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2016 - 20172016-17 Season Tacoma’s Theater DistrictPantages Theater Rialto Theater Theatre on the Square Tacoma Armory
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2016- 2017WELCOMETO BROADWAY CENTER'S 2016-17 SEASONIN TACOMA'S HISTORIC THEATER DISTRICTIllustrations by Chandler O’LearyWith more than 30 shows coming toTacoma’s stages, we’re certain you’lldiscover quite a few for your must-see list!For a complete list of events, visitBroadwayCenter.org.HOME OF TACOMA'S RESIDENT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS
S P E C I AL T H ANKS TO O U R S E AS O N S PO NS O RS :2016-17 PROGRAMVOLUME III7John Cleese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 178Lewis Black: Rant, White & Blue Tour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 189Davina & The Vagabonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 2510Lila Downs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March 3110Sons of Serendip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 812Bellydance Evolution – Alice in Wonderland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 814Garrison Keillor: Just Passing Through . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 1314Under the Streetlamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 1517Arlo Guthrie – Running Down the Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . April 2319Black Lives Matter: A Conversation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . May 320Joan Osborne: The Songs of Bob Dylan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . June 322Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . July 21BOAR D OF T RUST E E S2 01 6 -1 7Tiffany T. Harmon, President Amanda M. Nathan, SecretaryClint Johnson, Treasurer Deanna M. Keller, Immediate Past-PresidentChristopher AlgeoJudy BaergJon BowserKim A. FisherHolly HayesStephanie B. HoweNicole S. HumeLisa R. JangardGenie JeffersonBrooke A. JohnsonKathy S. KeeleSara S. KendallKelly LaneConnie J. LadenbergDarriel W. MenefeeMark D. PintoJumi SakuraiKristen SawinVic SwebergMike R. WarkBROA DWAY C E N T E R STAF FLeadershipDavid Fischer, Executive DirectorLacey Wright, Associate Executive DirectorRobyn Engleking, Director of FinanceBecky Johnson, Director of DevelopmentScott Painter, Director of OperationsHolly Klindt, Executive AssistantCentennial CampaignStacey Guadnola, Capital Fund DirectorBox OfficeVanessa Cadungug, Box Office ManagerAmanda Oliver, Assistant Box Office ManagerErin White, Box Office LeadSara Judy, Box Office LeadAri Browne, Box Office Sales RepresentativeDevelopmentKristine Finch, Major Gifts ManagerAlison Pride, Grant WriterAngela Ferguson, Auction CoordinatorEducationKatie Lappier, Associate Director of EducationTony Gomez, Education ManagerMarsha Walner, Education ManagerNicolette Andres, Master Teaching ArtistDarlene Anderson, Master Teaching ArtistC. Rosalind Bell, Master Teaching ArtistJill Heinecke, Master Teaching ArtistLaNita Hudson, Master Teaching ArtistGabe McPherson, Master Teaching ArtistMara Offengender, Master Teaching ArtistLeah Scofield, Master Teaching ArtistLaura Shepherd, Master Teaching ArtistBryan Willis, PlaywrightEvents & Venue RentalsLeilani Balais, Associate Director of EventsEmily Alm, Senior Event ManagerSean Blacketer, Maintenance CoordinatorGini Sommer, Volunteer CoordinatorChris Tubig, Rental Sales ManagerCayla Fields, Event CoordinatorJeff Jainga, Event LeadRiley Park, Event LeadSarah Koestler, Front of House Team MemberJake Nix, Front of House Team MemberRiley Park, Front of House Team MemberKawana Bullock, Concessionaire / Event AideMelanie Cole, Concessionaire / Event AideAkida Dancer, Concessionaire / Event AideCarissa