Saint Mary's College presents the Coro Hispano de San Francisco, accompanied by the instruments of Conjunto Nuevo Mundo in their 25th Annual Epiphany concert of choral music from Spain and Latin America celebrating Día de los Reyes, the feast of the Epiphany.

The Performing Arts theatre program presents it's 20th season of original children's theatre.  Each production is written, directed and designed by faculty member Michael Cook, and features original music by Jeffra Cook.

The cast is drawn from students within the Performing Arts program.

An enchanting time awaits you.

Admission $8.00

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The Jan Term Series continues with Ariel Luckey expanding on his one man play "Free Land"

The Performing Arts Department presents Benjamin Wright.  Second Trumpet for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and faculty member at the New England Conservatory

Free Admission - All are welcome

Sabbatical Presentation with Martin Rokeach   “Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra”

Saint Mary's College Performing Arts Professor and Composer Martin Rokeach will discuss and play a recording of his new work, "Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra," written during his spring 2011 sabbatical leave. Guest clarinetist Diane Maltester of the Oakland East Bay and Vallejo symphonies will play excerpts.

Light refreshments will be available.

Sponsored by the Office of Faculty Development and Scholarship

In June in a Box an old corrido comes to life, recounting the sensational 1934 kidnapping of June Robles, child of a wealthy immigrant family from Tucson. As an old woman, June relives the childhood events she survived but never escaped - helped by a pair of trickster coyotes, and the little girl inside her. This magical poem to innocence, to memory, and the force that heals life's scars features a jazz-inflected score, performed live.

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In June in a Box an old corrido comes to life, recounting the sensational 1934 kidnapping of June Robles, child of a wealthy immigrant family from Tucson. As an old woman, June relives the childhood events she survived but never escaped - helped by a pair of trickster coyotes, and the little girl inside her. This magical poem to innocence, to memory, and the force that heals life's scars features a jazz-inflected score, performed live.

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