This Week at SCA and SMoCA
dal 9/12/2000 al 12/12/2000
Segnalato da
9/12/2000
This Week at SCA and SMoCA
Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art SMoCA, Scottsdale
Performances. THE VELVETEEN RABBIT. Childsplay's holiday favorite--a memory to cherish forever. Marjery Williams' classic story about a boy, a toy, and an amazing transformation. Monday, Scottsdale Independent Film Fest presents NASHVILLE. Tuesday, Keyboard Conversations with JEFFREY SIEGEL.
Performances through December 10
THE VELVETEEN RABBIT
Childsplay's holiday favorite--a memory to cherish forever. Marjery Williams' classic story about a boy, a toy, and an amazing transformation.
Monday, December 11, 6:30pm
Scottsdale Independent Film Fest presents
NASHVILLE
http://www.scottsdalearts.org/sca/film/default.asp
A Tribute to Robert Altman
In person: screenwriter Joan Tewkesbury
Celebrating Nashville's 25th anniversary and Robert Altman's 75th birthday, we bestow him with the second Scottsdale Film Achievement Award, to be accepted on his behalf by writer Joan Tewkesbury. Nominated four times for the Best Director Oscar (for M*A*S*H, Nashville, The Player, and Shortcuts), Altman's masterpiece is undoubtedly Nashville (1975), set against a political rally and intricately layering stories of 24 characters--played by an all-star cast including Lily Tomlin, Geraldine Chaplin, Keith Carradine, Karen Black, and Ned Beatty.
Tuesday, December 12, 8pm
Keyboard Conversations with JEFFREY SIEGEL
Concerts with Commentary
"Celebrating Beethoven in the Age of the Soundbite"
Program includes the exuberant, monumental Waldstein Sonata, Op. 53 and the Sonata in E minor, Op. 29, a work Beethoven referred to as depicting "a contest between head and heart."