ASU Kerr

The Storm: Two Generations, One Timeless Tradition
2025-04-11 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Phoenix)
The Storm: Two Generations, One Timeless Tradition

Experience an electrifying evening of Indian classical music with The Storm, featuring sitar maestros Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan and son Shakir Khan, alongside tabla virtuoso Anubrata Chatterjee. These three world-renowned artists will take you on a mesmerizing musical journey, blending tradition with innovation in a performance full of passion and mastery.

Join us in Phoenix for this unforgettable concert as part of their 2025 North American Tour. Don’t miss the chance to witness the storm of melody and rhythm created by these extraordinary musicians.

ASU Kerr Tuesday Morning Music & Tea - ASU Percussion Group
2025-04-15 10:30 - 12:00
ASU Percussion Group

Experience a program of dynamic, expressive, and surprising works for percussion performed by the ASU Percussion Group.

Co-presented with ASU School of Music

Tea events are part of a series of free, informal presentations featuring musicians from the ASU School of Music. We encourage patrons to contribute a suggested donation of $5 and bring a can of food or sealed personal item to be donated to Vista del Camino Food Bank.

Tea and refreshments are served in the Crescendo Garden at 9:30 a.m.Event begins at 10:30 a.m.

This is a hybrid program. Watch at showtime or see the archived video at our YouTube channel.

RSVPs open two weeks prior to this event: April 1 at 10:30 a.m.

Story Collider
2025-04-16 19:30 - 21:00
The Story Collider: True, Personal Stories About Science CIRCUMSTANCES

Join us for an evening of true personal stories about science that explore how circumstances shape our future. Sometimes we end up in situations we can’t control. How we react and adapt helps us shape our future. Story Collider is proud to partner with the ASU Kerr’s Gather Storytelling series, featuring five amazing stories about making the best of our circumstances.

Hosted by Saad Sarwana and Raj Sivaraman.

Phoenix’s Story Collider programs are hosted by storytelling scientists Raj Sivaraman and Saad Sarwana. Sivaraman is a writer, comedian and research scientist, while Sarwana is a physicist, engineer and award-winning storyteller. They’re passionate about sharing science through humor and heart.

Storytellers

Diva Danielle Danielle is a former broadcast journalist with over 20 years of experience in television, radio and print media. Danielle is passionate about her community, the art of conversation through storytelling and engaging others through humor. Danielle enjoys performing as a stand-up comedian and working her business Diva Strong Media LLC as an entrepreneur. She enjoys volunteering in the community, working with nonprofit organizations. Danielle’s community involvement and positive, infectious personality have earned her special awards and recognition for her ability to inspire others going through difficult life challenges.

Dr. Joe RoselleDr. Joe Roselle is an educator, climate activist, and Chief Operating Officer of Urban Farming Education (UFE), where he leads initiatives to bridge the gap between information and action through climate-smart education. With a doctorate in education, Dr. Roselle is passionate about hands-on, problem-based learning that empowers individuals to become environmental stewards. His leadership at UFE focuses on developing regenerative agriculture programs, strengthening community collaboration and fostering educational partnerships that align with global sustainability goals.

An advocate for holistic land stewardship, Dr. Roselle champions composting, soil health and waste-to-resource initiatives, helping communities transition toward sustainable systems. His vision is to inspire a new generation of changemakers who recognize the value of environmental responsibility and collective action in addressing global climate challenges.

Dr. Saira HamidDr. Saira Hamid is a Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. She earned her doctoral degree in geological and planetary sciences in the Fall 2024. As a planetary scientist, she investigates phenomena such as volcanism, climate and the biosphere to better understand the evolution of Earth and other worlds. Above all, she loves to learn, constantly seeking that exhilarating moment when something suddenly makes sense.

Russell Kinner PE Russell Kinner is a retired Industrial Controls Engineer. In his work, he designed equipment to produce consumer goods and pharmaceutical drugs. Originally from Ohio, he moved to the Valley of the Sun a little over 20 years ago. Married in 1974, Russ has three kids and eight grandchildren “who all know that he’s a nerd.”

Mary Jo Pollack Mary Jo Pollack lives life out loud, not only as an award-winning storyteller but also as a general life philosophy. She has appeared at Odyssey Storytelling, Female Storytelling (FST!), Tellers of Tales Tucson, Phoenix Moth StorySLAM, which she won twice, and numerous virtual shows, including the 2022 Toronto Storytelling Festival. Mary Jo loves the 99-second storytelling format.

About Story Collider Across the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and beyond, Story Collider helps scientists and non-scientists alike craft and share powerful, personal narratives about how science has shaped their lives. From scientists and doctors to comedians, artists, firefighters and bartenders, storytellers from all backgrounds take the stage to share unforgettable moments of discovery, curiosity, and transformation.

Founded in 2010, Story Collider is known for its acclaimed weekly podcast—hailed by The Washington Post as “delightful, devastating, and endlessly listenable.” By blending oral storytelling with science, Story Collider reveals the deep and often surprising ways science impacts everyday life.

Don’t miss this unforgettable night of storytelling and science!

For more information, visit storycollider.org/phoenix.

This is a hybrid program. Tune in to the livestream at our YouTube channel below.

Shrek the Musical JR. - Rancho Solano Preparatory School
2025-04-24 19:00 - 2025-04-27 14:00
five shows (click each date for tickets):

Thursday, April 24 at 7 p.m.Friday, April 25 at 7 p.m.Saturday, April 26 at 2 p.m.Saturday, April 26 at 7 p.m.Sunday, April 27 at 2 p.m.

Shrek The Musical JR.

Get ready for a hilarious, heartwarming adventure with Shrek The Musical JR.! Based on the DreamWorks Animation film and the book by William Steig, this fun-filled show brings Shrek, Donkey, Fiona, and a whole cast of fairy-tale misfits to life on stage.

With book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire and music by Jeanine Tesori, this adaptation keeps all the charm of the Broadway production, plus a singalong favorite—“I’m A Believer” by Neil Diamond!

Join us for a story about friendship, self-acceptance, and what it really means to find your happily ever after.

Presented by Rancho Solano Preparatory School.

Music Theatre Solo Cabarets
2025-04-29 19:30 - 2025-05-01 19:30
three shows (click each date for tickets):

Tuesday, April 29 at 7:30 p.m.Wednesday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m.Thursday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m.

