Performing Arts Series Season Brochure

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Sit close to the stage
for one show, further
away for another.
Buy two tickets for
“date night,” then
four when you want
to bring your kids,
girlfriends, book club
or knitting circle.
BUILD A PACKAGE
TO FIT YOUR
SCHEDULE
Choose any FIVE
events or more.
FLEXIBLE
EXCHANGES
On June 6, we roll out a redesigned website. Easier navigation,
information sharing and ticket buying is now possible in a friendlier
environment, including great images, video and artist information.
Check it out at www.jccc.edu/TheSeries.
If a conflict arises,
exchange for
another show in
the Performing
Arts Series
(48 hours in
advance, please)
Until then, look inside! You’ll find an amazing variety of featured artists
for next season. Create your own à la carte package of any five (or more)
performances and receive 10% off. Become a member of the Friends of the
Performing Arts Series, and receive an additional 5% off a season package
(look for the ‘Friends Package’ price). Please refer to page 26 for a list of
member levels and benefits.
SAVE 10% OFF
REGULAR TICKET
PRICES
To place your order for a season ticket package, go online anytime with no
added fees. Or call the JCCC Box Office, 913-469-4445, Monday through
Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you prefer to purchase on an event-by-event
basis, tickets for individual shows go on sale June 6.
Become a Friend
of The Series and
save an additional
5% off your season
package.
Purchase FIVE events
now, then add others
throughout the year
for the same 10%
discount.
Emily Behrmann
General Manager
CALL
913-469-4445
10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday
Youth prices
available!
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Thanks to our Program Advisory Committee for their invaluable assistance
this year, choosing artists who will touch your mind and heart! Share this
information with your friends and neighbors, so they, too, can enjoy events
at Johnson County’s performing arts center.
Thanks for your support! Curtain Up!
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Since 1990, the Performing Arts Series at Johnson County Community
College, or PAS, has presented an incredible array of concerts, shows and
events, right here in the heart of Johnson County, Kansas. From Broadway
to classical, there’s something for everyone! During our fantastic 25th
Anniversary year, we experienced the highest annual ticket sales achieved
to date! With new friends and returning patrons, we move ahead, as
wonderful news and celebrations continue.
This summer, we’ll renovate the performance halls. Yardley Hall and
Polsky Theatre, lobby, dressing rooms and Green Room will get new
carpet, paint and recovered seats. While this happens, make a gift to
the “Take A Seat” campaign! For a contribution of $650, you’ll receive
a personalized nameplate on the back of a theatre seat in Yardley Hall.
As always, the college supports our infrastructure, and we are asked to
raise funds and sell tickets to support programming, so money raised will
support future artist visits, right here in Johnson County! Help us reach
our goal of 1,000 named seats! More information on page 25.
SEASON
PACKAGE
BENEFITS
CUSTOMIZE YOUR
SEAT LOCATIONS
AND GET THE
BEST SEATS
Dear Performing Arts Lover:
ONLINE
IN PERSON
Online purchases of season
packages require the same
number of tickets and seat
locations for all shows chosen.
The box office opens one hour
prior to evening performances
and during intermission.
jccc.edu/TheSeries
No online fees
Box office hours:
10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday
MAIL
JCCC Box Office, Box 14
12345 College Blvd.
Overland Park, KS
66210-1299
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JOIN
THE
SERIES
Support the performing
arts at JCCC by becoming
a member of the Friends
of The Performing Arts
Series. You’ll receive the
following:
|Five percent of savings
will be added to your
discounted season
ticket prices.
|Invitations to membersonly events like artist
receptions, meet-andgreets and more.
|Invitations to the
Friends Hospitality
before selected
performances.
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APR
FRIENDS OF
|Advance purchase of
single tickets for added
performances, seven days
before the general public.
|Special recognition in show
programs and on our lobby
donor board.
|Free cup of coffee, soft drink
or bottled water on evenings
of performances.
To become a member, add a
minimum of $50 to your season
ticket order. For more information,
call 913-469-4450.
4 BASETRACK LIVE
October 9
4 WICHITA GRAND OPERA, LA BOHÈME
October 15
5 AN EVENING WITH GARRISON KEILLOR
October 21
6 SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND
October 22
6 HAVANA CUBA ALL-STARS
October 28
7 GINGGER SHANKAR
October 29
8 MARIACHI REYNA DE LOS ANGELES
November 4
9 BLUES BROTHERS REVUE
November 6
9 FOREIGNER UNPLUGGED
November 18
10 ANNIE (BROADWAY TOUR)
December 1
11 TEN TENORS
December 3
11 UKULELE ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAIN
December 9
12 KORESH DANCE
January 21
12 EVERYBODY’S HERO: JACKIE ROBINSON STORY
January 27
13 RICHTER UZUR DUO
February 3
13 CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE – LED ZEPPELIN II
February 4
13MARRIAGE IS FUNNY
February 10
14 THE FIVE IRISH TENORS
February 17
14 BACH ARIA SOLOISTS
February 18
15 ETHEL AND ROBERT MIRABAL
February 24
17BODYTRAFFIC
February 25
16 THE TRIPLETS OF BELLEVILLE
March 3
17DAKHABRAKHA
March 10
18 SEVEN FINGERS OF THE HAND
March 11
19 AKADEMIE FÜR ALTE MUSIK BERLIN
March 18
19 JAZZ 100
March 19
20 HEART OF AMERICA SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
March 23-26
20 PARAGON RAGTIME ORCHESTRA
March 31
21 TRIO VIRADO
April 7
21 IT GETS BETTER PROJECT
April 22
22 BOBBY M c FERRIN
April 21
23 MUPPET MOVIE SING ALONG
April 30
24 NEIL BERG’S 100 YEARS OF BROADWAY
May 13
24 JOEY ALEXANDER, JAZZ PIANO
May 20
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BASETRACK LIVE
7 P.M. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9
Friends Package: $19-$28
Package: $20-$29
Individual: $23-$33
Named one of the top 10 performances in 2014 by The New York Times,
BASETRACK LIVE traces the lives of real-life characters of AJ and Melissa Czubai,
a young Marine and his wife. Follow their journey through his deployment to
Afghanistan and back home again, the birth of their child while he is overseas
and his injury that sends him home. This extraordinary work of documentary
theater is an ambitious collaboration between award-winning theatre company
En Garde Arts and corpsmen from the 1st Battalion, 8th Marines. BASETRACK
LIVE powerfully portrays the impact of war on veterans, and their families and
does not represent these characters as either heroes or victims — instead,
it shows a complicated and sensitive portrayal of how war affects us all.
