HARRIS CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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INTRODUCING THE HARRIS CENTER’S FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SEASON FALL LINEUP! Welcome to the Center’s fifth season of performing arts! In the pages that follow, you’ll again find a diverse lineup of arts and entertainment offerings—literally hundreds of performances featuring touring artists from around the world, the Center’s many community partners, and productions created by the ever creative students and faculty of Folsom Lake College. To commemorate the Center’s fifth anniversary, we’ve brought back some of the most popular touring shows from our first year, among them STOMP, Jose Porcel’s flamenco company from Spain, and Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain Tonight! —in case you missed these sold out engagements the first time around. Concerts abound, ranging from Kevin Costner with his country/ rock band Modern West, to Taiko drum master Kenny Endo, to The Nelson Riddle Orchestra in a special centennial salute to Sinatra. These, and others included herein, are all GREAT SHOWS that we know you will enjoy UP CLOSE. When the Harris Center opened in 2011, we promised to take the community on a journey. Now, more than 1500 performances later, we’re well down the road. We hope you have found your life enriched by the opportunities to experience artistic work, celebrate cultural traditions and explore the creative process right here in Folsom, and look forward to further shared adventures with you in the year ahead. Dave Pier Executive Director Harris Center for the Arts
Rachel Rosenthal President Folsom Lake College
GREAT SHOWS. UP CLOSE. IN FOLSOM!
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ESPERANZA SPALDING AUG 13 PAGE 6 JOHN ANDERSON SEP 27 PAGE 11
BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA NOV 21
NATIONAL ACROBATS AND CIRCUS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA SEP 18–20 PAGE 9
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THE NUTCRACKER DEC 17–20 PAGE 26
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ALEX RAMON #NewMagic Alex Ramon has mesmerized millions around the world with his innovative magic. Just ten years after receiving his first magic book, Alex redefined the role of a magician and made history. His sleight-ofhand skill and presentation of illusions are world-class and have earned him top honors from his peers. This remarkable young showman has perfected his craft, making him a modern master of magic. Alex Ramon has been at the center of multi-million dollar productions that have taken him across the globe where he has mystified people from all walks of life. Whether he performs live or on television, his charisma is engaging and captivating. Alex is recognized by his unparalleled energy, inspiring personality, and charming smile. When you see him perform, you realize Alex Ramon is the magic.
SUN, JUL 12; 3 PM $35
El Dorado Musical Theatre
DISNEY’S MULAN JR. Youth Theatre at its Best! Based on the classic animated movie, Disney’s Mulan, Jr. is a heartwarming celebration of culture, honor, and the fighting spirit. The score includes favorites like “Reflection,” “Honor to Us All,” and “I’ll Make a Man Out of You.” This is a great show for the entire family.
FRI, JUL 10 - SUN, JUL 19 $14-$20; Premium $28 July 15 & 16 Bargain Nights $13.50
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CINDERELLA Be whisked away to the enchanting world of Cinderella, as told through the beauty and grace of the ballet. Set to Serge Prokofiev’s hauntingly beautiful score, Cinderella tells of a young woman’s rags-to-riches journey from servant to princess. Filled with the magic of fairy godmothers, a handsome Prince Charming and those evil but hilarious stepsisters, Cinderella is a story that will delight and charm the young and young at heart. Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet Theatre’s production of this classic fairy tale comes to life with beautiful costumes, stunning sets and classical choreography, making it the perfect outing for the entire family.
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SAT, JUL 25; 2 PM SUN, JUL 26; 2 PM $20-$26; Children 12 and Under $15-$21
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AN EVENING WITH RICKIE LEE JONES Two-time Grammy® Award-winner Rickie Lee Jones exploded onto the pop scene in 1978 and has made a career of fearlessly experimenting with her sound and persona. Rickie is both a character in the songs and the songwriter singing. She defies convention with her sometimes brazen sexuality and a mixed bag of jazz, rock, and what has come to be known as “confessional” songwriter performances. Jones’ live performances have reached a pinnacle of honesty and excellence rarely seen in others. Her latest album, The Devil You Know, is produced by Ben Harper and reimagines the music of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Neil Young, and more.
