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SPRING 2009CHICAGO THE MUSICALFLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMINEW YORK PHILHARMONICMADAMA BUTTERFLYCIRQUE DREAMS JUNGLE FANTASYDEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLALIBERTY CITYMARVIN HAMLISCHA TRIBUTE TO ELLA & BASIEKODOCHICK COREATHE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRASONNY ROLLINSNWS ALL-TCHAIKOVSKY CONCERTAND MORE!

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CATSDECEMBER 31 - JANUARY 4

CIRQUE DREAMS JUNGLE FANTASYMAY 12 - 17

CHICAGOMAY 26 - 31

Broadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

For information about education or outreach events,visit arshtcenter.org/educate.

CIRQUE DREAMS JUNGLE FANTASY May 12 - 17

THROUGH JANUARY 18

“A musical that transports the audience into a complete fantasy world!” The New York Times Winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats returns to enthrall a whole new generation of theatergoers with its magic, its mystery and its haunting melodies. See it for the first time, or see it again. The memory of Cats will enchant you now and forever.

Direct from Broadway, Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy is “the grandest circus spectacle east of Vegas!” New York Magazine

With stunning athleticism and explosive imagination, an international cast of soaring aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, and musicians create a breathtaking spectacle.

“Chicago has no peer on Broadway in matters of wit, style and sheer musical riches.” Variety

Broadway’s most popular musical returns and there’s never been a better time to experience Chicago, Broadway’s razzle-dazzle smash hit. A sensational tabloid tale of sin and corruption, Chicago has been lavished with praise and awards, including six Tony Awards, two Olivier Awards, a Grammy and thousands of standing ovations.

DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA(DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN - IN SPANISH)FEBRUARY 4 - FEBRUARY 15

Adrienne Arsht Center presents

“Hysterically funny!” Variety

A hilarious yet sweet celebration of the differences between the male and female species! It’s been a huge word-of-mouth hit all over the world—seen by 8 million people, performed in 16 languages and in 35 countries. Now the Adrienne Arsht Center presents Rob Becker’s 90-minute comic tribute to the battle of the sexes - for the first time in the U.S in Spanish. Attention ladies: drag your man to this show!

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LIBERTY CITYWRITTEN BY JESSICA BLANK AND APRIL YVETTE THOMPSONPERFORMED BY APRIL YVETTE THOMPSONDIRECTED BY JESSICA BLANK

FEBRUARY 18 – MARCH 1


April Yvette Thompson knows Miami’s Liberty City. It’s where urban and island cultures rub up against each other, and it’s where she grew up with her Bahamian/Cuban father and African-American mother. Now she brings to life that neighborhood as it was during her childhood—the turbulent 1970s and ‘80s, a time when families struggled to stay together as their worlds were coming apart.

Exploring race and activism, family, and politics, April tells us her life story with “scorching insight on how history both frees and chains us at the same time” (Variety).

Co-written and directed by Jessica Blank, co-writer of the hit play The Exonerated, Liberty City sheds light on a dramatic chapter of our history. Laugh-out-loud funny, yet as gritty and thought-provoking as the neighborhood that inspired it, Liberty City is a “definitive example of the solo show” (Village Voice).

BABALU-CYTHE ART OF DESI ARNAZMARCH 13 – APRIL 19 Winner of New York’s cabaret Bistro Award for Best Show!

Babalu-cy has wowed audiences and critics alike with its loving, musically thrilling tribute to Desi and Lucy, everybody’s favorite Cuban-American alliance. The “powerful and touching” (New York Times) Greg Purnhagen and his seven-piece band lead us through Desi’s tremendous popularity as a singer/bandleader.

But the heart of the show is Desi’s relationship, on screen and off, with America’s favorite red head, Loooocy! It’s a love affair we all share. And now it lives again in Miami, featuring 20 hot musical numbers, including: “Babalu,” “Cuban Pete,” “We’re Having a Baby,” and, of course, “I Love Lucy.”


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JUAN DE MARCOS ANDTHE AFRO-CUBAN ALL STARSAPRIL 11

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Juan de Marcos

These Cuban musicians play everything from danzón, bolero and rumba to salsa, guajira, and cha-cha! Trumpeters and trombone players, conga drummers, pianists and singers create an unforgettable big band extravaganza – Cuban style.

A TRIBUTE TO MACHITO & TITO PUENTE JANUARY 16 - ALMOST SOLD OUT

history of the timbales.” World Music Central Afro-Cuban rhythms and virtuoso performances heat up the night with an all-star jam! The virtuoso lineup includes trumpeters Teodulo “Chocolate” Armenteros and Arturo Sandoval, timbalero Orestes Vilato, flutists Nestor Torres and Dave Valentin, percussionist Sammy Figueroa, and vocalist Albita. The legendary Machito Orchestra joins them on this night, dedicated to Israel “Cachao” López.

