Show Time | Fall 2012 by Carolina Theatre

SHOW time The Official Magazine of The Carolina Theatre

FALL 2012 | Issue 3 | www.carolinatheatre.org

FALL 2012 Dave Koz

ON HIS EVOLUTION AND WHY HE CHOSE TO BRING HIS CHRISTMAS TOUR TO THE CAROLINA PG. 16

INSIDE

Nnenna Freelon and John Brown bring it home for the holidays

Live from the 92nd St. Y brings the world to Durham via satellite Jim Carl on his favorite 1980’s films

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BOARD MEMBERS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Tim Alwran, chair Scott Harmon, vice chair Cecily Durrett, secretary Ronnie Eubanks, treasurer Eugene Brown Claude Bogues Paul Brock Brett Chambers Matthew Coppedge Christopher Crabtree Saundra Freeman David G. McIntee Wes Newman Michael Schoenfeld Alice Sharpe Christy Simmons Ryan Smith John Warasila Leigh Vancil

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ABOUT THE CAROLINA THEATRE OF DURHAM

The Carolina Theatre of Durham, Inc is the 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the city-owned Carolina Theatre complex. Each year we present a variety of film and live performers that encompass a broad and diverse cross section of arts and entertainment. Live performances at the Carolina Theatre are supported in part by the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency funded by the state of North Carolina, and the A.J. Fletcher Performing Arts Fund of the Triangle Community Foundation. ADVERTISERS MAKE THIS PROGRAM BOOK POSSIBLE

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Board Members & Administrative Staff . . . . . . . 3 Letter from the CEO.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Star Series Calendar...................................... 9 Support Our Future..................................... 14

FEATURES Hello Tomorrow:

Dave Koz Starts a New Chapter, Comes to the Carolina Theatre for the First Time........................................... 16

Together Again, for the First Time:

Nnenna Freelon and John Brown Come Home to Carolina for the Holidays........... 24

Live from New York:

Fascinating discussions from the 92nd Street Y......................................... 28

My Take:

Jim Carl on his favorite 1980’s films.................... 32

Photo Gallery (NCGLFF)..............................22 Photo Gallery (Donor Night).......................36 Film Festivals...............................................39 Carolina Stars Donor List............................. 41 Donor Spotlight..........................................47 Tickets & Seating........................................ 48 Guest Presenters.........................................51 Advertiser Index..........................................54

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Friends: By now, you’ve probably read about our stellar 2011-12 season, one of the greatest in the Carolina Theatre’s history. We surpassed all ticket sales records, saw major increases in our monthly film attendance, and increased by 25% the number of schoolchildren served by our Arts Discovery educational program. And we did it all despite being closed for more than four months for the long-overdue City of Durham renovations to our facility that was truly in disrepair. We even ranked among the Top 100 theaters worldwide for the first time ever, coming in 88th for the first half of 2012. It’s been a remarkable year for all of us, one that required the shared vision and dedication of my phenomenal staff, and the courage of our Board of Trustees to allow us to change course. We operate in a risky business with no guarantees, but the Board’s faith in our new direction has bolstered our resolve to continue to grow the Carolina Theatre in new and exciting ways. As a supporter of the Carolina Theatre – whether a longstanding Star donor or a first-time ticket buyer – you’re already playing a part in our success. And it’s important for you to know that we have far to go and that we need your help now more than ever. As you may have read in the press, a series of losses that began in 2008, followed by a four-month closure for renovations, have left us in a precarious financial position. We’ve begun to reverse the trend with stronger programming and increased profitability. But we ask you to remember that for all our success, the next few years are about reducing the deficit and getting us back on strong financial footing. So we ask you to consider helping us in any way you can – becoming a Star donor if you haven’t already, or increasing your support if you’ve already chosen to give. Your response to our efforts so far has been overwhelming, and I know that with your continued belief in the all new Carolina Theatre we have a brighter future than ever before. Warmest Regards,

Bob Nocek President/CEO CTDceo

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NOV 7 / JOSHUA RADIN & A FINE FRENZY: 2012 TOUR

OCT 23 & 24 / MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL™

OCT 22 / RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, INGRID MICHAELSON & LUCY WAINWRIGHT ROCHE

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INGRID MICHAELSON & LUCY WAINWRIGHT ROCHE CO-PRESENTED WITH GFOUR PRODUCTIONS 23/24 MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL Celebrating 10 years of “The Change”!

