Whidbey Island Center for the Arts / 2013 – 2014 Season 2013

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2013 – 2014 Season Sponsors
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts gratefully acknowledges the following individuals
and businesses for their generous contributions in support of our 2013 – 2014 Season.
DjangoFest 2013
Judith Yeakel
Lynn Hays
Ray’s Boat House
Spencer and Elizabeth
Cubage
Saratoga Inn
Country Cottage of Langley
J. Pearse Strings
PianoFest 2014
Producers Circle 2013
Star Gala Underwriters
Lindsay Communications
Gemkow Construction
Waterman Self Storage
Puget Sound Energy
The Boatyard Inn
Jon and Cynthia Wilbert
Whidbey Telecom
Marchele Hatchner, Realtor
/ Coldwell Banker Tara
Porter-Whidbey Insurance
Matts Import Haven
SPONSORS
Annual Fund Donors
of WICA
Boomerang
The Law Offices of
Kelly and Harvey
Catherine DeWitt Framing
Heavy Metal Works /
Tim Leonard
Mukilteo Coffee Roasters
Skagit Farmers Supply
South Whidbey Record /
Sound Publishing
Star Store
Whidbey Life Magazine
Whidbey Weekly
Graphic design and production services provided by PIXELS GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDIO
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts / 2013 – 2014 Season
WICA
P.O. Box 52
Langley, WA 98260
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Whidbey Island Center for the Arts / 2013 – 2014 Season Calendar
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Welcome to the 2013 – 2014 Season!
September 2013
1&2
7
9/10 – 10/31
As
Woodworkers Guild Woodpalooza
Star Gala and Auction
Session I: War of the Worlds Radio Camp begins
13
Short Story Smash
18 – 22
DjangoFest Northwest
28 and
Kitschcultural
‘n Bitch “Septoberfest”
the arts
hub of Whidbey
October 2013
Special Event
Education
Special Event
Island, WICA
has served
the Night
artistic
heart of our community
11 as
Opening
Art Exhibit
11 & 12
Spirit
for the
past Blithe
17 years.
We are truly a community arts Theatre Series
13
Blithe Spirit
Theatre Series
15 &where
16
War
of the Worlds
Radio Camp
center
creative
collaborations
spark spectacular Education
18 & 19
Blithe Spirit
Theatre Series
performances
every
20
Blithe
Spiritweek throughout the year. Musicians,
Theatre Series
25 & 26
Blithe Spiritdancers, singers, writers, poets, and Theatre Series
actors,
comedians,
31
War of the Worlds Radio Camp Performance
Education
designers
the stage and our imagination with art. The
Novemberfill
2013
1
“QUE SERA! Celebrating Doris Day”
2013 – 2014
Season continues the tradition of offering
2
Kitsch ‘n Bitch “Home for the Holidays”
6
An
with Nancy
Pearl
“something
forAfternoon
everyone”
and
introduces Island ConcortSpecial Event
6
Literary SALON with Hedgebrook – “Radical Hospitality”
Chamber9 Series,
expanded
PianoFest
Seattle an
International
Comedy
Competition NW, and our
15
Wonderheads, Theatre Fantastical
first collaboration
with Whidbey Island Dance Theatre.
16
Deja Blooze
Family Series
24 your
Islandseats
Consortnow
Chamber
Series
Guarantee
and
we’ll see you at the shows!
NOON to 5PM
5 PM
4 – 6 PM
Tue. & Wed. for 8 weeks
7:30 PM
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7:30 PM
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
4 – 6 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
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7:30 PM
11:00 AM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
December 2013
6
6&7
Opening Night Art Exhibit
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
Theatre Series
New! Year-Round Theatre
Education Classes for all Ages
WICA proudly announces an innovative season of education
opportunities. The multi-session WICA Conservatory introduces a
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
FREE
Benefactor: $200 / Patron: $150 / Guest: $100
$160 for 8-week course
$10
www.wicaonline.com
$15
FREE
Youth $15 / Senior $18 / Adult $22
$15
$15
$10
$28
$15
FREE
$10
$20
Youth $12 / Adult $15
$20
Students $10 / Adult $15
Photo above and on the cover by Tyler Raymond
FREE
SESSION I: SEP. 10 – OCT. 30
Grades 9 – 12 / Tuesdays & Wednesdays / 4 – 6 PM War of the Worlds Radio Camp: Students explore the world of storytelling, vocalization,
and character development, with an emphasis on ensemble work, as they recreate this
radio drama masterpiece in true live radio style including live sound cues. Radio Camp
will perform War of the Worlds on Halloween night. OCT. 31 / 7:30 PM / $10
holistic approach to theatre that includes all areas of stagecraft,
creative dramatics, and acting experiences, with emphasis on
development of self-esteem, self-confidence and personal expression.
