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Friday, December 11th at 7pm
Adult: $43
Seniors: $38
Students: $23
Balcony Adults: $33
Balcony Seniors: $28
Balcony Students: $18
Saturday, December 12th 12:00pm
Adults: $23 (Only 250 TARGET tickets available at this price!)
Seniors: $18 (Only 250 TARGET tickets available at this price!)
Students: $13 (Only 250 TARGET tickets available at this price!)
Saturday, December 12th at 3:30pm
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I am reaching out to invite you to join me, Wallis Annenberg, Quincy Jones, Will and Jada at Royce Hall on the campus of UCLA for the West Coast premiere of Oman...O Man! This dance driven spectacle, which will narrow the gulf between Muslim and Christian Culture with an original score by Arturo Sandoval, received high marks from Mrs Obama who upon seeing it at the Kennedy Center remarked "every child in America needs to see this."
I know you understand the value of the arts in the lives of young people so please help me give that inspiration and confidence to thousands of deserving young artists. Your family will love this show. ... I need all the help I can get for the talented kids in LA who NEED this opportunity.... Call my office if you are able to come: (310) 202-1711.
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"Every child in America needs to see this show!" First Lady, Michelle Obama
"'O Man... O Man!' is a shining example of how a simple story -- brought to life through music and dance -- can move mountains of misunderstanding and help all of us see each other more clearly and honestly." - MPAC's Communications Director, Edina Lekovic.
“Oman... O Man! is a clear cry for interracial, inter-religion understanding and harmony. It is a call for respect of others rather than violence and hatred.” " - West Angeles Church of God in Christ, Bishop Charles E. Blake
"...the production brings together dancers from the Sultanate of Oman, the Debbie Allen Dance Academy, and the D.C. in a rich celebration of cultures and customs".
"...award-winning choreographer Debbie Allen bridges the cultural divide between Islam and Christianity in "Oman...O Man!," her latest masterpiece."
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The Story
"Oman...O Man!"
follows the friendship between two young men--one Omani, another American--who meet at a military academy with cadets from all over the world. Though similar in age, these roommates don't really understand each other. However, through music, movement, song, and dance, they take a magical journey together and discover the similarities and the differences between their two cultures, and learn much about each other.
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The Gala
The Gala Performance of "Oman...O Man!" will be held at UCLA's Royce Hall on December 10th, 2009. Each year our gala performances serve as a fundraiser for the Debbie Allen Dance Academy and all ticket buyers and donors will receive a tax deduction. This year our Gala will feature the following:
Special Performance by Maurice HinesSilent AuctionLight RefreshmentsAfter-Party
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December 10 through 12, 2009
UCLA Royce Hall
Created and Choreographed by
Debbie Allen
Music By Produced by In association with Presented in association with the
Arturo Sandoval The Debbie Allen Dance Academy The Kennedy Center Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center of Oman