The return of a Carolina favorite!

Extraordinary guitarist and bassist together

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Fresh and nostalgic atmospheric sound

CO-PRESENTED WITH PINECONE:

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27 JERRY DOUGLAS BAND Great American music from a dobro legend

28 NOSFERATU

The silent film backed by Mallarmé Chamber Players

CO-PRESENTED WITH DUKE PERFORMANCES

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OCT 27 / JERRY DOUGLAS BAND

DEC 6 / KEB’ MO’

NOV 13 / MARC COHN NOV 16 / DELTA RAE

NOV 8 / BELA FLECK DEC 7 / SHAWN COLVIN

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9 JAKE JOHANNSEN A standup comedy veteran

10 LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III WITH DAR WILLIAMS Singer-songwriters extraordinaire

12 ROCK LIKE A MAN A CABARET FUNDRAISER

A cabaret benefit featuring company members from the touring production of Jersey Boys at the Durham Performing Arts Series. A night of music and entertainment benefitting Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS/the Phyllis Newman Women’s Health Initiative and The Carolina Theatre’s Arts Discovery program, which provides educational programming for over 15,000 children in 12 counties each year.

13 MARC COHN

Soulful songwriter pianist

CO-PRESENTED WITH CAT’S CRADLE 16 DELTA RAE Durham’s folk-rock favorites

17 THE INTERGALACTIC NEMESIS

A graphic novel comes to life

30 KATHELEEN MADIGAN

The funniest women in America

12 NATALIE MACMASTER CHRISTMAS IN CAPE BRETON A high-energy Celtic Christmas 21 NNENNA FREELON &

THE JOHN BROWN BIG BAND Durham’s stars together in a Christmas concert

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Together Again, for the First Time:

Nnenna Freelon and John Brown Come Home to Carolina for the Holidays BY MEAGHAN MULHOLLAND

nenna Freelon and John Brown are both worldrenowned jazz musicians and long-time Durham residents. They’ve been friends and colleagues for two decades, and in that time they’ve toured together internationally, collaborated on a Grammy-nominated album, even performed for President Obama in Hawaii. But December 21st marks the first time they will join forces for a special holiday show, here at the Carolina Theatre in front of a hometown crowd.

Recording and performing new arrangements of well-known holiday songs has its challenges, Freelon says: audiences expect to hear certain familiar tunes, but at the same time the performers want to keep things fun, fresh and interesting. This album and show gets it right, she says. “These are new takes on beloved, favorite songs. Big Band is such a wonderful, rich sound. The energy is really fun, and there are moments of beautiful spiritual sentiment as well.”

“We’re both traveling so often, off touring in different places,” says Freelon, a six-time Grammy nominee called “the international voice of jazz,” who has sung with artists like Herbie Hancock and Aretha Franklin, among many others. “I don’t get to play locally often, so this show is a thrill for me. I’m thrilled to greet the people I love, in the town that I love, under this special umbrella of the holidays.”

The Christmas Show at the Carolina Theatre will be a great way to get in the spirit of the season, and also a chance to catch these two phenomenal talents in a rare local performance together. Though their careers take them around the world, both Brown and Freelon are glad to call Durham home. Both praise the community for its diversity, its creative energy and its ongoing support of the arts.

The Christmas Show will feature Freelon on vocals and John Brown on bass and leading his full big band, the John Brown Jazz Orchestra, in all-new arrangements of holiday classics. A studio album of these Christmas songs will also be available at the show – recorded over the summer at a studio in Kernersville, the same featured in the documentary One Night in Kernersville, about a John Brown Big Band recording session, which won the Jury Award for Best Short at the 2011 Full Frame Festival.