Daniels, Concessionaire / Event AideKirsten Deane-Ajax, Concessionaire / Event AideWes Hough, Concessionaire / Event AideAnna Larson, Concessionaire / Event AideRochelle Wells, Concessionaire / Event AideKourtney Williams, Concessionaire / Event AideFinanceShannon Johnson, Associate Director of FinanceAimee Takayoshi, Finance AssistantMarketing & ProgramsJared Wigert, Associate Director of MarketingKatie Engel, Data and Patron Services ManagerSydney Gleisner, Assistant Marketing ManagerStage & OperationsNick Shellman, Stage Department CoordinatorWarren Crain, Head CarpenterRoyce Baer, Lead Technician (Rialto)Josh Holcomb, Head FlymanRich Tocher, Lead Technician (Theatre on the Square)Don Littrell, Sound TechnicianCaroline McKee Silva, TraineeJohann Wippich, TraineeDear friends,Welcome to theBroadway Center!In March, wewelcome some ofthe biggest namesin comedy to thePantages Theater: first, the brilliantlyabsurd John Cleese on March 17,followed by the outrageous LewisBlack the following night. We endthe month with pop star Lila Downs,whose soaring vocals have earned her aLatin Grammy and a massive fan base.Then in April, let’s go down therabbit hole with a new spin onthe classic Alice in Wonderland byBellydance Evolution, and Sons ofSerendip perform their soulful pop.Later, Garrison Keillor returns withhis signature wit to the stage, followedby Under the Streetlamp’s concertof classic hits from the American radiosongbook.Folk icon Arlo Guthrie returnsto Tacoma to share stories andfavorite songs. In May, the BroadwayCenter partners with UW Tacomato bring Black Lives Matter: AConversation as part of the PaulsenLecture Series to engage in opendiscussion about race relations inAmerica. Joan Osborne showcases hertalent with the beloved songs of BobDylan. We close the season with BenHarper & The Innocent Criminals,a show full of classic rock and rollbravado.Together, we experience art,community, and life in vibrantdowntown Tacoma. Thank you forjoining the journey, and filling ourhistoric theaters with energy and livelyengagement.Sincerely,David FischerExecutive DirectorAll stage work performed by employees that are represented by IATSE, Local #15.encoreartsseattle.com 5LISA MONET PHOTOGRAPHYIN THIS ISSUE
March 2017Volume 3, No. 3Paul HeppnerPublisherSusan PetersonDesign & Production DirectorAna Alvira, Robin Kessler,Shaun Swick, Stevie VanBronkhorstProduction Artists and Graphic DesignMike HathawaySales DirectorBrieanna Bright, Joey Chapman,Ann Manning, Rob ScottSeattle Area Account ExecutivesMarilyn Kallins, Terri ReedSan Francisco/Bay Area Account ExecutivesJonathan ShipleyAd Services CoordinatorCarol YipSales CoordinatorSara KeatsJonathan ShipleyOnline EditorsLeah BaltusEditor-in-ChiefPaul HeppnerPublisherDan PaulusArt DirectorGemma Wilson, Jonathan ZwickelSenior EditorsAmanda ManitachVisual Arts EditorBarry JohnsonAssociate Digital EditorPaul HeppnerPresidentMike HathawayVice PresidentGenay GenereuxAccounting & Office ManagerSara KeatsMarketing ManagerRyan DevlinBusiness Development ManagerCorporate Office425 North 85th Street Seattle, WA 98103p 206.443.0445 f 98 x105www.encoremediagroup.comEncore Arts Programs is published monthly by Encore MediaGroup to serve musical and theatrical events in the PugetSound and San Franc isco Bay Areas. All rights reserved. 2017 Encore Media Group. Reproductionwithout written permission is prohibited.6 BROADWAY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSEAP 1 3 S template.indd 18/10/16 9:27 AM