Music Theatre CabaretsDirected by Toby YatsoMusic Direction by Julian Lamarti (April 30 and May 1) and Helen Kohler (April 29)Cabarets created and presented by ASU Music Theatre Performance students!

Join us for an evening of entertaining songs and stories, cleverly woven together with a personal touch. Each member of the class develops, writes and performs their own 15-minute solo cabaret act with live piano accompaniment, designed to create an intimate musical experience built on the fundamental concepts of cabaret — being yourself on purpose and connecting with the audience. Featuring 23 young artists, these will be presented over three evenings. Cash bar and refreshments available during the event. Ticket proceeds help to fund the annual Music Theatre Showcase trip to New York City.

Content warning: Contains strong language and other material that may not be suitable for young audiences.

Spiritual Thing: Sound Healing
2025-05-10 19:30 - 21:30
Immerse yourself in this intentional, exhilarating and safe container of sonic bliss! Hear and feel why these artists have sold out every ASU Kerr show, and be welcomed into the positive community connecting through Spiritual Thing.

Back for a third round of heart-opening joy, Spiritual Thing brings sound healing to a new level, offering you a one-of-a-kind hypnotic, analog-meets-digital experience crafted to realign mind, body and spirit.

Their sessions feature the vibrations of an amazing menagerie of sacred global instruments including crystal singing bowls, native flutes, resonant gongs, chimes and more.

Spiritual Thing merges layers of lush synthesizers, harmonizing mantras and soothing vocals with the analog warmth of vintage electric piano and the venue’s unique 1899 Steinway grand piano, then lifts them higher with heavenly effects.

Encourage balance for yourself and others as you feel these frequencies and dive deeply into the waves of their meditative soundscapes. This is space music in more ways than one.

IMPORTANT DETAILS: For this event, guests can choose between three ticketing levels:

-Traditional seating is available in the pews.

-For a more meditative experience, you’re invited to bring your own mat for a pit-level floor or upper level space. Most patrons in these sections lie down for the majority of the event. You are welcome to quietly stretch or sit in your space.

Each mat space is about 3’x6′ per person on the venue’s tiled floor; keep this in mind when selecting your mat as capacity is extremely limited. Please note that mat spaces in the GA Upper Level are also on the floor, not in a seat.

For those purchasing mat space tickets, we encourage comfortable clothing and recommend bringing these items as you will be on the venue’s tiled floor:

-yoga or camping mat

-blanket

-eye covering

-pillow

These items will not be provided by the venue. The recommended supplies will help you relax more completely and ease into the restorative sound healing practice.

Each section is general admission, with no reserved spaces.

Doors open at 7 p.m. Arriving by this time is encouraged to get the best selection of space or seating.

$69 for mat space in the pit (GA FLOOR)$59 for mat space on the upper tier (GA UPPER LEVEL)$49 for a pew seat or streaming ticket (GA PEWS)

Purchase tickets labeled “Streaming” once at the ticketing page if you’d like to watch the livestream. Livestream ticket sales end at 6 p.m. on show day, May 10. All ticketholders will receive the unlisted streaming link in a Know Before You Go email on show day, just case you cannot attend in person.

Seussical Jr.
2025-05-13 18:00 - 2025-05-15 18:00
three shows (click each date for tickets):

Tuesday, May 13 at 6 p.m.Wednesday, May 14 at 6 p.m.Thursday, May 15 at 6 p.m.

Seussical Jr

Seussical Jr. is a fantastical musical extravaganza that brings to life the world of Dr. Seuss in a way you’ve never seen before! Join the Cat in the Hat as he tells the whimsical story of Horton the Elephant, who discovers a speck of dust containing an entire community of tiny Whos. Follow Horton’s journey as he protects the Whos, faces challenges, and proves that ‘a person’s a person, no matter how small.’ Featuring beloved characters like Gertrude McFuzz, Mayzie LaBird, and the mischievous Cat in the Hat, this heartwarming tale is filled with unforgettable music, colorful characters, and messages about friendship, loyalty, and the power of imagination. Perfect for audiences of all ages, Seussical Jr. will transport you to the wonderful world of Seuss!

Presented by Pardes Jewish Day School

The Bridge Cabaret - PLUS! co-presented with ASU Kerr
2025-05-19 19:30 - 21:30
“Taking the Wheel” a musical cabaret with Damon J. Bolling and Collaborative Pianist Josh Condon

From Damon J. Bolling: ‘Taking the wheel’ is about choosing to live with intention—to no longer drift through life as a passenger, but to steer your own course, even when the road ahead is uncertain. That choice takes love, and it takes courage. It took me a long time to understand that life doesn’t simply happen—we have to meet it halfway, with open hands and an open heart. Nothing is promised, nothing owed. To begin, we must be brave—and sometimes even fearless enough to try, to risk, to hope.

“The songs I’ve chosen for this performance are often sung by women, and that’s no accident. They are an ode to the strong women who shaped me—who showed me what resilience, grace, and love look like. Through their strength, I learned to find my own.

“I’m still on that journey of becoming, of reaching, and of trying—and if you are too, I hope these songs bring you comfort, and a sense of connection. We are all navigating life in our own way, but for a moment, through music, we travel together.”

7 p.m. Preshow7:30 p.m. start

Open piano bar and song share will begin at 7 p.m. – bring sheet music to sing accompanied by our pianist on ASU Kerr’s gorgeous Steinway. Please arrive early to participate in this fun pre-show activity.

**This program is made possible, fully or in part, by a grant from Scottsdale Arts with funding provided by the City of Scottsdale. The Bridge Initiative projects this season are supported in part by a CCG grant for general operations from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, which receives support from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts.**

Learn more about The Bridge Initiative at bridgeinit.org

Comedy @ Kerr
2025-05-28 19:30 - 21:00
Get ready to laugh at our bimonthly comedy series, Comedy @ Kerr! Join us in the Kerr Studio in the heart of Scottsdale for stand up comedy from rotating guests. This event is every other month on the last Wednesday.

THIS EVENT IS 18+, bar for 21+ with ID

Sensitive Content Warning: This comedy show may include adult language, controversial topics, and material that some may find sensitive. The performances reflect the comedians’ unique perspectives and are intended for mature audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.