“The culture here is unique,” says Brown. “It’s a great, eclectic city, rich with culture and life, that attracts people who appreciate and love the arts. It’s just a wonderful place to live.” A native of Fayetteville, graduate of UNC Greensboro’s School of Music and UNC Chapel Hill School of Law, Brown is currently an Associate Professor of Music and Director of the Jazz Program at Duke. He has recorded more than 20 studio albums, performed at venues like Carnegie Hall and

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OGETHER JOHN BROWN

” This is where I came of age as an artist... It’s an honor to live in the place that gave you wings.” the Kennedy Center with artists ranging from Wynton Marsalis to Rosemary Clooney, among many others, and has played regularly as a substitute with the NC Symphony since 1992. Brown is also a composer, arranger, producer, actor, member of several charity boards, and founder of the Performing Arts Coalition – a non-profit organization that supports arts education. He is at work on a new film about an autistic man whose main dream is to sing, Tommy: The Dream I Keep Inside Me. Freelon was born in Boston, but came to North Carolina after college and stayed to raise her family here. “I signed to Columbia records with a Durham address, and I still have a Durham address,” she says. “This is

where I came of age as an artist. People who saw me perform back in the 80’s, at places like the CenterFest Arts Festival and Apple Chill, have been here and watched me evolve and grow. It’s an honor to live in the place that gave you wings.” Brown and Freelon hope to establish an annual tradition with the Christmas Show, and to be able to celebrate the holidays with a hometown crowd in years to come. “It’s an honor to be able to perform at the Carolina Theatre, a place with such an important history in this community,” Brown says. “They have been so supportive of us. It’s just another testament to how Durham looks after its own, and supports the people who live here.”

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NEW YORK: IN COLLABORATION WITH DUKE UNIVERSITY AND WITH SUPPORT FROM THE DURHAM ARTS COUNCIL.

Fascinating discussions from the 92nd Street Y BY MEAGHAN MULHOLLAND

Elie Wiesel, Jon Meacham and Jodi Kantor are just a few of the notable figures who will appear live via satellite at the Carolina Theatre this fall, as part of the exciting new series “Live from the 92nd Street Y.” Selections from the New York City institution’s renowned interview and lecture series are broadcast live each year to select locations, and now Triangle residents will be able to participate in these extraordinary events. During the broadcasts, audience members will be able to watch and participate in real time, with the chance to ask questions of hosts and panelists in New York. “Our goal in bringing this series to the Carolina Theatre is to continue to provide the broadest range of programming, and to keep things interesting,” says Carolina Theatre President/CEO Bob Nocek. “Durham is such a smart, inquisitive town; we wanted to offer people a chance to see and hear something they wouldn’t be able to otherwise. We’re excited to be the first venue in the Triangle to offer this special programming, and we think there will be a lot of demand for it.”

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Sponsored by Duke University and The Durham Arts Council, the series will run through the Fall to May 2013, featuring about a dozen interviews on topics ranging from global affairs to science, art and history. The fall schedule includes a tribute to Julia Child, a lecture about Thomas Jefferson, and interviews with writer Anna Quindlen, Elie Wiesel, and more. A full schedule and tickets can be found on the Carolina Theatre’s website. The 92nd Street Y’s live-via-satellite series launched to just a handful of remote locations, but today broadcasts to more than 150 sites across North America. Says Jessica Schneider, their Director of Programming and Outreach for New Media, the decision to add remote venues came from a desire to expand the organization’s mission of community building. “We had all these amazing speakers, and kept hearing how people wished they could get such great people to come to their communities. It seemed like a simple way to use technology to bring the events to places that might not otherwise get to experience them.” In this spirit of community and inclusiveness, each off-site venue is listed at the beginning of the broadcast, with popular events sometimes showing at as many as 40 locations simultaneously.

ELIE WIESEL

Live from the 92nd Street Y F A L L

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OCT 28, 7:30 PM ON JULIA CHILD AT 100: AN APPRECIATION Judith Jones and Laura Shapiro with Alexandra Leaf

NOV 4, 7:30 PM ERIC KANDEL & ELIE WIESEL WITH DR. GAIL SALTZ: MIND, BODY AND SOUL

NOV 26, 7:30 PM ANNA QUINDLEN WITH JODI KANTOR

DEC 9, 7:30 PM JON MEACHAM: ON JEFFERSON

The Spring 2013 will be announced later this Fall. Visit www.carolinatheatre.org/92Y for more.