Broadway Center presentsAN EVENING WITHJOHN CLEESEFRIDAY, MARCH 17, 2017 AT 7:30 P.M. & 9:30 P.M.PANTAGES THEATERAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME: 60-90 MINUTESWITH NO INTERMISSIONSPONSORSMEDIAJohn Cleese is both a versatile comedicactor and a leading business motivator.With the legendary Monty Python’s FlyingCircus, Fawlty Towers and A Fish CalledWanda, he created a unique comedic stylethat has inspired countless writers andcomedians.“The world’s funniest man” first madehis mark as a member of the legendaryMonty Python troupe in the 1960s, andhas gone on to write, produce, direct andstar in some of the greatest comedic hitsof the last forty years, even receiving anOscar nomination for best screenplayfor A Fish Called Wanda. But John is farfrom your garden-variety entertainer.From the beginning of his career he hascontinually parlayed his enormous talentsinto advancing the political causes hebelieves in (he is a vocal supporter of theUK’s Labour Party); promoting education(a former Rector of the University ofSt. Andrews, he served as a professor-atlarge at Cornell University from 1991– 2006); and teaching business skills (thetraining videos created by his VideoArts production company are viewed bymillions of people in the UK and abroad).In Fall 2014, John released his NewYork Times best-selling memoir, SoAnyway . The book shares his ascentin the entertainment world, from hishumble beginnings in a sleepy Englishtown and his early comedic days atCambridge University (with future"BEFUDDLEMENTIS CLEESE'SSTOCKIN TRADE."– THE NEWYORK TIMESPython partner Graham Chapman), tothe founding of the landmark comedytroupe that would propel him toworldwide renown.Cleese enthralls packed audiencesworldwide. Whether he’s coaching novicecomedians, discussing his liberal politics,or imparting his formulas for success ineducation, business and life, Cleese alwaysleaves audiences clamoring for more.John Cleese’s influence is also felt inthe corporate world as the founder ofVideo Arts, the world’s largest providerof business training programs. Establishedin 1972 with three fellow British actors,Video Arts gained an internationalreputation as the premier source forbusiness know-how. Cleese attributes hissuccess in making hit training programsto his fascination with psychology andhis love for teaching and making peoplelaugh. He believes that “humor intraining increases retention and decreasesanxiety. When the training point issurrounded with humor, it can be readilydigested, remembered, and applied.” Onthe lecture stage, Cleese brings his awardwinning series of videos to life. Hisboundless energy and inimitable sense ofhumor create a hilarious exploration ofbusiness basics, from corporate etiquetteand customer service to creative thinkingand problem solving.encoreartsseattle.com 7
CIT Y OF AUBURN2017 PERFORMING ARTS SEASONSaturday, March 117:30pmSuburbanShowgirlAAT 20/ 18June 2, 3, 9, 10, 16 & 17, 7pmJune 4, 11 & 18, 2pmHairsprayAAT Pre-Sale: 15/13;( 20/ 18 at the door)Saturday, April 29, 7:30pmSigned, Sealed,Delivered – StevieWonder TributeAAT 20/ 18Saturday, May 6, 7:30pmPatsy Cline TributeAAT 20/ 18Friday, March 17, 7:30pmThe GothardSistersAAT 23/ 20Saturday, April 8, 7:30pmSan Jose TaikoAPAC 25/ 22Live Nation and BroadwayCenter presentLEWISBLACK:RANT, WHITE& BLUE TOURSATURDAY, MARCH 18, 2017AT 8:00 P.M.PANTAGES THEATERAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME: 120MINUTES WITH INTERMISSIONFriday, May 5, 7:30pmVocal TrashAAT 23/ 20ON SALE NOW!www.auburnwa.gov/arts253-931-30438 BROADWAY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSLewis Black is one of the most prolificand popular performers workingtoday. He executes a brilliant trifectaas stand-up comedian, actor, andauthor. Receiving critical acclaim,he performs over 200 nights a yearto sold-out audiences throughoutEurope, New Zealand, Canada,and The United States. Black’s liveperformances provide a cathartic releaseof anger and disillusionment