Five-time Grammy® Award-winning singersongwriter and 2012 Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, Mary Chapin Carpenter, will embark on a unique series of intimate, acoustic performances this summer. The tour marks Carpenter’s return to singing both timeless hits and deep cuts from her expansive and beloved 13-album catalog after performing with orchestras in 2014. Carpenter will be joined on stage by longtime friends Jon Carroll (piano) and Austin Nevins (guitars).
FRI, JUL 31; 8 PM $35-$45; Premium $55
SUN, JUL 26; 8 PM $39-$49; Premium $59
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KEVIN COSTNER AND MODERN WEST While prolific movie star Kevin Costner commands the microphone, his band Modern West accompanies with Americana roots and rock instrumentals. The imagery is nicely atmospheric, as the all-American boy persona Costner has perfected effectively complements the whole enterprise. Costner started touring musically in an endeavor to connect with his fans on a more personal level, sharing his love of music and lighting up the stage with a band of musicians that balances perfectly with his laid back, intimate, rock ‘n’ roll musings.
FRI, AUG 7; 8 PM SAT, AUG 8; 8 PM $55-$85; Premium $95
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ESPERANZA SPALDING PRESENTS: EMILY’S D+EVOLUTION Grammy® Award-winning singer-composer-bassist Esperanza (Emily) Spalding has announced her newest project, Emily’s D+Evolution. Rekindling her childhood interest in theatre, poetry, and movement, this new project delves into a broader concept of performance. Originally conceived the day before her birthday, during a “sleepless night of full moon inspiration,” Emily’s D+Evolution will be performing all new material that Esperanza says “unfolds as live musical vignettes.”
THU, AUG 13; 7:30 PM $36-$46; Premium $56
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ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL Asleep at the Wheel has seen miles and miles of Texas. They got their kicks on Route 66. Now in their 44th year, the band continues to introduce the western swing genre to a new generation on tour. With an impressive nine Grammy® Awards under their belt, their musicianship has become the stuff of legends. Rolling Stone voted them the Best Country & Western Band, and Reuters pegged the group as “one of the best live acts in the business.” Their latest recording, Still The King, celebrates the music of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys.
FRI, AUG 21; 8 PM $36-$46; Premium $56
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KEYBOARD CONVERSATIONS® WITH JEFFREY SIEGEL The Golden Age of the Piano
Splendor from Silence
Enjoy beloved favorites from yesteryear together with insightful commentary by virtuoso pianist Jeffrey Siegel. In the first of three presentations for the Harris Center’s fifth anniversary, this program includes the iconic American sounds of Gershwin as well as music by Chopin, Dvorák, Tchaikovsky, and Brahms.
Music of composers engulfed in deafness.
SAT, JAN 16; 7:30 PM $29-$39; Students with ID $9
Two Great Romantics – Schumann and Chopin Music of love, passion, and gorgeous melodies.
SAT, AUG 22; 7:30 PM
WED, MAY 4; 7:30 PM
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AUGUST Spiritual Center for Positive Living
DEEPAK CHOPRA: THE FUTURE OF WELLBEING An intimate night of empowering inspiration with “one of the top ten most influential spiritual leaders around the world” (Time Magazine). Renowned physician and author Deepak Chopra creates a roadmap for “higher health,” based on the latest findings in both mainstream and alternative medicine.
SAT, AUG 29; 7 PM $55-$120
Folsom Lake Community Concert Association
MIKE FARRIS 2015 Grammy® Award-winner for Best Roots Gospel album, Mike Farris is an exhilarating R&B vocalist that has a genre-defying style, along with an inspiring story of renewed lifestyle and career. Farris performs with a 5-piece band, featuring hit songs from Billboard’s top 100 songs of 1969 covering a wide range of soulful, feel-good music.
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SUN, SEP 13; 2 PM $25
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THE NATIONAL ACROBATS AND CIRCUS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA Peking Dreams
The City of Folsom
AN EVENING WITH MICHAEL PRITCHARD Michael Pritchard—a nationally acclaimed humorist, activist and motivational speaker—shares his entertaining yet powerfully inspiring message on community building, collaboration, and volunteerism. Celebrate and renew your spirit with a big dose of laughter and inspiration. Hosted by the City of Folsom, the talk will mark the kick-off of volunteer recruitment for the 2015 Community Service Day planned this fall. Community Service Day mobilizes hundreds of volunteers of all ages and interests to complete projects that have a lasting impact in the Folsom community.
