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February 2010 Details
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Cinderella | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater |
Jan 22-24 Jan 29-31 Feb 5-7 Fri-Sun
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Cinderella Cinderella is a magical fairy tale of timeless enchantment that is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance. Originally presented on television in 1957 starring Julie Andrews, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella was the most widely viewed program in the history of the medium. Its recreation in 1965 starring Lesley Ann Warren was no less successful in transporting a new generation to the miraculous kingdom of dreams-come-true, and so was a second remake in 1997, which starred Brandy as Cinderella and Whitney Houston as her Fairy Godmother. As adapted for the stage, with great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. Music by Richard Rodgers. Book & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II.
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East Bay Area Figurative Exhibition | |||||||||||||||
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Jan 29 - Feb 27 Opening Jan 29
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East Bay Area Figurative Exhibition An East Bay Area Figurative Exhibition begins January 29th and runs through February 27th at the newly opened Ryan Fine Arts Gallery in Livermore. The opening reception will be held January 29th from 5:30 to 8 pm in conjunction with the Art and Wine Crawl, an event also organized by Ryan Fine Art. Ryan Fine Art is located downtown Livermore at 171 So. J Street, Livermore, CA 94550. For more information visit www.lindaryanfineart.com The Bay Area Abstract Figurative Movement, spearheaded by David Park,
Elmer Bischoff and many more from the San Francisco Art Institute and CCAC
in the 1950’s put the Bay Area on the map, artwise, and continues to
influence artists’ work. Ryan Fine Art is exhibiting works from artists who
were influenced by this movement, but also those who have taken their own
unique look at the figure and followed their own figurative path. |
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Valley Concert Choral - An Evening of Music with Daniel Glover | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 6 Saturday
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Valley Concert Choral - An Evening of Music
with Daniel Glover VCC's own accompanist and internationally known concert pianist, Daniel Glover, will share his masterful talent at the piano in this annual benefit concert for the chorale. Horowitz. Sponsor: Valley Concert Chorale Location: First Presbyterian Church, 2020 Fifth St (4th & L), Livermore Times: 7:30pm Admission: $25.00 advance or at the door. More info: Valley Concert Chorale |
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LLNL Science on Saturday - Fighting Super Bugs: Overcoming Antibiotic Resistance | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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Jan 30 Feb 6 Feb 13 Feb 20 Feb 27 Saturday
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LLNL Science on Saturday -
Fighting Super Bugs: Overcoming Antibiotic Resistance - January 30 Antibiotics have represented the primary line of defense for treating bacterial infections since 1935 when the first sulfur-containing compounds were introduced. The original antimicrobial substance isolated from the Penicillium fungus is the precursor of penicillin. Some more recently developed antibiotics are chemically designed. Unfortunately increased use and mis-use of antibiotics has led to increased numbers of pathogenic bacteria resistant to one or more antibiotics. Medical misuse of antibiotics - prescribing antibiotics for viral infections or failure of patients to complete treatment with the full regiment of antibiotics can lead to antibiotic resistant bacteria that can cause infections that cannot be treated with some antibiotics. Infections caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria are very difficult to treat and can lead to death of the patient. Antibiotic resistance can also result from bacteria being exposed to antibiotics in the environment. More than 70% of the antibiotics sold in the U.S. are used as supplements to animal feed. The intestinal bacteria in the animals provided with such feed rapidly show resistance to the antibiotics and, in some cases, have transferred this resistance to pathogenic microbes the environment. We will present a brief history of antibiotic use and discuss the medical and public policy factors that are, in part, responsible for increased antibiotic resistance in pathogenic microbes. We will then introduce a new generation of antimicrobial compounds that are derived from the bacteria's own genes that may be clinically useful to treat infections caused by antibiotic resistant pathogens. Distant Worlds: Making Images of Other Solar Systems -