We believe process and product are of equal value—participants
experience hands-on learning, professional instruction, internship
opportunities, and performing in a first-class facility. In addition to
SESSION II: JAN. 7 – FEB. 12
Grades 9 – 12 / Tuesdays & Wednesdays / 4 – 6 PM Broadway Musical Stagecraft Internship: Students experience professional-level
workshops and side-by-side mentoring with the City of Angels creative team in sets,
costumes, props, lights, sound, and stage management, as well as refining individual
performance skills in improvisation, enhanced character and beginning musical theatre
skills. Students will receive tickets to opening and closing nights of City of Angels.
the classes for WICA Conservatory Youth programs listed below, other
opportunities in the works include:
YOUTH
• Spring Break trip to Oregon Shakespeare Festival for grades
9 – 12 • Summer Camp for ages 5 – 9 and 10 – 13
ADULTS • Whidbey Island Theatre Festival • Seattle Theatre Tours
• Acting Classes • Auditioning Workshops
SESSION III: Spring Break / APR. 7 – 11
Ages 5 – 8 / Monday – Friday / 10 – 11:30 AM
Fairy Tale Theatre: Students will create and star in their own reimagining of classic
tales, from The Little Mermaid to Hansel and Gretel. The class will culminate in a
presentation for parents and families at WICA. Each student will also receive a free
ticket to the matinee performance and backstage tour of Hans Christian Andersen’s
fairy tale The Snow Queen. APR. 6 / 2 PM
• Interactive Stagecraft Workshops • Introduction to Musical
Theatre • Introduction to Choreography • Play/Scene Study
• Post Show Discussions
VISIT WICAONLINE.COM FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION AND
REGISTRATION , OR CALL 360.221.8262
SESSION IV: Theatre Camp / JUN. 23 – JUL. 31
Ages 12 – 18 / Monday – Friday / 10 AM – 2 PM
Musical Theatre Intensive: Students are introduced to professional level stagecraft
and musical theatre performance. Morning theatre and stage craft classes are
followed by afternoon rehearsals for an August performance of the rock opera Tommy!
Gala & Auction
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts’ annual Star Gala & Auction promises to
be a glamorous, magical evening under the stars. Please join us for a
delicious four-course dinner and live auction on the Michael Nutt Mainstage,
following the silent auction and champagne reception in Zech Hall.
SEPT. 7 at 5:00 Champagne Reception and Silent Auction
6:00 Silent Auction 1 Closes
6:10 Silent Auction 2 Closes
6:30 Live Auction and Dinner Begins
Benefactor $200 / Patron $150 / Guest $100
NORTHWEST 2013
Join us in our 13th year with headliner
Faby Lafertin and special guest Tcha
Limberger from Belgium; the New Hot
Club of America with Gonzalo Bergara;
Seattle favorite Pearl Django; and many
more. Enjoy workshops and Django Djam
spots around beautiful Langley.
View the full lineup and schedule
at www.wicaonline.com
Join us on Sunday, Sept. 22 for a special
presentation workshop by Fapy Lafertin.
Limited seating for 20 musicians and
up to 100 general public “viewing”
seats. An absolute once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to learn from a master.
View the entire workshop
schedules and fees at www.
wicaonline.com
Come join us for the fun, the people, and
THE DJANGO!
“SeptoberFest”
Host Sue Frause chats, eats, and drinks with local foodies from
Whidbey Island and Seattle as we celebrate our 2nd annual
“Septoberfest” – a celebration of great food and beer. Featuring
the KnB house band Deja Blooze. Oom Pah Pah!
SEPT. 28 / 7:30 PM / $15
September 2013
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Woodworkers Guild:
Woodpalooza
2 Labor Day
Woodworkers Guild:
Woodpalooza
3
4
5
6
7
Special Event: Star Gala
and Auction
8
9
10
Education Session I:
War of the Worlds Radio
Camp, Grades 9 – 12
4 – 6 PM
11
4 – 6 PM
12
13
Fine Art Exhibit Reception
From Whidbey Island Fair
6 PM
Short Story Smash
14
15
16
17
4 – 6 PM
18
Special Event:
8 PM
Ed Session: 4 – 6 PM
19
Special Event:
8 PM
20
Special Event:
3 PM / 8 PM
21
Special Event:
3 PM / 8 PM
22
Special Event:
7 PM
23
24
4 – 6 PM
25
4 – 6 PM
26
27
28
Kitsch ‘n’ Bitch:
“Septoberfest”
29
30
Short Story Smash – Providing an opportunity for local writers
to have their short, short stories (100 words exactly) read in public. Enter
for the gratuitous amount of glory, fame, and extreme monetary prizes.
Submissions may be e-mailed to cspencer@whidbey.com. 7:30 PM / $10
Woodworkers Guild Woodpalooza – The Whidbey Island Woodworkers Guild
presents the 10th annual show of Whidbey’s Finest Woodwork, now at WICA. This year’s show
promises exceptional work by Whidbey’s best! Please visit: www.woodpalooza.com for more information. Reception Fri., AUG. 30 / 5 – 8 PM / ZECH HALL / Sat., Sun. & Mon. NOON to 5 PM / FREE
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
WICA CONSERVATORY
WAR of the
WORLDS
By Noel Coward
Directed by Phil Jordan
BLITHE SPIRIT
Radio Camp Production
Directed by Elizabeth Herbert
The smash comedy hit of the London and Broadway
stages, this much-revived classic from the playwright of Private Lives
offers up fussy, cantankerous novelist Charles Condomine, re-married
but haunted (literally) by the ghost of his late first wife, the clever
and insistent Elvira, who is called up by a visiting “happy medium,”
one Madame Arcati. As the (worldly and un-) personalities clash,
Charles’ current wife Ruth is accidentally killed,
“passes over,” joins Elvira, and the two “blithe spirits”
haunt the hapless Charles into perpetuity.