Jordan CerminaraInstagram @handcutcomedy

Stand-up comic, collage artist, and co-creator of The Art Critique Comedy Show {comedians analyze & auction thrift store art} Jordan Cerminara is a working entertainer at clubs and independent venues across North America. From one-liners to carefully crafted bits and full-blown stories, he brings a high-energy style to the stage with clever wordplay, a gamut of goofy voices, and the pipes of a karaoke legend. His debut comedy album, Cuttin It Up, released with Burn This Records hit #1 on the Amazon and Apple iTunes comedy charts.

Saad SarwanaInstagram @saadsarwana

Saad Sarwana, also known as “Pakistan’s #1 Comedian” and the “The Standup Physicist,” has been a comedian for 25+ years. He has performed in every major comedy club in the US, and over 30 states. Saad’s comedy will have you rolling in laughter as he breaks stereotypes while talking about Physics, family and being a Pakistani-American-Muslim living in the US. In 2024 Saad won “Arizona’s Funniest Person with a Day Job” and “AZ Funniest Clean Comedian”. As a senior member of IEEE, Saad has 35+ Published papers and 3 US Patents. As a certified geek, Saad hosts the “Science Fiction and Fantasy Spelling Bee.” Saad is also a four-time MOTH StorySLAM champion and is the Arizona producer for the Science Storytelling show – The StoryCollider. Saad had appeared on multiple TV shows, including over 100 episodes on the TV show ‘Outrageous Acts of Science’ originally airing on the Science Channel and now streaming on Discovery Plus.

Bree AbrahamInstagram @breeabrahamCritics and fans alike agree, Bree Abraham is a stand-up comedian with a sense of humor. Her comedy has been described. She’s performed on stages for audiences. You can see her. When she’s not onstage, you can find her offstage.

Jennifer GiraloInstagram @jennifer_giralo

Jennifer Giralo is a nerdy comedian who delves into all kinds of lore in her stand-up, from the realms of Middle-earth to the struggles of being a middle child. She has opened for Chris Gethard and brought her unique humor to comedy festivals nationwide. She is co-producer of Roll for Charisma: A D&D Stand-Up Show, a chaotic and hilarious blend of stand-up, improv, and RPGs. You can also find her performing at Phoenix Fan Fusion, where she’s been a regular comedian for the past five years.

Sari Beliak host and curatorInstagram @saribeliakSari Beliak is a writer, comedian and storyteller from Phoenix, Arizona. She is a former senior contributing writer to The Onion and has written for major comedy sites like The Hard Times, Reductress, ClickHole and National Lampoon. She was recently a guest writer on your favorite news quiz show “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!” on NPR. She was a finalist for NBC’s Late Night Writers Workshop in 2020, which was an otherwise totally normal and chill year.

The Siriya Ensemble
2025-05-31 20:00 - 21:30
Persian New Year Festival proudly presents the Siriya Ensemble, joined by Sheenub Silence Dance live in Scottsdale!

The Siriya Ensemble from Bushehr, a port city in southern Iran, blends traditional Persian folk music with contemporary elements, offering a vibrant celebration of southern Iran’s rich cultural heritage. Since their formation in 2016, the group has crafted a unique fusion style that has captivated audiences.Their acclaimed album A Table for Two earned a Silver Medal at the Global Music Awards, showcasing their innovative artistry. Following 15 successful performances across U.S. cities—including a highly celebrated appearance at the Persian New Year Festival on March 1, 2025, at the Scottsdale Civic Center—Siriya Ensemble, joined by Sheenub Silence Dance, now brings their dynamic performance to ASU Kerr, continuing to share their powerful artistry with the Scottsdale community.

A Time for Healing, A Time for Change, A Time for Theater
2025-06-20 19:30 - 2025-06-21 19:30
A Time for Healing, A Time for Change, A Time for Theater

Celebrate Juneteenth and enjoy an evening of live theater at ASU Kerr, featuring “Lost Boys Found” by Julie Amparano Garcia and directed by Anastasia Levkun, and “The Moment” by James E. Garcia and directed by Rod Ambrose. This show is presented by New Carpa Theater Co.

“Lost Boys Found” by Julie Amparano GarciaImagine a world where doors open magically, pools of water spiral down porcelain bowls, and metal boxes cook food in minutes. The refugees of Sudan, known as Lost Boys, found that world in the U.S., thousands of miles from their war-torn nation and squalid refugee camps. Lost Boys Found is about the resilience of the human spirit, based on the oral histories of Sudanese refugees who came to Arizona in search of a new life.

This production contains the sounds of explosives and gunfire.

“The Moment” by James E. GarciaNina and her children, Billy and Kelsey, live quiet lives in the D.C. suburbs. Despite her bookkeeping job at the White House and a 20-year career in government, Nina’s never had much interest in politics, though her mom, Shirley, loves to wax on about her days in the Black Panthers. But the family’s life takes a turn on February 10, 2007—the day an audacious politician with “a funny name” announces his quest to become America’s first Black president. This is the story of one family’s awakening and The Moment that changes the course of their lives and history forever.

Two shows (click each date for tickets):

Friday, June 20 at 7:30 p.m.Saturday, June 21 at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets:$27 General Admission (includes fees)$11 ASU students and all students 12 and olderKids 12 and under are free

Comedy @ Kerr
2025-07-30 19:30 - 21:00
Get ready to laugh at our bimonthly comedy series, Comedy @ Kerr! Join us in the Kerr Studio in the heart of Scottsdale for stand up comedy from rotating guests. This event is every other month on the last Wednesday.

THIS EVENT IS 18+, bar for 21+ with ID

Sari BeliakIG: @saribeliak Sari Beliak is a writer and comedian from Phoenix, AZ. She is a former senior contributing writer for The Onion and regular contributor to sites like The Hard Times, Reductress, and McSweeney’s. Her comedy album ‘Dead Dog Mom’ (released on Burn This Records) debuted at #1 on iTunes in May of 2025. She was a guest writer on your favorite NPR news quiz show, ‘Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me.’ In 2020, she was a finalist for NBC’s Late Night Writer’s Workshop, which was an otherwise totally normal and chill year.

Steena SalidoIG: @parkerposerSteena Salido is a Phoenix-based comedian born and raised in Nogales, AZ. She has been delighting audiences statewide since starting comedy in 2016. That’s right, Steena started comedy in 2016 (it wasn’t a thing before then). Her energetic humor has been described as “not now, Steena” by several coworkers. When she’s not on stage performing comedy, she can be found off stage performing comedy.