Feb 6 Four hundred years ago, our view of the everything changed as scientists like Galileo proved that the Earth was not the center of the universe but instead orbits around our star, the Sun. Fifteen years ago the world shifted again when the first planets were discovered orbiting other stars. Since then, more than four hundred such other worlds have been discovered - but almost all are invisible, seen only through their gravitational tug on their parent star. Scientists and engineers are working together to build more advanced telescopes and equipment that are allowing us to study these other worlds in greater and greater detail. One limit that has to be overcome is the earth's atmosphere, which distorts and blurs everything we see. A new technique, adaptive optics, uses mirrors that change their shape a thousand times a second to make ultra-sharp images from giant telescopes on the ground. Last year, using adaptive optics and the 10 meter W.M. Keck telescope in Hawaii, a LLNL team produced the first ever picture of another solar system, showing three giant planets as dim red dots a hundred thousand times fainter than the bright blue star they orbit. In the future, these techniques may even lead to an image with a pale blue dot circling a nearby star - another Earth. Put it Back When You are Done: Storing Carbon Dioxide in the Earth not
the Atmosphere - Feb 13 Understanding Climate Change - Feb 20 Harnessing Fusion Energy: The Power of Light - Feb 27 About Science on Saturdays: Science on Saturday (SOS) is a series of science lectures for middle and high school students. Each topic highlights cutting-edge science occurring at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). The talks are presented by leading LLNL science researchers supported by master high school science teachers. These presentations are offered in several locations. See the schedule below to find locations nearest to you. Admission is free of charge. Seating is on a first come basis. Seats may not be reserved in advance. See the schedule for the starting times of each presentation, and a map to the venue. Seating is limited. Please come early to ensure that you will find a seat. Students receive a "Student Notes" worksheet to record key information from the talk. The worksheet will be marked with the official SOS stamp at the end of the presentation. Many teachers use the worksheet to award "extra credit." Students should check with their teacher in advance to determine if they will receive credit for attending SOS. Teachers who attend the SOS presentations can receive a CD with the
presentation slides. If the talk is video recorded, they can receive a DVD
of the recorded talk as well. These CDs and DVDs are offered free of charge
and are sent by mail after the completion of the lecture series for the
year. Be sure to register when you attend to receive your copy of these
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Northern California Exotic Bird and Supply Exposition | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 7 Sun
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Northern California Exotic Bird and Supply Exposition Northern California Exotic Bird, pet and pet supply expo. Birds and supplies at wholesale cost to the public. Handfed baby parrots, cages, toys, perches, play-gyms, Manzanita, stands, food, jewelry, t-shirts, books and more... Sponsor: Jim and Laurene Pappas. Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: 9am to 4pm Admission: $7 general admission, children under 10 free; $8 parking More info: www.ncabird.com; 510-785-6647 or Fairgrounds Web Site, |
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TAO | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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Feb 9 Tuesday
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TAO Athletic bodies and contemporary costumes meet explosive Taiko drumming and innovative choreography in the show that has critics waxing lyrical about TAO’s extraordinary precision, energy, and stamina. With hundreds of sold-out shows and more than a million spectators, TAO has proven that modern entertainment based on the traditional art of Japanese drumming, has massive international appeal. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 7:30pm Admission: $56/$41/$33. Students (17 & under): $12 Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center - Tao - eLivermore.com theater page |
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Pink Floyd Laser Extravaganza | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 12 Tuesday
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Pink Floyd Laser Extravaganza House of Floyd is the premier tribute band for Pink Floyd. House of Floyd consists of musicians Mark Showalter (vocals, guitar, sax), Lou Portela (bass), Doug Canfield (drums), Joe Bartone (guitar, lapsteel, keyboard) and Pat Potter (vocals and guitar), with singers Sheri Showalter and Mellissa Harley. House of Floyd is diligent: the coordination of the laser show, video, fog, lights and incense, the vocals, sax, guitars, drums, bass and keyboards are all timed perfectly making the concert an authentic experience. Re-live "Division Bell", "The Wall", "A Saucerful of Secrets", "Dark Side of the Moon", "A Momentary Lapse of Reason", "Wish You Were Here" and much more. Let’s just say, House of Floyd ignites all five senses! Don't miss this great show. Sponsor: ABC Music Source & Academy Presents Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: $28. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center - Tao - eLivermore.com theater page |
