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Our season provides opportunities to forget your troubles and have a laugh, feel a part of something bigger, or make a memory with friends and family.

Join us in the classroom, on stage, or in the audience and discover for yourself what is so special about the College of Marin Performing Arts Department — a place where students discover and develop their passion for dance, music, and drama!

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“The [River Bride] set, music, and sound effectscombine to make as magical an experience as

any of us are likely to have in a small theatre.”

“[Nuncrackers] Sister Mary Regina is a characterright out of a Saturday Night Live sketch.”

Barry Willis Marin Independent Journal

“Director Molly Noble has her hands full with The Skin of Our Teeth, as unconventional a piece of theatre as one could imagine, and she pulls it off!”Harry Duke Pacific Sun

Since its inception over 50 years ago, the highly acclaimed DRAMA PROGRAM at

College of Marin continually inspires students to dwell in the world of musicals, comedies,

and dramas both past and present.

The COM Drama Program continues to grow! In the last few years we have made some major

changes to improve and develop training programs for the next generation of theatre artists.

With the addition of the AA-T degree in Theatre Arts, students can obtain a degree and acquire

18 units in drama for transfer to our local CSUs. We are currently developing a certificate

program in Technical Theatre where students learn about stage lighting, sound, costumes,

and scenery. Also, we have added a short-term Voice for the Stage course, Introduction to

Set Design, Introduction to Stage Lighting and Sound, Introduction to Stage Costume, and

Children’s Theatre Workshop. So, if you haven’t taken a class in a while, please check out our

new offerings at pa.marin.edu

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A Horrifyingly Funny Rock Musical

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORSMusic by Alan Menken Book and lyrics by Howard Ashman Directed by Lisa Morse

This off-Broadway musical is an American rock musical, sci-fi comedy, horror story. It was nominated for two Academy Awards and was the winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Musical. Little Shop of Horrors is about a geeky florist shop worker who finds out that his Venus Flytrap can speak and has a huge appetite for humans! Full of murder and mayhem, Little Shop of Horrors has devoured the hearts of audiences all over the world. It’s an electrifying, horrific, romantic comedy! Not appropriate for children under 10.

A Deeply Moving Dramatic Comedy

MIDDLETOWNBy Will Eno Directed by Molly Noble

This spellbinding, absurdist adventure is set in a small American town. The lives of the inhabitants of Middletown intersect in a touching journey that takes them from a quiet, local library to the vast outer space, and everywhere in between! Don’t miss this bizarre story about a town, our world, and life itself.

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OCT 4*, 5, 11, 12 7:30 PM

OCT 6, 12, 13 2 PM

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A Drama with Romance, Sorcery and Redemption

THE TEMPESTBy William Shakespeare Directed by Lisa Morse

Get ready for an outrageous adventure that begins at sea and ends on a remote island. With sorcerers, spirits, music, and enchantment, this story is full of romance, betrayal, and forgiveness.

A Madcap Farce

THE IMAGINARY INVALIDBy Moliere Directed by Molly Noble

Argan, a bad-tempered hypochondriac who fears death and doctors is the patriarch of his home. He has big plans for his daughter, but she has other plans. Filled with dance and music, this classic story is both comedic and romantic and proves that sometimes laughter is the best medicine.

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Individual donors, alumni, and grants by organizations such as ASCOM

provide over 18% of our annual funding. Please consider making a tax deductible donation to the

College of Marin Drama Program to sustain our legacy of excellence in theatre training and performance.

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“Wickedly humorous but ultimatelydisturbing [A Bright New Boise].”Harry Duke Pacific Sun

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Viva Cuba is as much a journey into avante garde musical theater as it is a stylish documentary on post revolutionary Cuba. It’s theme song Viva Cuba, is the hallmark refrain of the enduring spirit of the Cuban people. Songs I’ll Swim If I Have To and American Tourists ring with the heartfelt frustration with Cuba’s isolation and desperate need for commerce. Based on fact, Viva Cuba is a provocative blend of culture and expression presented in dance (African, Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Hip Hop, Salsa) to original songs. Viva Cuba is a captivating story told with hot Latin rhythms and an exuberant song and dance ensemble.