A partnership with JCCC Veteran & Military Student Resource Center
“Brings the gritty, brutal truths alive
in ways that nothing I’ve read or
seen has succeeded in doing.”
— The New York Times
WICHITA GRAND OPERA
LA BOHÈME
by Giacomo Puccini
An Opera in Four Acts
Sung in Italian with English supertitles
8 P.M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15
Package: $40-$49
Individual: $45-$55
Hey, the opera that inspired the musical “Rent” has to be on your bucket list, right?
It is 1830 in Paris and the rent is due, but the money is not there. Puccini’s
unforgettable tale of love, youth and tragic loss returns in a classic production of
La Bohème, starring legendary baritone and Kansas-born Samuel Ramey. Young
Parisian lovers (Zvetelina Vassileva and Alexey Sayapin) appear in the bohemian
setting that brings the Latin Quarter to life and twists a tale of love that sparkles
with merriment and ends wracked with despair. Puccini’s magical music will
fascinate and move.
Friends Hospitality at 6:45 p.m.
Preshow Talk at 7 p.m.
AN EVENING WITH GARRISON KEILLOR
8 P.M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
Package: $43-$79
Individual: $48-$88
America’s favorite author, storyteller, humorist and radio personality,
Garrison Keillor will retire from his iconic radio show, A Prairie Home
Companion in July, and he’ll hit the road, visiting venues all over
the country. Even when he talks about growing old, it seems Keillor
never grew up. Come hear him wax nostalgic about his home in
Lake Wobegon, Minnesota, and “late-life fatherhood.” With a
wonderful, dry sense of humor (and sometimes with music),
Keillor captivates audiences using his unique blend of comedy,
class, charisma and wisdom.
“He’s a big, tall guy and somehow
the persona of rumpled writer and
English major comes through even
in dark suit, brightened by a red tie,
red socks and red shoes — a hint of
unconventionality that winks at the
audience.”
— Peoria Journal Star
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SGT. PEPPER’S LONELY
HEARTS CLUB BAND
Art of Time Ensemble, featuring Steven Page (The BareNaked Ladies)
and Wesley Stace, aka John Wesley Harding
Package: $31-$40
Individual: $35-$45
Fusing high art and popular culture, this 12-member ensemble will re-imagine the Beatles’
groundbreaking album, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band in a world-class orchestra
collaboration, led by internationally renowned concert pianist Andrew Burashko. One part
tone poem, one part rock opera, Sgt. Pepper is a cornerstone of rock ’n’ roll history including
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, When I’m Sixty-Four and With a Little Help from My Friends.
These arrangements affectionately celebrate the music while preserving the vocal harmonies
and musical elements that earned its designation by Rolling Stone as “the most important
rock ’n’ roll album ever made.”
Preshow Dinner at 6:30 p.m.
photo by Alan Pettman
photo by Jorge Nonell
CUBAN NIGHTS
HAVANA CUBA
ALL-STARS
8 P.M. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28
Package: $27-$36
Individual: $30-$40
Direct from Havana! Celebrate the rich heritage of Cuba as the country’s
greatest musicians weave a tapestry of rich culture in Cuban Nights.
Drawing their inspiration from traditional Cuban Son, a fusion of
Cuban traditional song and elements of Afro-Cuban origin, these
world-class musicians stay true to an acoustic sound and incorporate
fresh inventive songwriting.
The Havana Cuba All-Stars is comprised of Cuba’s most prominent
musicians on tour throughout the United States and Canada.
It will be a hot night bursting with Cuban soul!
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GINGGER
SHANKAR
The unsung story of the women
from India’s first family of music
POLSKY THEATRE
Friends Package: $21
Package: $22
Individual: $25
Best known as the artist and co-composer behind
the poignant score of Mel Gibson’s blockbuster
Passion of the Christ, Gingger is the only female in
the world who has mastered the 10-string double
violin, an instrument that covers the entire range
of an orchestra’s double bass, cello, viola and
violin. There are only two in existence. Born into
one of the world’s most acclaimed musical families,
Gingger is a singer, virtuoso violinist, composer,
model and songwriter. Collaborations include
Katy Perry, Smashing Pumpkins and Rabbit in
the Moon.
photo by Casey Kelbaugh
This one-hour performance will be preceded by
Nari, a 10-minute film about Gingger’s mother,
Viji Subramaniam, and grandmother, Lakshmi
Shankar, who were highly acclaimed classical
Indian singers. She profiles their history,
including collaboration with George Harrison
and other well-known American pop stars
in the 1960s and 1970s. Stick around for a
post-show Q&A with the artist.
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MARIACHI REYNA
DE LOS ANGELES
FEATURING
AIDA CUEVAS
MÉXICO Y SU MUJER
8 P.M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Package: $25-$34
Individual: $28-$38
An all-female mariachi spectacle — join Latin GRAMMY®
award-winning singer Aida Cuevas, “The Queen of Ranchera Music,” and GRAMMY®-nominated Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles for an
explosive two-hour program featuring their greatest hits and new
musical numbers arranged by mariachi legend, José Hernández.
You won’t want to miss this first-rate stage show complete with
Mexican folkloric dancers, multiple costume changes, and
Cuevas’ impeccable vocal range. México y su Mujer uniquely
offers the female perspective of the mariachi song performed
with the highest passion and soul only women can deliver.
Cuevas’ 40-year career has released 37 albums, selling
more than 7 million copies worldwide. Her masterful
range and unique voice, including her infamous falsetto
heavyweight El Pastor and La Cigarra, have left a
remarkable imprint on the history of Mexican music.
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7 P.M. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Package: $31-$58
Individual: $35-$65
There have been many imitators, but there
is only one duo in North America sanctioned
by Dan Aykroyd and Judith Belushi to don
the official hat and sunglasses and walk in
the legendary footsteps of Jake and Elwood
Blues. Discovered in Las Vegas, performers
Wayne Catania and Kieron Lafferty capture
the infectious humor and unbridled spirit
of the Blues Brothers like no one since
John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. Backed by
a powerhouse band, they’ll give you a show
to remember, packed with classic hits from
the blues brothers catalog, including Soul
Man, Rubber Biscuit, Sweet Home Chicago
and more. A night of laughter, dancing and
foot-stomping fun!
