The Brooks Center is Clemson University's home for the performing arts and presents Broadway shows, world class chamber music, Clemson student productions and family entertainment. The center also houses the Department of Performing Arts.
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- Lokalita:
- Clemson, SC, 29634
- Telefon:
- Box Office (864) 656-7787
- Pondělí:
- 1:00 - 17:00
- Út - pátek:
- 13:00 - 17:00
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Brooks Center for the Performing Arts The Clemson University Symphony Orchestra will perform Ford’s Theatre: A Few Glimpses of Easter Week, 1865, a piece written by American Composer Ernst Bacon that chronicles the last week of Abraham Lincoln’s life. The orchestra will perform this selection and other works at 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3, at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts located at Clemson University.
Čas:3. prosinec 2009 20:00
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Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Justin Durham, Clemson University’s new director of choral activities, will make his conducting debut in the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1. Durham will lead the university men’s and women’s glee, as well as two other elite singing groups in a concert featuring a wide variety of choral works, including some holiday selections.
Čas:1. prosinec 2009 20:00
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Clemson University Symphonic Band will perform the music of several great composers as part of its annual fall concert. Under the baton of Mark Spede, the ensemble will play music by Wolfgang Mozart and David Maslanka as well as perform a piece written 100 years ago by Gustav Holst. The free concert is Monday, November 23, at 8 p.m. at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts located on the Clemson campus.
Čas:23. listopad 2009 20:00
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BluegrassUncut.com updates include Blue Ridge Parkway's 75th anniversary, Songs From The Road Band, Palmer Divide, Bobby Osborne & the Rocky Top X-Press and JD Crowe at The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, Scott Brannon Band and Melvin Goins with Windy Mountain, and Sam Bush. See all updates at http://www.bluegrassuncut.com/.
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Blue Ridge Parkway's 75th anniversary, Songs From The Road Band, Palmer Divide, Bobby Osborne & the Rocky Top X-Press and JD Crowe at The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, Scott Brannon Band and Melvin Goins with Windy Mountain, and Sam Bush.
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Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Jigu! Thunder Drums of China has entertained audiences on three continents, performing before sellout crowds throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. Now, the ensemble of highly skilled drummers, percussionists, and musicians is rolling into Clemson to perform as part of the Family Series at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts For the first time in more than 50 years, legendary mandolin player Bobby Osborne and banjo player J.D. Crowe join talents to present a concert of distinctive bluegrass music at Clemson University’s Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts In standing with a long tradition of presenting new work for the stage, the Department of Performing Arts, the Clemson Players, and the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts will premiere a new play chronicling the life of Ambroise Vollard, a noted 19th century art dealer and publisher. “The Power Behind the Palette” is the most recent drama written by Clemson University resident playwright, Mark Charney.
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts If you like Tigeroar, then you'll love The Ten Tenors. This popular all-male vocal ensemble will perform “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” “Danny Boy,” “What a Wonderful World,” and other fan-favorites when they appear in Tiger Town!
Steve Solesbee Had a great time at the soluna fashion show. It was exiting and very tastefully exibited. Looking forward to more!
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts
Creative director, musician, and writer Jeffrey Ernstoff will present his acclaimed one-man musical comedy, “Exactly One Hour with an Unstable American Musician." Called “brilliantly silly” by “The Boston Phoenix,” the show is part jazz concert, part comedy cabaret, part Super Bowl halftime show, part Harvard grad scho...ol, part Radio City Music Hall, part audience participation, and all fun. As Ernstoff wreaks havoc on flutes, saxophones, keyboard, and percussion, he shares true anecdotes from working with top personalities, such as Wynton Marsalis, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, and even Clemson’s own Rick Goodstein. The stories are both poignant, humorous, and instructive.
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Čas:27. říjen 2009 20:00
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Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Rediscover the grandeur of one of history's greatest love stories in Lerner and Lowe's timeless masterpiece. "Camelot" follows the love triangle of King Arthur, his Queen Guinevere, and the young Lancelot. With one of Broadway's most enchanting scores featuring "I Loved You Once In Silence," "If Ever I Would Leave You," and "Follow Me."
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Hailed as “magical, powerful, brilliant, and fun,” the East Coast Chamber Orchestra (ECCO) brings youthful and exhilarating playing to the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Presented as part of the center's award-winning Utsey Chamber Music Series, the concert is free.
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts What happens when the one person who has never dropped the ball finally does? Perfection shattered. Join Jamie, a twenty-four year old juggling phenom, as he tries to pick up the pieces after a devastating fall from grace. The ensuing road to recovery winds through a juggling-filled series of other-worldly dreams and haunting nightmares as Jamie struggles to answer the universal question: “What’s it all for?
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts Clemson performing arts major Erika Newlands is a winner of the Clemson University Young Concerto/Aria Competition. Erika will perform with the Clemson University Symphony Orchestra during their October 5 concert. A vocalist, Erika will sing "Don't Rain on May Parade" from the musical "Funny Girl."
Brooks Center for the Performing Arts The Clemson Players will stage a drama filled with lust, secrecy, deceit, and jealousy. The Clemson University student theatre company and the Department of Performing Arts present “The House of Bernarda Alba,” a work that pits mother against daughters, and sisters against sisters in the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.
Čas:5. říjen 2009 20:00
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