On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles rocked America
and shocked millions with his radio adaptation of
H.G. Wells novel The War of the Worlds. 75 years
later we’re bringing the original script as performed
by Orson Welles and The Mercury Theatre to life.
Students from WICA Conservatory Radio Camp
have recreated this radio drama masterpiece
in true live radio style.
Winner! 2009 Drama Desk Award,
Outstanding Revival
Performance: Halloween Night
OCT. 31 / 7:30 PM / $10
OCT. 11 – 26 / 7:30 PM Friday & Saturday / 2 PM Sunday / Youth $15 / Senior $18 / Adult $22
October 2013
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
4 – 6 PM
2
4 – 6 PM
3
4
5
6
7
8
4 – 6 PM
9
4 – 6 PM
10
11
6 – 7 PM / FREE
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
12
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
13
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
14 Columbus Day
15
4 – 6 PM
16
4 – 6 PM
17
18
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
19
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
20
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
21
22
4 – 6 PM
23
4 – 6 PM
24
25
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
26
Theatre Series:
Blithe Spirit
27
28
29
4 – 6 PM
30
4 – 6 PM
31 Halloween
Performance:
War of the Worlds
Radio Camp
Reserve tickets for December’s Charlie Brown
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
FAMILY SERIES
Wonderheads Present
Grim
and
“Home for the Holidays”
Eat, drink, and be very merry with
Sue Frause and friends, as we head
into the holiday festivities. Featuring
KnB house band Deja Blooze and
special guest bartender.
Fischer
NOV. 2 / 7:30 PM / $15
Death meets his match in Mrs. Fischer, a tenacious granny not
ready to breathe her last. In this surreal work of imagination
and whimsy, one woman’s fight for survival takes fantastical
flight in a showdown with Death himself!
Literary SALON with Hedgebrook:
“Radical Hospitality”
Wonderheads is a physical theatre ensemble specializing in
mask, eccentric character and wild imagination. Don’t miss
Grim and Fischer – a deathly comedy in full face mask,
suitable for all ages. www.wonderheads.com
The Literary Series moves into Zech Hall this season for
an intimate salon experience. Join us in this new space for food and drink as
we launch the Hedgebrook cookbook: Celebrating Radical Hospitality by chefs
Denise Barr and Julie Rosten, featuring writing from Hedgebrook alumnae.
Readings from this “more than a cookbook” offer up sumptuous food for
thought as we toast Hedgebrook in its 25th anniversary year!
NOV. 15 / 7:30 PM / Youth $12 / Adult $15
In 2013 we reinstated the Family Series, one of the longest running arts in
education programs on South Whidbey. This series includes free matinees to
all 6th and 7th graders, which augments our arts in education mission, master
classes for our local youth, and the ability to view a variety of live events without
incurring ferry fares and transportation expenses to travel to the mainland.
NOV. 6 / Zech Hall / 7:30 PM / $10
November 2013
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
“QUE SERA! Celebrating
Doris Day” 7:30 PM / $28
2
Kitsch ‘n Bitch
“Home for the Holidays”
7
8
9
Seattle International
Comedy Competition
Seattle International Comedy Competition
SICC is an annual, multi-week, stand-up comedy contest. Over thirty comedians perform in
shows throughout the Pacific Northwest for audiences and local celebrity judges. Join this
extraordinary competition during their hilarious stop on Whidbey. 7:30 PM / $20
3 Daylight Savings
(end)
4
5
6
An Afternoon with
Nancy Pearl
11 AM / FREE
Literary SALON with
Hedgebrook: “Radical
Hospitality”
10
11 Veterans’ Day
12
13
14
15
Family Series:
Wonderheads,
Theatre Fantastical
16
Deja Blooze band
and friends “Journaling
the Blues” 7:30 PM / $20
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Island Consort Chamber
Series: 2 PM /
25
26
27
28 Thanksgiving
29
30
Arts in Education Materials: Support material available for
teachers and families to help prep local students to see Wonderheads.
Call Education Director Deana Duncan for more info: 221-8276.
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Based on the Comic Strip “Peanuts” by Charles M. Schulz
Book, Music and Lyrics by Clark Gesner
Literary SALON with Hedgebrook presents
Dani Shapiro
Join us in the literary salon of Zech Hall as
we welcome acclaimed novelist Dani Shapiro,
bestselling author of the memoirs Devotion and
Slow Motion, and five novels including Black &
White and Family History. Don’t miss this opportunity
to see scenes from her newest work brought to life with local actors
and participate in an intimate conversation with this amazing writer.