Since the DANCE PROGRAM at College of Marin was founded in 1972 by the late Carol Ott,

thousands of students have stepped, twirled, and pirouetted through the campus on their way

to university and college programs, professional careers, and other creative ventures.

The Dance Program at College of Marin offers a comprehensive Associate of Arts degree

in Dance. College of Marin’s highly-trained dance instructors teach technique classes in

beginning and advanced levels of ballet, modern, jazz, choreography, conditioning/injury

prevention, salsa, and hip-hop. History of Dance is also offered.

Faculty members have studied with illustrious teachers nationwide, owned dance companies,

and have been members of dance companies in the U.S. and abroad. Many have received

grants and awards from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the State of California,

Marin County, and the Marin Arts Council. The dance faculty collaborates on musicals, plays,

operas, and movement for theatre improvisation. From chorus members to main characters,

our dance students have also participated in both drama and music productions with all three

programs—Dance, Drama, and Music. We welcome you with open arms!

Written, choreographed, and directed by David Alonzo Jones

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The MUSIC PROGRAM has been a vibrant part of the College for over 80 years, starting

with a small orchestra and chorus and blossoming to a comprehensive university-level transfer

program devoted to inspiring a broad spectrum of artists and groundbreaking community

performances. Many alumni have gone on to successful careers in musical performance or

composition in classical, jazz, popular, and film music.

Teaching excellence and creative collaborations with internationally acclaimed musicians

have long established the Music Program as a key artistic contributor to the San Francisco

Bay Area music scene. This great tradition is carried on by our performance groups, including

the College of Marin Symphony Orchestra, Marin Oratorio, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble,

the Golden Gate Brass Band, Contemporary Opera Marin, and the COM Jazz Ensemble—all

of which provide the community with free or low-cost performances both on campus and

throughout Marin County.

The Music Program offers a comprehensive sequence of courses leading to an Associate

of Arts degree in Music or preparing music students for successful transfer into a university

program as a junior. In addition to the music major curriculum, many courses are appropriate

for those wishing to rekindle their musical abilities and interests, increase instrumental or

vocal competency, or perform with a large or small ensemble. Our courses and performing

ensembles are also open to talented high school students interested in building their skills

while establishing a college GPA and earning arts elective credits.

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JIM STOPHER Solo Piano RecitalBENEFIT CONCERT FOR THE COLLEGE OF MARIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

KEYBOARD TITANSMany of history’s greatest composers were also virtuoso keyboard players. On this program, enjoy a variety of dazzling offerings, from vivacious sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti and innovative variations by Mozart to Romantic showpieces by Clara Schumann, Frédéric Chopin, and Sergei Rachmaninoff.

NEW DATES

FRI APR 24, 2020 — 7:30 PM SAT APR 25, 2020 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

Free admission / parking

Jim Stopher appeared at age 15 as soloist with the Louisville Orchestra, performing a Mozart concerto with an original cadenza. His musical education continued at Harvard University, the University of Arizona, and the Peabody Conservatory, where he studied conducting with master teacher Gustav Meier. Stopher has held the position of Music Director with both the College of Marin Symphony Orchestra and the Joliet (IL) Symphony Orchestra. At COM, he currently teaches courses in music history, theory, repertoire, and ear training; he also serves as the chair of the music department.

FACULTY RECITALThe College of Marin’s music faculty take the stage for their annual recitals! Repertoire to be announced; donations benefit the College of Marin music student scholarship fund.

FRI SEPT 27, 2019 – 7:30 PM SAT SEPT 28, 2019 – 3 PM

FRI FEB 21, 2020 – 7:30 PM SAT FEB 22, 2020 – 3 PM

Lefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

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PAUL SMITH Solo Piano RecitalBENEFIT CONCERT FOR CONTEMPORARY OPERA MARIN

In Memoriam, Dear Ludwig Emeritus faculty member Paul Smith presents his annual piano recital to benefit Contemporary Opera Marin and the inaugural concert of his The Other Beethoven, a six-concert series exploring lesser-known or well-known works in unknown versions, to celebrate the 250th birthday of the great master. This year’s program is devoted to works written expressly for Beethoven’s funeral on March 26, 1827 or to raise funds for the memorial statue erected in Bonn to commemorate his 75th birthday.

