ANOTHER DAY IN BAGHDAD
APRIL 4-28, 2008
FRIDAYS 8:00PM
SATURDAYS 7:00PM
SUNDAYS 2:00PM
TICKETS: $14/$12

FREE MILITARY PREVIEW NIGHT APRIL 3, 2008!

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Based on true events and written by Iraq War veteran Major David A. Tucker II, Another Day in Baghdad is an ensemble play that explores the day-to-day life of soldiers rarely portrayed in the media, the small moments and the dramatic ones. The play avoids polemics and focuses instead on the daily struggle facing the men and women of the U.S. military. This is a unique opportunity for an audience, whatever their political stripe, to support American troops by coming to the theatre.
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Sponsored by
Joshua Tree Music Festival
Desert Music Foundation
SEAN HAYES CONCERT
APRIL 22, 2008 @ 7:00PM
TICKETS: $12 Pre-Sale / $14 At Door

You might've first heard a Sean Hayes remix at Prada's Milan store, a dance club in Thailand, or a Miami restaurant. Hayes’ music is at once eclectic and sweetly organic. There are straight-up, hook-laden pop/rock tunes, melancholy ballads, solo acoustic rants, and even a few dance tracks. All delivered with an addictive, soulful groove, and weathered acoustic dance-ability in tow. The Bay Area's best-kept secret, Hayes reaches listeners around the globe – including house music icon DJ Mark Farina, KCRW's own Nic Harcourt, indie-acoustic darling Jolie Holland, overseas music junkies and the like.



VIVA LA IGUANA
Afterschool Arts Program
May 7-28 , 2008 @ 3:45PM
ENROLLMENT: $35 Child
(Grades 2-12)

The Academy of Learning Arts is proud to offer VIVA LA IGUANA, a four session program every Wednesday in May that will focus on ELEMENTS of STORYTELLING. (i.e. character, setting, plot). Through a series of short activities, students will be inspired to relate to, describe, imagine, and act out these elements as they relate to our mascot, “Sparky” the Iguana! Registration will take place Sunday, May 4, 2008 from 3:00pm-5:00pm or you may enroll online. The fee is $35 per child, and the program will take place May 7, 14, 21, & 28, 2008 from 3:45pm-4:45pm at the Hi-Desert Cultural Center’s Palmer Performance Hall.