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New Orleans Bash at the Bothwell | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 12 Friday
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New Orleans Bash at the
Bothwell The New Orleans Bash at the Bothwell has become the place to celebrate Mardi Gras, New Orleans-style! With over-the-top décor that echoes the atmosphere of the French Quarter to the excess that is Mardi Gras, we offer a chance to step out in style or be Bourbon-Street casual for a night of great music and a great party. Masks are optional – and if you don’t have one, we offer a French Quarter-style shopping experience, where you can purchase masks, beads to wear or give away, and fun souvenirs. Highlights include Hurricanes, New Orleans Jazz and cuisine, and the chance to enjoy a Preservation Hall Experience, a tribute to the world-famous French Quarter jazz club. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bothwell Center, 2466 8th St. Livermore Times: 5:00pm to 10:00pm. Preservation Hall concerts at 6pm and 7pm. Admission: $15 – Celebration Admission, $25 - Preservation Hall Concert (includes Celebration Admission) Drinks and Dinner a la Carte - cost TBD More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center |
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Spring Home & Garden Show | |||||||||||||||
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February 12-15 Friday to Mon
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Alameda County Spring Home & Garden Show Homeowners can get an early start on their homes and gardens at the Spring Home & Garden show. See the latest products including skylights, carpet, tile, kitchen and bath renovations and more. An entire area will be devoted to landscape displays where you can
discover the incredible talents of the Tri-Valley’s best landscape artists.
A free flowering plant to the first 300 paid admissions each day of the show
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Livermore-Amador Symphony Concert - Youth and Adventure | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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Feb 13 Saturday |
Livermore-Amador Symphony Youth and
Adventure Britten: The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra. Bob Williams, Narrator Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade. Kristina Anderson, violin solo Plus solos by the winners of the 2009-2010 Competition for Young Musicians Sponsor: Livermore Amador Symphony Location: Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Time: Prelude talk from 7 to 7:30pm. Symphony concerts begin at 8:00pm Admission: $28/$24/$20. Senior (62 and above): $26/$22/$18 Youth (high school & younger): $8 Season tickets also available. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office. More info: Livermore-Amador Symphony (925) 373-6824, or Bankhead Theater |
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It's Magic! | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 14 Sunday
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It's Magic Come one, come all for hocus pocus hijinks and abracadabra antics as the longest running magic revue designed for the entire family presents the all new 53rd annual edition of It’s Magic! Featuring the top award-winning magic and variety acts from Las Vegas, Europe, Asia and Hollywood’s Magic Castle, the Los Angeles Times calls It’s Magic! “…a must for magic buffs of all ages.” Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 3:00pm Admission: $46/$36/$26. Students (17 & under): $12 Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center - It's Magic - eLivermore.com theater page |
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Abraham Lincoln: Changing Times | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 18 Thurs
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Abraham Lincoln: Changing Times. The Museum On Main Street Ed Kinney Lecture Series presents "Abraham Lincoln: Changing Times," a portrayal by Roger K. Vincent. The lecture will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday, February 18, at Lynnewood United Methodist Church, 4444 Black Avenue, Pleasanton. Admission is $5 members and seniors, $10 non-members, and $3 students and teachers with ID. Reservations are suggested; however, tickets may be purchased at the door Join us in celebration of the birthday of the 16th president of the United States, as Roger K. Vincent portrays the American President in a living history presentation examining Lincoln’s life through changing times, from the Industrial Revolution to the westward movement to the issue of slavery. Recently awarded the Best Presenter of 2008 by the Association of Lincoln