Pianist Paul Smith, a native of Fort Worth, Texas, received his education at the Royal College of Music in London and the Vienna Hochschule für Musik, as well as Dominican College of San Rafael. A winner of national and international piano competitions, and a participant in the U.S. State Department’s Artistic Ambassador program, he also served as music director for famed Russian choreographer Leonid Massine. Since 1976 he has devoted himself to the cultural life of Marin County, California, through solo piano, concerto and chamber music performances, directing several new music ensembles, and is artistic director of Contemporary Opera Marin, which has received international acclaim for its production of contemporary works and rediscovered gems of past centuries. He is the director of classical music for radio station KWMR Point Reyes Station, and the founder and artistic director of the Music From Marin Chamber Players, bringing world class musical performances to communities throughout Marin County. Paul was recently awarded the Sali Lieberman Award for contributions to the cultural life of Marin County. He now divides his artistic life between Marin County, California and Gulfport, Florida.

Repertoire Carl Czerny, Funeral March on the Death of Beethoven Franz Liszt, Motives from Beethoven Cantata, S. 501 Felix Mendelssohn, Variations sérieuses, Op. 54 Frederic Chopin, Prelude, Op. 45 Robert Schumann, Fantasy in C major, Op. 17

FRI MAR 27, 2020 — 7:30 PM SUN MAR 29, 2020 — 2 PM Lefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

SAT MAR 28, 2020 — 7 PMMuir Beach Community Center 19 Seacape Dr., Muir Beach


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GOLDEN GATE BRASS BANDThe Golden Gate Brass Band at COM is Marin’s premier all-brass ensemble made up of students, talented amateurs, and local professionals.

Join us in concert as we perform works for chamber ensemble and full band spanning a wide range of styles. Ranging from classical American and British brass band repertoire, to incredible arrangements, pops, and contemporary music, including world premieres of new works composed for the Golden Gate Brass Band.

Search brownpapertickets.com for COM Music to purchase tickets.

Join the Band

The Golden Gate Brass Band is always open to new members

from the college, community, and local high schools—talented

high school students looking for a challenge earn college credit

for participating in the band!

If you are interested in joining the group, please contact

Trevor Björklund by email at [email protected]

Trevor Björklunddirector

SAT OCT 5, 2019 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

SAT NOV 23, 2019 — 7:30 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

SAT MAR 7, 2020 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

SAT MAY 2, 2020 — 3 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

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CONTEMPORARY OPERA MARIN

Gone to the Dogs…and the Cats: Chamber Operas with an Animal Twist Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns Captain Noah and His Floating Zoo by Joseph Horovitz

Contemporary Opera Marin presents three short operas: Carnival of the Animals, the great French classic arranged for women’s voices; and Viennese/Londoner Joseph Horovitz’s jazz-infused scenic oratorio on the travails and triumphs of building an ark — as well as staged songs by Thomas Weelkes (The Ape, the Monkey and Baboon), Ludwig van Beethoven (The Death of a Poodle), and Gioacchino Rossini (Duet for Two Cats).

Paul Smithdirector

SAT NOV 2, 2019 — 7 PM SUN NOV 10, 2019 — 2 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

SAT NOV 9, 2019 — 7 PMMuir Beach Community Center 19 Seacape Dr., Muir Beach

SUN NOV 3, 2019 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA 72 Performing Arts Building

SAT APR 4, 2020 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA 72 Performing Arts Building

COM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHAMBER CONCERTMembers of the College of Marin Symphony Orchestra team up for an afternoon of music for small ensembles! Hear duos, trios, quartets, and more in COM’s intimate Lefort Recital Hall. Expect a wide variety of music and instrument combinations.

Program length approximately one hour; donations received benefit the COM Symphony Orchestra.

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JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Jazz on the Tube!You won't want to miss this special performance featuring some of TV's most iconic soundtracks! The program will range from classic sitcoms to major motion pictures. You're guaranteed to have a yabba-dabba-doo time!