for hisaudience. He yells so they don’t haveto. A passionate performer who is morepissed-off optimist than mean-spiritedcurmudgeon.Black is the rare comic who can causean audience to laugh themselves intoincontinence while making compellingpoints about the absurdity of our world.He was born in Washington D.C. andraised in Silver Spring, MD. Colicky asa baby, it seems he was destined to beangry and easily irritated. His mother,a teacher, and his father, a mechanicalengineer, instilled in both Black and hisyounger brother Ron the importance ofeducation and the necessity to questionauthority; lessons which have influencedBlack throughout his private andprofessional life.When he was 12, his father took him tohis first play and he quickly fell in lovewith the theater. This ultimately led himto pursue a career in drama. Degreesfollowed from the University of NorthCarolina and Yale Drama School, with astint in Colorado owning a theater witha group of friends in the interim. Duringhis tenure at UNC, Lewis first venturedinto stand-up, performing at Cat’s Cradlein Chapel Hill.Stand-up continued to be a steadypresence as he pursued his career in
theater. Black eventually settled in NewYork City and became the playwrightin-residence at the West Bank Café’sDownstairs Theatre Bar. In additionto overseeing the works on stage, heemceed every show. As the West Bankgrew, so did Black’s skill as a standup and eventually, the fulfillment ofperforming stand-up outweighed thatof working in the theater. Having foundhis public voice, Black left the WestBank in the late ‘80s to pursue standup full time. In 1996, his friend LizzWinstead tapped him to create a weeklysegment for a show she was producingon Comedy Central called The DailyShow. The segment, a three minute rantabout whatever was bothering him atthe moment, evolved into Back in Black.In the midst of a rigorous touringschedule, regular TV appearancesand movie roles, Black has writtenthree books, Nothing’s Sacred (Simonand Schuster, 2005), Me of Little Faith(Riverhead Books, 2008), and I’mDreaming of a Black Christmas (RiverheadBooks, 2010). All garnered criticalpraise as well commercial successand spent numerous weeks on theNew York Times best seller list. Asa playwright Black has penned over40 plays, many of which have beenproduced around the country.In addition to his professional pursuits,Black is dedicated to a number ofcharitable organizations. As a long-timementor with the 52nd Street Project,he was roasted in Charred Black 2007which drew the largest fundraisingnumbers in the Project’s history. He’sa member of their Advisory Board,Co-Chair of their Capital Campaign,and in 2000, the Ron Black MemorialScholarship Fund was created in memoryof his late brother.Today Black maintains residencesin both Manhattan and Chapel Hill,NC. Still loyal to his alma mater, he’sworked with UNC students to createthe Carolina Comedy Festival, a yearlyfestival on the UNC campus that notonly highlights performances, but alsoprovides workshops and lectures forbudding comics, writers and performers.With his involvement at UNC, hecontinues a life-long commitment toeducation and the arts. In his leisure time,Black likes to play golf, even though golfhates him.Broadway Center presentsDAVINA & THE VAGABONDSSATURDAY, MARCH 25, 2017AT 7:30 P.M.THEATER ON THE SQUAREAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME:90 MINUTES WITH INTERMISSIONDAVINA & THE VAGABONDS(DATV) have created a stir on thenational music scene with their highenergy live shows, top musicianship,sharp-dressed professionalism, andSowers’ commanding stage presence.With influences ranging from FatsDomino and the Preservation HallJazz Band to Aretha Franklin andTom Waits, the band is