Pima Theatre and Pima Dance events and workshops

 

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Pima Theatre presents a "behind the scenes" event

A Table Reading - PILAR AND PALOMA

Written by Milta Ortiz

Wednesday, Dec. 4 • 7 p.m.

FREE EVENT

West Campus, Center for the Arts - Recital Hall

Pima Theatre invites you to take a look behind the curtain and experience a table reading of Pilar and Paloma. Catch a glimpse of the process of bringing a new play to life as actors read through this new script for the first time! 

Pilar and Paloma is an adult fairytale about twins born on opposite sides of the border, set in the Sonoran desert, where mystical creatures used to roam free. Will they be able to repay their debt to Desert? 

Milta Ortiz works as a playwright, poet, performer, director, writer and teacher. She's working on an upcoming production of Cycles, a play commissioned by StoryWorks, and a memoir with spoken word poetry about growing up Salvi. Recently, she directed The Sun Serpent here at Pima Community College where she also teaches voice and movement for actors.

 

 

 

 

Pima Music presents a collaboration

CHORALE/COLLEGE SINGERS & MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP

Sunday, Dec. 8 • 3 p.m.

$6 with discounts available

West Campus, Center for the Arts - Proscenium Theatre

A concert featuring a large mixed-voice choir and a cappella choir performing a variety of hymns and songs. This program also features selections from musicals and operas sung by the Musical Theatre Workshop.

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Pima Music presents

MUSICAL THEATRE & OPERA WORKSHOP SHOWCASE

Tuesday and Thursday, Dec. 10 and 12 • 3:30 p.m.

FREE EVENT

 West Campus, Center for the Arts - Recital Hall

Come support our musical theatre and opera students as they perform a variety of scenes from popular musicals and operas. 

 

 

 

Pima Dance presents

SIGNATURE SELECTIONS

Friday, Dec. 13 • 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 14 • 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

$10 with discounts available

West Campus, Center for the Arts - Proscenium Theatre

Under the direction of Nolan Kubota, each piece is inspired by Disney music, from the classics to more current shows. It will feature more student choreography than any previous dance show, with over 20 numbers from more than a dozen students.

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