-7709 or visit www.slctinfo.com.
embellished with tulle, stamps, beads and more.
Located on Willis, between Marina and Cortez in Prescott, The Gallery at PFAA and
Shakespeare Co. announces 2007-08 season
Gift Shop, is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sundays from
Season tickets for Southwest Shakespeare Company’s 2007-08 season, “Unlikely
noon to 4 p.m. Admission is free.
Couples,” are now available through the Mesa Arts Center Box Offi ce by calling 480-
644-6507.
Discover your inner comedian
All productions take place at the Mesa Arts Center located at 1 E. Main St. in Mesa.
Visit www.swshakespeare.org for more info.
Southern Chandler residents tickle their funny bones and hone their comedic skills Schedule:
at the Arizona Comedy Experiment Wed., June 20 at the Herberger Theater Center in The Taming of the Shrew, Sept. 27-Oct. 13, Piper Repertory Theater. Richard Baird
downtown Phoenix.
stars in the role of Petruchio in Shakespeare’s romantic comedy.
Comedy workshops and master classes are offered in subjects ranging from improv
A Shakespearean Christmas, Nov. 20-Dec. 15, Farnsworth Studio Theater.
and standup to business aspects of the industry, followed by a 7 p.m. family-oriented
Shakespearean poetry, Elizabethan songs, and general merriment make for a festive
comedy show featuring some of Arizona’s top comedians.
holiday experience.
Macbeth, Jan. 10-26, 2008, Piper Repertory Theater. Shakespeare’s tragic portrait of
Registration begins at 2:30 p.m. The fee for all workshop participation and the
a ruthless lord and his scheming wife.
comedy show is $40. Admission to the comedy show only is $25. All proceeds benefi t
The Merry Wives of Windsor, Mar. 6-22, 2008, Nesbitt/Elliott Playhouse Theater. One
Phoenix’s nonprofi t Valley Youth Theatre.
of the merriest of Shakespeare’s comedies.
The Herberger Theater Center is at 222 E. Monroe St. For tickets call 602-253-8188, Pygmalion, April 3-19, 2008, Piper Repertory Theater. George Bernard Shaw’s play
ext. 2, or visit www.arizonacomedyexperiment.com. was the basis for the Broadway musical My Fair Lady.
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