convertingaudiences across the world. In 2011Davina released her first full length,all original album Black Cloud. It wasnamed one of the 10 best releases of theyear by the Minneapolis Star & Tribuneand awarded 4½ stars from DownbeatMagazine. Their next release in 2014,Sunshine, hit number 13 in the BillboardBlues Chart and led them to be amusical feature on the hit BBC show,Later with Jools Holland.DATV’s shows are filled with NewOrleans charm, Memphis soul swagger,dark theatrical moments that evokeKurt Weill, and tender gospel passages.Davina’s voice and stage presence defySPONSORSPARTNERcategory in a different way. She hasbeen compared to Etta James, AmyWinehouse, Janis Joplin, Billie Holiday,and Betty Boop, but comparisons don’tsuffice: Davina is a true original.Bringing you 100 years of Americanmusic and many originals, which lendthemselves to the American Songbook,the band brings edgy nostalgia and freshnew music. This rollicking quintet isheld together by Davina’s keyboardplaying, with acoustic bass, drums,and a spicy trumpet and trombonehorn section. The group’s focused,clean sound and emphasis on acousticinstruments is novel to both blues andjazz worlds, and sets the show closer toNew Orleans than to Chicago.encoreartsseattle.com 9
Broadway Center presentsLILA DOWNSFRIDAY, MARCH 31, 2017 AT 7:30 P.M.PANTAGES THEATERAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME: 90 MINUTESWITH INTERMISSIONLila Downs has one of the world’smost singular voices and innovativeapproaches to music. She is the daughterof a Mixtec Indian woman, AnastasiaSanchez, who ran away from her villageat 15 to sing in Mexico City cantinasand a University of Minnesota professorAllen Downs, who saw her singing andfell in love.Lila grew up both in Minnesota andOaxaca, and her music and vocal artistryhave many influences, including thefolk and ranchera music of Mexico andSouth America and American folk, jazz,blues and hip-hop. Many of her lyricsfocus on issues relating to social justice,and often tell the stories of the workerswho migrate from rural Mexico towork in the U.S. She studied classicalvoice and cultural anthropology at theUniversity of Minnesota. “The MexicanAmerican singer has a stunning voice, aconfident multicultural vision groundedin her Mixtec Indian roots,” said theLos Angeles Times. The New York Timesnoted, “Ms. Downs has multiple voices,from an airborne near-falsetto down toa forthright alto and a sultry, emotivecontralto.”She and her husband / longtimecollaborator, Paul Cohen, haveproduced ten studio albums, with“Pecados y Milagros” having earnedboth a Grammy and a Latin Grammy10 BROADWAY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSSPONSORaward, and achieving double-platinumin Mexico. She received her first LatinGrammy for the 2004 release, “UnaSangre.” Her current project, “RAÍZ,”is a collaboration with Argentiniansinger Soledad Pastorutti and Spanishflamenco singer La Niña Pastori.This album garnered two 2014 LatinGrammy nominations for “Album ofthe Year” and “Best Folk Album.”Lila Downs has performed at many ofthe world’s most prestigious festivalsand venues including Jazz at LincolnCenter, Carnegie Hall and the Festivalof Sacred Music – Hollywood Bowl.Recently, she has been invited to sing atthe White House, and performed on the75th Annual Academy Awards and the2012 Latin Grammy Awards televisedceremonies.Her music has also been includedin several feature films such as TheCounselor, Tortilla Soup, Real WomenHave Curves, The Three Burials ofMelquiades Estrada, Carlos Saura’s Fados,Mariachi Gringo, and Hecho en Mexico.Broadway Center presentsSONS OFSERENDIPSATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017AT 7:30 P.M.RIALTO THEATERAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME:120 