FOREIGNER UNPLUGGED
8 P.M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Friends Package: $50-$163*
Package: $53-$167*
Individual: $59-$175*
*O
rchestra pit seating includes preshow photo op, meet and greet
with the band, plus Foreigner goody bag
With 10 multi-platinum albums and 16 top 30 hits, Foreigner is universally
hailed as one of the most popular acts in the world with a formidable
musical arsenal that continues to propel sold-out tours and album sales,
now exceeding 75 million. Responsible for some of rock ’n’ roll’s most
enduring anthems including Juke Box Hero, Feels Like the First Time,
Urgent, Head Games, Hot Blooded, Cold as Ice, and the #1 worldwide
hit, I Want to Know What Love Is, Foreigner continues to rock the
charts almost 40 years into the game. This concert is a laid-back,
acoustic showcase of the band and their hits. It’s the real deal,
not a tribute band!
“Foreigner shows just how
wonderfully “sturdy” its
catalog is … these are great
American songs that will have
you stomping your feet and
singing along like it was 1977.”
— Brad Tolinski, author of Light & Shade:
Conversations with Jimmy Page
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ANNIE
7:30 P.M. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1
Package: $39-$48
Individual: $44-$54
Leapin’ Lizards! The world’s best-loved musical returns in time-honored form.
Directed by original lyricist and director Martin Charnin and choreographed by
Liza Gennaro, this production of Annie will be a brand new incarnation of the
iconic original. Featuring book and score by Tony Award®-winners Thomas Meehan,
Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin, Annie includes such unforgettable songs as
It’s the Hard Knock Life, Easy Street, I Don’t Need Anything But You, plus the
eternal anthem of optimism, Tomorrow.
“One of the best
family musicals
ever penned.” — Chicago Tribune
Preshow Talk at 6:30 p.m.
photo by Joan Marcus
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TEN TENORS
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
TWO SHOWS! 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3
Package: $35-$44
Individual: $39-$49
Celebrate the holiday season with international singing sensation The TEN Tenors. Home for the Holidays is a magical
experience for the whole family that will dazzle, delight and captivate audiences. Join Australia’s rock stars of opera as
they amaze and enthrall with their unique selection of traditional and contemporary seasonal favorites. With soaring
versions of Joy to the World, Sleigh Ride, White Christmas, Amazing Grace, Winter Wonderland, Feliz Navidad and many
more, Home for the Holidays is the perfect way to celebrate the spirit of the season. Witness their unmistakable charm,
camaraderie and vocal power. Following 16 years of sell-out performances across the globe, including more than 2,000
of their own headline concerts, The TEN Tenors have cemented their place as one of the world’s most-loved classically based contemporary music groups.
Preshow Talk at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
UKULELE
ORCHESTRA
OF GREAT
BRITAIN
8 P.M. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9
Package: $27-$36
Individual: $30-$40
The Ukes are BACK with their usual antics, plus some holiday cheer!
The world renowned all-singing, all-plucking superstars return with their toe-tapping
music, hilarious banter and sheer superlative entertainment. Last year they celebrated
30 plucking years of ukulele action.
The Uke’s hilarious dash through all genres of music has led to sold out shows all over
the world from the Royal Albert Hall to Sydney Opera House.
“Pure entertainment,” “magisterial,” “the best musical entertainment in the country,”
are some of the kudos from audience members and reviewers in attempting to
encapsulate the indefinable magic and good humor that permeate the live concerts.
The audience play-along returns this trip, so dust off your ukulele and stay tuned
for the announcement of a special holiday tune to share!
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KORESH DANCE
8 P.M. SATURDAY, JANUARY 21
Package: $22-$31
Individual: $25-$35
Experience the raw passion that is infused in the
movements of members of Koresh Dance Company,
founded in 1991 by Israeli-born choreographer
and artistic director Ronen (Roni) Koresh.
Known for its engaging performance and technically
superb dancers, the company performs critically
acclaimed works at its biannual Philadelphia
seasons, as well as in touring performances around
the country. Koresh has been hailed internationally,
and has developed a vast repertoire of work that
ranges from explosive and passionate to intimate
and restrained.
“The best part of me is
that I love what I do. I live it.
I sleep with it. It is what I am.”
— Roni Koresh
EVERYBODY’S HERO:
THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY
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7:30 P.M. At the start of summer 1947, television was brand-new, the sound barrier had not been
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 broken, and baseball was a white man’s game. By the time fall arrived, Jackie Robinson
had become the first African-American to play major league baseball. Dodgers General
Manager Branch Rickey knew Robinson would be tough enough to stand up to teammates
Package: $18-$27
who would ridicule him, the pitchers who would throw at him and the fans who would
Individual: $20-$30
send him threats. This musical play shows the events that shaped Jackie Robinson’s
character, his struggle to gain acceptance, and the tremendous obstacles he overcame
on his way to changing the face of our nation and our national pastime. Performance
photo shows Jackie Robinson sporting his Montreal Royals jersey.
RICHTER UZUR DUO
BRAD RICHTER, GUITAR
AND VIKTOR UZUR, CELLO
8 P.M. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3 | POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $22
Individual: $25
Trained at the Royal College of Music and the Moscow Conservatory,
respectively, guitarist Brad Richter and cellist Viktor Uzur are consummate
performers and composers, each having played around the globe to critical
acclaim and international awards. Together, they pair exquisite originals
with blazing improvisations and iconic works by composers such as Bartok,
Gershwin, Rimsky-Korsakov and Saint-Saens. Their unique programs combine
elements of classical music, rock, Eastern European folk and North American
indigenous music — all played with a native sense of vernacular, integrity and
charm — to produce a sound that is all their own.
“The interplay between the two is playful
yet stunning ... one of the most exciting
duos on the scene today.”
— Guitar International
”it’ll give you goosebumps.”
– T-Mak World
CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE
LED ZEPPELIN II
8 P.M. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10
POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $18
Individual: $20
For this season’s concert, the band performs the works of Led Zeppelin II
the same way an orchestra performs the works of Mozart. They don’t bother
with imitation or impersonation. The bands are big – upwards of 11 pieces.
The research on the albums is extensive, and the group goes to great lengths
to reproduce each and every sound live, no tape or computers, note for note,
cut for cut.
It all began over a clean pile of laundry
when Jessie was immediately annoyed
by Gerard’s OCD folding tendencies and
the rest is history. Join Jessie and Gerard
as they share their ideas about building
a life with your love, all in a faith-filled
context. Witness this witty team as they
fill in a few extra marital tidbits and tales
in a live podcast taping on the Polsky
Theatre stage. Marriage is funny, but the
right mix of love + laughter is the best
recipe for a healthy relationship.
A partnership with JCCC Student Life
8 P.M. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4
Package: $22-$31
Individual: $25-$35
Remember when you used to listen to an entire album?
