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January 24 & 25

Cirque Éloize
January 26 & 27

Sweet Honey in the Rock
January 29

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Natalie MacMaster
February 2

Alloy Orchestra
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Directions in Music
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Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras
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John Leguizamo
April 28
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AXIS Dance Company
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Bobby McFerrin
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Edgar Meyer
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2004-2005 Performing Arts Season
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Natalie MacMaster

Wednesday, February 2
8 pm, Campbell Hall

“Natalie MacMaster is a revelation to anyone who sees her.”
—Los Angeles Times

Amazing fiddler and step dancer Natalie MacMaster is an icon among fans of Celtic music. Hailing from Cape Breton Island, MacMaster and her music are fresh, lively and appealing. At home in both traditional and contemporary settings, MacMaster has won two Juno Awards (the Canadian Grammy) for Best Instrumental Album and several Canadian Country Music Awards for Fiddler of the Year. In concert she proves why Dirty Linen magazine called her “one of Celtic music’s most electrifying performers.”

$35 / UCSB Students $17

Sponsored by Borders and KCBX Public Radio

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