Experience a jaw-dropping spectacle of Chinese circus, acrobatics, and Peking Opera performed by China’s most revered circus artists! In this family-friendly production, 45 highly trained artists exhibit unparalleled grace, agility, flexibility, and athleticism while juggling, contorting and balancing their bodies in ways that boggle the mind. Enhanced with traditional Chinese music, brightly colored costumes and makeup, and elaborate props, there is something for everyone in this sensory-stimulating production performed for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Founded in the 1950s, the Acrobats and Circus are one of China’s longest running and most esteemed troupes and have directly influenced circuses around the world, including Cirque du Soleil and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey.
FRI, SEP 18; 7:30 PM SAT, SEP 19; 2 & 7:30 PM SUN, SEP 20; 2 & 7 PM $21-$39; Premium $45 10% Discount on Sunday Evening Single Tickets
TUE, SEP 15; 7 PM FREE EVENT (Tickets required)
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GENE KELLY: THE LEGACY An Evening with Patricia Ward Kelly Legendary dancer, director and choreographer Gene Kelly brought astonishing grace and athleticism to the movies. His engaging onscreen personality is so accessible we feel like we know him. In fact, we know very little. In this unique, live one-woman show, described as “mesmerizing” and “a real treat” by Variety, Patricia Ward Kelly—his wife and biographer—gives us the story. Taking audiences behind the scenes, she presents an intimate portrait of this innovative artist who gave us such iconic works as An American in Paris and Singin’ in the Rain.
FRI, SEP 25; 7:30 PM $19-$39, Premium $45 Students with ID $12
Classical Masters Music Festival
ANGEL OF MUSIC A SALUTE TO ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER Starring Glory Crampton and Franc D’Ambrosio Broadway veterans Glory Crampton and Franc D’Ambrosio pay tribute to some of the most memorable songs of the great Andrew Lloyd Webber. Ms. Crampton is a Broadway leading lady and musical theatre veteran known for her critically acclaimed roles in productions of Phantom of the Opera, My Fair Lady, Nine, Camelot, Carousel, and The Fantasticks. She is also an accomplished soprano solo artist. Mr. D’Ambrosio, best known as the titular Phantom in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Tony® Award-winning musical, The Phantom of the Opera, is affectionately known as “The Iron Man of the Mask.” He was awarded the distinction as the “World’s Longest Running Phantom,” with over 2,300 performances of the lead role, a title he held for a decade.
SAT, SEP 26; 7 PM $49-$109; Premium $139
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JOHN ANDERSON
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John Anderson is among the very best country singers working today, with a successful career that has lasted more than 30 years. Starting in 1977 with the release of his first single, “I’ve Got a Feelin’ (Somebody’s Been Stealin’),” Anderson has charted more than 40 singles on the Billboard country music charts, including five Number Ones: “Wild and Blue,” “Swingin’,” “Black Sheep,” “Straight Tequila Night,” and “Money in the Bank.” He has also recorded 22 studio albums. His latest, Goldmine, was just released on his own Bayou Boys label in May and features a dozen new songs penned by the award-winning songwriter.
SUN, SEP 27; 7 PM $29-$49; Premium $55
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MERCY KILLERS In this new play by Michael Milligan, chronic illness, financial disaster, and the American health care system are explored as we watch the story of Joe unfold. A blue-collar mechanic with a red state perspective who staunchly believes in the American way of life, Joe prizes hard work, self-reliance and personal liberty. Deeply in love with his wife, he even enjoys their “nuclear arguments” on the dangers of too much Rush Limbaugh and not enough organic foods. Everything changes when she is diagnosed with cancer. Both a tender love story and unblinking look at health care in America, it moves audiences to share their stories and ideas – red, blue and beyond.”
