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DateApril 6
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Event Starts2:00 PM
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Ticket PricesTickets start at $30, including facility fee per ticket. Prices subject to change with demand.
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LocationConcert Hall
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AvailabilityOn Sale Now
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Tilles Your Way
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Event Details
Join us from 12:45-1:40 pm in the Goldsmith Atrium for a beginner martial arts class. Free for all ticketholders!
The acrobats perform daring maneuvers in such arts as cycling, tumbling, juggling, somersaulting and gymnastics!
Note- this is a Relaxed, Sensory-Friendly Performance which may feature modified sound and light levels, specially adapted pre-performance materials, and quiet lobby areas with sensory toys for patrons who wish to move around.
These performances are “non-shushing” and provide a comfortable environment for individuals on the autism spectrum and those who may have limited movement, sensory and/or complex communication needs.
View a social story Peking Acrobats Social Story.pdf.
Relaxed performances are open to all neurodivergent and neurotypical audiences and take place throughout the season as part of our Family Fun! series of performances. Sensory Friendly Programming sponsored, in part, by The Fay J. Lindner Foundation and The Theresa Foundation.
Tilles Your Way
Subscribers save up to 10%. Order by phone at 516.299.3100 or in-person at the Tantleff Box Office.
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NEW YORK ARABIC ORCHESTRA COLLABORATES WITH LIU MUSIC STUDENTS
After a sold-out performance last year, New York Arabic Orchestra (NYAO) returns to Tilles Center for the Performing Arts’ Krasnoff Theater at Long Island University on Sunday, February 23 at 3 pm with an all-new program. The Orchestra, led by Artistic Director and violinist Layth Sidiq, will perform original pieces, including one by NYAO's late founder and former Northport resident Bassam Saba, entitled Chou Kan Hilo (How Beautiful It Was) - the first time the Orchestra will perform this piece since Saba’s passing - plus compositions from the golden era of Arabic music and more recent ones. Unique to this performance is that the Orchestra will also be joined onstage by eight students of Long Island University’s Music Department. -
AMITYVILLE NATIVE AND STAR OF BROADWAY'S ALADDIN DENNIS STOWE ONE OF FEATURED STARS IN BROADWAY PERSPECTIVES
Tilles Center for the Performing Arts at LIU Post announces Amityville native and Holy Trinity High School graduate Dennis Stowe will be one of the featured performers in Broadway Perspectives: A Concert Celebrating Diversity, a unique recognition of Black History Month, created exclusively for Tilles Center by New York Casting Director/Producer Stephen DeAngelis, Thursday, February 20 at 7 pm.
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