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Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company and The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
October 3–5

The Calle 54 Concert
October 9

Ballet National du Senegal
October 11

Philip Glass Ensemble
October 16

Salif Keita
October 23

Steven Berkoff
October 26

Keb’ Mo’
October 28

Maria Farantouri & Maryó
November 1

Perlman/Schmidt/Bailey
November 3

Joe Goode Performance Group
November 7

Pat Metheny Group
November 17

da da kamera
January 18

Juilliard String Quartet
January 26

Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg & The Assads
January 30

Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet
February 5

Blind Boys of Alabama with Charlie Musselwhite
February 6

Juana Amaya y Farruquito
February 11 & 12

Ballet Hispanico
February 21 & 22

Sarah Jones
February 27

Celia Cruz
March 4
CONCERT CANCELLED

Terry Gross
March 7

Simon Shaheen
March 12

Denyce Graves
March 18

Lang Lang
April 3

Ellen Hargis & Paul O’Dette
April 6

The Acting Company
April 9

Muzsikás & Márta Sebestyén
April 12

Nederlands Dans Theater II
April 14 & 15

Chucho Valdés Quartet
April 16

David Sedaris
April 27

Youssou N’Dour
April 29
CONCERT CANCELLED

Ravi & Anoushka Shankar
May 1

Spalding Gray
May 7
CANCELLED

Los Angeles Guitar Quartet
May 10

Afro-Cuban All Stars
May 10

2002-2003 Performing Arts Season
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Spalding Gray

INTERVIEWING THE AUDIENCE

CANCELLED

“A wry Will Rogers for the fin-de-siecle...
a delicate and precise textual craftsman.”

—New York Post

Writer and actor Spalding Gray has decided to postpone performing his most recent monologue, Life Interrupted (which originally had the working title Black Spot). Due to delays resulting from a recent hospitalization, Gray needs additional time to develop this monologue. Instead of this originally advertised work, Gray will return to Santa Barbara as scheduled on May 7 with one of his favorite pieces Interviewing the Audience.

For the last twenty years Spalding Gray has toured this funny, poignant and insightful theater piece, although Arts & Lectures has never before presented it. Gray invites four audience members onstage and gets them to reveal their innermost desires, fears and joys, prompting them with empathetic questions and quips. Hailed by the Washington Post as a master of “public psychotherapy,” Spalding Gray creates a cathartic event for performer and audience.

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