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Celebrating our 50th anniversary!
Showcasing the work of local
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Internationally renowned artists in
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Celebrating our 50th anniversary!
Showcasing the work of local
artists and exhibitions of national
and international importance
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and art house films
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Unforgettable Experiences in the
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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
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Internationally renowned artists in
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Contemporary, classic, Hollywood,
and art house films
Keene State College
Dear Friends,
Thanks to you, our members
and patrons, we continue
our tradition of more than
90 years, presenting and
enjoying the world’s best
touring performing artists
right here in our community.
Whether it is providing a stage for singers that
inspire, evenings that take us down memory
lane, physical performances that make jaws
drop, or the sly wit of a comedian, perhaps
the most important part of what happens
here is sharing those experiences together.
Membership allows us to continue to provide
those experiences for us to share, and to help
the next generation of audiences experience
the thrill of live performance.
As we all know, the only constant is change;
to that end, you can expect to see even more
shows added to our lineup over the course of
the season. The best way to stay in the loop
is to become a member; when you join or
renew your membership, you get first notice
of new performances and first access to tickets
(before they go on sale to the public).
As the leading performing arts center for our
region, we are proud to serve you and thank
you for your support.
ALEC DOYLE
Executive Director
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GEORGIA FLETCHER
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HOLLY GIBSON
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Director of Marketing
ERIC V. WEISENBERGER
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Nathan Keyes
CJ Leake
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Will Lamb
CJ Leake
Steve Lindsey
Mark Wadsworth
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Richard Guerriero, Secretary
Sally Hansel
Robert Harris
Beth Kosuk
Chris Marseilles, Chair
Frank Mazzola
Heather Minkler, Vice Chair
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THEATRE
VOCAB
CROSSOVER
A route leading from one side of the
stage to the other, out of the audiences
view. (Ever wonder how someone could
exit the stage on one side and appear
on the other?)
DARK
A time when the theatre is not open
to the public. At The Colonial, this can
mean being closed for a private event,
rehearsal, or maintenance; typically,
there are less than 20 dark dates per
calendar year at The Colonial.
FOLLOW SPOT
Usually, a powerful profile lantern that
can be fitted with its own dimmer, iris,
colour magazine and shutters mounted
in or above the auditorium, used with
an operator so that the light beam can
be moved around the stage to follow
an actor.
DOWNSTAGE
1) The part of the stage nearest to
the audience
2) A movement towards the audience
FLY
The action of lifting an item, like scenery,
up (out) or down (in) when attached to
the flying system.
GAFF TAPE
Ubiquitous, sticky, fabric-backed tape.
Most common widths are 0.5” for
marking out areas and 2” (usually black)
for everything else. Used for temporarily
securing almost anything. Originally
known as Gaffer’s Tape, from the Gaffer
(Master Electrician) on a film set.
HANG
The “hang” or “pre-hang” is a lighting/
rigging session – the time when the
lighting equipment is hung for a specific
performance.
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A light left burning overnight on stage
to keep friendly spirits illuminated and
unfriendly spirits at bay. Also believed
to keep the theatrical muse in a ‘dark’
theatre, and to stop people tripping over
bits of scenery when they come into the
theatre in the morning.
LUMEN/LUMENS
A measure of light output from a source.
The brightness of video projectors is stated
in lumens.
ORCHESTRA
Seating area consisting of the entire
downstairs at The Colonial Theatre.
RIDER/TECHNICAL RIDER
Information sent to a venue by a touring
group detailing lighting, sound, staging
and dressing room requirements. Ideally
arrives before the performer!!
SIGHT LINES
A series of lines drawn on plan and section
to show how much of the stage can be
seen by the extreme seating positions in
the auditorium. Often marked in the wings
as a guide to the actors and crew.
WASH
A lighting cover over the whole stage (e.g.
‘We’ll use the red wash for the hell scene’).
PIT
Short for ORCHESTRA PIT. The area
housing the orchestra or band. Originally,
a lower section between the front of the
stage and the audience, although now
describes any area around the stage
housing the musicians. For select
performances, the pit at The Colonial
Theatre contains additional seating.
A Brief History of The Colonial Theatre
MERCH
1793–1800 Peleg Sprague, first Keene resident
elected to Congress, built and lived in
a house where The Colonial Theatre
now stands
Short for merchandise, products sold by
the performer or touring production
(tshirts, CDs, show programs, etc).