The Carolina Theatre premiered its first broadcast – a conversation between Madeline Albright and Christiane Amanpour – at a private donor recognition gala in May, to great response. “It really reinforces how small the world is now,” says Nocek. “That people in Durham can sit in a theatre and participate in a live event in New York, in real time.” Tickets will be extremely reasonable, he says – costing five to ten times less than they would be to see the same speakers in person. “Twenty or thirty years ago, people could have only imagined this,” he says, “and the fact that we can not only offer it as a reality, but also at a reasonable price, is pretty amazing.”

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Jim Carl’s

My Take A personal take from Carolina Theatre Senior Director and film programmer Jim Carl on moments in his life and the films that were there with him Find more at carolinatheatre.org/blog

JIM’S 10 FAVORITE AMERICAN MOVIES FROM THE 1980s Paring down this list to ten measly titles was pure unadulterated hell. Some other time, Back to the Future. Goodbye, Raiders of the Lost Ark. After an exhausting round of cuts while watching Rocky III and The Blues Brothers (whilst working from home on a Monday, I’m only saying) – I managed to whittle down my original list to the 10 movies you see below. Are these 10 finalists truly masterpieces? Absolutely, I assure you, especially if you’re the kind of person who works in a place that has lockers. I tried to pick 10 films that bring me happiness, and not 10 films that make me look clever, which I am not, you can ask anybody, particularly anybody who works in a place where they keep their valuables in a locker. In some cases, my memory of a particular film-watching experience is better than the film itself. I mean, how could I forget that time a half-dozen of my fraternity brothers and I ditched Dr. Van Martin’s chemistry class, crammed into my room and watched Highlander three times in a row, then afterwards ran across campus while swinging wooden swords over our heads, and screaming at the top of our lungs, “There can be only one!” If done correctly, this can be quite effective, especially as the girl’s lacrosse team tries to run away from you. It was a grand time, no matter that I can’t watch the movie nowadays without subconsciously rubbing the 2-inch scar over my right kneecap where some sweat-drenched uberfeminist jabbed me with the metal head of her

lacrosse stick after I tripped over that stupid water sprinkler near the Godfather’s Pizza on Mason Avenue. Word of advice: Never take a wooden sword into battle against an Amazonian warrioress-in-training who’s carrying a 2 ½ ft. stick used for retrieving small deerskin balls, especially one who doesn’t appreciate your (totally non-sexual) advances toward with her while holding wood in your hand. Why aren’t important films such as Born on the Fourth of July, The Trip to Bountiful, and Tess, among others, on this list, you ask? I pause, thinking about these movies. And about meeting my deadline. And lacrosse. And Mr. T in Rocky III. Whatever. I can tell you right now that their absence doesn’t mean I don’t think they’re important films. They are. They’re important pretentious films. Especially since Tess totally screwed The Empire Strikes Back out of a Best Picture Academy Award nomination in 1980. Paring down this list meant I had to trust my memory rather than my brain. (That sentence made a whole lot more sense when it first popped into my mind.) If your favorite film from the 1980s doesn’t appear on the list, well, have a shower, take a quick nap, sip some Starbucks, and get dressed for the evening, because you’re gonna have to drive to some far-off place like Montauk, Long Island or Colorado City, Texas before finding someone who cares about The Trip to Bountiful. Because God knows I don’t.

ORDINARY PEOPLE (1980) Without a doubt, this is my favorite movie of all-time. This spawned an entire sub-genre of movies about whiny adolescents suffering from pedestrian, over-diagnosed American psychological conditions, but none of those films featured Pachelbel’s Canon in D. Mary Tyler Moore’s character reminds me a little bit of my mother. (Not that I’ve given it much thought, really.) A lot of people have poohpoohed this movie over the years because it beat Raging Bull for the 1980 Best Picture Oscar. What a bunch of sore losers. I mean, The Empire Strikes Back wasn’t nominated for Best Picture that same year either, and you don’t see me ranting and demanding a recount and everything, do you? The 1980 Oscars were sorta like Florida during an election year. Which leads me into...

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980)

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (1980) “No, I am your father.” With that single line, Generation X experienced the greatest movie plot twist of its age. We were forced to wait a whole three years until Return of the Jedi, and during that long haul no movie was ever as hotly-discussed, re-enacted, or scrutinized as this one, in a heartbreakingly middle school-aged kind of way. Did I mention Empire wasn’t even nominated for Best Picture? Know what was? Tess. Does anybody even remember Tess? Admit it, you Google-searched it when I mentioned it earlier, didn’t you? What a world we live in. Cheater.