Dr. Greg Johnson and College of Marin Jazz EnsembleGreg Johnson is the Jazz Band director at Marin School of the Arts and is a rising star in the jazz world. His compositions have been performed around the globe and he was recently nominated for a GRAMMY for his fiery tenor playing. Join us for this ground-breaking collaboration as we push jazz ahead into the next decade!

COM PIANO PROGRAM

Piano Students’ RecitalThis is an opportunity for students enrolled in all levels of piano classes to share their solo and ensemble performances with a wider audience of friends and families. Join us on this festive occasion to celebrate all we love about piano music!

Cayce Carnahandirector

Cheryl Ziedrichdirector

FRI NOV 22, 2019 — 7:30 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

FRI MAY 1, 2020 — 7:30 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

SAT NOV 16, 2019 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA 72 Performing Arts Building

SAT APR 18, 2020 — 3 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA 72 Performing Arts Building


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COLLEGE CHORUS AND CHAMBER SINGERS

Winter ConcertCollege Chorus and Chamber Singers combine for an evening of choral delights. College Chorus begins with motets in Latin, and winds up south of the border with swinging Latin rhythms. Chamber Singers will perform Renaissance music of Mouton and Sweelinck with Ave Maria settings from four centuries.

Spring ConcertCollege Chorus celebrates spring with madrigals, spirituals, and jazz standards, while Chamber Singers offers a feast of modern love songs by Lauridsen, Willan, Hawley, and others.

Cheryl Ziedrich director / College Chorus

Boyd Jarrell director / Chamber Singers

Jeffrey Paulaccompanist

TUE MAY 19, 2020 — 7:30 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

TUE DEC 3, 2019 — 7:30 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

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Schubert’s Ninth SymphonyMusical chairs at the COMSO podium! This year maestro Boyd Jarrell takes up the baton of the College of Marin Symphony Orchestra. Raising the curtain will be Rossini’s sprightly overture to his comic opera La Gazza Ladra (The Thieving Magpie). Respighi revisits Renaissance forms and melodies in his suite of Ancient Airs and Dances. Then comes the grandeur of our featured work, Schubert’s Symphony No. 9 in C major, The Great.

Beethoven’s 250th AnniversaryThe year 2020 marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Beethoven, and COMSO pays homage with an all-Beethoven program. The Overture to Fidelio will be followed by the melodious fireworks of the Triple Concerto featuring Paul Smith, piano, Joanna Pinckney, violin, and Paul Rhodes, cello. Considered by many to be the paragon of classical form, the Symphony No. 7 in A major makes a welcome return to the COM stage.

Boyd Jarrelldirector

SAT DEC 7, 2019 — 3 PM James Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

SAT MAY 9, 2020 — 3 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

Franz Schubert 1797 — 1828

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SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE

Fall ConcertThe COM Symphonic Wind Ensemble performs an afternoon concert of classic works for band, including Gustav Holst’s Second Suite in F for Military Band, Malcolm Arnold’s Prelude, Siciliano, and Rondo, and the spectacular El Camino Real by Alfred Reed. Featuring a very special guest appearance by the Marin School of the Arts Wind Ensemble, directed by Matthew Verplaetse!

Spring ConcertJoin us for a concert of folk music through the lens of the symphonic wind ensemble. We will feature the English Folk Song Suite (complete with the missing movement, Sea Songs) of Ralph Vaughan Williams, the William Byrd Suite, and Variations on a Shaker Melody by Aaron Copland.

Trevor Björklunddirector

SUN DEC 8, 2019 – 3 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

SUN MAY 10, 2020 — 3 PMJames Dunn Theatre, Performing Arts Building

COM VOICE PROGRAM

Voice Students’ RecitalsJoin us for concerts featuring students in a program of solo and ensemble vocal music, celebrating the culmination of each semester.

