Cirque Zuma Zuma shows at Jones Theatre, Sold Out

Both Sat., January 28, performances by Cirque Zuma Zuma at Jones Theatre in Daggy Hall are sold out.

Coming next to Jones Theatre, is the revolutionary Anderson & Roe Piano Duo, celebrated for their adrenalized performances, original compositions, and well-known music videos. The duo will light up the keyboards in a matinee concert at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11. It is co-presented by WSU Performing Arts and the School of Music.

The program features the duo’s own arrangements of Piazzolla tangos, including “Primavera Porteña,” “Oblivion” and “Libertango,” The Beatles’ “Let It Be,” and several classical selections.

Critics have described their performance as: “the intense synchronization of genius” — ThirdCoast Digest; “the most dynamic duo of this generation” — San Francisco Classical Voice, “Believe all the hype: Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Joy Roe are electric” — Bachtrack.

Tickets can be purchased through TicketsWest and Beasley Coliseum. For more information, see performingarts.wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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