Classic Albums Live does. 13
THE FIVE IRISH TENORS
A TRIBUTE TO JOHN McCORMACK
8 P.M. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Package: $28-$37
Individual: $32-$42
Following in the footsteps of the great Irish Tenor John McCormack, in a sensational program, The Five Irish Tenors fuses Irish
wit and boisterous charm, with lyricism, dramatic flair and operatic style to bring you a unique Irish tenor concert experience.
Featuring both famously beloved Irish songs and opera arias in combinations of tenor solos, duets, trios, quartets and tutti,
this distinctive program includes, among others, W.B Yeats’s Down by the Sally Gardens, Verdi’s O Mio Rimorso from La Traviata,
Cherubini Bixio’s Mamma, The Rose of Tralee, Cesar Frank’s Paris Angelicus, Mozart’s Il Mio Tesoro, She Moves Through the Fair,
Will You Go Lassie Go, and the glorious Danny Boy, performed by Ireland’s most legendary tenors. This concert project is the first
tour ever in North America of Ireland’s most popular ensemble, and has been specially recreated for the United States and Canada.
BACH ARIA
SOLOISTS
L’HISTOIRE
DU SOLDAT
POLSKY THEATRE
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photo by Dan White
Package: $22
Individual: $25
We welcome Kansas City-based ensemble Bach Aria Soloists for a very special
program, created especially for the JCCC Performing Arts Series.
L’Histoire du soldat or The Soldier’s Tale is a theatrical work performed by two actors
and a dancer accompanied by a septet of instruments. The piece was conceived by Igor Stravinsky and Swiss writer C. F. Ramuz based on a Russian folk tale,
The Runaway Soldier and the Devil. During World War I, a young soldier trades his
violin to the devil in exchange for great wealth. Full of the wit and humor of Stravinsky,
rhythms are always shifting, the music incorporates elements of jazz, Viennese waltz
and ragtime. The violin is guttural and raw, the clarinet seems to have a will of its own
and the piano acts as a rhythm section, full of barroom “honky tonk.”
Bach Aria Soloists is the adventurous chamber music ensemble dedicated to presenting
the genius and relevance of Johann Sebastian Bach, his contemporaries and those he
inspired through performances, collaborations and BachReach education.
photo by Erin Patrice O’Brien
ETHEL AND
ROBERT MIRABAL
8 P.M. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24 | POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $22
Individual: $25
Sponsored in part by the JCCC Center for American Indian Studies
A partnership with the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
Continuing a deeply successful six-year collaboration inspired by ceremonies
dedicated to the Sun, ETHEL String Quartet and Robert Mirabal, flute, present
their next evolution of the cross-cultural concert experience. The inspiration this
time is water as the embodiment of spirit, and its essential role in life on Earth.
The audience is immersed in a flow of music, narrative and ritual that evokes
timeless Native American traditions through contemporary musical artistry.
As delivered by these master performers and GRAMMY® Award winner, the
effect is breathtaking — even ecstatic. Thursday, February 23
6-8 p.m.Reception in Nerman Museum Atrium; docent tours of Native American
collection, lecture/demonstration with ETHEL, Hudson Auditorium
Friday, February 24
Daytime
World music master class with ETHEL
6:15 p.m.Preshow dinner in Capitol Federal Conference Center and self-guided
tours of the college’s Native American collection in Regnier Center
second and third floor corridors
7 p.m.
Preshow talk (Carlsen Center)
8 p.m. Performance of The River, Polsky Theatre
photo by Kate Russell Photography
Afternoon Workshop or master class with ETHEL
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photo by Tomasz Rossa
THE TRIPLETS OF BELLEVILLE
ANIMATED FILM WITH LIVE ACCOMPANIMENT
8 P.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 3 | POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $22
Individual: $25
Le Terrible Orchestre de Belleville transports audiences to the
exciting streets of 1920’s Paris and Le Jazz Hot. This much beloved
animated film is screened as composer Benoit Charest leads the
orchestra in a live performance of his original score for the film,
including his Academy Award-nominated best song.
Kidnapped by mysterious, square-shouldered henchmen, a Tour de
France cyclist named Champion is spirited across the ocean to the
teeming metropolis of Belleville. His near-sighted grandmother and
faithful dog follow his trail and are taken in by a trio of eccentric
jazz-era divas. The motley sleuths follow the clues to an underground
speakeasy, where they entertain the crowd. The chase is on!
“Extraordinary! …
A bracing blend
of silliness and
sophistication!
It’s comic, touching
and a visual knockout.”
— Rolling Stone
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BODYTRAFFIC
CONTEMPORARY DANCE
Package: $22-$31
Individual: $25-$35
Vibrant, inspiring, accessible and challenging to both new audiences and
experienced dance enthusiasts, BODYTRAFFIC is astounding audiences
worldwide. Founded by Lillian Barbeito and Tina Finkelman Berkett in
2007, the company has surged to the forefront of the concert dance world
commissioning new works from world-class contemporary choreographers.
In 2013 choreographer Loni Landon was awarded a Choreography Fellowship
with BODYTRAFFIC from the Princess Grace Foundation. DAKHABRAKHA
“It’s not every day
that, even before a
company finished
the first piece, I think:
‘And now I have
a new company
to love.’”
— The Herald Sun, Susan Broili
8 P.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 10 | POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $22
Individual: $25
DakhaBrakha is a world music quartet from Kiev, Ukraine.
The name DakhaBrakha is original, outstanding and authentic at
the same time; it means “give/take” in the old Ukrainian language.
Accompanied by Indian, Arabic, African, Russian and Australian
traditional instrumentation, the quartet’s astonishingly powerful
and uncompromising vocal range creates a tongue-in-cheek,
transnational sound rooted in Ukrainian culture.
“The group mixes everything from punk-pop to
traditional Ukrainian songs in cool yet beguiling
textures, often with the close harmonies usually
associated with Balkan music. But it’s really the
live shows that take DakhaBrakha beyond mere
curiosity to utter brilliance.”
— National Public Radio
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SEVEN FINGERS OF THE HAND
CUISINE & CONFESSIONS
8 P.M. SATURDAY, MARCH 11
Package: $31-$40
Individual: $35-$45
Circus on a human scale, the Montreal-based circus company Les 7 doigts de la main
is known for placing the extraordinary element of circus in ordinary contexts.
Their newest creation, Cuisine & Confessions colorfully displays that life happens
in the kitchen and that storytelling can happen through food. In this show, the
audience’s most visceral senses are heightened by high-flying, eye-popping
acrobatics, elaborate choreography, and pulsating music coupled with visuals
of mixing batter, baking cookies and sprinkling oregano. The show reminds
us that each individual is composed of a unique set of ingredients and that
the kitchen is an iconic meeting point that spans generations and countries
throughout the world.