YOU’RE A GOOD MAN,
CHARLIE BROWN
(REVISED)
Zech Hall / DEC. 11 / 7:30 PM / $10
Holiday Concert:
Mandolin Messiah
Directed by Elizabeth Herbert
Musical Direction by Linda McLean
Choreography by Chelsea Randall
This holiday season experience Messiah, George
Frederick Handel’s beloved oratorio, like you’ve never
heard it! On Dec. 8, the Seattle Mandolin Orchestra
presents what could be the first performance of Messiah played entirely
on plucked strings. Joining the orchestra will be four top-flight vocalists
from Seattle’s choral and operatic community.
You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown tells the story of an average day in the life of the famous
comic strip child hero, Charlie Brown. A day made up of little moments from Valentine’s
Day to the baseball season, from wild optimism to utter despair, all mixed in with the lives
of his friends (both human and non-human) and strung together on the string of a single
day. Charlie Brown’s inner battle will resonate with young and old alike.
DEC. 6 – 21 / 7:30 PM Friday & Saturday / 2 PM Sunday
DEC. 8 / 7:30 PM / $20
December 2013
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
6 – 7 PM / FREE
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
7
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
8
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
Holiday Concert:
Mandolin Messiah
9
10
11
Literary SALON with
Hedgebrook Presents
Dani Shapiro
12
13
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
14
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
15
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
16
17
18
Wellington Day School:
Holiday Concert:
7:30 PM
19
20
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
21
Theatre Series:
A Good Man,
Charlie Brown
22
23
24
25 Christmas
The staff and Board
of WICA wish
you a Merry
26
27
28
Christmas!
29
30
31 New Year’s Eve
Look for WICA Conservatory class listings for
all ages at www.wicaonline.com in January.
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
SE
RI
ES
FA
M
ILY
JAN. 11 / 7:30 PM / $15
“Chocolate and
Whidbey Liquor”
Correo Aèreo
The duo of Abel Rocha and Madeleine Sosin, Correo Aéreo, will
offer a performance with an emphasis on multi-culturalism. Their
breathtaking sound illustrates the blending of cultures that comprises
Latin American music and beautifully explains the background of
each piece. Correo Aéreo are those rare individuals who not only have
a precious and gifted talent, but know how to communicate their art
to audiences as inspiring teachers. We are looking forward to having
Correo Aéreo be a part of our 2013 – 2014 Family Series.
“Sweet” is a good word to
describe this tasty evening
with host Sue Frause as she dishes
with guests Mona Newbauer from
Sweet Mona’s Chocolates and the amazing
Bev and Steve Heising of Whidbey Island Distillery
with their tasty Loganberry Liquor.
JAN. 10 / 7:30 PM / Youth $12 / Adult $15
Tingstad and Rumbel
For the past 28 years, Grammy Awardwinning artists, Eric Tingstad and Nancy
Rumbel have been home for the holidays,
creating a longstanding tradition with
Northwest families. Join them as their
holiday presence illuminates the enduring
spirit of the season with the gift of music.
Partial proceeds to benefit the United
Langley Methodist Church.
JAN. 4 / 7:30 PM / $22
January 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Play Read/Scene Study Class: Provides an environment for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 New Year’s Day
2
3
4
Tingstad and Rumbel
concert
experienced, beginning, and non-actors to gather for readings, to learn
reading and performance technique, and to become acquainted with a broad
theatrical repertoire without the pressure of a full performance. 7 PM / $10
5
6
7
Education Session II:
Stagecraft Internship,
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
8
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
9
10
Family Series:
Correo Aèreo
11
Kitsch ‘n’ Bitch
“Chocolate and
Whidbey Liquor”
12
Series: 2 PM /
13
14
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
15
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
Education: Play Read/
Scene Study Class
16
17
18
19
20 Martin Luther
King Jr Day
21
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
22
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
23
24
25
26
27
28
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
29
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
30
31
Calling all Local Artists – It’s time to apply for one of four LAS spots for next
season. The jury meets in early May – call WICA for application or visit www.wicaonline.com!
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Book by
Larry
Gelbart
Music by
Literary Series
City of Angels
Join us in Zech Hall for the final
salon of this season. Hedgebrook
brings another amazing woman
writer to the island, where we
bring scenes from her book to
life with local actors, as we enjoy
the intimate setting and
amazing conversation.
Set in the glamorous,
seductive Hollywood of
the 40’s—the world of film
studios and flimsy negligees—
City of Angels is a homage to the
film noir genre of motion pictures,
but also filled with sidesplitting
comedy. The musical weaves together
two plots, the “real” world of a writer
trying to turn his book into a screenplay,
and the “reel” world of the fictional film.
The real-life scenes are in color and the
movie scenes are in black and white. The
show result is that best-of-all Hollywood
conventions—a happy ending.