Arturo Sandoval

A TRIBUTE TO ELLA & BASIE FEBRUARY 20

assortment of standards.” JazzTimes.com

What better way to celebrate Black History Month than with a tribute to these two pillars of American music! The Count Basie Orchestra performs its timeless, classic arrangements of Basie classics. Joining them is the 2008 Grammy Award-winning vocalist Patti Austin with a special tribute to Ella Fitzgerald.Patti Austin

ROOTS OF FUSION MARCH 27

keyboardists of the modern era!” npr Starring the original masters of fusion, Chick Corea and John McLaughlin! Jazz joins funk and rocks with rhythm and blues in this blow-out concert featuring one of music’s most electrifying styles. Also performing are the other three members of the Five Peace Band, Kenney Garrett, Christian McBride and Vinnie Colaiuta.Chick Corea

STRAIGHT AHEAD APRIL 18

No one owns the stage like Sonny Rollins! The legendary multiple Grammy Award winner and NEA Jazz Master celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month at the Knight Concert Hall accompanied by his dynamic band.

Sonny Rollins

For information about education or outreach events,visit arshtcenter.org/educate.

Watch video previews of the concerts at jazzroots.net.

FEBRUARY 18

MARVIN HAMLISCHWITH SPECIAL GUEST J. MARK MCVEY

Adrienne Arsht Center and American Express present

Marvin Hamlisch

whole new generation of theatergoers!”Marilyn Bergman, ASCAP Foundation President

Hear your favorite Broadway and Hollywood hits with the Oscar- and Tony-winning composer of “The Way We Were,” “They’re Playing Our Song,” and A Chorus Line!

Kodo

KODOMARCH 14


Experience Kodo’s heart-pounding, thunderous music in the acoustically brilliant Knight Concert Hall. Explore the limitless possibilities of the Japanese drum in this one-of-a-kind sonic spectacle.

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The Temptations


MANDY PATINKIN IN CONCERTWITH PAUL FORD ON PIANOMARCH 21

musical force of nature!” The New Yorker You may know him for his Tony-winning star turns on Broadway or as the Emmy-winning lead of TV’s “Criminal Minds.” But nothing can prepare you for the intense power and passion he brings to his electrifying live concerts.

Mandy Patinkin


JANUARY 23

Motown sound, leaving a huge imprint on popular music!” The Press Enterprise Nine great vocalists…two legendary groups…one memorable evening! Last year’s concert sold out! Reserve now!

THE FOUR TOPS AND THE TEMPTATIONS

MORE THAN7,000 TICKETSALREADYSOLD!

“The groups were key in shaping the soul and R&B of

“His new Broadway production of A Chorus Line is thrilling a

“Kodo’s music can raise the roof!” The New York Times

“Mandy Patinkin is in the business of show stopping. He is a

“The audience was dancing in the aisles!” The New York Times

“Orestes Vilato is undoubtedly one of the greatest figures in the

“Patti Austin uses her own remarkable voice to interpret a terrific

“Chick Corea is one of the most influential jazz fusion

“Sonny Rollins is the greatest living tenor saxophone player!” The New York Times


FEBRUARY 12 & 13CARMEN - U.S. PREMIERE


ESTRELLA MORENTE FEBRUARY 19

LOS FARRUCO

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Special events beyond the stage, including master classes, workshops, films, photo exhibits, and parties. Sign up at arshtcenter.org to receive emails about these events as soon as they arescheduled.

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“Drama of the highest order…heart-stopping!” The Times (London)

Carmen is the masterpiece that catapulted choreographer Antonio Gades and his company to international fame. Brilliantly theatrical with its colorful costumes, this Carmen is a passionate retelling of one of the world’s most tempestuous tales of love and seduction, betrayal and revenge. Featuring music from Bizet’s gorgeous opera and the popular zarzuela El gato Montes.

Winner of the Flamenco.com award for Best Show of 2008!

“In the hands of Morente, flamenco remains a living, breathing tradition” (BBC). Estrella Morente is pop culture royalty in Spain. Her albums are big hits, and it is actually her strong, luscious voice you hear when Penélope Cruz sings in Pedro Almodóvar’s Volver. The singer from Granada often performs songs from outside the traditional flamenco repertory but all of them always with that riveting, unmistakable Andalusian spirit.

“Raw flamenco, full of power, fire and unbridled masculinity.”Daily Telegraph (London)

A spectacular show performed with footwork so fast the dancers appear to fly! Los Farruco - the first family of flamenco dance - is a famous gypsy dynasty known for its electrifying performances. This show features passionate dancing, athletic power, remarkable technique, and the elegance of traditional flamenco. For their Miami debut, Los Farruco will be joined by two guitarists and three singers.