“A remarkably familial, interactive
ensemble piece. The audience leaves
the theatre nibbling the banana bread,
happily sniffing the smells of baking
as they go, wanting to share Cuisine
& Confessions with friends.”
— Montreal Gazette
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photo montage by Sophie LeClerc | photos by Olivier Tétreault
AKADEMIE FÜR
ALTE MUSIK BERLIN
A PARTNERSHIP WITH FRIENDS OF
CHAMBER MUSIC KANSAS CITY
8 P.M. SATURDAY, MARCH 18
Package: $27-$36
Individual: $30-$40
Founded in Berlin in 1982 and recognized today as one of the world’s leading
chamber orchestras, the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, or Akamus, enjoys
an unprecedented history of success. The ensemble, which performs regularly
in Europe’s leading musical centers, has toured Asia, North America and
South America.
For the co-presentation of Akamus between the PAS and Friends of
Chamber Music-Kansas City, the program is Foreign Affairs – Characters of
the Baroque, exploring the richness of the familiar and the foreign in culture
through the means of music, sometimes exotic, sometimes ironic, but always
diverting and highly musical.
Georg Philipp Telemann Overture-Suite in B-flat major
Les Nations, TWV 55:B5
Francois Couperin La Sultane
Georg Friedrich Händel Suite from Almira
Antonio Vivaldi Concerto for 2 oboes in D minor, RV 535
Johann Sebastian Bach Brandenburg Concerto
No. 4 in G Major BWV 1046
Jean Féry Rebel Les Characteres de la Danse
JAZZ 100
CELEBRATING 100TH BIRTHDAYS
OF DIZZY GILLESPIE, ELLA FITZGERALD,
MONGO SANTAMARIA AND THELONIOUS MONK
7 P.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 19
Package: $27-$36
Individual: $30-$40
Light 100 candles and celebrate the centennial birthdays of
greats Thelonius Monk, Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald and Mongo Santamaria — all born in the glorious year of 1917.
Jazz 100 centers on the musical direction of Danilo Perez, former
pianist for Dizzy Gillespie, whose musical DNA also includes Monk
and Santamaria. An A-list band and the deep, resonating voice of
Lizz Wright will intertwine with those early strands of jazz history.
Also featured are Chris Potter (tenor sax), Avishai Cohen (trumpet),
Wycliffe Gordon (trombone), Ben Street (bass), Adam Cruz (drums)
and Roman Diaz (percussion).
“The luxurious dimensions of Lizz Wright’s voice
— a smooth, dark alto possessed of qualities you
might associate with barrel-aged bourbon or
butter-soft leather — have typically come with
a counterweight of righteous uplift.” — The New York Times (on Lizz Wright)
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ONE OF “25 FOR THE 25TH” ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
THE TEMPEST
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
7:30 P.M. THURSDAY, MARCH 23
8 P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
MARCH 24-25
2 P.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 26
POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $22
Individual: $25
The Performing Arts Series is thrilled to partner once again with the Heart of
America Shakespeare Festival for a script-in-hand performance of The Tempest,
by William Shakespeare. It is set on a remote island, where the sorcerer Prospero,
rightful Duke of Milan, plots to restore his daughter Miranda to her rightful place
using illusion and skillful manipulation. He conjures up a storm, the eponymous
tempest, to lure his usurping brother Antonio and the complicit King Alonso of
Naples to the island. There, his machinations bring about revelations, redemption
and romance, with a cast of time-honored Shakespearean characters: heroes,
villains, a princess and a magician.
The Heart of America Shakespeare Festival is celebrating its 25th year and
is delighted to collaborate with JCCC’s Performing Arts Series as one of
its “25 for the 25th” — performances and events which are providing
Shakespeare all year — presentations in all arts disciplines and focused
on Shakespeare-inspired or -derived works.
PARAGON RAGTIME ORCHESTRA
YOU’RE A GRAND OLD RAG: GEORGE M. COHAN’S BROADWAY
FEATURING COLIN PRITCHARD
AS GEORGE M. COHAN
RICK BENJAMIN,
FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR
Package: $22
Individual: $25
8 P.M. FRIDAY, MARCH 31
POLSKY THEATRE
Ragtime and opera join hands as conductor Rick Benjamin and his 11-piece
orchestra blend strings, woodwinds and brass to fill the evening with sounds of
a lively past creating “America’s Original Music.” Benjamin’s scores recreate the
syncopated sounds of early musical theatre, silent cinema and vintage dance.
Celebrate the legend! For generations, the name George M. Cohan has conjured
the rollicking magic that is Broadway. And this legend is real: as America’s
beloved tunesmith and original “Song and Dance Man,” Cohan actually was the
father of modern musical theater. This exciting PRO program, starring Colin
Pritchard, offers a stirring look at George M’s amazing life and music – Give My
Regards to Broadway, H-a-rr-i-gan, The Yankee Doodle Boy, Over There! and
all the rest. You’re A Grand Old Rag is a tap-dancing bravura performance that
brings audiences to their feet!
Sponsored by Mark Gilman
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photo by John Meyers
Preshow Talk at 7 p.m. with Rick Benjamin
TRIO
VIRADO
8 P.M. FRIDAY, APRIL 7
POLSKY THEATRE
Package: $22
Individual: $25
Trio Virado is a fresh new collaboration of
three of the most distinguished artists on
their instruments of flute, viola and guitar.
Amy Porter, Juan-Miguel Hernandez and
João Luiz are artists widely sought after for
their musical performances on recordings
and the concert stage. Joining together, they
form a concert trio experience with emotion
and love of music that radiates electricity
and takes the role of instrumental chamber
music to new heights. Their repertoire
breaks boundaries between cultures and
genres: from 21st-century premieres to Latin
tangos to works from the classical canon
arranged by João Luiz and others.
photo by James Geiger
IT GETS BETTER
PROJECT
8 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 22
Package: $22-$31
Individual: $25-$35
In this newest production of it gets better,
stories were collected from communities
across the nation. From the hundreds of
conversations 12 were dramatized for the
stage. it gets better provides a performing
arts response to the difficult issue of bullying,
and is intended to support young members
of the LGBT community. All performers speak
the words of the real individuals they portray
as well, public figures such as NBA basketball
star Jason Collins. Finally, members of the
Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles are joined
onstage by local choirs in a collaborative public
performance that culminates the weeklong
residency. The project creates a safe space
for critical conversations, allows connections
to be developed and strengthened, provides
motivation for community growth, and
offers models of possibility to individuals
in need of support.
