The lineup ranges from Rock Hall of Famer George Clinton, drum great Antonio Sanchez and vocal group Manhattan Transfer to electronic music maverick Suzanne Cianni and tributes to Queen and Cher
San Diego marks the end of the puppet troupe’s 6,000-mile, 35-city walking tour of the U.S. to bring attention to the plight of the displaced• “The Greatest Love of All,” a Feb. 24 salute to Whitney Houston, will be the first pop-music tribute show in ArtPower’s history. It will be followed by tributes to Cher, Queen and country-music legends June Carter and Johnny Cash.
Another upcoming ArtPower performer, Tony Award-winning actor Christian Hoff, starred in the productions of “Tommy” and “Jersey Boys” at La Jolla Playhouse, located on the university’s La Jolla campus. He returns for a Dec. 16 amphitheater holiday show by The Midtown Men, a “Jersey Boys”-inspired vocal quartet led by Hoff.
“A number of our faculty members are celebrated artists we want to engage with in ArtPower,” Smith said. The budget for the upcoming ArtPower season is a record $2 million, up from $1.3 million last season. This will be the first iteration in nearly a decade to be held without Jordan Peimer, ArtPower’s executive director from 2014 until earlier this year.
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