NORTH FOURTH ART CENTER • N4TH THEATER

SPRING 2010 SEASON

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January 15 thru June 26 2010

N4th Theater, 4904 4th NW

Reservations/Info: 505-344-4542

Spring 2010 at N4th Theater offers a rich and exciting variety of contemporary dance, theater, music and film by local, national and international artists. The season is brimming with new work, new visions and even a new venue — The Green Room, adjacent to N4th Theater. Come satisfy your curiosity, your appetite for excellence and then come back for more, January 15 - June 26

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PARTED WATERS

by Robert F Benjamin, Directed by Harry Zimmerman, Enchanted Rose Theatre

January 15, 16, 17, 22, 23 & 24 Fridays, 8pm • Saturday, 2pm & 8pm • Sunday, 2pm

$20 general; $18 seniors/students

Reservations/info: 505-615-4214

A humorous tale of three generations of New Mexicans wrestling with crypto-Judaism

IT’S HELL IN HERE

Written and Directed by Abigail Browde, Revolutions International Theatre Festival 2010

January 27, 28 & 30
Wednesday & Thursday, 8pm • Saturday, 2pm

$18 general; $15 seniors/students available at 505/315-2704 or tricklock.com

A dance theater meditation on public and private information

GLOBAL DANCEFEST AND TWO WORLDS: A COPRESENTATION

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OF BODIES OF ELEMENTS
World Premiere choreographed by Rulan Tangen, Performed by Dancing Earth

February 6 & 7
Saturday, 8pm • Sunday, 2pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

A passionate exploration of the intersections of ritual, culture and ecology

Visit the Dancing Earth website

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THE FANTASTICKS by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, Directed by Laurie Finnegan • Landmark Musicals

February 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21,26, 27, 28 March 5, 6, 7

Friday & Saturday, 7:30pm • Sunday, 2pm

$15 general; $12 students/seniors available at 505/798-9036 or landmarkmusicals.org

A timeless fable of love, at once nostalgic and universal

Life is a CABARET by New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus

March 12, 13, 14
Friday & Saturday 7:30pm • Sunday, 3pm

$15 general; available at nmgmc.org

Cabaret, jazz and pop standards as solos, duets and small ensembles

THE HEADLIGHT ZONES

Written and performed by Ka-HOOTZ Theater Company

March 19, 20, 21, 26, 27, 28 Friday & Saturday 8pm • Sunday, 2pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students Short plays, set in the southwest, modeled on The Twilight Zone

Visit the Ka-HOOTZ website

GLOBAL FILMFEST AND GLOBAL DANCEFEST

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FILM and the World of Global DANCEFest

March 30, 31 April 1, 2, 3 Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat, 7:30pm in The Green Room

Contributions appreciated

Visit the Mississippi Delta, the Congo River basin and Canada’s First Nations through feature and documentary film

THE GOOD DANCE – DAKAR / BROOKLYN Choreographed and Performed by ReggieWilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group and Andréya Ouamba/Cie 1erTemps

April 9, 10
Friday & Saturday, 8pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

Dances with roots in the Mississippi Delta and the Congo River offer “sheer sensual pleasures”

Read the New York Times review

KAHA:WI (excerpts), A CONSTELLATION OF BONES, HERE ON EARTH (excerpts) Choreographed by Santee Smith and Performed by Kaha:wi Dance Theatre (Ontario, Canada) • A Co-presentation of Global DanceFest and Two Worlds

April 16, 17
Friday & Saturday, 8pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

Profound and beautiful work bridging traditional and contemporary Iroquoian dance and song.

Visit the Kaha:wi company website

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GODSPELL JUNIOR Originally conceived and Directed by John-Michael Tebelak THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE Adapted from C. S. Lewis, Directed by Jonathan Dunski, Performed by the students of PLAY Conservatory

GODSPELL JUNIOR

April 22, 23, 24, 30 & May 1
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 7pm
April 25, Sunday, 2pm
May 2, Sunday, 4:30pm

THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE

April 24 & May 1, Saturday, 2pm & 4:30pm
April 25, Sunday, 4:30pm
April 29, Thursday, 7pm
May 2, Sunday, 2pm

$10 general admission

Two plays illustrating that young people can change the world.

THE MAGIC WISHING WELL SUPER SHOW by Equilibrium Theater and INTERNAL INTENTIONS by Buen Viaje Dance

May 14, 15
Friday & Saturday, 7pm

$5 general admission

Original creations performed by VSA Resident Companies

TRAIN WRECKED (A MEMOIR) by Michelle Gabow, Directed by Stephanie Willis, OmnirootZ

May 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30
Friday & Saturday 7pm • Sunday, 2pm

$10 OBO

Come wait at the station with OmnirootZ in their farewell performance

SEVEN JEWISH CHILDREN by Caryl Churchill, Directed by Blake Magnusson

May 21, 22, 28, 29
Friday & Saturday, 9pm in The Green Room

Free - Donations accepted for Medical Aid to Palestinians (MAP) Hate begins at home (but don’t tell her)

WILD DANCING WEST

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THE DUST VIGNETTES: 4 TALES OF AN IMMACULATE HEART Choreographed by Jacqueline Garcia

June 4, 5
Friday & Saturday 8pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

Four interrelated episodes about neglected relationships, childhood dreams and inner beings

BIOME (excerpts) AND THE PERFECT FLOWER (excerpts)

Choreographed by Jodi Lomask, Performed by Capacitor of San Francisco

June 11, 12
Friday & Saturday 8pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

Stunning, mindful, confounding…human, technical, cultural evolution come to dance

Visit the Capacitor website

JOURNEY Choreographed and Performed by Vladimir Conde Reche, Donna Jewell and Others

June 18, 19
Friday & Saturday, 8pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

ON TURNING 70 with Bill Evans
Choreographed by Daniel Nagrin, Claire Porter and others, Performed by Bill Evans

June 25, 26
Friday & Saturday, 8pm

$15 general; $10 seniors/students

A gala retrospective from New Mexico’s favorite “dancing son”


The North Fourth Art Center is operated by VSA arts of New Mexico, a not-for-profit organization, affiliated with The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the national VSA arts network.