Zaid ArikatIG: @zaidmoarikatZaid Arikat, Phoenix native. Tours the country. As seen on Don’t Tell Comedy, Big Pine Comedy Festival, and at The Comedy Store.

Brian KohatsuIG: @kohatsucomedyBrian Kohatsu is a comedian born and raised in Arizona. He travels around the country performing in clubs, casinos, corporate events and churches. He has a Dry Bar Special and a new YouTube special – Brian Kohatsu WHAM!!

CONTENT WARNING: This show is 18+. You may hear strong language and adult situations.

AFTC presents The Cottage
2025-08-01 19:30 - 2025-08-03 14:00
three shows (click each date for tickets):

Friday, August 1 at 7:30 p.m.Saturday, August 2 at 7:30 p.m.Sunday, August 3 at 2 p.m.

AFTC presents The Cottage

The Cottage is the perfect showcase for 6 actors with endless laughs, hilarious twists, daring physical comedy, and a happy ending for lovers everywhere. TWO TICKET OPTIONS: General Admission – Enjoy open seating in our traditional pews. First come, first served within that section. Floor Section – Get access to our premium seats, including the two front floor rows. First come, first served within those areas. These seats offer some of the best views in the house. Floor Section seats are extremely limited – secure yours early!

The Local Spirits
2025-08-09 19:30 - 21:00
THE LOCAL SPIRITS are a Phoenix-based instrumental quartet that puts a creative spin on instrumental music. These four established Phoenix musicians have come together to create a musical group that channels Jazz, Rock, Bluegrass, Country, Blues, Middle Eastern, and World Music flavors into a style of their own. Guitar and mandolin twin harmonies are woven into drum and bass grooves, creating a genre-defying sound that makes this quartet uniquely creative. They released their 5-song EP in May 2024 and have been releasing singles of new material in preparation for a full-length album.

Bill Dutcher (Guitar)Bill has been an independent recording artist and performer for over 35 years. In that time, he has established himself as a nationally recognized solo-acoustic performer, studio musician, and music instructor. He is the producer of the Extreme Acoustic series at the Musical Instrument Museum, now in its tenth year. He has also represented L.R. Baggs Electronics and Lakewood Guitars from Germany at NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) trade shows. Bill’s talents include six- and 12-string acoustic guitar, Hawaiian guitar, and the rare harp guitar.

Geoff Jouas (Drums/Percussion)Two days after graduating high school, Geoff hit the road as a full-time performer with his band EastonAshe. Over six years, he recorded three albums and toured extensively throughout the Midwest and East Coast. He has an endorsement with The Maryland Drum Company, and still plays that kit to this day. Over his 20 years of drumming, Geoff has played with Jay Allan and The Uncommon Good, Rose Colored Eyes, Nameless Prophets, Capital Down, and American Dali. He brings a blend of passion, precision, and deep musicality to every performance.

Mark Miracle (Mandolin)An award-winning mandolinist, Mark Miracle has played Bluegrass/Americana music for over 40 years. His global performances and expertise have made him a sought-after bandmate, guest artist, and teacher. Mark’s style transcends traditional Bluegrass, embracing experimental sub-genres like Newgrass. He brings harmonic magic to the band’s songs through his spontaneous melodic interplay with acoustic guitar, crafting intertwined harmonies that leave a lasting impression.

Tracy Mortimer (Bass Guitar)A Denver native who’s called Arizona home for the past 38 years, Tracy began playing professionally at age 13 and is a graduate of the Musicians Institute Bass Program in Los Angeles, CA. He’s toured with an impressive list of artists and was the bassist for Sugarloaf in 1990. In 2004, he toured with Alligator Records recording artist Long John Hunter, and has also performed with The Drifters, The Platters, The Contours, and Melba Moore. Tracy is also a member of tribute bands Don’t Look Back (Boston) and Listen to the Music (Doobie Brothers), and was a founding member of The Groove Merchants and Chester White and the Soul Pigs.

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Rebels & Royals: A Shakespeare Event
2025-08-29 19:30 - 21:30
Rebels & Royals: A Shakespeare Event

Friday, August 29th

7:00pm – Community share

7:30pm – Show begins

Co-produced by The Bridge Initiative and ASU Kerr

Curated by The Bridge Initiative and Arizona Actors Academy

Get ready for a raucous, reverent, and revelatory evening of Shakespeare! Join a stellar cast of performers from across Arizona—including professional actors and standout students from Arizona Actors Academy—for a one-night celebration of the Bard’s most beloved scenes, sonnets, snippets and surprises. From tragic heroes to mischievous lovers, this is Shakespeare as it was meant to be: bold, alive, and deeply human.

And… you can participate! Starting at 7:00, we will host a 30-minute open mic for the community. Bring your favorite bard snippets to share.

**This program is made possible, fully or in part, by a grant fromScottsdale Arts with funding provided by the City of Scottsdale. TheBridge Initiative projects this season are supported in part by a CCGgrant for general operations from the Arizona Commission on the Arts,which receives support from the State of Arizona and the NationalEndowment for the Arts.**

Learn more about The Bridge Initiative at bridgeinit.org

TBI Season Kick-Off Singalong with Lincoln, Amie & Brenda
2025-09-05 19:30 - 21:00
Join us as we celebrate the beginning of a new theatre season with YOU at the center! Singers from the community are invited to participate with short solos and full group singalongs. Musical Collaborator extraordinaire Lincoln Wright will be at the historic Steinway piano, leading the way, alongside TBI’s leaders Amie Bjorklund & Brenda Foley as we toast the “new year” and raise the voices of our community.

To participate as a soloist, bring sheet music – no longer than 2 minutes, please. Sign up available at the door, first come, first served (we may run out of time). Be prepared to stay for the whole event as we will invite singers to the mic throughout the evening.

Co-produced by The Bridge Initiative and ASU Kerr

Co-produced by The Bridge Initiative and ASU Kerr in partnership with Musical Theatre Alliance of Arizona

**This program is made possible, fully or in part, by a grant fromScottsdale Arts with funding provided by the City of Scottsdale. TheBridge Initiative projects this season are supported in part by a CCGgrant for general operations from the Arizona Commission on the Arts,which receives support from the State of Arizona and the NationalEndowment for the Arts.**

Learn more about The Bridge Initiative at bridgeinit.org

Coffee at Kerr with Arizona Opera - Zorro
2025-09-17 10:30 - 12:00
Zorro

Join us for an exclusive look at the creation of Zorro, an opera inspired by the legendary masked hero.This special lecture will feature live musical performances and an exclusive preview of the production, offering insight into Armienta’s creative process and vision.

