Arthur Miller’s Olivier award-winning drama takes place in Brooklyn in 1938. The master dramatist weaves a gripping mystery of guilt, personal tragedy and love. The complex personal relationships along with a plot filled with arresting incidents leads us through an examination of the playwright’s moral vision which ultimately delivers us to the poignant and dramatic conclusion. Solo cello interludes express the characters's most intimate voice and thoughts. A must see for the serious theatre lover.

General Admission: $37

Military, Students, Seniors: $34

Performances will be held on:

October 19 @ 8pm

October 20 @ 2pm & 7pm

October 23 @ 7pm

October 24 @ 8pm

October 25 @ 8pm

November 8 @ 8pm

November 9 @ 3pm & 9pm

November 10 @ 3pm

For more information visit www.northcoastrep.org

Salvatore Sciarrino’s La perfezione di uno spirito sottile was born as a ritual of music to be performed in the open, in the vicinity of precipices, cliffs, strange rock formations or boundless upland plains. Performed by soprano Stephanie Aston, flutist Rachel Beetz, and percussionist Dustin Donahue, this outdoor concert performance, set against the panoramic Wegman overlook, asks the audience to commit to the winds of the flute, bells of time, and sighs of existence, to discover that which unites these divergent landscapes. A primary condition manifests itself in each spectator: a losing of one's human dimensions, a surrendering to the whole.

Jennifer Bewerse will present a visual installation to accompany the performance.

$15 General Admission. 

This performance takes place outside. Seating first come, first served. 

www.lajollaplayhouse.org/wowfestival

Salvatore Sciarrino’s La perfezione di uno spirito sottile was born as a ritual of music to be performed in the open, in the vicinity of precipices, cliffs, strange rock formations or boundless upland plains. Performed by soprano Stephanie Aston, flutist Rachel Beetz, and percussionist Dustin Donahue, this outdoor concert performance, set against the panoramic Wegman overlook, asks the audience to commit to the winds of the flute, bells of time, and sighs of existence, to discover that which unites these divergent landscapes. A primary condition manifests itself in each spectator: a losing of one's human dimensions, a surrendering to the whole.

Jennifer Bewerse will present a visual installation to accompany the performance.

$15 General Admission. 

This performance takes place outside. Seating first come, first served. 

www.lajollaplayhouse.org/wowfestival

Back for an encore by popular demand, the Carlsbad Music Festival presents a second Carlsbad Village Music Walk to kick off their 10th annual festival. Hear Jennifer Bewerse perform a 20min set of works for solo cello. 

Jennifer's Performance Time: 8:00-8:20

FREE

Jennifer will collaborate with Stephen Lewis for a recital of music for cello and piano. The concert will feature works by Kaija Saariaho, Ravel, and Brahms. For more information about Stephen, visit www.stephenlewiscomposer.com

Admission is FREE

Quartet Nouveau joins the La Jolla Art Festival!

Meet nearly 200 artists in an intimate setting of original fine art, entertainment, and delicious cuisines complemented with fine wine and craft beer as you stroll the turf of UCSD Warren Field. This is not a street fair but an elegant, high quality showcase.

The Festival is produced by the Torrey Pines Kiwanis, a non-profit organization that raises funds to support adaptive sports and recreation programs for San Diegans’ with disabilities.  The Festival is a unique opportunity to combine support for adaptive programs and services that help those who have incurred serious and long term injuries, and artists who work hard to bring creativity and imagination to us every day. As a 501(c)3, the proceeds benefit adaptive sports and recreation opportunities for San Diegans with disabilities. Take the opportunity to help support your community, meet special people and enjoy a wonderful day of fun and excitement!

www.lajollaartfestival.org

Carlsbad Music Festival presents their 9th anual festival beginning with the Carlsbad Village Music Walk. Hear Jennifer Bewerse perform works for solo cello in St. Michael's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, one of the oldest buildings in Carlsbad.

In culmination of a week of study, the residents of Music from Salem: Cello Seminar will present a concert of works for solo cello and cello ensemble in Hubbard Hall, a beautifully restored 19th-Century Vaudeville Hall in Cambridge, New York.

The Cello Seminar is designed to explore music written for the cello by twentieth and twenty-first century composers.The wide range of repertoire, from classics to works on the cutting edge, will include pieces by such composers as Carter, Hyla, Harvey, Mackey, Jolas, Webern, Harbison and Tower. 

Diagenesis Duo will perform a recital at Salem Art Works as part of their weeklong residency at the Music from Salem: Cello Seminar. 

The program will include:

The Owl and the Pussycat by Igor Stravinsky

Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair by Scott Ordway*

Hands and Lips of Wind by Mischa Salkind-Pearl*

Two Songs of Silas Marner by Harold Meltzer

Attention by Matthew Whiteside**

9 Settings of Lorine Neidecker by Harrison Birtwistle

*indicates works commissioned by Diagenesis Duo. **indicates world premiere.

FREE!

Curated by Aleck Karis, UCSD's Palimpsest ensemble will featuring the music of Elliott Carter, an icon of American music who recently died at the age of 103.

General: $15.50

UCSD Faculty, Staff, FOM, Alumni: $10.50

Student Rush: Free, one-hour before concert, with ID

Box Office: 858-534-3448