OPLE (1980)

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APARTMENT ZERO (1989)

PRIVATE BENJAMIN (1980)

I saw this on VHS years after its release. It’s the story of an Englishman (and all-around movie buff) living in Argentina who begins to suspect that his roommate may be a former mercenary-turned-serial killer. That’s the hook that pulls you in, but the actual story is about something much, much darker and complex. I must tread very, very carefully as I explain this next part. Years later, I had a roommate whose background closely resembled Hart Bochner’s character; the former mercenary in this film. I appreciate some of the tiniest details in Apartment Zero that fly over almost every one else’s heads, if only because I’ve lived with an honestto-God member of Special Operations Command. It’s a rare occurrence that something enters their heads that doesn’t come out of their mouths, which is amusing for about three minutes and then becomes annoying. They’re the only people I’ve met who’ve had to make more apologies than I have. Anyways, the movie’s pretty much authentic. If I were you, I wouldn’t expect this scenario to have a happy ending.

ALIENS (1986) “Get away from her...you bitch!” It was as if the entire feminist movement of the 70s gathered together on-screen, turned toward the audience, and roared. Women cheered as the men laughed nervously in the dark. We knew something in the zeitgeist had...shifted, but we weren’t sure what. If you attended movies during this time period, you know what I’m talking about. Until Aliens, I’m not sure that most studio heads realized that women even watched action movies. Plus, Sigourney Weaver’s Ripley was a total bad-ass. I once named a cat after her. HIGHLANDER (1986)

EVIL UNDER THE SUN (1982) If you’re going to watch labyrinthine murder-mysteries with friends, take my advice: Only invite people who are dumber than you. Sometimes, plot is everything. And Agatha Christie wrote some of the greatest humdingers of all time, including this one. This is one of those whodunits I enjoy inflicting on friends and co-workers (and sometimes the drunks at my local dive bar), especially when they want to watch something else, because I can sit there and feel all smug in the knowledge that I know the ending and they don’t. About every five minutes, I love pausing the movie and asking, “So, who do you think did it?” And because no one in all these years has ever, ever gotten it right, you just know my demeanor while watching this movie is nothing short of smashing.

9 TO 5 (1980)

PRIVATE BENJAMIN (1980) Watch the scene where a mud-splattered Goldie Hawn confronts her overbearing father and has to decide whether or not to stay in the Army. I never understood the term, character arc, until I saw this movie. Plus, I love military marches and Benjamin has one of the best I’ve ever heard. I’m not ashamed to admit it, but I once recorded the soundtrack onto a Memorex cassette

tape and turned it into my own personal theme music. I strolled through the forest for hours, practicing my tracking skills (See Hopscotch below) whilst wearing my Walkman, getting my James Bond on, and imagining that Darth Vader and Michael Meyers were lurking just right around that outcropping of rock, which isn’t something you just stumble across in West Texas, but there you are. Surprisingly, I was never able to convince any of my friends to meet me in the woods and go for the Big Win. Yes, here’s yet another movie that wasn’t nominated for Best Picture in 1980 because of Tess. Pretentious snobs.

GHOST STORY (1981) At the time, this had the single most-explicit all-out sex scene I’d ever seen in a legitimate theatre. For that reason alone, it deserves a slot on this list. The scene happens at the 42-minute mark in the movie. I know this because I wore out a VHS copy of the film. Hey, I’m not grilling you about your sexual predilections; I can barely keep track of my own. There’s no point in me getting judgey on you because we’re all friends here, and especially after that whole Highlander-lacrosse debacle, Lord knows I’m lucky to bend my knee at all, right? Stupid water sprinkler. Anyways, I got caught describing some of the juicier bits from this horror movie to the guys in my 7th grade Arts class and got sent to “The Office.” (I never heard it called anything else, just “The Office.”) I don’t think I ever truly embarrassed my mother more than I did that afternoon, especially after I tattled and told Principal Barnes that she was the one who took me to see this porno epic in the first place. Hard to imagine why I thought the Jarretts were a normal family in Ordinary People.