Trained in secret, Diego de la Vega returns home to a land ruled by oppression—and rises as Zorro, the masked swashbuckling defender of the people. Passions ignite and swords clash when he must battle corrupt power, confront lost love, and spark a revolution.

Performed in English and Spanish, the iconic masked avenger is reimagined in a gripping new crowd-pleasing opera that fuses soaring Puccini-inspired melodies with a Latin flair, a revolutionary spirit, and swords ablaze.”

Co-presented with Arizona Opera

Refreshments provided by Renegade Coffee Company, renegadecoffeeaz.com

Coffee events are part of a series of free, informal presentations featuring Arizona Opera performers and guest musicians. We encourage patrons to contribute a suggested donation of $5 and bring a can of food or sealed personal item to be donated to Vista del Camino Food Bank.

Coffee and refreshments are served in the Crescendo Garden at 9:30 a.m.Event begins at 10:30 a.m.

RSVPs open two weeks prior to this event: September 3 at 10:30 a.m.

Comedy @ Kerr - September
2025-09-24 19:30 - 21:00
Lamar Mitchell, J.R. Insta @lamarmitchelljr

Lamar Mitchell, J.R. has been doing comedy for the past 10+ years, starting in Phoenix in 2014. A stand-up comedian, host, actor and writer, he is also the creative mastermind behind We Major Production that promotes comedy and other shows throughout the Valley. Lamar has opened for some big names in the business, including Lavell Crawford, Trevor Wallace and TMurph to name a few. He has also featured on the main stage of well known shows such as Chocolate Sundaes at Laugh Factory HW, Comedy Madness, Don’t Tell Comedy and Next Stop Comedy.Patrick Aiken Insta @LaughmissilePatrick Aiken dazzles on stage with a dry, biting sense of humor that leaves audiences in stitches. He has been a finalist in several comedy competitions and performed in Big Pine Comedy Festival and the Palms Springs Comedy Festival. Additionally, Patrick has hosted, headlined and produced countless shows across the Valley and also loves using AI to write his comedy bio. Saskia Bee Insta @BeeSaskiaTransplanted from the Deep South in 2018, Saskia is thriving as a desert weirdo, kicking up haboobs of mirth on every stage she hits across Phoenix. With an unused bachelor’s in psychology and years of therapy under her belt, she’s hailed as “remarkably well adjusted,” and is what her brother–in-law calls “an a**hole, but a charming one.”Her comedy influences range from Gilda Radner to Maria Bamford to Tina Fey with a few token males thrown in for looks. Saskia also does improv, mystery dinner theate and game show hosting at Game Show Battle Rooms! As one of the most beloved hosting personalities on the club circuit, Saskia has opened shows for Emo Phillips, Dennis Regan, Chris Kattan and Dusty Slay; but she would still do stand-up in a laundromat if you asked her nicely.

Sari Beliak Insta @saribeliak Sari Beliak is a writer and comedian from Phoenix, AZ. She is a former senior contributing writer for The Onion and regular contributor to sites like The Hard Times, Reductress, and McSweeney’s. Her comedy album ‘Dead Dog Mom’ (released on Burn This Records) debuted at #1 on iTunes in May of 2025. She was a guest writer on your favorite NPR news quiz show, ‘Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me.’ In 2020, she was a finalist for NBC’s Late Night Writer’s Workshop, which was an otherwise totally normal and chill year. She is the host and curator of Comedy@Kerr.

Chopin and Beyond: Executive Piano
2025-09-28 14:00 - 15:45
Introducing Scottsdale’s Newest Musical Gem!Don’t miss the thrilling launch of the Executive Piano Series on Sunday, September 28, 2025 at 2PM—a bold celebration of the European piano tradition, featuring the electrifying works of Mozart, Chopin, and Liszt.

Be swept away by some of the most challenging and expressive pieces ever written for the piano, including Liszt’s Spanish Rhapsody and Reminiscences de Norma, as well as Chopin’s Barcarolle Op. 60 and the hauntingly beautiful Nocturnes Op. 27 No. 1 and Op. 48 No. 1.

Performed by a remarkable group of young, award-winning pianists from across the U.S.—Robert Yan, Eric Shan, Leonard Mai, and David Liu—all current or former students of distinguished teachers Dr. Ivona Kaminska and Dr. Christopher Bowlby.

Representing the best of European elegance and American artistry, this concert promises a dazzling afternoon of technical brilliance and emotional depth.

Artistic Directors: Dr Ivona Kaminska Bowlby and Dr Christopher Bowlby are directors of the Chopin Academy of Music, Inc, Chopin Piano Arts, Inc, founders and presidents of the Seattle International Piano Festival and Competition. Extremely passionate about the classical piano repertoire, they devote their time to both teaching gifted students, performing, and creating many educational events and competitions to cultivate the best of classical piano traditions. For more info: www.chopin-piano-arts.com

Performers:Robert YanRobert is committed to life as an artist. His approach to music-making is closely tied to his observation of life. Through this lens, he has captivated audiences around the world with raw, visceral performances of Romantic repertoire. His favorite composer is Frederic Chopin, and his favorite pianist is Sergei Rachmaninoff, Josef Hoffmann a close second.

Robert began his piano studies with Dr. Christopher Bowlby at the age of seven. He later studied with Dr. Ivona Kaminska, Dr. Logan Skelton at the University of Michigan and Professor Alexander Korsantia at the New England Conservatory of Music.

As a youngster, he was the first prize winner of many local competitions in Washington State and performed frequently at New York’s Carnegie Hall. Some of his most recent achievements include the gold medal at the Seattle International Piano Festival and Semi-Finalist of the Chopin International Competion in Asia.

David Shichu LiuBorn in China, Shichu Liu began his piano journey at the age of four, laying the groundwork for what would become a lifelong devotion to music. With a rare blend of discipline, artistry, and technical brilliance, he quickly distinguished himself in competitions across China and the United States.