Sponsored in part by Foresters Financial™
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BOBBY McFERRIN
8 P.M. FRIDAY, APRIL 21
Friends Package: $33-$106*
Package: $35-$112*
Individual: $39-$125*
*O
rchestra pit seating includes preshow
conversation with the artist: Time to be announced
To some people, Bobby McFerrin will always be
the guy who sang that iconic, earworm song; and
he is that guy; he wrote and sang that global No.
1 hit more than 20 years ago. But if that song is all
you know about Bobby McFerrin, we suggest the
following: Go to YouTube, type in Bobby’s name,
sit back and prepare for a serious boggling of the
mind. You’ll join the millions who have marveled
at Bobby’s stunning rendition of the Bach prelude
Ave Maria. You’ll find his unparalleled interpretations
of Beatles songs, his collaborations with everyone
and his condensed version of The Wizard of Oz.
Bobby McFerrin is an eternal seeker, always defying
the music industry’s practical impulse to pigeonhole
artists. His diversity and range are incomparable.
His performance in Yardley Hall will undoubtedly
“make you happy!”
photo by Benjamin Thompson
“The production is a
hit with family-focused
showings ... older
crowds (aka the lovers,
the dreamers and me)
will leave feeling a little
more connected
to that rainbow.”
— Seth Kubersky,
The Orlando Weekly
IBEX
PUPPETRY
SING ALONG
WITH THE
MUPPET MOVIE
7 P.M. SUNDAY, APRIL 30
Package: $22
Individual: $25
Find a rainbow connection with your favorite Muppets during IBEX
Puppetry’s presentation of the Sing Along with The Muppet Movie.
Heather Henson, Jim’s daughter, and her production company
IBEX Puppetry created this opportunity for fans of all ages to
keep Moving Right Along with our fleecy friends who started it all.
Interactive surprises like bubbles, streamers, kites, confetti pop and
characters coming right out of the screen will keep you dancing
in the aisles and forge new or renew connections to films from
another generation.
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8 P.M. SATURDAY, MAY 13
Package: $25-$34
Individual: $28-$38
Give your regards to Broadway at Neil Berg’s widely acclaimed
100 Years of Broadway, a musical revue of Broadway’s
most celebrated shows that features a dazzling cast of five
Broadway stars accompanied by an all-star New York band.
100 Years of Broadway recreates the greatest moments from
the finest shows of the century featuring the actual stars of
shows such as The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables,
CATS, Jesus Christ Superstar, and Jekyll & Hyde. These
amazing performers light up the stage with songs from the
hit shows in which they starred. Neil Berg presents brilliantly
revived arrangements of Broadway classics as well as thrilling
numbers from some of Broadway’s newest hit shows.
“Broadway tunes leave audience with
an enchanted evening.”
— Buffalo News
photo by John Bruno
JOEY ALEXANDER
JAZZ PIANO
8 P.M. SATURDAY, MAY 20
Package: $25-$34
Individual: $28-$38
“Magnificent not only for his
virtuosity — plenty of prodigies
have outsized chops — but for his
maturity and perception.”
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— Jazz Times
An extraordinary and uniquely gifted pianist from Bali, Joey Alexander marks his recording debut with the release
of My Favorite Things, nominated as Best Instrumental Jazz
Album for the 2016 GRAMMY® Awards. Joey brings a delicate,
profound and soulful touch to his own interpretation of such
classics as Giant Steps, Over the Rainbow and of course,
My Favorite Things, showcasing his talents as an arranger,
composer and bandleader. Giant Steps earned a 2016
GRAMMY® nomination for Best Improvised Jazz Solo.
Joey taught himself to play piano by listening with his father
to classic jazz albums. His father soon recognized his son’s
gift and his ability to grasp complicated musical concepts.
Joey began attending jam sessions with senior musicians and
he flourished, as did his love of playing jazz. The world has
taken notice of this phenomenal and exciting pianist with the
astonishing technique and soulful sound.
ANNIE
photo by Joan Marcus
RECOGNIZE FAMILY,
FRIENDS OR YOUR BUSINESS!
It looks like Miss Hannigan took a seat, now shouldn’t you?
A significant renovation of Yardley Hall, Polsky Theatre, Carlsen Center lobby and backstage
areas will take place during summer 2016. As part of this refurbishing and freshening project,
the Johnson County Community College Foundation invites you to take advantage of a naming
opportunity. For a donation of $650, your name or the name of someone special to you will
be engraved on a plaque and displayed on the back of a theatre seat. Call 913-469-3835 for
more information or to donate by phone, or mail a check, payable to JCCC Foundation,
to 12345 College Blvd., Overland Park, KS 66210. Additional information is available online
and donations may also be made online at www.jccc.edu/takeaseat.
Donations may be a one-time payment or split into recurring payments. Give the full $650
by August 15 and your nameplate will be engraved, installed and on view by the first show
of the fall season.
PLEASE TAKE A SEAT FOR
THE PERFORMING ARTS SERIES!
WWW.JCCC.EDU/TAKEASEAT
Proceeds support
programming that takes
place as part of the
JCCC Performing Arts
Series. A contribution
to Take A Seat and the
subsequent recognition
is a naming opportunity
only, and in no way
guarantees the seat
location for any specific
performance.
All named seats will be
in Yardley Hall, Center
Orchestra, unless
otherwise requested by
the donor. Many thanks
to the JCCC Board of
Trustees for their support
of the renovation of
Yardley Hall, Polsky
Theatre, Carlsen Center
lobby, dressing rooms
and Green Room.
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CELEBRITY $2,500 +
|
Free use of reception/meeting space in the Carlsen Center (once per year)
|All Underwriter level benefits
UNDERWRITER $1,000-$2,499
|
Priority for Performing Arts Series season package seat selection
|All President level benefits
PRESIDENT $500-$999
|
One complimentary Patron level membership for anyone you designate
|15% Friends discount — no season package required
|All Yardley level benefits
YARDLEY $250-$499
|
Backstage tour for you and your guests (arranged in advance)
|Priority on any Performing Arts Series waiting list
|Invitations to artist receptions, meet & greets, lectures and open rehearsals
|All Director level benefits
MAKE A GIFT!
BE A FRIEND!
Donors like you help bring great artists to our
stage by underwriting artist fees and other
direct costs. Friends also allow us to continue
our inspiring education programs, which
have served more than 200,000 children
and adults since 2000. Join today!
DIRECTOR $100-$249
|
Recognition on lobby donor board
|All Patron level benefits
PATRON $50-$99
|
Invitation to the Friends Hospitality before selected performances
|Recognition in show programs
|Advance notice of added performances
|Advance purchase of single tickets seven days before the general public
|Ticket discounts: 15% off PAS season package
Give online at www.jccc.edu/TheSeries. It’s tax-deductible!