9 TO 5 (1980) This is the only time in this entire article that I’m gonna say this: Dolly Parton, Dolly Parton, Dolly Parton. Excuse me for a moment. I have to take deep breaths.

HOPSCOTCH (1980) Walter Matthau plays a retired CIA agent who writes a tell-all book and finds himself pursued by his former employers. When I was a kid, I wanted to grow up to become Matthau’s character, Miles Kendig. While other kids in the 1980s were reciting lines of dialogue from Star Wars and E.T., I usually found myself alone in the creepy black forest near my grandparent’s house in West Texas, pretending that I was an evil mastermind (a trait which has served me well in later years), and practicing my tracking skills because, you know, those might someday actually come in handy (See Private Benjamin to the left.) To this day whenever I’m in a restaurant or a casino, I still sit at a table where I can observe every entry point into the room. And because it feels cool.

HIGHLANDER (1986) I’ve already covered this. You better not just be already skimming to the bottom of this article.

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DONOR APPRECIATION EVENT Each Spring we reach out to donors and dignitaries to say “thank you” for supporting the Carolina Theatre. This is also where theatre insiders get a special “sneak peek” of the upcoming season.

01 Theatre CEO Bob Nocek introduces our brand new series, Live from the 92nd Street Y 02 Board Chair Tim Alwran [left] with Theatre supporters Richard and Deirdre Arnold 03 New Board of Trustees member Leigh Vancil [left] 04 Carolina Theatre Director Fundraising & Sponsorship Meredith Vey 05 City Manager Tom Bonfield [left] and Senior Assistant to the City Manager Reginald Johnson [right]

05 Photo Credit: Charlotte Claypoole

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“There's now a generation of people in the Triangle who plan their springs around the 100-plus documentaries that will screen over four intoxicating days.”

“If you’ve never been to Full Frame, well, you should. It’s a crown jewel for Durham and an utterly engrossing, thought-provoking way to spend a weekend.” - Durham Magazine

- Independent Weekly

“One of the world’s largest and most prestigious documentary festivals.” - Variety “This annual festival puts a rare experience at our front door.”

“The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is a gauge of collective attention.”

- The Herald-Sun

- PopMatters

16TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL APRIL 4 – 7, 2013 PASSES ON SALE 1/15/13 WWW.FULLFRAMEFEST.ORG

Full Frame Tribute honoree, Stanley Nelson, speaking at the 2012 Festival, photo by Lalitree Darnielle

FILM FESTIVALS & SERIES The Carolina Theatre presents the finest independent cinema 365 days a year.

NORTH CAROLINA GAY + LESBIAN FILM FESTIVAL August 2013 The North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Film Festival (NCGLFF) celebrates a worldwide glimpse of today’s gay and lesbian life, helps bring the community together and features entertaining and sophisticated films and filmmaking. Since beginning in 1995, the Festival has featured a diverse array of shorts, documentaries and feature films. The Durham Convention and Visitors Bureau named the NCGLFF a Signature Event for Durham, the highest honor bestowed on a cultural event or attraction by the organization. ncglff.org

RETROFANTASMA FILM & RETROFANTASMA CLASSICS SERIES

Retrofantasma Film Series: Admit it, you like being scared on purpose. When the shriek of a violin makes you jump, when dark shadows scurrying past a flashlight’s beam take your attention from the world, when you hear a scream at night in the distance and wonder what’s playing on the TV at your neighbor’s house, you step – for the briefest of moments – into the magic realm of scary movies. Simply put, Retrofantasma is a monthly double feature of the greatest scary – and fun – movies ever made. Retrofantasma Classics Series: A monthly double-feature of genre films from the 1950s through the early 1970s. From the infamous gimmickry of William Castle to the giant bug films of the 1950s, some of these films are considered masterpieces. Others are simply great “bad” movies. festivals.carolinatheatre.org/retrofantasma

NEVERMORE FILM FESTIVAL February 22-24, 2013 Since 1999, the Nevermore Film Festival has presented brand new horror shorts and features from around the world, as well as timeless fan favorites. Many of these films will never receive a theatrical release in the United States. From classic suspense movies to hyper-violent Hong Kong cinema and everything in between – Nevermore has it all! festivals.carolinatheatre.org/nevermore