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MASTERFUL PERFORMANCES

MIAMI CITY BALLET

Don Quixote

Premieres and major revivals highlight the remainder of MCB’s 23rd season. Program II in January offers the company’s first staging of Paul Taylor’s Mercuric Tidings. Program III in February features Don Quixote, the lavish full-length production based on Cervantes’ classic. Another company premiere closes the season—Jerome Robbins’ In the Night.

CONCERT ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA

New York Philharmonic

It’s a four-month festival of the arts as CAF brings to Miami some of the world’s finest classical and pop entertainers. They include trumpeter Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic conducted by Lorin Maazel, conductor and violinist Pinchas Zukerman with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the extraordinary tenor José Carreras.

FLORIDA GRAND OPERA

The Marriage of Figaro

In January, Rossini’s delightful Cinderella (La Cenerentola) showcases lots of the composer’s trademark fun, plus a couple of surprising variations on the beloved story. February turns very exotic with Delibes’ spectacular Lakmé, a lushly romantic tale about Brits and Brahmins in the Indian jungle. Mozart’s masterful Marriage of Figaro and Puccini’s Madama Butterfly round out the season. See video previews at arshtcenter.org.

NEW WORLD SYMPHONYAMERICA'S ORCHESTRAL ACADEMY

Joshua Bell

Classical luminaries Joshua Bell and Vladimir Ashkenazy join NWS on January 24 in a program showcasing the romantic fervor of Saint-Saëns’ third Violin Concerto and Mahler’s “Titan” Symphony No. 1. For their last Knight Concert Hall program of the season, Michael Tilson Thomas brings to life two of Tchaikovsky’s finest creations: the Fifth Symphony and, with the help of pianist Vladimir Feltsman, the ever-popular First Piano Concerto.

Franz Welser-Möst

Musical Arts Association of Miami and Adrienne Arsht Center present

THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRAExperience extraordinary musical performances throughout The Cleveland Orchestra’s third Adrienne Arsht Center residency. Three programs offer the music of Wagner and Shostakovich (January 30 & 31), Beethoven (March 6 & 7), and Barber, Brahms and Tchaikovsky (April 3 & 4). Just added! A special performance for children of Peter and the Wolf on April 4.

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FAMILY FEST FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

Mark your calendars now! Join us the first Saturday of the month, from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM, for free family fun. Activities for children to share with their friends and families include face painting, arts and crafts, storytelling, movement and theater classes, and outdoor performances on the Thomson Plaza for the Arts. Make a puppet, learn a song, or try out a few new dance moves, while learning about the arts and other cultures. Sign up to receive emails about these events at arshtcenter.org and choose the category “Family Entertainment.”

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FREE TOURS One-hour tours in English and Spanish of the Adrienne Arsht Center complex every Monday and Saturday at noon, starting in the Ziff Ballet Opera House lobby. No reservations required.

TWICE A WEEK—ALL YEAR!

FREE GOSPEL SUNDAYS

Back by popular demand! Our series of free concerts in glorious celebration of our community’s best and brightest gospel choirs andsoloists. Sign up to receive emails about these events at arshtcenter.org and choose the category “R&B/Gospel.”

A MUSICAL CELEBRATION WITH WMBM GOSPEL AM 1490 SUPPORTED BY THE JOHN S. AND JAMES L. KNIGHT FOUNDATION FEBRUARY 15 AND APRIL 19

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JANUARY2009

JANUARY 1 • THURSDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CATS Ziff Ballet Opera House 7:30 PM $20, $35, $45, $59

United Haitian-American Artists Inc. presents

INDEPENDENCE DAY CONCERT Featuring Farah Juste Knight Concert Hall 7 PM $30

JANUARY 2 • FRIDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CATS Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 & 7:30 PM mat $15, $25, $35, $49 eve $26, $37, $47, $61

Attila Glatz Concert Productions andAdrienne Arsht Center present

SALUTE TO VIENNA Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $25, $35, $45, $65, $85, $95, $105

JANUARY 3 • SATURDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CATS Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 & 7:30 PM $26, $37, $47, $61

JANUARY 4 • SUNDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CATS Ziff Ballet Opera House 2* & 7:30 PM mat $26, $37, $47, $61 eve $20, $35, $45, $59 *Open-captioned performance


Prices, artists, dates, times, and program content are subject to change without notice.