1800–1835
amuel Dinsmoor, New Hampshire Governor
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and Congressman, purchased and lived in the
Sprague house until his death in 1835
THRUST
1835–1923
he Colonial Inn stands on the site of what will
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become The Colonial Theatre
Form of stage which projects into the
auditorium beyond the proscenium.
For select performances at The Colonial,
the thrust is added to the stage, bringing
the performers and the audiences even
closer together.
1923
Construction of The Colonial Theatre begins
1923–1925The Colonial Theatre owned and operated by Charles Baldwin
1924
The Colonial Theatre opens - 6000 tickets given away to film
screening of The Hunchback of Notre Dame
UPSTAGE
The part of the stage furthest from
the audience.
1924–present
1925–1984 The Colonial Theatre owned by Demetrious Latchis
WINGS
1944
Neon marquee installed; in continuous use through present day
The out of view areas to the sides of
the acting area.
FRESNEL
(pronounced ‘Fre-nell’) A type of stage light
which produces an even, soft-edged beam
of light through a Fresnel lens. The lens is a
series of stepped concentric circles on the
front and pebbled on the back and is
named after its French inventor, Augustin
Jean Fresnel (1788-1827). He developed
the lens for French lighthouses so that they
could be seen further out to sea and could
achieve a longer focal length with a lot less
glass than a standard plano-convex lens.
The Colonial Theatre is in operation
1950s
Cinemascope screen installed
1954
Orchestra pit filled in, original wooden floor replaced with
sloping cement floor
1984–1993 The Colonial Theatre owned by Steve Levin & Ira Gavrin
(Main Street Production Co.)
1993–present
he Colonial Theatre owned and operated by The Colonial
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Theatre Group, Inc., a nonprofit corporation.
1993
The stage is restored to its original dimensions, permitting
full scale productions
2007
Aging main doors and clerestory windows replaced with
locally crafted, historically accurate doors and windows
2014 The Colonial Theatre celebrates 90 years of continuous
operation and 20 years as a nonprofit organization
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BECOME A MEMBER OF THE COLONIAL THEATRE!
Your membership supports us in presenting an exciting and diverse mix
of events and outreach activities at affordable prices.
platinum
$10,000 & up
muse
$360 - $499
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$5,000 - $9,999
sustainer
$250 - $359
Join, renew or upgrade your membership today! Membership starts at $50
and is valid for an entire calendar year.
angel
$2,500 - $4,999
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contributor
$85 - $124
patron
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friend
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Benefits vary and may include: • Advance ticket notice and sale
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• Artist meet and greet opportunities for live events, and film
• Invitation to exclusive recognition events and more
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Jim and Judy Putnam
GOLD STAR
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Rick and Jan Cohen
Gallup Foundation
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Parker and Sally Hansel
John and Jean Hoffman
Megan Burke Kidder
Tom and Babs Putnam
ANGEL
Kathy and Mark Gross
Beverly and Robert Harris
Peggy and Bill Heyman
Martha and Michael Ladam
BENEFACTOR
Ann and John Bunce
Patricia Campbell
and David LaCoste
Elizabeth and
William Dewey
Margaret Foxweldon and
Len Weldon
Tom Murray and Linda Cates
PATRON
James and Carol Corliss
Maich Gardner and
Ed Tomey
Carl Goldknopf and Mary
Ann Marino
Dr. Robert and Dr. Sherry
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Deb and Greg Hansen
Nancy and Roger Hansen
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Dennis and Evelyn Huston
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Millie Wolfe
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SUSTAINER
Anonymous
Earl Anderson and
Gareth Williams
Karen Clement and
Richard Jordan
Cathy Conkling and
Richard Meyer
Andrew and Pamela Cooke
Carolyn Crane and
Eileen Fernandes
Maureen Curtiss and
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Robert Diluzio
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Jeanette and
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Fred and Laura Gehrung
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Ms. Karyn Hagen
Thomas and Anne Havill
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Harry H. Johnson, Jr.