Cy Coleman
Lyrics by
David Zippel
Directed by
Elizabeth
Herbert
Musical
Direction by
Sheila
Weidendorf
Zech Hall / FEB. 26 / 7:30 PM / $10
South Whidbey High School
Jazz Band
The SWHS Jazz Band returns to the WICA stage to showcase
the talent and passion of these youthful instrumentalists.
Enjoy the music and energy of this award-winning youth
group as they continue to wow us with their talent.
Choregraphy by
Chelsea
Randall
FEB. 12 / 7:30 PM
Students and Seniors $10 / Family $30 / Adult $15
FEB. 7 – 22 / 7:30 PM Friday & Saturday / 2 PM Sunday
February 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2 Groundhog Day
3
4
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
5
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
6
7
6 – 7 PM / FREE
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
8
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
9
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
10
11
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
12 Lincoln’s B’day
South Whidbey High
School Jazz Band
Grades 9 – 12 / 4 – 6 PM
13
14 Valentines Day
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
15
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
16
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
17 Presidents Day
18
19
20
21
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
22
Theatre Series:
City of Angels
23
24
25
26
Literary Series
27
28
Box Office staff is available Wednesday – Saturday, from 1 – 6 PM.
Call 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631 during Box Office hours.
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Local Artist Series
Troy Chapman Group
Troy Chapman moved to Whidbey Island in
2001, just in time to experience the very first
DjangoFest NW. Pursuing his lifelong interest in
gypsy jazz, Troy founded Billet-Deux with guitarist
Steve Kirk in 2002 and has played in every DFNW
since. Currently he splits his time between
Seattle as lead guitar with Pearl Django and
locally with Keith Bower and Kristi O’Donnell in
Trio Nouveau.
Bahía
The Troy Chapman Group features Troy’s CD
release of all original compositions.
Get the mojo going with Hot Latin & Jazz! Bahia
features Dale “Manolito” Fuentes on flute and
percussion, Gary Way on electric and grand piano,
Greg Beck on guitar, Keegan Harshman on bass,
and Scott Small (drums), plus special guests.
Originating on Whidbey Island in 1997, the Bahia
playlist runs the gamut from Antonio Carlos Jobim,
Louis Bonfi, and Josef Zawinul, to John Coltrane
and Charlie Parker. Traditional jazz fans and
Latin jazz fans alike will enjoy these energetic
bandmates as they inspire dancers to hit the floor.
MAR. 7 / 7:30 PM / Youth $17 / Adult $22
MAR. 15 / 7:30 PM / $20
Weatherside Whiskey Band
Siri Bardarson &
Steve Trembley
Two well-loved local musicians join together for
an evening of “de-ranged” popular music
featuring original vocal style, terrific stage
repartee, and virtuoso guitar and cello work.
With Siri on acoustic and electric cello and Steve
on guitar, the event promises an engaging,
entertaining and unique listening experience.
This “whiskey swilling roadhouse outfit’’ is a
five-piece alt-country and bluegrass ensemble
that was formed in 2011. Seattle based with a
touch of Whidbey, the Weatherside Whiskey Band is
renowned for its down-home sound with three-part
vocal harmonies, acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo,
upright bass, and cajon, featuring local-grown
Tanner McInerney, with Jakob Singer, Amy Meyer,
Jacob Yackshaw, and Peter Reni.
MAR. 14 / 7:30 PM / $15
MAR. 22 / 7:30 PM / $15
“Pans Across Borders (Canada)”
Sue Frause welcomes our neighbors from the north
bringing good times and Canadian hospitality to the
Kitsch ‘n Bitch table. Featuring KnB house band,
Deja Blooze and a special guest bartender.
MAR. 1 / 7:30 PM / $15
WOW!Stories 3
The annual WOW!Stories gathering is a celebration of
the lives and experiences of women of Whidbey. Brought
to you by Seriously Fun Productions, the day-long event
features speakers and performers of all ages weaving
a web of intimacy and delight that will entertain and
inspire everyone in the room. Tickets sell out weeks
before the event, so don’t delay!
MAR. 8 / 9 AM – 3 PM / $25
Includes lunch by Whidbey Island Nourishes
March 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
Kitsch ‘n Bitch “Pans
Across Borders (Canada)”
Whidbey Waldorf School – Student Showcase
Whidbey Island Waldorf School brings their student performance of choir and
movement to the WICA stage. 7:30 PM / Free Admission to Waldorf Parents
2
3
9 Daylight Savings
(start)
10
16
4
Saturday
5
6
7
Local Artist Series:
Troy Chapman Group
8
Special Event:
WOW!Stories 3
11
12
13
14
Siri Bardarson &
Steve Trembley
15
Bahia
17 St. Patrick’s Day
18
19
20
21
Whidbey Waldorf School:
Student Showcase
22
Weatherside Whiskey
Band
23
24
25
26
27
28
Short Story Smash
29
30
31
Short Story Smash
Submissions may be e-mailed to cspencer@whidbey.com.
7:30 PM / $10
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
PianoFest
Northwest 2014
Join us for our second annual PianoFest NW
featuring world renowned artists as well as
local talent tickling the ivories and offering
special events, art opening, and workshops.