Presenters (APL), Roger K. Vincent, a former elementary teacher, first
became interested in studying and researching Lincoln’s life due to his
amazing physical similarity to the former President. Vincent portrays
Lincoln with warmth and sincerity, and with little-known facts and stories
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Pacific Chamber Symphony - From Corelli to Copland - Works for Brass Orchestra | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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Feb 18 Thurs
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Pacific Chamber Symphony - From Corelli to
Copland - Works for Brass Orchestra From Corelli’s antiphonal works to Copland’s great “Fanfare for the Common Man,” the Brass Orchestra has a sonorous sound all its own. This is a first for Pacific Chamber Symphony and complements our past seasons featuring the winds and strings. Sponsor: Pacific Chamber Symphony Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: $38/$32/$26 Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: Pacific Chamber Symphony, |
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Livermore Art Association Artist Demonstration | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 18 Thursday
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Livermore Art Association Artist
Demonstration - Myma Wacknov The Livermore Art Association (LAA) and Pleasanton Art League (PAL) invite you to attend their joint monthly meeting, featuring a live painting demonstration by Myrna Wacknov titled "Expressive Watercolor Portraiture on Tyvek". Myrna Wacknov is a practicing artist and workshop instructor specializing
in figurative and portrait character studies. Portraiture is not new to
Myrna. In fact, even before graduating from high school she was doing
commissioned portraits. Myrna attended Washington University in St. Louis
and later finished her degree in Painting and Drawing at the College of San
Mateo and San Francisco State University. Myrna has achieved Signature Membership both the National Watercolor
Society and the California Watercolor Society. She has received awards in
many national watercolor competitions, including First Place in the Society
of Western Artists and the Santa Clara Valley Watercolor Society Show. Learn
more about her work at www.myrnawacknov.com. This is a free event and the public is welcome to attend. Refreshments
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I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change - Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre | |||||||||||||||
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I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change -
Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change the laugh-inducing, award-winning musical comedy about love in the suburbs is often described as "Seinfeld set to music". It's a hilarious look at love and relationships that is as touching and insightful as it is humorous. Four actors play over forty roles scaling the dizzying spectrum of male/female relationships. The trials and tribulations of being single, dating, marriage, loss, and heartbreak and everything in the relationship process that you have ever secretly thought about, but were afraid to admit, are cleverly explored. It is hailed as the most "proposal-friendly" musical, as there have been 61 wedding proposals at the show, all of which resulted in yeses! Book and Lyrics by Joe DiPietro. |
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Di Wu, Piano | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 20 Saturday
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Di Wu, Piano Di Wu is clearly an artist on the rise. In June 2009 she was named one of the six finalists at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, and in a 2008 Musical America feature on Young Artists, she was called “an up-and-coming talent.” Ms. Wu made her professional debut at age 14 with the Beijing Philharmonic, and then, after completing degrees from the Curtis Institute of Music and from Juilliard, made her solo debut in Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in 2005. She has toured extensively through the U.S. and Europe, specializing in works that are passionate, high-energy, and technically advanced. After a performance in California, Peninsula Reviews stated, “She played with an élan and virtuosity that was mesmerizing. The speed and accuracy of her playing was equal to any of the greatest pianists of the past.” Sponsor: Del Valle Fine Arts Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: $30/$25/$20. High School free, college $10 day of concert. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: www.delvallefinearts.org., eLivermore.com theater page, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center For more information about Di Wu go to: http://www.diwupiano.com/ |
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Feb 21 Sunday