Margaret Kasschau
and Donald Gillis
Joslin Kimball Frank
Beth Kosuk
Suzy and Paul Krautmann
Merle Larracey
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David and Charlotte Lesser
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John and Cathy Northcott
Anthony L. and
Judith E. Olson
Anne and Roy Piper
Jane and Leslie Pitts
Judith Putzel
Tim and Talu Robertson
Pam and Bill Rohdenburg
Jeff and Linda Rubin
Mitchell Shakour
and Carla Folkert
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Gary and Susan Tochterman
Gill Truslow
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Mr. Steve Vincent
Sandy Waldo
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Pam Wilder
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Michael and Karen Hanrahan
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Wayne and Patty Hatch
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Deke Conklin
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Julie Dickson
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Kris Earle
Susan S. Farrell
Charles and
Charlotte Faulkner
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Virginia Harbuck and
Wendy Laroche
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Ms. Agnes T. Mark
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Sandie Phipps
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Joan Punt
Nicholas R. Rau
Dean Robinson
J. Wayne Schlim
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Greg Rothman
Bill and Joyce Savage
Betty Ann and
Chuck Shook
Gary Skantze
and Judith Grant
Samantha Skove
Lynn Smith
Cathy and
Charles Sorenson
Kirt J. Sorensen
John and Robin Stronk
Katherine Sylvester
Charles A. Tenney III
Bert and Bryan Terry
Robin and Tim Toussaint
Brian Vaillancourt
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Come visit us at our
new store location
Twenty-Eight Main Street,
Peterborough, New Hampshire.
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THEATRE
SUPERSTITIONS
Backstage whistles were
originally used to give
instructions to the sailors
who had the job of operating the
theatre’s flying system because they
knew the best knots. As a result,
whistling is forbidden backstage
because it might result in a lost
sailor cutting a rope and dropping
something on somebody.
The Colonial Theatre, opening night, January 1924
MISSION
The Colonial Theatre is an historic
performing arts center, which
brings the cultural and creative
spirit of our community to life.
VISION
The Colonial Theatre will be the
model regional performing arts
center; exciting, educating and
challenging audiences of all ages.
Mentioning Macbeth in a
theatre is said to invoke the
curse of The Scottish Play.
The only way to break the curse is for
the offender to spin on the spot and
then spit, an approximation of a
purification ritual. The spin turns
back time, and the spit expels the
corrupting poison. This particular play
is always called The Scottish Play.
aying “good luck” is not
S
allowed backstage. The
term “break a leg” is used.
Peacocks are seen as evil
(their feathers display an
‘evil eye’ and their flesh was
believed to be poisonous), and are
not allowed near theatres.
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ABOUT THE COLONIAL THEATRE
The Colonial Theatre is a nonprofit performing arts center
entertaining more than 50,000
patrons annually (including 8,000
school children), with acclaimed
film, music, theater, and dance
performances. The historic
900-seat theatre, built in 1924
and having undergone a major
renovation in the 1990s, was
named to the New Hampshire
State Registry of Historic Places
in 2004.
BY THE NUMBERS
2.13 miles of film in a two
hour feature film
14 number of days in the
2010-2011 season that
The Colonial Theatre
was dark (includes
holidays – there was
something happening
here every other night
of the year!)
21 21 years as a nonprofit
59 largest call for stage-
91 91 years of continuous
103 number of feet from stage
organization
Pursuing its vision to “be the
model regional performing
arts center, exciting, educating
and challenging audiences of
all ages,” The Colonial Theatre
presents diverse and relevant
programming, including its
trademark live performance
series, award-winning films, and
innovative community outreach
miles of filmThe
in a two hour feature
programs;
additionally,
Colonial
film Theatre plays host to
numerous community events for
the benefit of numerous local
number
nonprofits
each
year. of days in the
175
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20
to rear wall of theatre
performers in a single
event (Choralpalooza,
March 2010 - and they
weren’t all on stage at
the same time!)
789.13 square footage of
2010-2011 season that The
performance area
of stage
888 fixed seats in the theatre
26,864number of feet of rope
A cultural anchor
in the Theatre
regionalwas dark
Colonial
economy, The Colonial Theatre
(includes holidays – there was
and its patrons contribute more
here
than $4 millionsomething
annually tohappening
the
other
night
local economyevery
through
show
andof the year!)
visitor related spending. For more
information,
visit as
TheColonial.org.
years
a nonprofit organization
BUY
SOME
Make it through
your Co“We love seeing The Colonial
our kids’
lonial,
too
—
become
eyes; the arts are so accessible.