ESCAPISM FILM FESTIVAL Fall 2013 Your favorite childhood movie heroes are back: Jack Burton, Buck Rogers, Admiral Kirk, Snake Plissken, Kermit the Frog, Indiana Jones, and so many more. Escapism recaptures the magic of your favorite fantasy and adventure movies from the late seventies and early eighties. The ones you remember watching with your friends on Saturday afternoon matinees during summer vacations. Timeless examples of what movies do best of all – fantasy and adventure, epic in scale, heroic in concept, and imaginative in execution. They’re fun movies. They’re meant to be. festivals.carolinatheatre.org/escapism

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2012 2013

DONOR SUPPORTED PROGRAMMING

With deepest gratitude, the Carolina Theatre of Durham recognizes the contributions from our community. As an organization that continues to evolve – one constant remains the same…the generous support of our donors and fans.

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS $5,000+

BB&T Duke Energy Foundation F.M. Kirby Foundation Fletcher Performing Arts Fund Fox Family Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Michael Jordan Nissan Norman & Bettina Roberts Foundation Professional Nursing Solutions, LLC World Beer Fest WTVD ABC 11

Merck Employee Matching Program Network for Good Teleflex Foundation Widmark Family Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

In-Kind Donations

King’s Daughters Inn The Cupcake Bar Northern High School Culinary Program Pizzeria Toro Spartacus Restaurant Durham Convention Center Measurement Incorporated Piedmont Restaurant

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT President’s Circle $1,200+

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Kennon Craver, PLLC Mary D.B.T. Semans Foundation

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Supporter $240+ Michael-Anne & Bill Ashman Richard Balamucki & Susan Hollobaugh Michael Barefoot & Tim Manale James & Beth Barba Bates Buckner James H. & Brigit M. Carter Barry & Jean Marie Curtis Todd & Susan DePinto Deborah James Dobbins

2012 NORTH CAROLINA GAY + LESBIAN FILM FESTIVAL CORPORATE SUPPORT $2,500 +

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC Duke University Hospital Replacements, Ltd. Wells Fargo Advisors

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Fred Dretske & Judith Fortson Dr. Steven Grambow & Dr. Holly Biola Wade & Roxanna Gramley Winston Greene & Kevin Sowers Janet Leigh Harmon Joseph Hatch & Zachary Hatch Thaddeus Hunt Dr. & Mrs. Peter Klopfer Mr. & Mrs. David Leinfelder Lawrence Loeser Kaya Manson Susan E. Marshall Horst & Ruth Mary Meyer Karen McCallister Erica and Andy Oliver Ray & Rosalyn Phillips Quality Builders of Raleigh Margaret & Tim Rauwald Stacey & Michael Ray Susan Rodger & Thomas Narten Tony Schibler Janet White & Hilary Sheaves Eric Wiebe & Cynthia Shimer Larry & Pat Vandawalker Jenny Warburg

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Fan $85+

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FOR THE 2012-13 SEASON WE INTRODUCED A NEW WAY TO SUPPORT OUR OUTSTANDING CINEMATIC PROGRAMMING. Thank you to the individual sponsors of Retrofantasma, Groovy Movie Film Series, Escapism Film Festival, and Dumbstruck Film Festival. Graham Buffkin Thomas M. Burch Shirley Cameron Stewart & Kristofer Chang Alexander John Darnielle Lloyd Mielenz III Shawn D. Moore Sarah Preston Amanda Ray Will Stroh & Ali West Lauren Turner Ultimate Comics & NC Comicon Scott Weaver Wendy Webber Chris Wimberley

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PROFESSIONAL NURSING SOLUTIONS

As the schedule of live performances and the diversity of audiences expand, companies are choosing to join the Carolina Theatre family through our Corporate Sponsorship program. For the 2012-13 Star Series season, one such group is Raleigh-based nurse staffing firm, Professional Nursing Solutions. Lead by Owner and President, Glenn Brody, Professional Nursing Solutions brings their large staffing force, enthusiasm of live entertainment, and support of our community to the Carolina Theatre Sponsorship.

Q: CAN YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT PROFESSIONAL

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A: Professional Nursing Solutions, LLC is a

licensed nursing pool in Raleigh, NC. We are proud of our caring staff and RN ownership. PNS understands patient care and the healthcare industry. We’re celebrating seven years of outstanding nursing services.