Fun for all and family friendly.
Whidbey Island Dance Theatre
Based on the fairy tale by
Hans Christian Anderson
Conceived and Choreographed by
Asharaine Machala
Hans Christian Andersen’s exuberant
ode to childhood is brought to life by
the talents of Whidbey Island Dance
Theatre and local actors in a revival of
an original WIDT production produced
at WICA in 1998.
APR. 4 – 13
7:30 PM Friday & Saturday
2 PM Sunday
When a young boy named Kai is captivated
by the cold beauty and perfection of the
Snow Queen his best friend Gerda must
embark on a perilous journey to the North
Pole to rescue him.
Fairy Tale Theatre Classes
Spring Break Camp
APR. 7 – 11 / 10 – 11:30 AM
Using dancers, actors, and music, this
heart-warming production will take you on
a journey through a magical kingdom.
FA
M
ILY
The Snow Queen – in collaboration with
SE
RI
ES
APR. 16 – 20 / 7:30 PM Wednesday and
Saturday night / 7 PM Sunday
All WICA Concerts $25
Bronkar
Circus of Sound
Bronkar Lee is a unique talent: he
is the world’s only rhythmic juggling
beatboxer blending music, comedy,
raw skill and contagious energy in
an unbelievable way.
APR. 25 / 7:30 PM
As part of WICA’s Family Series Bronkar
will present a school matinee to the
entire 6th and 7th grade class of South
Whidbey School District on the morning
of April 25, 2014.
This school performance will be part
performance, part lecture that focuses
on the relationship of rhythm, music,
circus, life and Bronkar’s journey of
overcoming the challenge of ADHD.
April 2014
Sunday
Monday
Youth in Arts Week – A community
showcase featuring the art of our young people.
In collaboration with the SW School District and
WICA. BY DONATION
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
6 – 7 PM / FREE
Theatre Series:
The Snow Queen
5
Theatre Series:
The Snow Queen
6
Theatre Series:
The Snow Queen
7
Education Session III:
Fairy Tale Theatre,
Ages 5 – 8 / 4 – 6 PM
8
Fairy Tale Theatre,
Ages 5 – 8 / 4 – 6 PM
9
Fairy Tale Theatre,
Ages 5 – 8 / 4 – 6 PM
10
Fairy Tale Theatre,
Ages 5 – 8 / 4 – 6 PM
11
Fairy Tale Theatre,
Ages 5 – 8 / 4 – 6 PM
Theatre Series:
The Snow Queen
12
Theatre Series:
The Snow Queen
13
Theatre Series:
The Snow Queen
14
15
Deadline for LAS
application
16
PianoFest Northwest
17
PianoFest Northwest
18 Good Friday
PianoFest Northwest
19
PianoFest Northwest
20 Easter
PianoFest Northwest
21
22 Earth Day
23
24
25
Family Series: Bronkar
Circus of Sound
26
Comedy Island
27
Series: 2 PM / Students
$10 / Adult $15
28
Youth in Arts Week
29
Youth in Arts Week
30
Youth in Arts Week
Comedy Island – Comedy Island brings their local brand
of humor center stage. Don’t miss this second chance to enjoy
improv with a local flavor! 7:30 PM / $15
Arts in Education Materials: Support material available
for teachers and families to help prep local students to see Bonkar.
Call Education Director Deana Duncan for more info: 221-8276.
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
“Meet the Producers”
Featuring local food producers, host Sue Frause
and friends provide us with interesting information
on the local food system and its influence on our thriving
community. Featuring KnB house band Deja Blooze.
Rural Characters
MAY 3 / 7:30 PM / $15
MAY 16 & 17 / 7:30 PM / $25
Four fellas from Clinton started playing music together in 1997:
Gordy Adams, Tom Fisher, Randy Hudson and Tom Walker. These
guys not only put on a good show, they’re funny and have really
big hearts. Ticket early; shows sell out.
Whidbey Surface
Design Group
Art Show and Sale
Surface Design is the creative exploration of fiber and fabric. The one-ofa-kind artwork blends collage, weaving, felting, beading, basketry, handdyed fabric, and contemporary quilting in cutting-edge combinations.
But did you know that this concert raises the funds to subsidize
the entire Local Artist Series? It’s true! With the proceeds of
these two concerts WICA is able to support and promote four
local artistic groups, allowing the artists to keep all the money
made from ticket sales. So sit back, enjoy the show and pat
yourself on the back for showing true community collaboration in
helping to support our local artists.
After last year’s successful show, our local Group returns to WICA to wow
us with the art, time, and passion that goes into each piece. A “not to be
missed” show.