Contact Renee Kyles, 913-469-4450, or rkyles@jccc.edu.
Noel Paul Stookey, Alison Paddock, Peter Yarrow and Steve Paddock. The Paddocks were invited to an exclusive
“meet and greet” with the artists Peter and Paul because they are members of the Friends of the Series.
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SEVEN FINGERS
OF THE HAND
photo by Alexandre Galliez
SUBSCRIBER BENEFITS
The ultimate flexibility when purchasing
season tickets.
|
Build a season ticket package to fit your schedule. Choose any five
events — or more!
|Customize! Choose your seat location based on your seating preference
for each show. If you want to sit close to the stage for one show, but
farther back for another, you can. If you’d like four tickets to a dance show,
but only two for something else, order what you need.* As long as you
choose five events (or more), all the tickets you purchase will be 10% off.
(Youth tickets are 50% off full price for selected events.)
|Lock in pricing! Your subscriber discount applies to ticket purchases for
other events throughout the year, even if you purchase additional events
months later. (Youth tickets are 50% off full price for selected events.)
|Exchange when you need to! If you find you have a schedule conflict,
unrestricted, no-fee ticket exchange for subscribers will continue for
any show in the same season (48 hours in advance, please).
Subscribers secure the
best seats in the house!
|
True to tradition, JCCC’s Performing Arts
Series presents another exceptional season,
with a schedule of events loaded with
variety, celebrities, diversity, comedy,
dance and music.
|Choose the events you want, and pay
only for the events you choose!
|Create your own package of any five
(or more) performances and receive
10% off. An additional 5% off is available
to members of the Friends of The Series.
|Advance purchase of single tickets for added performances seven days
before the general public.
*O
nline ordering requires the same number of tickets be ordered for all
shows you choose. No online fees!
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“The shows that Johnson County Community College offers to younger students provide them with educational
programs that are interesting and involve the student in their own learning. They can see the learning potential
outside of the classrooms and find lifelong learning. The Math Maniac show was rigorous and interactive for the
students and they continued to talk about the show many days later. We will continue to look for opportunities
to visit your campus and to share with our students how achievable college is for them.”
— 6th grade AVID teacher, Maple Park Middle School
ROCK THE PRESIDENTS
ODD SQUAD LIVE!
ARTS EDUCATION
ENGAGING STUDENTS TRAINING TEACHERS CONNECTING COMMUNITY
SCHOOL SHOWS
Call 913-469-4445 to purchase tickets.
These hour-long performances are $5.
For information on professional development for teachers,
master classes, and to order performance tickets online, visit
jccc.edu/TheSeries and click on Arts Education.
Rock the Presidents
10 a.m. and 1 p.m. | November 16
Everybody’s Hero: The Jackie Robinson Story
10 a.m. | January 27
EDUCATION OUTREACH
Brown Bear, Brown Bear and Other Treasured
Stories
10 a.m. and 1 p.m. | February 7
Koresh Dance Company | January 20-21
Odd Squad LIVE!
1 p.m. | February 28
Ellis Island of Dreams
10 a.m. and 1 p.m. | March 8
BODYTRAFFIC | February 26
The Kennedy Center Partners in Education The PAS Arts Education Program and Shawnee Mission School District are members of the
Partners in Education program of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Selected because of their demonstrated commitment
to the improvement of education in and through the arts, the Partnership Team participates in collaborative efforts to provide professional
learning opportunities in the arts for educators in our area. We are proud to be the Kansas Kennedy Center Partners in Education team.
The team offers professional development for Arts Integration, an approach to teaching in which students construct and demonstrate understanding through an
art form. Students engage in a creative process that connects an art form and another subject area and meets evolving objectives in both.
SUPPORTING WHAT WE VALUE
The Performing Arts Series takes great
pride in providing inspiring experiences
through our Arts Education program.
You can play a part in securing future
programming by contributing:
Programs have touched the lives of more than
200,000 children and adults since 2000.
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Screening of the Jackie Robinson story, 42 | January 22
Join us to watch the film followed by a panel discussion. “42” tells the
story of Jackie Robinson, a man strong enough to turn the other cheek,
proving that he could be everybody’s hero.
ETHEL and Robert Mirabal | February 23
The Tempest by William Shakespeare
(Heart of America Shakespeare Festival)
10 a.m. | March 23
Thanks to BNSF Railway, Francis
Family Foundation, Victor and Caroline
Schutte Foundation, Bank of America,
Yellow Freight System Inc., Kansas
Creative Arts Industries Commission
and National Endowment for the Arts.
BASETRACK LIVE Workshops | October 9
Thank you for keeping
the Arts in Education!
$400
pays for a bus
to transport
50 students plus
pay for their tickets
to a school show
$200
pays for a bus
to transport
50 students to
Yardley Hall OR
for an artist to
travel to a school
$100
pays for 20 tickets
to a school show
Call the JCCC Foundation at 913-469-3835 or give at
www.jccc.edu/TheSeries, click Arts Education.
By mail: JCCC Arts Education, Box 25, 12345 College Blvd.,
Overland Park, KS 66210-1299.
MISSION OF THE PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
Present professional performing arts programming with
a variety of high quality artists, both familiar and new.
Serve as a comprehensive arts education resource for the community.
Lead, partner and collaborate on campus, in the community and across the country.
OTHER CULTURAL
OPPORTUNITIES AT JCCC
WINTERLUDE
JAZZ AND WORLD MUSIC
FEATURING LOCAL KANSAS CITY ARTISTS
7 p.m. Sundays, October 16, December 18, January 22, February 26
Polsky Theatre
Package: $18
Individual: $20
NERMAN MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
The 41,000-square-foot Nerman Museum presents major, cutting-edge
contemporary exhibitions and showcases the museum’s celebrated
Oppenheimer Collection. Since opening in October 2007, the museum
has been host to hundreds of thousands of visitors. It features 10 major
galleries for the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions.
Today, hundreds of works by international, national and regional artists
are on view in the museum and throughout campus. The museum also
offers education programs for visitors of all ages.
Admission and parking are free. For hours and information,
call 913-469-3000, or visit www.nermanmuseum.org
RUEL JOYCE AND JAZZ SERIES
Since 1989, the free Ruel Joyce and Jazz recital series have attracted the
best musicians Kansas City has to offer to the Carlsen Center. Ruel Joyce
recitals feature classical music at noon on Mondays in the small, intimate
space of the 60-seat Recital Hall. On Tuesdays at noon, top-rated jazz
musicians play in either the 400-seat Polsky Theatre or the Recital Hall.
Seating is first-come, first seated.