FEBRUARY 7, MARCH 7, APRIL 4, MAY 2

CATS December 31 - January 4

Children and their families enjoy Family Fest at the Thomson Plaza for the Arts


WYNTON MARSALIS January 22

JANUARY 9 • FRIDAYMIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM II ”The Fox-trot: Dancing In The Dark” (Carmichael, Parish, Ellington, et.al./Villella) Mercuric Tidings (Schubert/Taylor) Ballet Imperial (Tchaikovsky/Baanchine) Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

JANUARY 10 • SATURDAY MIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM II ”The Fox-trot: Dancing In The Dark” (Carmichael, Parish, Ellington, et.al./Villella) Mercuric Tidings (Schubert/Taylor) Ballet Imperial (Tchaikovsky/Balanchine) Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

Florida Grand Opera presents

DMITRI HVOROSTOVSKY, BARITONE Ekaterina Siurina, soprano Constantine Orbelian, conductor Program includes selections from Rossini’s Il barbiere di Siviglia, Tchaikovsky’s Mazeppa, and Gounod’s Faust Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $13.75, $28.75, $53.75, $78.75, $103.75, $143.75

JANUARY 11 • SUNDAYMIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM II ”The Fox-trot: Dancing In The Dark” (Carmichael, Parish, Ellington, et.al./Villella) Mercuric Tidings (Schubert/Taylor) Ballet Imperial (Tchaikovsky/Balanchine) Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AN EVENING IN VIENNA Eduardo Marturet, conductor Francisco Flores, trumpet Music by Beethoven, Brahms, and Johann Strauss Jr. Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $20, $50, $65, $75, $120, $150

JANUARY 16 • FRIDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and Larry Rosen presentJAZZ ROOTS SERIESA TRIBUTE TO MACHITO& TITO PUENTE Featuring “Chocolate” Armenteros, Orestes Vilato, Arturo Sandoval, Nestor Torres, Dave Valentin, Sammy Figueroa, Albita and the Machito Orchestra. Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $25, $45, $55, $85, $125

JANUARY 18 • SUNDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and Seraphic Fire presentthe Knight Foundation Concert Series

FIREBIRD CHAMBER ORCHESTRA MOZART & SALIERI: SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT Patrick Dupré Quigley, conductor Mozart: Symphony No. 40 Knight Concert Hall 7 PM $45

JANUARY 22 • THURSDAYConcert Association of Florida presents

WYNTON MARSALIS With the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $15, $25, $75, $135

JANUARY 23 • FRIDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and American Express present

THE FOUR TOPS AND THE TEMPTATIONS Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $60, $70, $90

JANUARY 24 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

ROSSINI’S LA CENERENTOLA (CINDERELLA) Jennifer Rivera (Cenerentola) Frédéric Antoun (Don Ramiro) Gaétan Laperrière (Don Magnifico) Marian Pop (Dandini) Nili Riemer (Clorinda) Joel Revzen, conductor A. Scott Parry, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 7 PM $27.75, $52.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75, $228.75, $253.75

NEW WORLD SYMPHONYAMERICA’S ORCHESTRAL ACADEMY THE TITAN Vladimir Ashkenazy, conductor Joshua Bell, violin Saint-Saëns: Violin Concerto No. 3 Mahler: Symphony No. 1, “Titan” Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $19.25, $40.25, $56.25, $82.25, $107.25, $161.25

JANUARY 25 • SUNDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

ROSSINI’S LA CENERENTOLA (CINDERELLA) Julie Boulianne (Cenerentola) Frédéric Antoun (Don Ramiro) Gaétan Laperrière (Don Magnifico) Marian Pop (Dandini) Nili Riemer (Clorinda) Joel Revzen, conductor A. Scott Parry, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 PM $13.75, $22.75, $27.75, $62.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75

JANUARY 27 • TUESDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


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JANUARY 28 • WEDNESDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


Concert Association of Florida presents

BUDAPEST FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA Iván Fischer, music director & conductor Jósef Lendvay Sr., violin Jósef Lendvay Jr., violin Oszkár Ökrös, cimbalom Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 3 in C-sharp minor Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 15 in B-flat Major Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 1 in G Minor Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 11 in D Minor Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 68 Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $15, $25, $75, $135

JANUARY 29 • THURSDAYMIAMI CITY BALLET ANDTHE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA SEE THE MUSIC, HEAR THE DANCING...GEORGE BALANCHINE Ziff Ballet Opera House 7:30 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

JANUARY 30 • FRIDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


Musical Arts Association of Miami andAdrienne Arsht Center present

THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Franz Welser-Möst, conductor Measha Brueggergosman, soprano Wagner: Wesendonck Songs Shostakovich: Symphony No. 7 (“Leningrad”) Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $45, $65, $80, $95, $150

JANUARY 31 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


Musical Arts Association of Miami andAdrienne Arsht Center present

THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Franz Welser-Möst, conductor Measha Brueggergosman, soprano Wagner: Wesendonck Songs Shostakovich: Symphony No. 7 (“Leningrad”) Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $50, $70, $85, $105, $160

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FEBRUARY2009

FEBRUARY 4 • WEDNESDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents

DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $45

FEBRUARY 5 • THURSDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents


FEBRUARY 6 • FRIDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents

DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $50 MIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM III Don Quixote (Minkus/Petipa-Gorsky) Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

FEBRUARY 7 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents

FAMILY FEST Thomson Plaza for the Arts 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM FREE

MIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM III Don Quixote (Minkus/Petipa-Gorsky) Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175


DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM $50

Anatolia Cultural Center presents

WHIRLING DERVISHES OF RUMI Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $28.75, $43.75, $53.75, $68.75

FEBRUARY 8 • SUNDAYMIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM III Don Quixote (Minkus/Petipa-Gorsky) Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

ST. OLAF CHOIR Knight Concert Hall 3 PM $30, $35, $45


DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM mat $50, eve $45

FEBRUARY 10 • TUESDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents



DEFENDIENDO EL CAVERNICULA Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $45




FLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMICARMEN ANTONIO GADES COMPANY Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $35, $55, $75, $95




FLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMICARMEN ANTONIO GADES COMPANY Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $35, $55, $75, $95



DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM $50

FEBRUARY 15 • SUNDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents

DEFENDIENDO AL CAVERNICOLA Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM mat $50, eve $45


FREE GOSPEL SUNDAYS Knight Concert Hall 4 PM FREE


LIBERTY CITY Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $40


MARVIN HAMLISCH J. Mark McVey, Broadway singer Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $40, $55, $65




FLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMIESTRELLA MORENTE Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $35, $55, $75, $95



Adrienne Arsht Center and Larry Rosen present

JAZZ ROOTS SERIESA TRIBUTE TO ELLA & BASIE Featuring Patti Austin and The Count Basie Orchestra Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $25, $45, $55, $85, $125


LIBERTY CITY Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM $45

FLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMI ESTRELLA MORENTE February 19

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FEBRUARY 21 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

DELIBES’ LAKMÉ Leah Partridge (Lakmé) Bryan Griffin (Gérald) Burak Bilgili (Nilakantha) Aaron St. Clair Nicholson (Frédéric) Stewart Robertson, conductor Adam Cook, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 7 PM $27.75, $52.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75, $228.75, $253.75

FEBRUARY 22 • SUNDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents

LIBERTY CITY Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM mat $45, eve $40


DELIBES’ LAKMÉ Evelyn Pollock (Lakmé) Chad A. Johnson (Gérald) Burak Bilgili (Nilakantha) Aaron St. Clair Nicholson (Frédéric) Stewart Robertson, conductor Adam Cook, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 PM $13.75, $22.75, $27.75, $62.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75


MARK O’CONNOR The Florida Symphony Steven Mercurio, Conductor Miami Gospel Choir Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine O’Connor: Call of the Mocking Bird Gottschalk: Night in the Tropics Carpernter: Skyscrapers Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $15, $25, $75, $135

FEBRUARY 24 • TUESDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents











NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Lorin Maazel, music director and conductor Berlioz: Roman Carnival Overture, Op. 9 Tchaikovsky: Suite No. 3 in G Major, Op. 55 Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $20, $30, $95, $175





FEBRUARY 28 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and PerilloMusic present

FLAMENCO FESTIVAL MIAMILOS FARRUCO Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $35, $55, $75, $95


LIBERTY CITY Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM $45




MARCH2009

MARCH 1 • SUNDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents

LIBERTY CITY Carnival Studio Theater 2 & 7:30 PM mat $45, eve $40

MARCH 5 • THURSDAYMiami Light Project and Adrienne Arsht Center present

HERE & NOW 2009 Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $20

MARCH 6 • FRIDAYMiami Light Project and Adrienne Arsht Center present



THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA THE BEETHOVEN CONCERT Kurt Masur, conductor Louis Lortie, piano “Leonore” Overture No. 3 Piano Concert No. 1 Symphony No. 7 Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $45, $65, $80, $95, $150

MARCH 7 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents


Miami Light Project and Adrienne Arsht Center present



THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA THE BEETHOVEN CONCERT Kurt Masur, conductor Louis Lortie, piano “Leonore” Overture No. 3 Piano Concert No. 1 Symphony No. 7 Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $50, $70, $85, $105, $160

MARCH 9 • MONDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

MARCELLO GIORDANI, TENOR Leah Partridge, soprano Steven Mercurio, conductor Arias and duets by Puccini, Verdi, Mascagni, Tosti and Bizet, accompanied by full orchestra Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $13.75, $28.75, $53.75, $78.75, $103.75, $143.75

MARCH 12 • THURSDAYConcert Association of Florida presents

DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAPINCHAS ZUCKERMAN, VIOLINIST AND CONDUCTOR Amanda Forsyth, cello Stravinsky: Concerto in D for Strings Schumann: Symphony No. 4 Brahms: Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $15, $25, $75, $135

MARCH 13 • FRIDAYConcert Association of Florida presents

JOSE CARRERAS, TENOR The Miami Pops Orchestra José Antonio Molina, Music Director Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $20, $30, $95, $175

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MARCH 14 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and American Express present