After relocating to Seattle, Shichu continued his musical development under the mentorship of Dr. Ivona Kaminska at the Chopin Academy of Music. He is currently pursuing his studies at Berklee College of Music in Boston while remaining an active student in the Chopin Academy’s Outreach Program. There, he not only continues his training with Dr. Kaminska, but also serves as a practice instructor, mentoring the next generation of young pianists.

Shichu’s accomplishments include multiple First Prizes at distinguished competitions such as the 2015, 2016, and 2018 Bach Festivals, the 2016 Virtuoso Festival, the 2017 Chopin Festival of the Northwest, and the 2017 Outstanding Artists Competition of Washington State. He also earned Second Prize at the 2017 Simon Fiset Competition, a further testament to his consistent artistic excellence. In 2018, he was selected to perform Chopin’s Piano Concerto in F minor, Op. 21 with the Vancouver Philharmonic Orchestra at the esteemed Chan Centre in Canada.

A committed lifelong learner, Shichu has enriched his artistry through masterclasses with renowned pianists such as Dr. Logan Skelton, Dr. Christopher Bowlby, Dr. Peter Mack, and Dr. Sara Davis Buechner. His performances have graced prestigious venues including Benaroya Hall in Seattle and Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York City—milestones that mark him as a rising force on the international classical stage.

In addition to his academic and performance pursuits, Shichu is dedicated to sharing his love for music with others. He teaches private students and serves as the pianist at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Issaquah, WA. His journey is a vivid testament to the transformative power of music, and to a young artist’s unwavering commitment to excellence and expression.

Eric Yechong Shan:A native of Shanghai, the versatile young artist Yechong (Eric) Shan moved to Seattle in 2016, studying under Dr. Ivona Kaminska Bowlby at the Chopin Academy of Music. Since then, he has won first prizes in the Washington State Outstanding Artist Competition, Simon Fiset Competition, Carmel Klavier International, NLMF Concerto Competition in Minnesota, Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle, Grand Prize Virtuoso Festival, and received platinum in the 2023 North American Virtuoso International Music Competition (piano solo category). Eric has performed on the stages of Carnegie Hall, Oriental Art Center in Shanghai, Center for the Performing Arts in Scottsdale, Benaroya Hall, and many others. He has also coached with artists such as Alexander Tutunov, Logan Skelton, Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Peter Mack, Douglas Humpherys, Xiang-Dong Kong, and Christopher Bowlby. Currently pursuing a degree in Music Technology at NYU, Eric is expanding his artistry through sound design, composition, and production. He continues to expand his artistic voice by creating original works that blend classical, jazz, and contemporary genres. He is especially interested in cross-genre storytelling through music and the emotional narratives that emerge from sound.

Children/Senior tickets are available through the box office for $20.

Unstandard: Songs in the Key of She
2025-10-06 19:30 - 21:00
Unstandard: Songs in the Key of She

Featuring Felicia Penza with Cory Dugar

Co-presented by The Bridge Initiative and ASU Kerr

A genre-bending cabaret built from deep cuts, unsung verses, and the kind of songs you stumble on when your heart needs saving. Unstandard isn’t a tribute—it’s a mixtape of memory, longing, and reinvention, told through the soulful edges of artists like Jill Scott, Amy Winehouse, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Marley, and Cécile McLorin Salvant.

Singer Felicia Penza with Pianist Cory Dugar takes the audience through 10 musical movements—charting a course from infatuation to unraveling to epiphany—with storytelling, humor, and R&B/jazz-infused reinterpretation. From the B-sides of breakups to the grooves that kept her grounded, she reclaims each track as a personal act of reflection, healing, and self-love.

Whether you know the songs or not, you’ll feel the through-line:

a woman unspooling her story—on her own terms, in her own key.

And… you have a chance to perform! Before each musical cabaret, bring your sheet music to sing during the 7 pm preshow. Please come early and sign up – first come, first served! Doors open at 6:45pm.

**This program is made possible, fully or in part, by a grant fromScottsdale Arts with funding provided by the City of Scottsdale. TheBridge Initiative projects this season are supported in part by a CCGgrant for general operations from the Arizona Commission on the Arts,which receives support from the State of Arizona and the NationalEndowment for the Arts.**

Learn more about The Bridge Initiative at bridgeinit.org

Colored Lights
2025-10-12 19:00 - 20:30
Step right up to an unforgettable evening of song, dance, and wonderment at this carnival inspired concert! Nicole Larsen, international performer and Arizona Opera Ambassador, presents her most intimate show yet. Through selected songs from the operatic and musical theater repertoire, she weaves a tale which tells the personal journey of chasing dreams, getting caught up in this world and what is has to offer, getting pulled down by lies and enticements only to realize her soul longed for something more. Vulnerable and engaging, Nicole will challenge and encourage you on your own life journey.

Joining forces is Dr. Klara Kukumi – one of Arizona’s premier collaborative pianists. Born and raised in Albania, Klara graduated with her bachelor’s degree from the Institute of Fine Arts in Tirana, and furthered her musical education by earning a master’s degree from Brigham Young University, a diploma of pianist studies from the University of Southern California, and a doctorate from Arizona State University. Nicole is so happy for the continued friendship and collaboration with Dr Kukumi. Her passion and artistry are sure to leave you inspired!

Sharing the stage is world class tenor, Javier Gonzalez. He is recognized for the “precision and soaring beauty of his tone,” and has been described by music critic and composer Daniel S. Crafts as a “…bold arresting tenor… with a shining lyricism.” Having studied under such singers as Medea Namoradze-Ruhadze, noted Georgian soprano, and under Professor Leslie Umphrey at the University of New Mexico, he has performed in concert and opera productions playing the roles of Javier in Luisa Fernanda, Tamino in Die Zauberflöte, Canio in I’Pagliacci, Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly, Don Jose in Bizet’s Carmen, Edgar in Puccini’s Edgar, Roberto in Puccini’s Le Villi, and Opera Southwest’s revival debut of Franco Faccio’s Amleto playing the role of Laerte. Notably, Mr. Gonzalez has performed with world-renowned tenor Placido Domingo on the Kennedy Center opera stage and has also performed on the stage of Carnegie Hall in New York City under the baton of world-renowned composer John Rutter.

Join us for an experience you’ll never forget! With special guests Christal Roundtree, Molly Sunderhaus, and Vivian Aldrete, this stupendous cast is sure to delight the senses and awaken the soul. There is something for everyone to enjoy! With one night only, you won’t want to miss this once in a lifetime event!