For a season lineup or information on either series, call 913-469-8500,
ext. 3689, or go to www.jccc.edu and search for Recital Series.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
JCCC’s music and theatre department produces an annual season of
plays, offering a variety of performance and technical opportunities
for both students and community members. The season includes
classic and contemporary works, musicals and children’s plays.
All academic productions are free to the public and seating is on a
first-come, first-seated basis. No tickets and no reservations are needed.
2016-17 Season:
Faculty Room September 16-18, 23-25 | Bodker Black Box Theatre
The Mary O’ (world premiere) November 11-13, 18-20 | Polsky Theatre
Festival of One-Acts
December 8-11 | Bodker Black Box Theatre
Catholic School Girls
February 17-19, 24-26 | Bodker Black Box Theatre
La Culebra (a children’s play) March 10-12 | Bodker Black Box Theatre
Assassins (a musical) April 28-30, May 5-7 | Polsky Theatre
For information and show times, call 913-469-3245 or visit www.jccc.edu
and search for academic theatre. See you at the show!
ABSURD MEMORY
ORDER FORM
Create your own season package! Purchase any FIVE events (or more) and save 10%.
Individual events on sale June 6. www.jccc.edu/The Series
STEP 1
Seating Preference
STEP 2
List the events to include in your season package
❑ I am currently a Friend of The Series.
❑ I would like to add a Friends membership to my order.
Artist/Event
Quantity
Price
1._____________________________________________________________
2.____________________________________________________________
3.____________________________________________________________
4.____________________________________________________________
Yardley Hall
Seating capacity 1,300
5.____________________________________________________________
Section
See Yardley Hall chart and indicate the
section you prefer.
6._____________________________________________________________
____________ 1st preference
8.____________________________________________________________
____________ 2nd preference
Row
I prefer a seat location
____________ in the middle of the row.
____________ on the aisle.
I need accommodations,
please contact me at
______________________________
to discuss my requests.
7.____________________________________________________________
9.____________________________________________________________
10.____________________________________________________________
Subtotal $__________
Add a Friends membership (starts at $50)
and receive Friends pricing
+ $__________
STEP 3 STEP 4
Stage
D
Your Information
Name___________________________________________________________
Pit 1
Pit 2
A
B
C
Grand Total $_________
A
B
Address_________________________________________________________
C
D
City/State/ZIP ___________________________________________________
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
M
E
F
G
H
J
K
L
M
Polsky Theatre
Seating capacity 424
Section
Polsky Theatre seats will be assigned
according to best available at the time
the order is received.
Row
I prefer a seat location
____________ in the middle of the row.
____________ on the aisle.
Seating chart is available at
www.jccc.edu/TheSeries.
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Email___________________________________________________________
Phone (day)_______________________________(evening)______________
STEP 5
Method of Payment
❑ I am enclosing a
check or money order.
STEP 6
(For your security, credit card orders
are taken by phone or online only.)
Place Order
Phone: Call 913-469-4445 to charge
tickets (Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.)
Mail: Box Office, Box 14
Performing Arts Series, JCCC
12345 College Blvd.
Overland Park, KS 66210-1299
Online: www.jccc.edu/TheSeries:
NO ONLINE FEES
Season packages purchased online
require the same number of tickets
per show and the same seat location
for shows you choose.
Access Services: Requests for reasonable modifications, including live
captioning, and audio description, should be made by contacting Access Services,
913-469-8500, ext. 3521, or by email at accessservices@jccc.edu. Interpreters for
the deaf may be requested by email at accessservices@jccc.edu. Please place
“Interpreter Request” in the subject line. Be sure to include the date of
the performance you will be attending. A 72-hour advance notice is required.
The Performing Arts Series and Arts Education
are part of the Institutional Advancement
branch of Johnson County Community College,
Kate Allen, Associate Vice President,
Institutional Advancement/Government Affairs.
MAPS TO CARLSEN CENTER, JCCC
JCCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jerry Cook, chair
David Lindstrom
Lee Cross
Greg Musil, chair
Bob Drummond
Stephanie Sharp
Nancy Ingram
LOCATION
All Performing Arts Series programs take place in
the Carlsen Center on the Johnson County Community
College campus, Quivira Road and College Boulevard,
Overland Park, Kan. For directions go to
www.jccc.edu/TheSeries.
PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
2015-2016 ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Bob Bibb, Amy Sue Bliss, Michael A. Boehm,
Sandy Eisenberg, Bev Evans, Michael D. Frame,
Carla Hanson, Adrienne Kilbride (chair), Sally LuAllen,
Royceann Mather, Angel Mercier, Mark Schonwetter,
Virginia Sewing, Susan Shen
DONATIONS AND GRANTS
We are grateful for generous support from:
Arthur and Alma Yardley Memorial Trust
Carlsen Center
Friends of the Performing Arts Series
The Francis Families Foundation
Mark and Nancy Gilman
Peter and Lynda Goulet
George H. Langworthy, Sr.
Shawnee Mission Health
GRANTS AND OTHER SUPPORT FROM:
JCCC is committed to providing assistance to those with disabilities. If you desire auditory, visual
or mobility assistance, contact Access Services at 913-469-3521 or email accessservices@jccc.
edu. A 72-hour advance notice is requested.
Notice of Nondiscrimination: Johnson County Community College does not discriminate
on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, disability, age, religion, genetic information,
marital status, veteran’s status, sexual orientation, or other factors that cannot be lawfully
considered in its programs and activities as required by all applicable laws and regulations.
Inquiries concerning the college’s compliance with its non-discrimination policies may
be referred to the Dean of Student Services and Success or Executive Director of Human
Resources, Johnson County Community College, 12345 College Blvd., Overland Park, KS
66210, 913-469-8500; or to Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education,
One Petticoat Lane, 1010 Walnut St., Suite 320, Kansas City, MO 64106.
Carlsen Center
Yardley Hall
Polsky Theatre
Refurbished theatres will be revealed in September! More information to come.
JOHNSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
12345 COLLEGE BLVD
OVERLAND PARK KS 66210-1299
NONPROFIT ORG
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Johnson County
Community College
Scan to download
PAS mobile app.
Free and cloud-based
FOREIGNER,
UNPLUGGED
www.jccc.edu/TheSeries | 913-469-4445
Season packages on sale now and throughout the year.
Single tickets on sale June 6.
photo by Damian Twigg
Programs, artists and dates are subject to change.
All performances are in Yardley Hall,
Carlsen Center, JCCC, unless noted.

Performing Arts Series Season Brochure

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2015-2016 season - The Ensemble Theatre

December 2014 - Johnson County Community College