Boston Court Performing Arts Center-Marjorie Branson Performance Space (Pasadena, CA)
Acclaimed contrabassist and composer Tom Peters, one of the nation's foremost players of the double bass, presents an evening of innovative classical music. Peters continues his musical and poetic journeys with Darkness and Light, an exploration of the meanings and folklore of nighttime.
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While Tom is a phenomenal technician on double bass, the content was just wierd and scary, without musicality. Fine for scary music soundtracks rather than performance.
Boston Court is an intimate,state-of-the-art performing arts complex with a 99-seat theatre (Mainstage) and 65-seat performance space (Marjorie Branson Performance Space). This unique center empowers artists to create and nurture new and classical works for the entertainment and education of the community.
Acclaimed contrabassist and composer Tom Peters, one of the nation's foremost players of the double bass, presents an evening of innovative classical music. Peters continues his musical and poetic journeys with Darkness and Light, an exploration of the meanings and folklore of nighttime.
The Boston Court Performing Arts Center produces passionate, artist-driven theatre that challenges both artist and audience. Play selection encompasses a wide variety of genres (classics, musicals and world premieres, with a special emphasis on nurturing playwrights and new play development) which are inherently theatrical, textually rich, and visually arresting.