HOL LYWOOD BOWL 2012


THERE’S A STORY IN EVERY SEAT.


SMOKEY ROBINSON


JUL 14


7pm pre-show 8:30pm fi lm


Didi Conn (“Frenchy”), host


Before the beloved film is projected on the Bowl’s giant screen, join the fun with a pre-show dance and strut your stuff in a revamped all-new costume competition.


Generously sponsored by Hubert’s Lemonade. Media sponsors: KEARTH-101, LATV


LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC JUL 20-21


with the Los Angeles Philharmonic • Sarah Hicks, conductor


The King of Motown brings his satin voice and brilliant hits including “Tears of A Clown,” “I Second That Emotion,” and “Tracks of My Tears” to the Bowl for a show that’s pure romance, sophistication, soul and, above all, cool!


Generously sponsored by Acura (7/20). Media sponsor: 94.7 The WAVE (7/20)


JUL 27-28-29


With score and lyrics by Mel Brooks and a book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan Direction and Choreography by Susan Stroman Conductor Kevin Stites


This hilarious hit musical, tailored and staged exclusively for the Hollywood Bowl by the original creative team and Mel Brooks himself, features a sensational cast from Broadway, TV and fi lm.


Cast to include:


Richard Kind (Spin City, The Producers on Broadway) Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family) Roger Bart (The Producers – Broadway & fi lm) Gary Beach (The Producers – Broadway & fi lm) Rebecca Romijn (X-Men, Ugly Betty)


Generously sponsored by Acura (7/28)


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