MAY 23 – 25 / Zech Hall / Opening reception Friday night 5 – 7 PM
Art Show and Sale open Saturday and Sunday from NOON – 5 PM
May 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wellington Day School: Students invite you to their
annual production—a performance that you are unlikely to
forget! Tickets available through Wellington Day School
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Youth in Arts Week
2
3
Kitsch ‘n’ Bitch
“Meet the Producers”
4
5
6
7
8
Fusion Spark Content
Marketing Retreat
Tickets through
langleynewmedia.com
9
Fusion Spark Content
Marketing Retreat
Tickets through
langleynewmedia.com
10
11 Mother’s Day
12
13
14
15
16
Rural Characters
17 Armed Forces Day
Rural Characters
18
Hedgebrook Women
Playwrights Festival
19
20
21
Wellington Day School
22
Wellington Day School
23
Whidbey Surface Design
Group Art Show and
Sale: Opening Reception
5 – 7 PM
24
Group Art Show and Sale
25
Group Art Show and Sale
26 Memorial Day
27
28
29
30
31
Hedgebrook Women Playwrights Festival:
The annual festival (HWPF) celebrates the work of women writing
for the theatre. MAY 18 / BY DONATION
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Our
Town
Professional Training
for all Ages
by Thornton Wilder
directed by Tim Rarick
Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama presents a
timeless commentary on the transience of human existence.
The stark visual eloquence of a simple revival of Our Town
informs Thornton Wilder’s portrait of the ordinary joys and
sorrows of fictional Grover’s Corners. Director Tim Rarick hopes
to reimagine the Gibbses and Webbs, reminding us that Our
Town is about humankind, and not any one kind of human.
Register for a summer you won’t forget! A wide range
of classes for everyone — ages 5 and up, as well as
Educational and Outreach programs that are integral
to WICA’s commitment to community service and
collaboration.
Our 5th Annual Whidbey Island Theatre Festival
culminates with our production of The Who’s Tommy
August 1 – 10. Register now for • Acting Classes,
• Interactive Stagecraft Workshops • TicToc Drama
Camp for Children with Neuro – Development Disorders
• Auditioning Workshop • Introduction to Musical Theatre
• Introduction to Choreography and to be a cast member
of Tommy!
In celebration of the play’s 75th-anniversary year, Idaho
Director Tim Rarick (Steel Magnolias, Sylvia) returns to
direct a diverse cast, creating an Our Town for our time.
JUN. 6 – 21 / 7:30 PM Friday & Saturday / 2 PM Sunday
All registration material online at www.wicaonline.com
or call the education hotline at 360-221-8276.
“Of all of Our Town’s concerns, the awareness of the brevity of life looms as its most poignant.”
~ The Washington Post
June 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
4
5
6
6 – 7 PM / FREE
Theatre Series:
Our Town
7
Theatre Series:
Our Town
8
Theatre Series:
Our Town
Donor/Volunteer
Appreciation Party
2 PM / FREE
9
10
11
Play Read/Scene
Study Class
7 PM / $10
12
13
Theatre Series:
Our Town
14 Flag Day
Theatre Series:
Our Town
15 Father’s Day
Theatre Series:
Our Town
16
17
18
19
20
Theatre Series:
Our Town
21
Theatre Series:
Our Town
22
23
Education Session IV:
WICA Conservatory
Stage Craft Intensive
Youth and Adult Classes
24
WICA Conservatory
25
WICA Conservatory
26
WICA Conservatory
27
WICA Conservatory
28
29
30
WICA Rocks our Whidbey Island Theatre
Festival 2014 with the original Broadway Tour
Version of The Who’s Tommy! 6 PM / $15
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
July 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
2
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
3
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
4 Independence Day
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
5
6
7
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
8
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
9
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
10
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
11
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
12
13
14
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
15
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
16
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
17
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
18
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
19
20
21
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
22
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
23
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
24
WICA Conservatory
Musical Theatre
Youth Summer Camp
Adult Classes
25
Youth Summer Camp
Performances
26
Youth Summer Camp
Performances
27
28
29
30
31
WICA Conservatory: Classes for all ages, register for a
summer you won’t forget! Including Introduction to professional level stagecraft
and performance as you rock The Who’s Tommy! JUN. 23 – JUL. 31 / $400 /
Monday – Friday / 10 AM – 2 PM / Performances AUG. 1 – 3 and AUG. 8 – 10
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
August 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Whidbey Island Theatre
Festival The Who’s Tommy
2
3
4
Season Auditions for
WICA Theatre Series
2014 – 2015
5
WICA Theatre Series
2014 – 2015
6
WICA Theatre Series
2014 – 2015
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
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Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts / 2013 – 2014 Season Calendar
Ticket office: 360.221.8268 or 800.638.7631
www.WICAonline.com
Welcome to the 2013 – 2014 Season!