Q: HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE CAROLINA

THEATRE TO SOMEONE NOT FROM THE AREA?

A: The Carolina Theatre is a cozy, intimate atmosphere

with great acoustics.

Q: IS PROFESSIONAL NURSING SOLUTIONS ACTIVE

IN THE COMMUNITY IN OTHER WAYS?

A: We participate in many charitable events throughout

the greater triangle area.

CONTACT: Professional Nursing Solutions, LLC 3021 Berks Way - Suite 201 Raleigh, NC 27614 Office: 919-562-1300 | Fax: 919-573-9611 www.pnsnc.com

Q: AS A NEW SPONSOR, WHAT INITIALLY

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HOW TO ORDER www.carolinatheatre.org/tickets (919) 560-3030

The more you buy â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the more you save! PICK 3 Pick any three Star Series events and save 15% on your total ticket purchase before convenience fees.

PICK 5 Pick any five Star Series events and save 25% on your total ticket purchase before convenience fees.

GROUP TICKETS Groups of 10 or more can save 15% on most Star Series events. Call the Carolina Theatre box office for more information.

LEGACY BOX SEATS Experience the elegance of the past in the Carolina Theatreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recently renovated box seats. Enjoy great music, comedy and performing arts with a unique perspective of the stage and the newly-restored Fletcher Hall. Packages include two tickets to all Star Series events, access to our new VIP lounge, parking and more.

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GUEST PRESENTERS FULL FRAME DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is an annual international event dedicated to the theatrical exhibition of non-fiction cinema. Each spring Full Frame welcomes filmmakers and film lovers from around the world to historic downtown Durham, North Carolina for a four-day, morning to midnight array of over 100 films as well as discussions, panels, and southern hospitality. Set within a four-block radius, the intimate festival landscape fosters community and conversation between filmmakers, film professionals and the public. fullframefest.org

THE DURHAM SAVOYARDS Created in 1963, Durham’s amazing homegrown theatre troupe, The Durham Savoyards, has brought fun and beauty to the Triangle by presenting the brilliant works of William S. Gilbert & Arthur S. Sullivan. For 50 years, this hardworking group of local theater lovers have entertained a community and greatly enriched the local arts scene. This spring, the Carolina Theatre is proud to host the Savoyards’ 50th Anniversary production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance March 14-17 & 22-24. durhamsavoyards.org

TRIANGLE YOUTH BALLET With a passion for training the next generation of dancers and instilling a deeper understanding of dance arts in our community, the Triangle Youth Ballet offers aspiring dancers workshops and performance opportunities. Founded in 1995 with the specific mission to produce family performances with local talent, the company quickly grew into one of the area’s top dance schools. This season, the troupe will perform The Nutcracker December 15-16. triangleyouthballet.org

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GUEST PRESENTERS DURHAM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Durham Symphony is a semi-professional orchestra composed of a combination of volunteers and professionals, all classically trained. Throughout its 37 year history, the Durham Symphonyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission has been to foster the appreciation of music through the production of high-quality music for and by the residents of Durham and surrounding communities. The Symphonyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s programming reflects a commitment to familiar, American, and popular music. The Durham Symphony Orchestra also seeks to introduce classical orchestral music to young people in the school system through a variety of outreach programs. Traditionally, between October and May, the DSO performs several classical concerts at the Carolina Theatre. durhamsymphony.org

CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF THE TRIANGLE Considered one of the finest professional ensembles in North Carolina and the Southeast today, the Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle boasts an elite corps of musicians presenting a well-chosen and unusual repertoire that delights audiences and evokes high praise from critics. That standard of excellence has become the hallmark of the orchestra and has distinguished it from its peers. The orchestra performs throughout the year at the Carolina Theatre. Season tickets are available through the Carolina Theatre box office. thecot.org

NC YOUTH TAP ENSEMBLE The North Carolina Youth Tap Ensemble presents performances featuring cutting edge contemporary choreography and traditional rhythm tap as it was danced in its prime. The company has performed or collaborated with many jazz musicians around the nation and world, has toured internationally and regularly appears at the two largest tap festivals in the United States, the New York City Tap Festival (Tap City) and Chicago Human Rhythm Project. ncyte.org

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