Without
The Colonial Theatre,
Keenetoday
wouldn’t be Keene.”
a Member
– Lisa Leinau and Todd Silberstein & family
Make it your Colonial, too–
become a Member today
Visit The Colonial.org or call 603/352-2033
operation
175 number of people our
stage can accommodate
300 largest number of
300
789.13
hands for a single
production
We invest
in our
Colonial
because…
for flying scenery and
lighting
50,400cups of popcorn popped
in a year
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2015/16
SEASON AT A GLANCE
OCTOBER
JANUARY
UKULELE ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAIN
October 3
MET LIVE IN HD - Les Pêcheurs De Perles (Bizet)
January 16
MET LIVE IN HD - Il Trovatore (Verdi)
October 5
BEST OF NORTH SHORE COMEDY
January 23
ARLO GUTHRIE: Alice’s Restaurant 50TH Anniversary Tour October 10
SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
January 24
MET LIVE IN HD - Otello (Verdi)
October 17
APPLE HILL STRING QUARTET
January 29
POTTED POTTER - The Unauthorized Harry Experience
October 18
MET LIVE IN HD- Turandot (Puccini)
January 30
STAYIN’ ALIVE: One Night of The Bee Gees
October 23
LAST COMIC STANDING
October 30
FEBRUARY
MET LIVE IN HD - Tannhäuser (Wagner)
October 31
NOVEMBER
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November 9
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Februrary 19-21
Februrary 27
MARCH
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November 10
MET LIVE IN HD - Manon Lescaut (Puccini)
March 5
MET LIVE IN HD - Lulu (Berg)
November 21
WOMEN OF IRELAND
March 11
LIVINGSTON TAYLOR, TOM CHAPIN & THE DIVAS
March 25
DECEMBER
THE WEIGHT (featuring former members of
The Band, Levon Helm Band and Rick Danko Group)
December 5
GREATER KEENE POPS CHOIR
December 6
CHERISH THE LADIES: Celtic Christmas
December 12
MET LIVE IN HD - The Magic Flute Encore (Mozart)
December 14
NEW YORK THEATRE BALLET: The Nutcracker
December 19
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APRIL
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April 1
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April 2
ROSANNE CASH DUO
April 9
MET LIVE IN HD - Roberto Devereux (Donizetti)
April 18
GREATER KEENE POPS CHOIR
April 24
MET LIVE IN HD - Elektra (Strauss)
April 30
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OTHER SUPPORT
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CHURCH & MAIN FUND FOR THE CREATIVE ARTS
CMH FOUNDATION
EPPES-JEFFERSON FOUNDATION, INC.
GALLUP FOUNDATION
JAMES & FERNANDE KELLY CHARITABLE TRUST,
ADMINISTERED BY TD WEALTH
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JOHN A. & CAROL A. HUBBARD
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THE KINGSBURY FUND
KOHL’S OF KEENE
LIBERTY MUTUAL FOUNDATION
NEW HAMPSHIRE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
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 Lobby, program, annual report and newsletter acknowledgment
 Advertising discounts in the Season Program
 Group rate discounts to live events
 Advance ticket notice
 Complimentary individual memberships, tickets and film passes
 Y
our logo displayed in the season brochure and distributed
throughout the season (pledges made before May 15),
and at TheColonial.org with a link to your website
 Y
our business name and logo placed in all of your
featured event’s publicity
 Your company name on The Colonial marquee
 R
ecognition of your support from the stage prior
to your featured event
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org or call 603/357-1233, ext.104.
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Monadnock Shopper News
The Edward Jones Office of
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The New Hampshire Trust Company
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Ann Henderson Interiors
Bagel Works, Inc./
The Works Bakery Café
Fenton Family Dealerships
Gem Graphics
Luca’s Mediterranean Café
and The Market at Luca’s
Margarita’s Mexican Restaurant
Mascoma Savings Bank
Masiello Insurance Agency
New Hampshire Public Radio
Nicola’s Trattoria
Prime Roast Coffee Company
Targett Cleaners
Thai Garden Restaurant
SUSTAINER
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Anderson the Florist
Benthien Associates
Good Fortune Jewelry
Liebert Investment Management
Lindy’s Diner
Miller Bros.-Newton, Inc.
The Corner News
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Whitney Bros. Co.
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Street view of
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Thank you to our
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The Colonial Theatre wishes to
extend its deep gratitude to the volunteer
staff for the many hours that they spend
in supporting The Colonial Theatre
and all of its patrons.
