Smith Center -
Gary Soren Smith Center
for the Fine and Performing Arts
Summerfest 2010
Music, Movies & Magic
Under the Stars
San Francisco Opera on the Silver Screen
- Madame Butterfly, July 9 & August 28
- Don Giovanni, July 16
- La Rondine, August 7
- Samson and Delilah, August 21
- Movie Musical Singalongs
- Mary Poppins, July 2
- Double Feature: Little Shop of Horrors and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, July 10
- Live Performances
- StarStruck Theatre's Les Miserables, Thursdays - Saturdays, July 23 - August 14
- Fremont Opera's La Traviata, August 27 & 29
For over 30 years Ohlone College has offered summer musical presentations at the outdoor Amphitheatre. This year we’ve added a slight nuance—some of the most sublime music ever written and performed.
We’re proud to present filmed versions of San Francisco Opera’s live, fully staged productions of Madame Butterfly, Don Giovanni, La Rondine, and Samson and Delilah.
We also have three enjoyable movie musical singalongs. Mary Poppins for the family set (and you don’t have to have a little kid to come back for another spoonful of sugar!). Or if you’re up for something more edgy, flick out at our double feature of Little Shop of Horrors and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
We are featuring two live performance series as well: Les Miserables in July presented by StarStruck Theatre, and Fremont Opera Company’s presentation of Verdi’s La Traviata, in the Jackson Theatre in late August.
We know you’ll enjoy Music, Movies & Magic Under the Stars at Summerfest 2010!
Get more information from the Season Calendar.
About the Gary Soren Smith Center for the Fine and Performing Arts
Opened in 1995, The Gary Soren Smith Center for the Fine and Performing Arts houses the G. Craig Jackson main stage theater, the NUMMI studio theater, the Louie-Meager Art Gallery, an outdoor amphitheater, a dance studio, television studios, and a radio station.
The Smith Center supports the educational needs of the Ohlone College Fine and Performing Arts programs and serves as a cultural center for southern Alameda and northern Santa Clara counties. This state of the art facility is dedicated to providing programming that enriches and enhances the community's cultural life.
For more information, see History of the Smith Center.
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