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Judy, Judy, Judy Coming to the Bankhead Theater, the hit musical revue “JUDY, JUDY, JUDY,” a cabaret tribute to the songs of Judy Garland. Starring musical theatre and opera star Tielle Baker, International Pops Symphony Artist Pamela Brooks, and Emmy-award featured singer and actress ML Parr. The evening will feature classic songs including “That’s Entertainment,” “I Got Rhythm, Get Happy,” “The Trolley Song,” “For Me and My Gal,” “Come Rain or Come Shine,” “Embraceable You,” “Over the Rainbow,” and many more favorites. Three fantastic singers, one great pianist…now that’s entertainment! Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, ESSES Productions Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 2:00pm Admission: $20. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: eLivermore.com theater page, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center |
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Fly Fishing Show | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 26-28 Fri-Sun
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Fly Fishing Show 100% Fly fishing show. Demos, new products, seminars, celebrity fly fishing personalities, fly tyers, art and much, much more. Sponsor: Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: 10am to 6pm (Fri); 9am to 5:30pm (Sat); 9am to 4:30pm (Sun) Admission: Adults $15; child under 12 - $2, child under 5 free, Sun Family Day, 2 adults and 1 or more kids $25; Parking $8. Discount: $25 two day pass; $35 three day pass; Uniformed Military free; Scouts under 16 in uniform free More info: Fairgrounds Web Site, Show website. |
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Feb 27 Saturday
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Vagabond Opera Bohemian Cabaret ensemble Vagabond Opera is described by the Washington Post as “A band of ceaseless charisma, boundless energy, impeccable musicianship.” Weaving elements of Kurt Weil, Duke Ellington and Edith Piaf with absurdist flair, theatrics and an old world mood, Vagabond Opera presents the new wave of opera with lusty voices singing in 13 languages and presenting a cabaret of rich musical phrasing, sparkling lyrics and indomitable stage presence. This is Opera liberated and reinvented for everyone! Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: $46/$36/$26. Students (17 & under): $12 Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center - eLivermore.com theater page |
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Livermore Talent Finals 2010 | |||||||||||||||
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Feb 28 Sunday
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Livermore Talent Finals 2010 LIVERMORE'S 2010 TALENT COMPETITION FINALS presented by the Bay Area News Group and the Rotary Clubs of Livermore give new and hidden talents an opportunity to take the professional stage and win $2,500. The variety of talents may include an opera singer or a comedian. Perhaps one will be a young pianist who can't reach the pedals. There might even be jugglers or magicians. There are two categories of competitors - 17 & under, and 18 & over. The winner of each category will take home $2500. This production will be directed by Carol Hovey, the Livermore High School performing arts theater manager. The two winners will be selected by a 3 judge panel including Dale Kaye, feature film and television producer, and Allen Larson, film/television producer, author and founder of the Los Angeles Actor’s Gym. Each finalist will have survived a preliminary round of competition judged by stage actor Michael Rice from Shakespeare’s Associates, Tiffany Henderson from Tiffany Dance Academy, film/television producer, author and founder of the Los Angeles Actor’s Gym Allen Larson, long time voice instructor Sally Dunlop and pianist Ronald Graham from the Graham Piano Studio in Pleasanton. In addition to the two $2500 winners there will be two “People’s Choice Award” winners selected by the community at large. Between the semi-finals on Jan. 9 and the finals on Feb. 28, community members can go to the Livermore’s 2010 Talent Competition website at www.LivermoresTalentCompetition.com to view the semi-final performances of the finalists and place an online vote. Also, at the finals competition, audience members will be able to submit text votes for each of the performances. The performance getting the most online votes and the performance getting the most text votes will each win the “People’s Choice Award”. Heather Quarterman from KKIQ's Hometown Mornings will again be the emcee for the evening. Sponsor: Rotary Clubs of Livermore Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 3:00pm Admission: $75 / $45 / $25 / $25 More info: Livermore Talent Website - Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center - eLivermore.com theater page |
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Livermore Library Events Sponsor: Livermore Library Locations: See specific event for its location. Main (Civic Center) Library: 1188 S Livermore Ave. Rincon Branch: 725 Rincon Ave. Springtown Branch: 998 Bluebell Dr Times: See Table Admission: Free. More info: Livermore Library Photo by Bill Nale |
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