| 'Getting Frankie Married - and Afterwards' |
April 25, 2002 - May 5, 2002
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At the South Coast Repertory -One of America's treasures, Pulitzer Prize and Academy Award-winner Horton Foote has created another collection of unforgettable characters. Mrs. Willis may be on her deathbed but she's determined not to die until her son is married. Fred means to do the right thing by Frankie, his longtime sweetheart, but he may have something to hide. Given the love of gossip in this neighborhood, it won't stay secret for long. For ticket information and times contact 714.708.5555
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| Boudoir Babes and Pickup Trucks |
April 17, 2002 - May 20, 2002
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At MJW Fine Art Gallery - A blinking cursor and a few hair pulls and I ask myself how do I tell you about my latest show. Enticing? Provocative? Eye opening? Thoughtful? How does that fit? Boudoir Babes and Pickup Trucks is a collaborative effort with a home town favorite Zoe Hadley, and two wonderful painters from Northern California, Brian Blood and Laurie Kersey. For more information contact 949.673.4255 or email: [email protected]
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| Farmers Market |
April 4, 2002 - December 26, 2002
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At the Orange County Fair Grounds - Every Thursday in the Main Lot. Contacts: Orange County Farm Bureau @ 714.573.0374 or Fair Grounds @ 714.708.3247
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| Orange County Performing Arts Center presents |
April 25, 2002
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Orange County Performing Arts Center presents The Concert Series in Founders Hall – Eroica Trio – The Eroica Trio, making a much-awaited return to The Center, promises to be a brilliant finale to the 2001-2002 Concert Series. In 1991, the Trio won the prestigious Naumburg Award, resulting in an acclaimed Lincoln Center debut. Since then the ensemble has made three recordings, performed in concerts throughout the world, garnered multiple Grammy nominations and established a unique identity for themselves by creating innovative programs that span 300 years of music. Contact 714.556.2787 for more details.
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| Pacific Symphony Orchestra presents |
April 24, 2002 - April 25, 2002
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Pacific Symphony Orchestra presents in Segerstrom Hall PSO Classics – Dvorak in America! – The evening will explore Dvorak’s music inspired by his tenure in America. Under the direction of Maestro Carl St. Clair and featuring cellist Allison Eldredge, the program will include Symphony No. 9, “New World,” which cultivates melodies from spirituals with simplicity, candor and an abundance of energy. Other selections are Chadwick’s Scherzo in F and Herbert’s Concerto No. 2 for Cello and Orchestra. Contact 714.556.2787 for more details.
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| Southern California Plein Art Painters – at the Robert Mondavi Food & Wine Center |
April 1, 2002 - May 14, 2002
http://www.robertmondavi.com
This group of contemporary artists work in the open air documenting the changing face of the Southern California landscape. Their goal is the education, support and development of new and established artists. Their membership is composed of award winning artists, graphic designers, professional artists, and emerging artists. For more information contact 714.327.8300
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| Ten Shades of Green - at the Orange County Museum of Art |
April 13, 2002 - June 30, 2002
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The Architectural League of New York has selected the ten examples of environmentally responsible architecture that constitute this exhibition. These projects - from Europe and the U.S. - demonstrate the possibilities for combining environmental sensitivity and design excellence. For more information contact the museum at 949.759.4848
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| The Art of Elmer Bischoff |
April 17, 2002 - May 19, 2002
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at the Orange County Museum of Art. Composed of fifty paintings and twenty works on paper, the exhibition traces the evolution of Bischoff's career, from his early abstract-surrealist efforts to the great non-objective acrylics of the 1980's. For more information contact the museum at 949.759.4848
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| The Dazzle at the South Coast Repertory |
April 1, 2002 - April 28, 2002
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A brilliant new script finds tenderness and humor in the story of America’s most famous eccentrics. In the Early 20th Century, the Collyer brothers live in relative obscurity in their Park Avenue mansion. Langley is a pianist who performs rarely but successfully, and Homer’s job is to keep him from squandering the family fortune. One evening after a concert, they return with a beautiful young socialite in tow. But a peculiar lifestyle is developing as a growing accumulation of rubbish fills the mansion. Previews start March 26-28, and it opens March 29 & closes April 28. For more information contact 714.708.5555
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