Berrie Center: Spring 2008 Programs and Events / April

Box Office Hours:
Monday - Friday, 12-8 pm,
Saturday and Sunday, 12-5 pm
and also two hours prior to each performance.
Telephone #: (201) 684-7844

Salon Series
Jose Franch-Ballester, Clarinet

Sunday, April 6
3 p.m., York Room in the Birch Mansion

Drawing on his experience performing tango and other popular genres, young Spaniard Jose Franch-Ballester “plays with technical wizardry and tireless enthusiasm,” according to the New York Times.  He has won multiple awards, including the 2004 Young Concert Artists International Audition.

Tickets: $15 including refreshments
Note: There are no discounts for this performance

RCNJ Theater Program presents
One Touch of Venus
Directed by Maria Vail Guevara
Music by Kurt WeillLyrics by Ogden Nash
Book by S.J. Perelman & Ogden Nash

April 11, 12, 16-19, 8 p.m.
April 13, 7 p.m.
Sharp Theater

One Touch of Venus dazzled audiences in 1943 with its sweetly sexy book and beguiling score. A statue of the goddess Venus is brought to life and creates comic chaos as she pursues the mild-mannered barber who accidentally animated her -- and is pursued herself by an unscrupulous art enthusiast! The score includes Weill’s immortal love song SPEAK LOW.

Tickets: Adults: $10;  Students and Ramapo Affiliates: $5

Nobodies of Comedy
The Funniest Comics You’ve Never Heard Of

Saturday, April 26
8 p.m., Sharp Theater

From the producers of LAF comes the next wave of comedy – The Nobodies of Comedy – featuring the rising stars of funny business.  They’ve scoured the country for the funniest, most outrageous comics you’ve never heard of!   But all that’s about to change!
Get ready for an amazing night of guaranteed laughs and see tomorrow’s stars of comedy today!

Seating Category #1 / #2 / #3    Orchestra     Balcony

Tickets: Adults $28/25/22; Children (Under 17) $15; Seniors and Ramapo Affiliates: 5% discount off regular ticket prices

Berrie Center Schooltime Performance Series
The World of Animals and Birds of Prey

Wednesday, April 30
10 a.m. and Noon, Sharp Theater

Everyone’s favorite naturalist Bill Robinson returns to the Berrie Center with a variety of winged creatures and cold-blooded reptiles in tow, as he teaches about animal adaptations for survival and the important role animals play in the balance of nature. Grades K-12.

Tickets: $8 all seats

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Berrie Center Box Office Hours:
Monday - Friday, 12-8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 12-5 p.m. and also two hours prior to each performance.

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