| Jazz on Stage - a Free Lecture by Rick Lombardo |
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Free admission
At the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, 150 E. San Fernando St., San José, CA 95112 (map)
In celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month, San Jose Jazz creates an enriching programs for fellow music enthusiasts.
On April 6, Rick Lombardo, San Jose Rep’s Artistic Director, will open our free lectures series, discussing how jazz and stage music have informed and influenced live theatrical performances.
 Rick Lombardo is in his second season as Artistic Director at San Jose Rep. He was previously the Artistic Director for thirteen years at the award-winning New Repertory Theatre. Last spring, he was awarded the Norton Prize for Sustained Excellence from the Boston Theatre Critics Association for his work at New Rep. He has also been the recipient of four individual Elliot Norton Awards and is a nine-time winner of the “IRNE” Award for his productions of The Clean House, Sweeney Todd, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, A Streetcar Named Desire, Ragtime, Waiting for Godot and The Weir. He lives here in San Jose with his wife, actress Rachel Harker, and daughter.
More info about Jazz Appreciation Month events, click here.
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Ain't Misbehavin', a play about Fats Waller and the golden age of jazz is running at the San Jose Rep, from March 13 through April 18, more info available here.
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