MINUTES WITH INTERMISSIONSons of Serendip is a musical groupof four friends, who through a series ofserendipitous events, came together ingraduate school at Boston University.Micah Christian, a former teacherfrom Randolph, Massachusetts, is thelead vocalist of the group; CordaroRodriguez, a former attorney fromCharlotte, NC, is the pianist andguitarist; Kendall Ramseur, a formercello instructor from Charlotte, NC,is the cellist and vocalist; and MasonMorton, who is a former teacher fromAtlanta, GA, is the harpist for thequartet. They have each been playingtheir instruments since childhood, andin 2014, they came together to beginwhat they know will be a long beautifuljourney of creating music that touchespeople’s hearts. They hope that theirmusic will resonate deeply with listenersand that, in some way, it will make their
SPONSORlives a little better – even if just for amoment.Micah Christian became interestedin music at an early age. However, itwasn’t until his senior year of highschool, when he earned a solo in theMassachusetts Southeastern DistrictSenior Choir, that he realized hispotential as a musician. As a freshman atStonehill College, he decided to followhis passion for music. For the next fiveyears, he spent his summers performingwith the Cape Cod-based a cappellagroup, Hyannis Sound, and his love formusic deepened. Alongside Micah’spassion for music is his desire to helpbuild a better world. He has volunteeredfor a year in Honduras, and a month inCalcutta, India with Mother Teresa’sMissionaries of Charity. Also, in 2013,after graduating from Boston Universitywith a Master of Divinity, he and hiswife volunteered in a rural communityin northern Peru for another year. Asa member of Sons of Serendip, Micahhopes to inspire others to use their giftsto spread love and build a better world.Mason Morton lived in a housefull of love and encouragement withhis mom, aunt, and grandparents. Healways admired his grandparents, and hesays he learned his drive, determination,and taste in music from them. His loveof music was instilled early on, andquickly became a passion. Mason beganto see his own potential with the helpof his harp mentors: principal harpistof the Atlanta Ballet, Nella Rigell, andformer principal harpist of the BostonSymphony Orchestra, Ann HobsonPilot. It was their combined confidencethat gave him the courage to believe inhimself. After completing his graduatestudies at Boston University, he isthrilled his musical journey has led himto Sons of Serendip. It is here he hasgained the brotherhood he has longedfor. As a member of Sons of Serendip,he hopes that his journey will help toinspire others to follow their dreams.Cordaro Rodriguez began teachinghimself piano at ten and became wellKendall Ramseur is a singerversed in several other instrumentssongwriter, composer, and cellist.as well as in music production. HeKendall’s relationship with music beganhas produced music for several wellat age seven when his father purchasedknown international artists such asan upright piano for the family. WhileVerbal, Kylie Minogue, CREAM,excelling in his pianoand Deaf Tech.studies, KendallAfter graduatingfound his instrumentfrom Princetonof choice at ageUniversity inten, “My orchestra2008 with ateacher laid all theBachelor’s Degreeinstruments onin Psychology,the floor in thehe spent a yearclassroom and toldvolunteeringeach student to standas an Englishby the instrument ofteacher intheir choice theEcuador. He thencello really sparkedattended Bostonsomething in me.”University SchoolKendall chose theof Law where hecello that day, andreceived his Jurisone of the ways he–THENEWYORKTIMESDoctor degree inwould express himself2012. At Bostonchose him. He