KODO Knight Concert Hall 5 & 8 PM $30, $45, $60

MARCH 21 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

MOZART’S THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Andrew Oakden (Figaro) Lauren Skuce (Susanna) Philip Addis (Count) Kelly Kaduce (Countess) James Maddelena (Bartolo) Dorothy Byrne (Marcellina) Stewart Robertson, conductor Stephen Lawless, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 7 PM $27.75, $52.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75, $228.75, $253.75


MANDY PATINKIN IN CONCERT WITH PAUL FORD ON PIANO Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $40, $55, $65

MARCH 22 • SUNDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

MOZART’S THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Keith Miller (Figaro) Valentina Farcas (Susanna) Aaron St. Clair Nicholson (Count) Elizabeth Caballero (Countess) James Maddelena (Bartolo) Dorothy Byrne (Marcellina) Stewart Robertson, conductor Stephen Lawless, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 PM $13.75, $22.75, $27.75, $62.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75

MARCH 24 • TUESDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents



NADJA SALERNO-SONNENBERG, VIOLIN Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Haydn: Symphony No. 6 (“Le Matin”) Piazzolla: Four Season’s of Buenos Aires for Violin and Orchestra Melinda Wagner: New Brandenburg Concerto (Orpheus commission) Brahms: Variations on a Theme by Haydn Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $15, $25, $75, $135

MARCH 25 • WEDNESDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


MARCH 27 • FRIDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


Adrienne Arsht Center and Larry Rosen present

JAZZ ROOTS SERIES

ROOTS OF FUSION Featuring Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, Kenny Garrett, Christian McBride and Vinnie Colaiuta Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $25, $45, $55, $85, $125

MARCH 28 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents



MARIZA The Miami Pops Orchestra José Antonio Molina, music director Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $45, $55, $75, $95

ORDER TODAY! 305.949.6722 ARSHTCENTER.ORG 23KODO March 14

APRIL 10 • FRIDAYConcert Association of Florida presents

NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC OF RUSSIA Vladimir Spivakov, conductor Mayuko Kamio, violin Tchaikovsky: Polonaise from Eugene Onegin Sibelius: Violin Concerto Stravinsky: Divertimento from The Fairy’s Kiss Prokofiev: Three Pieces from Romeo and Juliet Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $15, $25, $75, $135

APRIL 11 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and PerilloMusic present

JUAN DE MARCOS AND THE AFRO-CUBAN ALL STARS Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $35, $55, $75

APRIL 18 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center, Miami Light Project, and Larry Rosen present

JAZZ ROOTS SERIESSTRAIGHT AHEAD Featuring Sonny Rollins Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $25, $45, $55, $85, $125

APRIL 24 • FRIDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and Miami Light Project present

ROS WARBY Monumental, a solo dance work that blends classical technique and structured improvisation against a ‘moving set’ of magnified photos and film footage. Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $25

APRIL 25 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

PUCCINI’S MADAMA BUTTERFLY Shu-Ying Li (Cio-Cio-San) Arturo Chacón-Cruz (Pinkerton) Katharine Goeldner (Suzuki) Jake Gardner (Sharpless) Jeffrey Halili (Goro) Stewart Robertson, conductor Bernard Uzan, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 7 PM $27.75, $52.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75, $228.75, $253.75

Adrienne Arsht Center and Miami Light Project present

ROS WARBY Monumental, a solo dance work that blends classical technique and structured improvisation against a ‘moving set’ of magnified photos and film footage. Carnival Studio Theater 7:30 PM $25

APRIL 29 • WEDNESDAY Florida Grand Opera presents

PUCCINI’S MADAMA BUTTERFLY Adina Aaron (Cio-Cio-San) Alessandro Liberatore (Pinkerton) Katharine Goeldner (Suzuki) Jake Gardner (Sharpless) Jeffrey Halili (Goro) Stewart Robertson, conductor Bernard Uzan, director Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $13.75, $22.75, $27.75, $62.75, $81.75, $99.75, $132.75, $178.75


APRIL2009

APRIL 3 • FRIDAYMIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM IV Concerto Barocco (Bach/Balanchine) In the Night (Chopin/Robbins) Symphony in C (Bizet/Balanchine) Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175


THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Pinchas Steinberg, conductor Nikolaj Znaider, violin Barber: Overture to The School for Scandal Brahms: Violin Concerto Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $45, $65, $80, $95, $150

APRIL 4 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center presents


The Clevaland Orchestra Presents

PETER AND THE WOLF A narrated, bilingual introduction to the orchestra for children, with each charac- ter in the famous story represented by a different musical instrument. Knight Concert Hall 2 PM $16.75, $26.75

MIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM IV Concerto Barocco (Bach/Balanchine) In the Night (Chopin/Robbins) Symphony in C (Bizet/Balanchine) Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175


THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA Pinchas Steinberg, conductor Nikolaj Znaider, violin Barber: Overture to The School for Scandal Brahms: Violin Concerto Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $50, $70, $85, $105, $160

