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Billy Collins
September 15

The Market Theatre
Johannesburg

October 7—12

Twyla Tharp Dance
October 10

Kronos Quartet &
Dawn Upshaw

October 12
CONCERT CANCELLED

Ladysmith Black Mambazo
October 15

Yamato
The Drummers of Japan

October 21
SOLD OUT

Michael Moore
October 26

Buena Vista Social Club
presents Omara Portuondo

November 3

Sarah Jones
November 5

K. Kvarnström & Co.
November 12

Savion Glover and Band
November 16

St. Petersburg State
Academic Capella Choir

November 18

Béla Fleck &
the Flecktones

November 21

Peter Cincotti
November 24

Alison Krauss + Union Station
featuring Jerry Douglas

December 4

Culture Clash
January 21 & 22

Marcus Roberts Trio
& Gonzalo Rubalcaba

January 25

The Romeros
January 29

Habib Koité &
Hassan Hakmoun

February 3

Gareth Armstrong
February 12

Paco Peña
Flamenco Dance Company

February 18 & 19

Stephen Petronio
Dance Company

February 24

Cassandra Wilson
February 25

Alvin Ailey
American Dance Theater

March 2

Yo-Yo Ma
March 6

Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
with Wynton Marsalis

March 11

SF JAZZ Collective
with Joshua Redman

March 30

Emerson String Quartet
April 2

Julio Bocca &
Ballet Argentino

April 6

Jane Goodall
April 7

Solas
April 18

Sarah Vowell
April 24

Anonymous 4
April 30 & May 1

¡Cubanismo!
May 13
CONCERT CANCELLED

2003-2004 Performing Arts Season
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Culture Clash

Culture Clash in AmeriCCa

Wednesday & Thursday, January 21 & 22
8 pm, Campbell Hall

“Think of Culture Clash as the Marx Brothers meets the Rolling Stones.”
—American Theatre

Able to draw on an unlikely mix of influences, from Aristophanes to Jerry Lewis, from Teatro Campesino to The Brady Bunch, this trio wows audiences with hilarious comedy and shrewdly observed cultural commentary. In June 2003 the group premiered the daring and delightful Chavez Ravine at the Mark Taper Forum. Culture Clash in AmeriCCa, derived from interviews conducted with ordinary people, uncovers the sober, silly, profound and profane voices of our country. San Jose Mercury News writes, “Art intersects politics in a high-octane fusion of satire, shtick and sociology that cuts to the heart of what it means to be American.”

$30, 25 / UCSB Students $19, 16

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Signed performance Wednesday night only.

Sponsored by Tinta Latina and Daily Nexus

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