thenUniversity hewent on to receive hisserendipitouslyBachelors and Mastersreconnected with his childhood friend,Degrees from the University of NorthKendall Ramseur, and met his futureCarolina School of the Arts and Bostonbandmates – Mason Morton and MicahUniversity, in Music Performance withChristian. As a member of Sons ofa concentration in cello. As a memberSerendip, Cordaro is very grateful toof Sons of Serendip, his hope is that thishave the opportunity to pursue his lovequartet will inspire others through theirfor music.music, creating an experience one willnever forget."SONS OFSERENDIP'SARRANGEMENTS.[ARE] ALIVEWITH DETAIL BUTSILKY BEYONDREASON."encoreartsseattle.com 11
SPONSORACT 1SCENE 1: The Garden PartyPerformers: Entire CastChoreography By: Jillina, Heather Aued (Tribal:Rin Ajna)Music By: Paul DinletirSCENE 2: The White RabbitPerformers: Ellyott ColonChoreography By: Ellyott ColonMusic By: Paul DinletirBroadway Center presentsBELLYDANCE EVOLUTION –ALICE IN WONDERLANDSATURDAY, APRIL 8, 2017 AT 7:30 P.M.PANTAGES THEATERAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME: 150 MINUTES WITH INTERMISSIONMessage From the DirectorThank you for coming to ourperformance of Bellydance Evolution’s“Alice in Wonderland.” BellydanceEvolution takes a revolutionary approachto this whimsical tale, re-imagining thecolorful, iconic – and dare we say, “mad”– characters through the language ofworld fusion dance. Since it’s creation in2009, we have been so lucky to have thesuccess we have had. We have performedto sold-out crowds in over 20 differentcountries.Part of casting the event was anonline competition to give local andinternational dancers the opportunity tobe part of this truly unique show. This isalso the first production where we havecast a male tribal dancer.This project hasbeen a dream come true and we wouldlike to thank the entire cast and crew fortheir unbelievable talent and dedication.It’s now time to be inspired and journeydeep into the mysterious world ofWonderland! Enjoy!12 BROADWAY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSBELLYDANCE EVOLUTIONPRESENTS“Alice in Wonderland”Artistic Director – Jillina CarlanoAssociate Artistic Director - Heather AuedComposer - Paul DinletirCastAlice – Heather AuedThe Queen of Hearts – Jillina CarlanoThe Mad Hatter – Rin AjnaThe Caterpillar – Sharon KiharaThe White Rabbit – Ellyott ColonThe Chef – Ozzy AshkenaziThe Duchess – Jill CollinsThe Knave of Hearts – Lee Na-MooEnsemble – Bella Choi, Colleen Wilde,Jill Collins, Kaitlyn Lewis, Lee Na-Moo,Luna Poumian, Naima Sultana, Paula Saneaux,Rachel Reynolds, Sedona Soulfire, ShannonDsouza, ShoShannah Estell and Taka CarnesCrewLighting Designer – Ben SpronkCostumes/Props – Larisa Beasley, Nikii Henry,Hallah Moustafa, Louchia Tchoukhri,Sara Perez, Susan Frankovich, Jenny Tran,Irina Kovalynk, Elsa Dinletir, Ninyshka,Kelly Hardy, Melanie Lane, Shannon Final,Steffan KochSCENE 3: The ChasePerformers: Ellyott Colon, Heather AuedChoreography By: Danielo Mendes, LaurenBoldtMusic By: John GravesSCENE 4: Down the Rabbit HolePerformers: Heather Aued, EnsembleChoreography By: Lauren Boldt, SusanFrankovichMusic By: Paul DinletirSCENE 5: Eat Me, Drink MePerformers: Heather Aued, Ellyott Colon, OzzyAshkenazi, EnsembleMusic By: Paul Dinletir, Danielo MendesSCENE 6: Pool of TearsPerformers: Heather Aued, Bella ChoiChoreography By: Jillina, Lauren Boldt, JamilahMusic By: Paul DinletirSCENE 7: The Caucus RacePerformers: Jillina, Heather Aued, Rin Ajna,Jill CollinsChoreography By: Jillina, Lena HeltMusic By: HodaSCENE 8: Tweedle Dee & Tweedle DumPerformers: Colleen Wilde, Naima SultanaChoreography By: Jillina, Olga KramarovaMusic By: Hossam RamzySCENE 9: Advice from a CaterpillarPerformers: Sharon Kihara, Heather Aued,EnsembleChoreography By: Sharon KiharaMusic By: Paul DinletirSCENE 10: The DuchessPerformers: Jill Collins, EnsembleChoreography By: Louchia TchoukhriMusic By: Sergei Ciuhrii and Sergei PavlovSCENE 11: Pig and PepperPerformers: Entire CastChoreography: Jillina, Louchia Tchoukhri,Lauren BoldtMusic By: Ozzy and Matias Hazrum