APRIL 5 • SUNDAYMIAMI CITY BALLET PROGRAM IV Concerto Barocco (Bach/Balanchine) In the Night (Chopin/Robbins) Symphony in C (Bizet/Balanchine) Ziff Ballet Opera House 2 PM $19, $29, $59, $69, $85, $175

APRIL 6 • MONDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents

BRYN TERFEL, BASS-BARITONE Sarah Coburn, soprano Stewart Robertson, conductor Selections from Verdi’s Falstaff, Wagner’s Tannhäuser, Bizet’s Carmen, and Rodgers and Hammerstein, accompanied by full orchestra Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $13.75, $28.75, $53.75, $78.75, $103.75, $143.75

FLORIDA GRAND OPERA PRESENTS PUCCINI’S MADAMA BUTTERFLY April 25 - May 9

MAY 1 • FRIDAY Florida Grand Opera presents


MAY 2 • SATURDAY Adrienne Arsht Center presents




NEW WORLD SYMPHONYAMERICA’S ORCHESTRAL ACADEMY THE TCHAIKOVSKY CONCERT Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor Vladimir Feltsman, piano Piano Concerto No. 1 Symphony No. 5 Knight Concert Hall 8 PM $19.25, $40.25, $56.25, $82.25, $107.25, $161.25

MAY 3 • SUNDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


NEW WORLD SYMPHONYAMERICA’S ORCHESTRAL ACADEMY THE TCHAIKOVSKY CONCERT Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor Vladimir Feltsman, piano Piano Concerto No. 1 Symphony No. 5 Knight Concert Hall 3 PM $16.25, $33.25, $46.25, $67.25, $87.25, $129.25

MAY 5 • TUESDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


MAY 8 • FRIDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


MAY 9 • SATURDAYFlorida Grand Opera presents


MAY 12 • TUESDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CIRQUE DREAMS JUNGLE FANTASY Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $25, $37, $47, $62

MAY 13 • WEDNESDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present


MAY 14 • THURSDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present


MAY 15 • FRIDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present


MAY 16 • SATURDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CIRQUE DREAMS JUNGLE FANTASY Ziff Ballet Opera House 2* & 8 PM $30, $40, $50, $65 *Sign-interpreted performance

MAY 17 • SUNDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CIRQUE DREAMS JUNGLE FANTASY Ziff Ballet Opera House 2* & 7:30 PM Mat: $30, $40, $50, $65 Eve: $25, $37, $47, $62 *Open-captioned performance

MAY 26 • TUESDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CHICAGO: THE MUSICAL Ziff Ballet Opera House 8 PM $25, $38, $48, $63

MAY 27 • WEDNESDAY Broadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present


MAY 28 • THURSDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and City Theatre present

SUMMER SHORTS Carnival Studio Theater Sign up to receive emails about this event. Visit arshtcenter.org and select “theater.”



MAY 29 • FRIDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and City Theatre present




MAY 30 • SATURDAYAdrienne Arsht Center and City Theatre present



CHICAGO: THE MUSICAL Ziff Ballet Opera House 2* & 8 PM $30, $41, $51, $66 *Sign-interpreted performance

MAY 31 • SUNDAYBroadway Across America and Adrienne Arsht Center present

CHICAGO: THE MUSICAL Ziff Ballet Opera House 2* & 7:30 PM Mat $30, $41, $51, $66 Eve $25, $38, $48, $63 *Open-captioned performance.


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VOLUNTEERSPlay a central role at the Adrienne Arsht Center! For more information, call 786.468.2285 or email [email protected].

EDUCATION AND OUTREACHA wide variety of activities create ways for patrons of all ages to be part of the arts scene at the Adrienne Arsht Center. From family-friendly fun to intellectual conversations about the artistic process, programs include workshops, classes, lectures, Q&As with artists and teachers, interviews and demonstrations, all designed to help audiences deepen their understanding and increase their enjoyment of the wide variety of performances on the Center stages. For information about education and outreach programs related to the pre-sentations listed in this brochure, please visit arshtcenter.org/educate.

FACILITIES RENTALSIndividuals or organizations interested in renting the Adrienne Arsht Center theaters, lounges, or other spaces for private and public events, contact 786.468.2287or [email protected].

GROUPSGroups Save Money! Discounts are available for groups of 15 or more for mostperformances at Adrienne Arsht Center. Group Sales benefits include: Ability to purchase selected performance tickets before they go on sale to the general public Personalized service with flexible payment options Reduced processing fees Assistance with group transportation information and pre- and post-show activities.

Contact Adrienne Arsht Center Group Sales at 786.468.2326 or [email protected] for details.

ACCESSIBILITYThe Adrienne Arsht Center is fully accessible. When purchasing tickets, patrons who have special needs should call 305.949.6722 or 866.949.6722. For other Center accessibility services, please contact 786.468.2291 or 786.468.2011 (TTY).


