Sunday, November 24 2013

Pace Presents 

YAMATO THE DRUMMERS OF JAPAN

20th Anniversary Show – Rojyo:  The Beat on the Road 

at The Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts 

Doors at 6:30pm, Show at 7:30pm

Tickets – Gold Circle Orchestra Center: $45 / Orchestra: $35 / Balcony Center: $35 / Balcony: $25

Yamato the Drummers of Japan are sure to take you on a wild ride! Yamato was founded by Masa Ogawa in 1993 in Nara, ‘the land of Yamato’ which is said to be the birthplace of Japanese culture. With a motto that calls “to make the world a little more happy,” Yamato travels all over the world with Japan’s traditional Wadaiko drums, putting its very souls into the unusual instruments, whose sound stirs the hearts of people everywhere.

Tickets to all events are available for purchase now:

• Online at schimmel.pace.edu
• By phone via The Ovation Tix Call Center at (866) 811-4111
• In person in advance at The Michael Schimmel Center Box Office, open Mon-Fri from 1pm-6pm
• Day of Show at The Michael Schimmel Center starting at noon

VENUE INFORMATION

Public Transportation within a five minute walk of the venue includes: 

• 4 / 5 / 6 Subway to Brooklyn Bridge City Hall
• 2 / 3 Subway to Fulton Street
• A / C Subway to Fulton Street
• J / Z Subway to Fulton Street
• N / R Subway to City Hall
• PATH Train to World Trade Center
• M1 Bus to  Broadway-Nassau Street / Fulton Street
• M6 Bus to Broadway-Nassau Street  /  Fulton Street
• M9 Bus to Brooklyn Bridge/ City Hall
• M15 Bus to Brooklyn Bridge / City Hall
• M22 Bus to Broadway-Nassau Street  /  Fulton Street
• M103 Bus to Broadway-Nassau Street  /  Fulton Street
• B51 Bus to City Hall/Broadway

Click the image below for an online map to the venue

Pace University’s Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts, located within the University’s downtown campus, has been an active part of Manhattan’s artistic community for over 35 years. Located one block east of City Hall and immediately adjacent to the Brooklyn Bridge, The Schimmel Center’s 670-seat theatre regularly hosts academic and community events in addition to its yearly schedule of the world’s finest music, theatre and dance.  Over the past twelve years, The Schimmel Center has served as a founding venue for The River-to-River Festival (2002), hosted both The Tribeca Film Festival and The Tribeca Theatre Festival (2001), provided a headquarters for The National Actors Theatre (2002 to 2004), presented the only Democratic Presidential Debate to present all ten candidates for the 2004 election, and actively hosts James Lipton’s award-winning Bravo series Inside the Actors Studio,  taped on the Schimmel Theatre’s stage since 2005.

For more than 100 years, Pace University has helped prepare students to become leaders in their fields by providing an education that combines exceptional academics with professional experience. Pace has three campuses in New York City, Westchester and White Plains. A private metropolitan university, Pace enrolls approximately 13,500 students in bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs in the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences, via its rapidly growing Performing Arts Department, Lienhard School of Nursing, Lubin School of Business, School of Education, Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems and School of Law.

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