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Festival Schedule

The following acts, which start at 8 p.m. at the Power Center,
121 Fletcher St., are part of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival.
$26/$20/$14 except for Feinstein and Feliciano performances
at $30/$25/$20. Discounts for subscriptions, children and
groups. (734) 764-2538; www.mlive.com/aasf.

June 17: Singer-pianist Michael
Feinstein performs "The Classic
American Songbook."
June 18: Singer-musicians David
Grisman, John Hartford and Mike
Seeger present "Retrograss," popular
songs re-created in American folk
styles.
June 20: Genius Award recipient
Elizabeth Streb and her acrobatic
dance troupe present ActionHeroes, a
salute to American stunt artists.
June 21: Trumpeter Nicholas Payton
and Ensemble showcase "A Louis
Armstrong Centennial Celebration."
June 23 Monologist Spaulding Gray
conveys family experiences in

Morning, Noon and Night.
June 24: Jazz Tap Ensemble corn-
bines two American traditions.
June 25: Trinity Academy Irish
Dancers show team hoofing that has
won 17 championship titles.
June 27: Kate Clinton in Y2K8.corn-
edy offers political humor.
June 28: The Reduced Shakespeare
Company in The Complete

Millennium Musical takes a comedic
look at the past 1,000 years.
June 29: Rockapella performs har-
monious versions of pop, rock, reg-
gae and calypso songs.
June 30: The Peter Sparling Dance
Company incorporates original poet-,
ry and visual art.
July 1: The Alm Trio presents classic
music in a contemporary style.
July 4: The Capitol Steps bring their
political satire, with an additional show
at 5 p.m.
July 5: Jose Feliciano presents new
music on his Latin guitar.
July 6: Linda. Tillery and the
Cultural Heritage Choir join the
Paris Children's Choir, with a mix of
African American music and other
cultural styles.
July 7: Peter ,Schickele Meets PD. Q.
Bach, with the Ypsilanti Symphony
Orchestra, offers musical satire.
July 8: Anthony Zerbe & Roscoe Lee
Browne in Behind the Broken Words
present readings from 20th century lit-
erary works.

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