CENTERINFORMATION

In partnership with Performing Arts Center Catering by Barton G, we are pleased to feature an assortment of dining options, beginning with new ‘bistro’ concessions throughout the Center to enhance your visit—before the show or during intermissions. Whether you’re a party of 2 or 200, there’s a new dining adventure waiting for you at the Adrienne Arsht Center, created by Miami’s master of Culinary Theater. Please visit arshtcenter.org for more information.

PURCHASE YOUR PARKING IN ADVANCESELF-PARKING $15We recently added 2 new lots (Lots B + C) across the street from the Center - guarantee a spot in the best lots! When purchasing your tickets at arshtcenter.org, you can also purchase self-parking vouchers for your performance night(s). You may visit or call the box office at 305.949.6722.

Lots A, B, C, and E are available for advance purchase for $15.Lots D and F are available for drive-up purchase only (prices may vary).

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VALET PARKING $20 Purchase your valet parking vouchers in advance at arshtcenter.org or by calling the box officeat 305.949.6722.

For more information, visit arshtcenter.org/parking.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONThe Adrienne Arsht Center is located just one block from the Omni Bus Terminal, which is served by 15 bus routes. Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts Metromover Station is also just one block north of the Center. For more information about public transportation to the Adrienne Arsht Center, please visit miamidade.gov/transit or call 305.770.3131, TTY 305.654.6530.

WITH MORE THAN 2,700 SPACES RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER PATRONS, THERE IS ALWAYS PLENTY OFPARKING FOR EVERYONE.

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BECOME AN ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER MEMBER TODAY, STARTING AT JUST $75! GET ACCESS TO THE BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE BEFORE THEY GO ON SALE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!

MAKE A DIFFERENCE!As a non-profit organization, ticket sales cover only 28% of our operating budget – the rest is up to you. You can make a difference by supporting the Adrienne Arsht Center. Your role helps maintain and expand our mission today, tomorrow, and forever. Today, by presenting world-class programming. Tomorrow, by developing new talent. Forever, by preserving the arts for generations to come. It’s your support that allows our cultural and educational pro-grams to achieve their mission of making the arts accessible to everyone.

CAST YOUR ROLE TODAY!As an Individual, Corporate Member or Program Sponsor, enjoy exciting benefits, such as: Private ticket sales prior to public availability VIP Parking Pre-performance dining at the Center Invitations to cast parties and open rehearsals Members-only box office hotline Access to the members-only Patrons Salon

Learn more about the different levels of membership at arshcenter.org/joinor call 786.468.2249.

BECOME A MEMBER!THE BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE ARE WAITING FOR YOU!


Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County is made possible by the public support of the Miami-Dade County Mayor and the Board of County Commissioners, the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, and the Miami-Dade County Tourist Development Council. Education & Outreach is funded in part by The Children’s Trust. The Adrienne Arsht Center also receives generous support from private and corporate contributions to the Performing Arts Center Foundation of Greater Miami through its Membership Program; City of Miami Omni Community Redevelopment Agency; Dade Community Foundation; The MAP-Fund, a program of Creative Capital, supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Rockefeller Founda-tion; The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts; the State of Florida, Department of State, Divi-sion of Cultural Affairs; the Florida Arts Council; the National Endowment for the Arts; and The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

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Doubletree Grand Hotel Biscayne Bay; Florida Coca-Cola Bottling Company; Greensleeves, Inc.; Humana, Inc.;Marriott Hotels and Resorts of Miami; Odebrecht Construction, Inc.; Sonesta Bayfront Hotel Coconut Grove.

Steinway & Sons, The Official Piano of the Adrienne Arsht Center

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Photo Credits: Chicago. Photos by Paul Kolnik, (p. 1, 4). Cats. Photo by Joan Marcus, (p. 4). Defendiendo al Cavernicola. Illustration by Candela Creative Group, (p.5). Liberty City. Illustration by Candela Creative Group, (p. 6). Kodo. Photo by Taro Nishita, (p. 8). Mandy Patinking. Photo by Karen Hill, (p. 8). Patti Austin. Photo by Carol Friedman, (p. 9). Chick Correa. Photo by Lynn Goldsmith, (p. 9). New York Philarmonic. Photo by Lorin Maazel, (p. 10). Carmen. Photo by Paco Manzano, (p.11, 32). Estrella Morente. Photo courtesy of Emi, (p. 11). Farruco. Photo by Esmeralda Martin, (p. 11). Family Fest. Photo by Alex Mateo, (p. 12). Cats. Photo by Joan Marcus, (p. 13). Estrella Morente. Photo by Luis Vega, (p. 19). Kodo. Photo by Shinji Minami, (p. 23). Gala. Photos by Bob Soto, (p. 30). Celadon. Photo by Claudia Oliver, (p.30). Ballet Opera House. Photo by Robin Hills, (p. 31, 32).

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