Michael Mohammeddirector

Advanced Voice Class MON DEC 9, 2019 — 11:10 AM

Beginning Voice Class MON DEC 9, 2019 — 3:10 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building


Advanced Voice Class MON MAY 18, 2020 — 11:10 AM

Beginning Voice Class MON MAY 18, 2020 — 3:10 PMLefort Recital Hall / PA72 Performing Arts Building

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German Requiem and Liebeslieder WaltzesBrahms the enchanting and the eternal will be presented in this program of two of his most timeless works. The Liebeslieder-Walzer and Neue Liebeslieder-Walzer, his lavish Viennese settings of love poems of dalliance, affection, and unrequited passion, will feature guest soloists Rita Lilly, Karen Clark, Jonathan Smucker, and Robert Stafford, and will be accompanied by pianists Paul Smith and Jeffrey Paul. The Marin Oratorio chorus will be accompanied by full orchestra for the majestic Ein deutsches Requiem. Brahms the agnostic spent years shaping this work not as a dogmatic and liturgical mass, but rather as a personal human requiem and solace for all humankind.

MARIN ORATORIO Boyd Jarrell director

J. S. Bach Mass in B minorBach’s last major composition is widely regarded as one of the supreme achievements of classical music. The Mass in B minor is a monumental synthesis of every stylistic and technical contribution that Bach made to music. The 110-voice chorus and full orchestra will be joined by guest vocal soloists Christa Pfeiffer, Katherine McKee, Colby Roberts, and Nikolas Nackley in presenting this work of universal and timeless significance.

SAT DEC 14, 2019 – 7:30 PM SUN DEC 15, 2019 – 3 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

SAT MAY 16, 2020 – 7:30 PM SUN MAY 17, 2020 – 3 PMJames Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

All proceeds go to support Marin Oratorio. marinoratorio.org


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MARINThe Other BeethovenThe 7th annual Music from Marin Summer Festival presents three programs of lesser-known works, or well-known works in unknown arrangements, by the great master to commemorate his 250th birthday.

MUSIC FROM MARIN CHAMBER PLAYERSPiano Concertos 5 and 6, Paul Smith, piano Of course, Beethoven only wrote five piano concertos, but this performance includes both the famous Emperor concerto and the composer’s own transcription of his beloved Violin Concerto in D Major for piano and string quartet.

CONTEMPORARY OPERA MARINThe *Other* Operas Fidelio is Beethoven’s only opera, but he did compose other stage works and attempt other operas. We feature The Ruins of Athens, a musical entertainment with dances and choruses, in this arrangement by Richard Strauss and librettist Hugo von Hoffmanstahl. The performance opens with the first scene of his unfinished 1807 opera, Vesta’s Fire, a domestic scene for four soloists which is still very relevant today.

SZERVANSZKY/CAVAYE PIANO DUOThe 7th and The 9th The London-based piano duo of Valeria Szervanszky and Ronald Cavaye return to Marin County with piano four-hand arrangements of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 and his Violin Sonata No. 9 (“Kreutzer”).

More information: 415.485.9460

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Box Office Hours Wednesdays: 2 pm to 6 pm Two weeks before opening of show and 90 minutes before each performance

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PARKING FEES WAIVEDParking fees waived one hour before performances in parking lots 2, 3, and 16.

For driving directions and campus map, visit:campuses.marin.edu MUSIC CONCERTS

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Golden Gate Brass Band Jazz Ensemble COM Symphony Orchestra Symphonic Wind Ensemble

$10 general $5 COM employees, retirees, alumni, and students

Marin Oratorio

$20 general $15 COM employees, retirees, alumni, students, and seniors

Faculty Recitals Jim Stopher Piano Recitals

Free tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis

All other performances free with open seating; no tickets required.


DRAMA ADMISSION/ NON-SUBSCRIPTION ORDERSLittle Shop of Horrors Middletown The Tempest The Imaginary Invalid

$25 general, $20 seniors $15 COM employees, retirees, alumni, and students


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SEPTEMBERFri 9/27 7:30 pm Music Faculty Recital LRH