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They wear white shirts when they are
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THE COLONIAL THEATRE
VOLUNTEER USHERS
Mary Armstrong
Geri Bailey
Madonna Baker
Julie Barrett
Jeanette Bergeron
Kathy Bezio
Athena Bradley
Jerry Branch
Ramona Branch
Peg Bruce
Pat Burger
Kay Butler
Tom Buttrick
Maria Callahan
Eli Cinq-Mars
Virginia Clark
Karen Cloutier
Magit Colburn
Cam Contarino
Marcia Contarino
Tony Contarino
Betsy Croteau
Hilda de Moya
Dale DiMauro
Bill and Pam Durkin
Catherine Dwyer
Tim Dziedzic
Adriana Elliot
Bruce Elliot
Cora Elliot
Elias Elliot
Morgan Elliot
Toni Ellswoth
Janet Fiderio
Vance Finch
Segrid Finley
Celine Gendron
Janet Gordon
Kobe Grover
Lori Guyette
Mya Kerwin Hamilton
Sara Kerwin Hamilton
Taya Kerwin Hamilton
Chris Hansen
Patricia Haselton
Mary Heafy
Marsha Hewitt
Nancy Hillier
Carol Hines
Betsy Jane
Cary Jardine
Edith Jenkins
Karen Johnson
Emma Manlove Karlson
Nancy Manlove Karlson
Sophie Manlove Karlson
Gordon Kent
James Kirschner
Laura Kolodziej
Bruno Kosheleff
Connie LaFleur
Owen Lamb
India Lawrence
Jeannine Leclerc
David Lesser
Charlotte Lesser
Rand Lounsbury
Olga Magicheva
Terry Manahan
Monica Marshall
Catherine Mazzola
Frank Mazzola
Ann McEntee
Deb McWethy
Elena Mednick
John Mills
Roland Mitchell
Michele Moore
Heather Morrison
Sherman Morrison
Willow Morrison
Maggie Myers)
Eileen Nelson
David Nims
Carmelina Nims
Bruce Norland)
Kristofer Olson
Susanne Olson
Lori Plifka
Barbara Plumley
Kristin Powers
Stephen Powers
Linda Price
Michael Price
Bea Record
Bud Record
Dee Robbins
Carol Roof
Kellie Royce
Kevin Royce
Bryan Russell
Anjili Russell
Veronica Russell
Hans Schepker
Marcy Schepker
Mark Schultz
Karl Schurman
Arlene Seksinsky
Cathy Shanahan
Indira Singh
Peg Smeltz
Hyla Smith
Lynn Stanford
Ken Susskind
David Swett
Vicki Tacy
Rita Tornatore
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THE COLONIAL THEATRE
VOLUNTEER USHERS
The Show Must Go On…
(CONTINUED)
Amy Trippodi
Gill Truslow
Diana Van Alstyne
Val Van Meier
Cynthia von Recklinghausen
Fred von Recklinghausen
Sue Walthour
Anne Marie Warren
Kevin Wilcox
Marcia Winters
Ian Winters
Griselda Witkowski
Rosemary Wolpe
David Wolpe
James Wolpe
Denise Woodman
Diana Worcester
Almut Yakovleff
2015–16 SEASON
October 17
TANNHÄUSER  WAGNER / 12:00 PM
October 31
LULU  BERG / 12:30 PM
November 21
THE MAGIC FLUTE (ENCORE)  MOZART / 6:00 PM December 14
LES PÊCHEURS DE PERLES  BIZET / 1:00 PM January 16
TURANDOT  PUCCINI / 1:00 PM
January 30
MADAMA BUTTERFLY / PUCCINI / 1:00 PM
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October 5
OTELLO  VERDI / 1:00 PM
MANON LESCAUT  PUCCINI / 1:00 PM
603-352-8553
Repairs & Service
Garage Doors
Openers
Remotes
www.KeeneDoor.com
DISCOVER
THE MET
LIVE IN HD
IL TROVATORE  VERDI / 6:00 PM
24-Hour
Emergency
Service
March 5
April 2
ROBERTO DEVEREUX  DONIZETTI / 1:00 PM
April 16
ELEKTRA  STRAUSS / 1:00 PM April 30
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E C O M PA N Y O F
I N T H E C O M PA N Y O F
A PEEK
BEHIND
THE
SCENES
A view behind the movie screen
106 MAIN STREET
KEENE • NEW HAMPSHIRE • 03431
106 MAIN
603
• 357STREET
• 8585
KEENE • NEW HAMPSHIRE • 03431
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STONEWALL FARM
LAND HERE • GROW ROOTS
CULTIVATE COMMUNITY
•
When pets talk, we listen.