Trío Guadalevín
2025-10-14 19:30 - 21:00
Trío Guadalevín took shape in 2014 when three distinct musicians gathered to explore a common interest: musical connections between Mexico and the Mediterranean. Employing a wealth of instruments and techniques the trio researches and often reimagines the musical dialogue between Indigenous, European and African cultures, which define Latin American identity. The ensemble takes a fresh, innovative approach to music with deep roots: from the son huasteco and son jarocho of Mexico, to Afro-Oaxacan music, Sephardic Jewish melodies, Spanish fandangos and xácaras, Arab-Andalusian song and Italian ciaccona and tarantella. Instruments including the guitar, oud, theorbo, baroque guitar, vihuela, jarana, quinta huapanguera, harp, bendir, riqq, bombo, pandero cuadrado, pandereta, teponatzli, cajón and more.

The trio’s commitment to education and community outreach parallels its concert performances. It works extensively with multiple school districts with high numbers of students of color and low-income youth, as well as libraries, grassroots cultural organizations. It has adapted its interactive content for K-2, 3-5, 6-8 and 9-12 grade level strands, connecting to concepts from 21st century skills, cultural equity and social studies. The trio presents in English, Spanish or bilingually. Highlights of educational work include shaping children’s poetry into songs and engaging high schools students of World History, Human Geography, Spanish and Music.

Percussionist Antonio Gómez has studied across Latin America and in Morocco, Spain and Italy. He designs arts education programs and curricula as the Associate Director of Education at Tacoma Arts Live and has produced performing arts and curricular content for universities and PBS. Abel Rocha is a Mexico City-born folklorist, singer and multi-instrumentalist who performs music of Mexico, Venezuela, Peru, Chile and Argentina. He is a foundational member of groups including Correo Aereo and Los Flacos and was recently the subject of the KCTS 9 Seattle Emmy-nominated documentary, Los Artistas. August Denhard performs on lute, theorbo, baroque guitar, oud and vihuela. He is a founder of the Eurasia Consort, and has appeared with Baroque Northwest, the Concord Ensemble and Chicago Music of the Baroque. He is the Executive Director of Early Music Seattle, where he has produced events with Jordi Savall, among others.

The trio has collaborated with Ensamble Continuo Tembembe (Mexico City), Orquesta Sonora Barroca (Guadalajara), Orquesta Northwest’s Latino Chamber Music Festival, Washington State poet laureate Claudia Castro-Luna, La Sala Seattle, international authority on Sephardic Jewish and Iberian music, Paco Díez, Israeli percussionist Dror Sinai, world flute artist Gary Stroutsos, Alma Cimarrona Danza Experimental (Mexico City), Bailadores de Bronce (Seattle), Afro-Venezuelan dancer Milvia Pacheco, Northwest Folklife, the Washington Center for Cultural Traditions and others.

The ensemble’s project, Raíz y Rama, to lead encounters in Mexico and share musical dialogue with Latino majority communities of Eastern Washington received a major award from Artist Trust. Other granting agencies recognizing the ensemble and its members include the National Endowment for the Arts, Jubilation Foundation, 4Culture, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Jack Straw and Tacoma Office of Arts and Cultural Vitality. It has participated in multi-artist projects including Migrations: Forced & Chosen at the National Race & Pedagogy Conference and Diásporas en Diálogo for Festival Latinx. Early Music festivals to their credit include Berkeley Early Music Festival, Early Music Seattle, and the Early Music America Summit.

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MOHSEN NAMJOO LIVE IN SCOTSDALE / SOLO PERFORMANCE & MINOOOR
2025-10-17 20:00 - 21:30
Mohsen Namjoo, singer songwriter, music scholar and Setar player who seamlessly blends classical Persian music with electric guitar, Rock and the Blues will perform on October 17th at ASU Kerr, Scottsdale AZ.

This evening will showcase Mohsen Namjoo’s musical prowess, beginning with a solo performance from his new ‘Minooor’ project, followed by another solo set after a short intermission.

The new “Minooor” Project starts the first part of the program which features a solo performance by Mohsen Namjoo, with videos playing in the background accompanying the performance as an audio/visual journey through a small segment of contemporary Iranian history. Essentially, Namjoo invites us to revisit our auditory and visual memories and recall the sounds that permeated lives in the 1980s.

General Admission seating is first come, first served.

NOTE: Organizer has the right to refuse service or suspend or revoke access privileges to any guest who is not following rules, unreasonably rowdy or disturbing the use and enjoyment of others, including Artists staff and volunteers.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL, NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED!

ASU Kerr Tuesday Morning Music & Tea - Piano studio of Baruch Meir
2025-10-21 10:30 - 12:00
Piano studio of Dr. Baruch Meir

Co-presented with ASU School of Music

Tea events are part of a series of free, informal presentations featuring musicians from the ASU School of Music. We encourage patrons to contribute a suggested donation of $5 and bring a can of food or sealed personal item to be donated to Vista del Camino Food Bank.

Tea and refreshments are served in the Crescendo Garden at 9:30 a.m.Event begins at 10:30 a.m.

RSVPs open two weeks prior to this event: October 7 at 10:30 a.m.

See Jane Run: An Indo Story
2025-10-27 19:30 - 21:30
See Jane Run: An Indo Story

Monday, October 27

7:30pm – Show begins

Runtime: 75 minutes

A solo memoir play written and performed by Guest Artist Dr. Jane Vogel Mantiri

co-presented by The Bridge Initiative and ASU Kerr

This play is a universal story that confronts grief, inspires hope, and is steeped in love. It is an exhale after decades of silence.

Indo refugee immigrants fleeing Indonesia after World War II suppressed their Indo identity because it was a source of danger and shame. Indos wanted their children to be spared the pain, and encouraged, cajoled, and pressured them to assimilate to a new culture. Now Indos around the world are calling out to each other to tell their stories, and reclaim their identity before the culture vanishes. For their ancestors and for future generations, the rich legacy of Indo culture lives on in storytelling.

This play is one Indo’s story about love, loss, generational trauma, racism, forced displacement, resilience, and being happy. Jane’s dream is to tour her play in Indonesia, the Netherlands, and throughout the United States, retracing her family’s Indo refugee odyssey in honor of her family and the global Indo community.