Sat 9/28 3 pm Music Faculty Recital LRH

OCTOBERFri 10/4* 7:30 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

Sat 10/5 3 pm Golden Gate Brass Band LRH

Sat 10/5 7:30 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

Sun 10/6 2 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

Fri 10/11 7:30 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

Sat 10/12 2 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

Sat 10/12 7:30 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

Sun 10/13 2 pm Little Shop of Horrors JDT

NOVEMBERSat 11/2 7:30 pm Viva Cuba JTD

Sat 11/2 7:30 pm Contemp. Opera Marin LRH

Sun 11/3 3 pm COMSO Chamber Concert LRH

Sat 11/9 7 pm Contemp. Opera Marin OC

Sun 11/10 2 pm Contemp. Opera Marin LRH

Sat 11/16 3 pm Piano Class Recital LRH

Fri 11/22 7:30 pm Jazz Ensemble JDT

Fri 11/22 7:30 pm Middletown ST

Sat 11/23 7:30 pm Golden Gate Brass Band JDT

Sat 11/23 7:30 pm Middletown ST

Sun 11/24 2 pm Middletown ST



DECEMBERSun 12/1** 2 pm Middletown ST

Tue 12/3 7:30 pm College Chorus and Chamber Singers JDT


Sat 12/7 3 pm COM Symphony Orchestra JDT


Sun 12/8 2 pm Middletown ST

Sun 12/8 3 pm Symphonic Wind Ensemble JDT

Mon 12/9 11:10 am Adv. Voice Recital LRH

Mon 12/9 2:10 pm Beg. Voice Recital LRH

Sat 12/14 7:30 pm Marin Oratorio JDT

Sun 12/15 3 pm Marin Oratorio JDT

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FEBRUARYFri 2/21 7:30 pm Music Faculty Recital LRH

Sat 2/22 3 pm Music Faculty Recital LRH

Fri 2/28 7:30 pm The Tempest JDT

Sat 2/29 7:30 pm The Tempest JDT

MARCHSun 3/1 2 pm The Tempest JDT


Sat 3/7 3 pm Golden Gate Brass Band LRH


Sun 3/8** 2 pm The Tempest JDT


Fri 3/13 7:30 pm Jim Stopher Solo Piano Recital LRH

Sat 3/14 3 pm Jim Stopher Solo Piano Recital LRH


Sun 3/15 2 pm The Tempest JDT

Fri 3/27 7:30 pm Paul Smith Piano Recital LRH

Sat 3/28 7 pm Paul Smith Piano Recital OC

Sun 3/29 2 pm Paul Smith Piano Recital LRH

APRIL

Sat 4/4 3 pm COMSO Chamber Concert LRH

Sat 4/18 3 pm Piano Class Recital LRH

MAYFri 5/1 7:30 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Fri 5/1 7:30 pm Jazz Ensemble JDT

Sat 5/2 3 pm Golden Gate Brass Band JDT

Sat 5/2 7:30 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Sun 5/3 2 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Fri 5/8 7:30 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Sat 5/9 3 pm COM Symphony Orchestra JDT


Sun 5/10** 2 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Sun 5/10 3 pm Symphonic Wind Ensemble JDT

Fri 5/15 7:30 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Sat 5/16 7:30 pm Marin Oratorio JDT


Sun 5/17 2 pm The Imaginary Invalid ST

Sun 5/17 3 pm Marin Oratorio JDT

Mon 5/18 11:10 am Adv. Voice Recital LRH

Mon 5/18 3:10 pm Beg. Voice Recital LRH

Tue 5/19 7:30 pm College Chorus and Chamber Singers JDT

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Established in 1926, College of Marin remains committed to educational excellence, providing equitable opportunities, and fostering success for all members of its diverse community. With campuses in Kentfield and Novato, students of all ages have affordable access to an exciting variety of credit and noncredit courses as well as community education classes for lifelong learning. College of Marin is one of 115 public community colleges in California and nearly 14,000 credit, noncredit, and community education students enroll annually.

College of Marin is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commercial Boulevard, Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949, (415) 506-0234, an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education.

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PERMIT NO 8

As a valuable resource to students and the community, College of Marin is proud to support TEDxMarin. The College is honored to host an extraordinary lineup of speakers bringing inspiration to our Bay Area community with thought-provoking insights and ideas on how we’ll live, work and thrive in the world to come.

The 10th annual live filming and community gala show will again bring our community’s brilliant minds to our stage delivering compelling insights into science, technology, social relevance, well-being, culture, and more.

SEPTEMBER 14 6 PM — 10PM

James Dunn Theatre Performing Arts Building

PERFORMING ARTS - College of Marin

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