IntermissionACT 2SCENE 1: The Cheshire CatPerformers: EnsembleChoreography By: JillinaMusic By: Paul DinletirSCENE 2: The FlowersPerformers: EnsembleChoreography By: (Part 1) Susan Frankovich /(Part 2) JillinaMusic By: (Part 1) Paul Dinletir / (Part 2) Dr.Samy FaragSCENE 3: A Mad Tea PartyPerformers: Rin Ajna, Heather Aued, EnsembleChoreography By: Heather AuedMusic By: Paul Dinletirbringing life to f lowersfor over 25 yearsmusic arts poetrymovement foreign languageEarly Childhood and GradesTacomaWaldorf.org909 PACIFIC AVE, TACOMA, WA 98402253.572.2327 BLITZFLORIST.COMBli 082410 flower 1 12.pdfSCENE 4: No Time, No TimePerformers: Heather Aued, Ellyott ColonChoreography By: Heather Aued, DanieloMendesMusic By: Paul DinletirSCENE 5: The Chase - ReprisePerformers: Ellyott Colon, Heather Aued,Rin AjnaMusic By: John GravesSCENE 6: Painting it RedPerformers: EnsembleChoreography By: Jillina, Sabah,Heather AuedMusic By: (Part 1) Said Darwish / (Part 2)Paul Dinletir 20waivedSCENE 7: Off With Their HeadsPerformers: Jillina, Heather Aued, Rin Ajna,Sharon Kihara, EnsembleChoreography by: Jillina, Heather Aued, LaurenBoldt, Susan FrankovichMusic By: Paul DinletirSCENE 8: The Queen’s LamentPerformers: (Part 1) Jillina / (Part 2) Jillina,Ellyott ColonChoreography By: (Part 1) Jillina / (Part 2)Jillina, Danielo MendesMusic By: (Part 1) Amir Sofi /(Part 2) Paul DinletirSCENE 9: Who Stole the Tarts?Performers: Entire CastChoreography By: Jillina, Heather Aued, LaurenBoldt, Louchia Tchoukhri, Sharon Kihara,Ellyott Colon (Knave of Hearts Solo –Lee Na-Moo)Music By: Paul Dineltir / Drum By: Ozzy andMatias HazrumSCENE 10: Alice WakesPerformers: Heather AuedMusic By: Paul DineltirFINAL BOWThe arts are essential to thehealth of our community.MultiCare is proud to support the Broadway Centerand performing arts in Tacoma.multicare.orgMultiCare Health SystemMary Bridge Children’s Hospital & Clinics MultiCare Allenmore Hospital MultiCare Auburn Medical CenterMultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital MultiCare Tacoma General Hospital MultiCare ClinicsPerformers: Entire CastMusic By: Paul DinletirEAP 1 2 V template.indd 1encoreartsseattle.com138/9/16 10:55 AM
Broadway Center presentsGARRISON KEILLOR:JUST PASSING THROUGHBroadway Center presentsUNDER THESTREETLAMPTHURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 AT 7:30 P.M.PANTAGES THEATERAPPROXIMATE RUN TIME: 120 MINUTES WITH INTERMISSIONSPONSORSOne of the most prolific Americanstorytellers of all time, Garrison Keilloris a writer and humorist best known forhis popular live radio variety show, APrairie Home Companion, which peakedwith more than 4 million listeners onmore than 600 public radio stationseach week.Keillor is also known for the dailyradio and online program, The WritersAlmanac, and as the editor of severalanthologies of poetry, most recently,Good Poems: American Places. A bestselling author, he has published morethan two dozen books, includingLake Wobegon Days, The Book of Guys,Pilgrims, Guy Noir and the Straight Skinny,14 BROADWAY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTSPARTNERand Homegrown Democrat. In 2006,Keillor played himself alongside a castthat included Meryl Streep, Lily Tomlinand Kevin Kli
BROADWAY CENTER STAFF Leadership David Fischer, Executive Director Lacey Wright, Associate Executive Director Robyn Engleking, Director of Finance Becky Johnson, Director of
