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SUBURBAN Arts Arts Arts Arts Arts  /  Page 5  1/20 - 2/4/2012

2:30 & 8 p.m.

Woman in Mind

ICT MainStage

Dupree Theater

 by Alan Ayckbourn

What would happen if 

your dreary, everydaylife was suddenly re-

 placed with a wonder-

fully exciting, roman-

tic life? Neglected

housewife, Susan, is

married to boring

cleric, Gerald. One day she gets knocked out by step-

 ping on the tooth end of a garden rake. She experi-

ences hilarious hallucinations in which her oppressive

everyday life is replaced by a fantasy in which she is

an ideal wife and mother with an ideal family. Whileher real family treats her with condescension and apa-

thy, her fantasy family dresses in lovely white, always

drinks champagne, lives in a stately home and tells

her that she is wonderful. Eventually, however, the

fantasy family becomes nightmarish, and Susan be-

gins to realize that she is going mad. This excellent,

dark, witty and surreal comedy is considered to be

one of Ayckbourn’s best.

Directed by Alan Hanna

$5-20

1/21/2012 8 p.m.

“To be or not to be..”

Las Colinas Symphony Orchestra

Carpenter Performance Hall

LISZT Hamlet

MACDOWELL Hamle, TCHAIKOVSKY Hamlet

Fantasy-Overture, RACHMANINOFF Variations on

a Theme by Paganini

$15-45

1/26/2012 1/29/2012 8 PM & 2:30 PM

KISMET in Concert

Lyric Stage

Carpenter Performance Hall Lobby

A musical Arabian night featuring a full orchestra

 plaiying the original broadway orchestrations. Music

 by Alexander Borodin, musical adaptation and lyrics

 by Robert Wright and George Forrest, book by Charles

Lederer and Luther Davis

$25 - 50

1/28/ - 2/26/2012

Gallery Hours

“Me, We:

A Portrayal of the

Fibers of Life”

Irving Black Arts

Council

Main GalleryAnnual Black History

Month Exhibition

showcasing the mixed

media work of Letitia

Huckaby and Sedrick 

Huckaby.

Free

2/2/2012 10 a.m.

JumpstART Stories and Art

Sweets for the Sweet/Chocolate Mania!Irving Arts Center & Irving Public Library

Irving Public Library joins the Irving Arts Center to

 present a monthly story time program for kids ages

2 and up. Explore new stories, themes, art projects

that relate to current Arts Center exhibitions during

this fun story time that combines art and children’s

literature. In Febriuary, join the festivities as the Arts

Center celebrates Chocolate Lover’s Month. Hear a

story and create an art project to take home. Ages 2

and up. All supplies provided. Groups of 10 or more

must pre-register by contacting the Box Office at972-252-ARTS (2787).

FREE

2/4/2012 5 p.m.

Exhibition Opening Reception:

“Me, We: A Portrayal of the Fibers of Life”

Irving Black Arts Council

Main Gallery

Annual Black History Month Exhibition showcas-

ing the work of Letitia and Sedrick Huckaby.

FREE

2/4/2012 5/27/2012 Gallery Hours

Changing the Face of Power:

Women in the U.S. Senate

Irving Arts Center

Carpenter Performance Hall - Lobby

Photographs by Melina Mara - toured by Humani-

ties Texas.

FREE

2/7/2012 7:30 p.m.

Sean Jones

Entertainment Series of 

Irving

Carpenter Performance

Hall - Singing classic

R&B/soul love songs

$30