•
Farm-made
Cheese, Yogurt,
Ice Cream,
Maple Syrup,
Fresh Produce
•
Vacation and
Summer Camps
•
Community
Events
•
Weddings
•
Hiking and
Bike Trails
•
Open
Dairy Barn
Nature
Playground
EMERGENCY
EXITS
www.onestopcountrypet.com
149 Emerald Street
Keene, NH
603-352-9200
Voted
“Best Pet Food
Store” in The
Monadnock Region
Since 2009
Keene’s locally owned and operated
independent pet store.
GROUNDS AND BARNS
OPEN DAILY DAWN TO DUSK
242 Chesterfield Road, Keene, NH • 603.357.7278
www.stonewallfarm.org
The savings bank
of creativity.
For over 140 years, the Savings Bank of Walpole has been
proud to sponsor arts in our communities. Creative expression
enriches us all.
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Stay tuned in to
The Colonial Theatre!
Should an emergency occur,
please exit the theatre in a
calm, orderly fashion. After
exiting, find a location away
from the building for your
personal safety and access of
emergency response units.
Send us your email address and we
will be happy to update you on all
new live events and film schedules!
Visit:
TheColonial.org
and click on “join our email list”
or send an email to
“email@TheColonial.org”
of
The savings bank of you.
since 1875
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Thinking
of a movie?
There’s no better place to see a great
film than The Colonial Theatre!
See what’s playing now at: TheColonial.org
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
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Adventure Limousine
47
Keene Door
43
Amicci’s Italian Pizza
32
Keene Ideal Weight Loss
42
Ann Henderson Interiors
4-5
The Keene Sentinel
2
Keene State College
39
Apple Hill Center for Chamber Music
28
Beeze Tees
43
Kurn Hattin Homes
22
Bentley Commons
54
LanDesign
49
Bradley & Faulkner, PC
56
Liberty Mutual Insurance
36
Brewbakers
29
Lothstein & Guerriero PLLC
50
Brewtopia
53
Luca’s Mediterranean Café
55
C&S Wholesale Grocers
38
Lynn Rust, CPA, PC
31
Clarke Distributors
28
MADAC
Clark-Mortenson Insurance
47
Markem-Imaje
54
Colony House
17
Miranda’s on Main
36
Comfort Keepers
38
MoCo Arts
28
Corner News
26
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
31
Creative Encounters
49
NHPR
23
Deep Roots Massage & Body Work
34
Douglas Toys
23
Nicola’s Trattoria
39
Elegant Settings
52
One Stop Pets
42
EMF Inc Inc
48
Pizza Pie
32
Fairground Antiques
49
Proactive Driver
28
Find It, furniture and more…
23
ReMAX Town & Country
43
Frandino Rugs
52
Savings Bank of Walpole
31
Frazier & Son Furniture
50
Servers & Things
7
10/33
An historic
Bed
&
Breakfast
in
Downtown
Keene
New Hampshire Public Television
11
Harrisville Designs
27
Silver Direct
44
HCS Home Healthcare
52
Stonewall Farm
48
Howard’s Leather Inc
48
Tousley Property Management
50
In The Company of Flowers
34
Traditional Wood Floors
19
Indian King Framery
30
Weller & Michal Architects
39
Ingenuity Country Store
44
Wilder Excavating
30
IPG Employee Benefits
6
Yolo Frozen Yogurt
11
Keene Country Club
Listed on the National
Historic Register
“What an
unexpected little
treasure!”
“A home restored
in the finest New
England tradition.
Absolutely first-class
in every way and
beautiful to boot!”
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BedandBreakfast.com
3 1/2 minute walk from
The Colonial
603 352-0215
104 West Street
Keene, NH
Since 1918, C&S has provided high-quality, cost-efficient
warehousing and distribution services to America’s supermarkets.
ColonyHouse104.com
Joslin (Colony) Kimball
Frank, Proprietor
C&S Wholesale Grocers
7 Corporate Drive, Keene NH
www.cswg.com