Recreation Centers of Sun City, Inc.-Press Release -RCSC Announces Slate of Spring 2008 Sun Bowl Shows

The Recreation Centers of Sun City, Inc., is pleased to announce the schedule of spring performances at the Sun Bowl, located at 10220 N. 107th Ave. in Sun City. Sun Bowl shows are free to RCSC cardholders and guests, and this season’s slate of shows promises to delight Sun Citians with a variety of exciting entertainment.

From Hendersonville, Texas, their style is relaxed and personal; their warmth contagious, their music is enthusiastic, full of laughter and inspiring to audience of all ages.

A large cast of young dancers aging from junior high through college from one of Phoenix’s most prestigious dance schools will present a variety of contemporary dance styles. This past summer after attending a competition in Orlando, they returned with thirteen gold awards!

This 45-piece concert band’s repertoire consists of music from the Renaissance up to the present day and ranges from serious symphonic band literature to Broadway musical, from Sousa marches to Top-40 hits. This performance is co-sponsored by the Daily News-Sun and open to the public.

Backed by classical guitar and piano, Paul McDermand has elevated the steel drums and marimba beyond their Caribbean and Central American roots.

Award winning “America’s Most Talented Senior, Al Raitano continues to hold this title today. He is a dynamic performer who sings and swings like Frank Sinatra…who wails the blues like Ray Charles…who rocks and rolls like Jerry Lee Lewis. Steve’s talented group consists of top musicians in the country.

The Scottsdale Concert Band is sponsored by Scottsdale Community College with over 75 members. The repertoire includes marches, overtures, show tunes, Big Band Swing and music of the season.

Since 1950, The Four Aces have been internationally acclaimed as a group for being superb showmen and producing some of the most beautiful renderings of such songs as “Sincerely,” “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing,” “Three Coins In The Fountain” and “Dream” to name a few.

Our very popular 130-piece concert band will entertain us with Broadway show tunes, marches and patriotic music including everyone’s favorite “Stars and Stripes Forever!”

The Hanau O’Hawaii Polynesian Revue will feature performances of native Hawaiian, Tahitian, Maori and Samoan dance and music. Enjoy Hawaiian hulas, the thrilling Samoan Fire Knife and Slap Dances.

Rhythm City Express is a 10-piece, horn-driven powerhouse dance band that has been delighting audiences throughout Arizona. This group lays down a beat that always keeps the crowd and dance floor rockin’! From the hard charging songs of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s to the smokey blues of downtown Chicago.

Primavera Folklorico celebrates the culture of Mexico through traditional folklorico dance, augmented by fabulous colorful costumes and Mariachi music.

The Phoenix Boys Chorus continues to maintain their historic tradition of singing boys, entertaining audiences with a unique blend of classical and popular pieces. Their performance will warm your heart and delight your ears.

Sun Bowl concerts are free for all Recreation Centers of Sun City cardholders and their invited guests. Guests are asked to bring their own lawn chairs. Smoking is allowed only in parking lots around the amphitheatre. Food will be available for purchase from Mojoes.

In case of inclement weather, concerts will be held in Sundial Auditorium. For more information, call (623) 876-3000 Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. or call (623) 972-6014 for a recorded message.