September 2013
1&2
7
9/10 – 10/31
As
Woodworkers Guild Woodpalooza
Star Gala and Auction
Session I: War of the Worlds Radio Camp begins
13
Short Story Smash
18 – 22
28 and
Kitschcultural
‘n Bitch “Septoberfest”
the arts
hub of Whidbey
October 2013
Special Event
Education
Special Event
Island, WICA
has served
the Night
artistic
heart of our community
11 as
Opening
Art Exhibit
11 & 12
Blithe Spirit
Theatre Series
for the
past
17 years. We are truly a community arts Theatre
13
Blithe Spirit
Series
15
&
16
War
of
the
Worlds
Radio
Camp
Education
center where creative collaborations spark spectacular
18 & 19
Blithe Spirit
Theatre Series
performances
every
20
Blithe
Spiritweek throughout the year. Musicians,
Theatre Series
25 & 26
Blithe Spirit
Theatre Series
actors, 31
comedians,
dancers, singers, writers, poets, andEducation
War of the Worlds Radio Camp Performance
Novemberfill
2013
designers
the stage and our imagination with art. The
1
“QUE SERA! Celebrating Doris Day”
2013 – 2014
Season
tradition of offering
2
Kitsch
‘n Bitchcontinues
“Home for the the
Holidays”
6
An Afternoon with Nancy Pearl
“something
for everyone” and introduces Island ConsortSpecial Event
6
Literary SALON with Hedgebrook – “Radical Hospitality”
Seattle an
International
Comedy
Competition NW, and our
Chamber9 Series,
expanded
PianoFest
15
Wonderheads, Theatre Fantastical
24
Island Consort Chamber Series
first collaboration
with Whidbey Island Dance Theatre.
16
Deja Blooze
Family Series
Guarantee your seats now and we’ll see you at the shows!
NOON to 5PM
5 PM
4 – 6 PM
7:30 PM
www.wicaonline.com
7:30 PM
8
8
11
13 & 14
15
18
20 – 21
Holiday Concert Mandolin Messiah
Literary SALON with Hedgebrook: Presents Dani Shapiro
Wellington Day School: Holiday Concert
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
$10
www.wicaonline.com
$15
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
4 – 6 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
$15
$10
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
11:00 AM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
$28
$15
FREE
$10
$20
$20
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
Photo above and on the cover by Tyler Raymond
FREE
December 2013
6
6&7
FREE
Benefactor: $200 / Patron: $150 / Guest: $100
$160 for 8-week course
2 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
FREE
$15
$17
$20
$10
$17
January 2014
4
1/7 – 2/12
10
11
12
15
Tingstad and Rumbel Concert
Session II: Stagecraft Internship begins
Correo Aèreo
Kitsch ‘n Bitch “Chocolate and Whidbey Liquor”
Play Read/Scene Study Class
Education
Family Series
Education
7:30 PM
4 – 6 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
7 PM
$22
$15
$10
February 2014
7
7&8
9
12
14 & 15
16
21 & 22
26
City of Angels
City of Angels
South Whidbey High School Jazz Band
City of Angels
City of Angels
City of Angels
Literary Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
FREE
$17
Students and Seniors $10 / Family $30 / Adult $15
$17
$10
March 2014
1
7
8
14
15
21
22
28
Kitsch ‘n Bitch “Pans Across Borders (Canada)”
Troy Chapman Group
WOW!Stories 3
Siri Bardarson & Steve Trembley
Bahía
Whidbey Waldorf School – Student Showcase
Weatherside Whiskey Band
Short Story Smash
Local Artist Series
Special Event
Local Artist Series
Local Artist Series
Local Artist Series
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
9 AM – 3 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
$15
$25 Includes lunch by Whidbey Island Nourishes
$15
$20
Free Admission to Waldorf Parents
$15
$10
April 2014
4
4&5
6
7 – 11
11 & 12
13
15
16 – 19
20
25
26
27
28 – 30
The Snow Queen
The Snow Queen
Session III: Spring Break Camps
The Snow Queen
The Snow Queen
Deadline for LAS 2015 application
PianoFest Northwest 2014
PianoFest Northwest 2014
Bronkar Circus of Sound
Comedy Island
Youth in Arts Week
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Education
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Family Series
Education
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
FREE
$17
7:30 PM
2 PM
$17
7:30 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
TBA
$15
BY DONATION
May 2014
1
3
8&9
16 & 17
18
21 & 22
23
24 & 25
Youth in Arts
Kitsch ‘n’ Bitch “Meet the Producers”
Fusion Spark Content Marketing Retreat
Rural Characters
Hedgebrook Women Playwrights Festival
Wellington Day School Performances
Whidbey Surface Design Group Art Show and Sale Reception
Whidbey Surface Design Group Art Show and Sale
Education
TBA
7:30 PM
8 AM – 3 PM
7:30 PM
TBA
5 – 7 PM
NOON – 5 PM
BY DONATION
$15
Tickets available through Langleynewmedia.com
$25
BY DONATION
Tickets available through Wellington Day School
FREE
FREE
June 2014
6
6&7
8
8
11
13 & 14
15
20 & 21
23 – 27
Our Town
Our Town
Donor/Volunteer Appreciation Party
Play Read/Scene Study
Our Town
Our Town
Our Town
Session IV: WICA CONSERVATORY The Who’s Tommy
July / August 2014
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Education
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Theatre Series
Education
6 – 7 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
2 PM
7 PM
7:30 PM
2 PM
7:30 PM
FREE
$15
FREE
$10
$15
Whidbey Island Conservatory Training / Summer at WICA programming throughout July and August

Whidbey Island Center for the Arts / 2013 – 2014 Season 2013

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