“Dedicated to Mama whose magnificence was overshadowed

by a world riddled with storms.“

“If See Jane Run comes to a theatre near you, do not hesitate– go see it. Jane doesn’t just perform; she kills it. This is theatre at its most personal and potent, and it’s not to be missed.” -Sankar Raman, Founder of The Immigrant Story

“There were moments I couldn’t breathe, and other moments I couldn’t move. And by the end, I couldn’t speak. I was so overcome by all that I had seen and heard! Thank you for sharing yourself with us in this very personal and profound way!” -Leroy Bynum Jr., Dean of Portland State University School of the Arts

Co-directed by Andres Alcala and Jane Vogel Mantiri Sound and projection design by Andres AlcalaGraphic design by Kaelan StrousePhotography by Brooke Hoyer

CONTENT NOTE: This play references violence, abuse, and loss. Please prioritize your wellbeing as you attend See Jane Run.

**This program is made possible, fully or in part, by a grant fromScottsdale Arts with funding provided by the City of Scottsdale. TheBridge Initiative projects this season are supported in part by a CCGgrant for general operations from the Arizona Commission on the Arts,which receives support from the State of Arizona and the NationalEndowment for the Arts.**

Learn more about The Bridge Initiative at bridgeinit.org

ASU Kerr Fall Fundraiser
2025-10-28 18:00 - 18:30
Jazz, Generosity and Joy: An Evening with Nicole Pesce and Renee Patrick LIVE

Get ready for a night that hits all the right notes!

Join friends and neighbors for an evening of live vocal jazz, R&B, fave tunes and more from the incredible pianist Nicole Pesce and vocalist Renee Patrick, whose joyous energy and fresh spin on classics will keep the mood fun and lively. Enjoy tasty bites, great drinks, and plenty of good conversation as we come together to support a great cause. It’s the kind of evening where the music swings and the people shine.

Reserve your spot for this fundraiser now and share your joy for our one-of-a-kind venue!

All funds will be deposited with the ASU Foundation, an independent private 501(c)(3) organization that exists to support ASU. Tax identification 86-6051042. Gifts in support of ASU are subject to foundation policies and fees. Due to the fair market value of benefits received, only payments in excess of fair market value may be considered a charitable contribution. This serves as the official tax receipt for the gift portion. Please consult your tax advisor regarding the deductibility of charitable contributions. The ASU Foundation is not a recognized charity in Canada. Please contact www.cra-arc.gc.ca/charitiesandgiving for more information.

Danae Döerken
2025-11-09 16:00 - 17:30
The Greek-German pianist Danae Döerken belongs to the elite of internationally sought-after artists of a new generation, who captivates audiences and fellow musicians alike with her breathtaking technique, extraordinary stage presence and musical depth. Songs and Images explores works inspired by the sounds and sights that shaped their composers. Schumann’s Forest Scenes are short musical depictions of nine settings he experienced when walking through the forest, while Schubert’s Fantasy Op. 15 is based on his own famous song “Der Wanderer” that speaks about trying to find happiness. Debussy captures three vivid impressions in sound, while Bartòk’s Romanian Folk Dances were influenced by folk tunes that he heard on the street. The program ends with two famous works by Liszt, his Love Dream No. 3 and his Rigoletto-Paraphrase, weaving together four operatic themes from his opera “Rigoletto”, singing together in harmonious unity.

Monday Night Musicals
2025-11-10 19:30 - 21:00
Monday Night Musicals

Catherine Ricafort McCreary & Seth Tucker with Tyler Bartlett and special guests

Co-presented by The Bridge Initiative and ASU Kerr

Eight-time Broadway performer Catherine Ricafort McCreary (Mamma Mia!, Cinderella, SpongeBob SquarePants) and award-winning local actor/director Seth Tucker present a fast-paced evening of musical theatre showstoppers. Monday, November 10 — bench the kick-off and join us for a melt-your-face-off, one-night-only Broadway cabaret. Joined by powerhouse guest artists Šime Košta, Natacha Bachour, Scott McCreary, Michelle Chin, Max Nussbaum, Dallyn Brunck, and Super Smack, plus music direction by Tyler Bartlett, they cut to the heart of musicals like Wicked, Falsettos, Book Of Mormon, Chicago, and more! It’s giving scene work, it’s giving belting, it’s giving full-out dance, comedy, and drama with surprises at every turn.

And… you have a chance to perform! Before each musical cabaret, bring your sheet music to sing during the 7 pm preshow. Please come early and sign up – first come, first served! Doors open at 6:45pm.

**This program is made possible, fully or in part, by a grant fromScottsdale Arts with funding provided by the City of Scottsdale. TheBridge Initiative projects this season are supported in part by a CCGgrant for general operations from the Arizona Commission on the Arts,which receives support from the State of Arizona and the NationalEndowment for the Arts.**

Learn more about The Bridge Initiative at bridgeinit.org

ASU Kerr Tuesday Morning Music & Tea - Piano Students of Cathal Breslin
2025-11-18 10:30 - 12:00
Piano Students of Cathal Breslin

Co-presented with ASU School of Music

Tea events are part of a series of free, informal presentations featuring musicians from the ASU School of Music. We encourage patrons to contribute a suggested donation of $5 and bring a can of food or sealed personal item to be donated to Vista del Camino Food Bank.

Tea and refreshments are served in the Crescendo Garden at 9:30 a.m.Event begins at 10:30 a.m.

RSVPs open two weeks prior to this event: November 4 at 10:30 a.m.

Jarabe Mexicano
2025-11-21 19:30 - 21:00
A BORDEÑO SOUL CHRISTMASMake it a “Feliz Navidad” as Jarabe Mexicano brings their fun-loving exuberance to the stage! Standout vocalists Tavo Alcoser, Kevin Lomes, and Eddy Valencia combine with the dynamic stylings of guitarist Esteban Smith and Danny Brito on drums. Bilingual songs and stories from both sides of the border will entertain you! Sing along to classics made famous by Bing Crosby, Brenda Lee, Elvis, José Alfredo Jiménez, and Tony Camargo. Enjoy Jarabe’s breathtaking Spanish rendition of Schubert’s “Ave Maria” in honor of Mexico’s Lady of Guadalupe. You won’t want to miss “A Bordeño Soul Christmas!”

Website (https://www.marianliebowitz.com/jarabe-mexicano)
