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22 April, 2016 Inland Entertainment Review
Continued from page 21 Artistic Director and full-time dance faculty, Michele Jenkins, choreographed several of the dance works including a contemporary dance suite paying tribute to Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas with music by Danny Elfman; a funky jazz piece mixing humor, quirkiness, and high energy with music by Infectious Grooves; an eccentrically playful and dark-humored modern dance piece with music by David Bowie, honoring the extraordinary innovator; and a contemporary ballet with an aura of otherworldly enchantment. Kristin Rooney, Chaffey adjunct instructor, offers a contemporary modern dance ensemble work that explores space and water-inspired fluidity, and also from Kristin, a 1960’s Mambo-styled Salsa piece with elements of Latin Jazz showcasing the percussive power and textures of Afro-Cuban and African-rooted rhythms. Chaffey adjunct faculty also include Paige Melvin, who provides an abstract ballet-influenced contemporary modern dance that expressively portrays the concept of resurrection with music by Dustin O’Halloran, and Diane Bonds, who fuses contemporary hip hop and jazz funk dance styles with mainstream hip hop music and an upbeat environmental mix of percussive rhythms. Advanced student-choreography includes a modern dance/acrobatic visual spectacle, and campy, dark-humored parody excerpts from the musicals Honk! and Rocky Horror Picture Show. Creating amazing scenic magic is intelligent lighting designer Guy Rock, who returns to provide technical and dynamic lighting artistry and video imagery, along with the talents of conventional lighting designer, Gary Reinschmidt. Kaleidoscope 2016 runs April 28, 29 and 30 at 7:30pm and May 1 at 2pm at the Chaffey College Theatre. Tickets are $13 and available at the Chaffey College Bookstore or through the online Box Office at www.chaffey.edu/ theatre_tickets. Chaffey College is located at 5885 Haven Ave. in Rancho Cucamonga. IER EVENT: APRIL 17 Fallbrook Celebrates Local Heritage With The Fallbrook Avocado Festival On Sunday, April 17, Fallbrook will host the Avocado Festival, marking the 30th annual anniversary of this popular event that takes place in the downtown area. The Avocado Festival celebrates the agricultural heritage of Fallbrook while providing an opportunity for entertainment, education, culture, food and fun. This is what sets the Avocado Festival apart from other street fairs in the area. This celebration of Fallbrook as an agricultural community is visible in the produce displays, the avocado-themed events sponsored throughout the day, the wide variety of foods found all along the Festival streets, as well as the local museums which will be open that day. Held on Main Avenue and some of the adjacent side streets, visitors get the “small town America” Continued on page 24 Presented by The Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce Over 450 Booths with Unique Crafts & Products Not To Be Missed! Avocado Central • Artisan Walk on Alvarado Food Courts • Free Shuttles Community Stage with Family Entertainment, Kid’s Activities and Contests Live Bands • Beer Garden www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org - Click on EVENTS April, 2016 Inland Entertainment Review 23
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