THU, OCT 1; 7:30 PM FRI, OCT 2; 7:30 PM SAT, OCT 3; 2 PM & 7:30 PM $25-$29 Students with ID $12 10% Discount on Thursday Single Tickets
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El Dorado Musical Theatre
HIGH VOLTAGE BACK TO BROADWAY #HarrisCenter
High-energy entertainment? Exceptional singing and dancing? Flat-out fun that will have you on your feet? You’ve just described High Voltage, the premier performing group from El Dorado Musical Theatre. This fastpaced review features music and dancing from Broadway.
FRI, OCT 2; 7 PM $18-$26; Premium $30-$33
THE FOLSOM SYMPHONY FAMILY CONCERT Explore orchestral music with the Folsom Symphony! This event provides an opportunity for all ages to explore the wonderful rhythms, melodies, harmonies, and symphonic textures of grand orchestral fare, including selections from Musorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. An “instrument petting zoo” is also featured, offering a guided hands-on experience for those wishing to give an orchestral instrument a “test drive.”
SAT, OCT 3; 11 AM $12; Students $8
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HOT TUNA To some, Hot Tuna is a reminder of some wild and happy times. To others, that name will forever be linked to their own discovery of the power and depth of American blues and roots music. To newer fans, Hot Tuna is a tight, masterful duo that is on the cutting edge of great music. For more than four decades, Hot Tuna has played, toured, and recorded some of the best and most memorable acoustic and electric music ever. From their days playing together as teenagers to their current acoustic and electric blues, probably no one has more consistently led American music for the last 50 years.
SUN, OCT 4; 7:30 PM $30-$45; Premium $55
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THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER The Manhattan Transfer has remained an important part of musical history for over forty years. The legendary quartet has won 10 GrammyŽ Awards of 20 nominations, has been inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame, and continues to wow audiences with live performances throughout the country and the world. The Manhattan Transfer is comprised of Cheryl Bentyne, Alan Paul, Janis Siegel and Trist Curless, who recently stepped into the shoes of the group’s founder, Tim Hauser, after his recent passing. With worldwide record sales in the millions, the extraordinary group topped the charts consistently for decades with their melodic and jazz infused vocals that bring audiences back year after year while spanning generations.
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THU, OCT 8; 7:30 PM $40-$55; Premium $65
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BOLLYWOOD MASALA ORCHESTRA AND DANCERS OF INDIA Spirit of India The Bollywood Masala invites you on a journey of music and dance to all four corners of India, from Pondicherry to Srinagar and back again. With 20 of India’s most important artists on stage, this colorful spectacle will captivate you with a whirlwind of sights and sounds, directed by one of India’s legendary artists, Rahis Bharti.
Folsom Lake Community Concert Association
ETHAN BORTNICK Engaging, charismatic, super-talented pianist/vocalist Ethan Bortnick presents an inviting program of classical, jazz, and popular music favorites. This youthful international sensation creates unparalleled concerts. At fourteen years old, he is the “World’s Youngest Solo Musician to Headline His Own Tour” (Guinness World Records). Bortnick’s deep musical knowledge, broad tastes, and staggering talents make his performances a treat for the whole family.
SUN, OCT 11; 2 PM $25
FRI, OCT 9; 7:30 PM SAT, OCT 10; 7:30 PM $25-$49; Premium $55 Students with ID and Children 12 & Under $12-$25
Folsom Lake College Production
FALL CHORAL AND VOCAL RECITAL CONCERT Performing the full range of choral literature, from classics to contemporary and world cultures, the Folsom Lake College Choir features students and members of the community who together share their love of making music. The evening’s music is appropriate for the entire family.
TUE, OCT 13; 7:00 PM $10 Students with ID, Children 12 and Under, Seniors(65+) $8
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CLASSIC ALBUMS LIVE: JIMI HENDRIX ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? For the first time in popular music, the greatest albums from the 60’s and 70’s are recreated live on stage, note for note—cut for cut. Classic Albums Live performs the works of Jimi Hendrix the same way an orchestra performs the work of Mozart. They don’t bother with imitation or impersonation. The bands are big—upwards of 11 pieces. They research these albums and go to great lengths to reproduce each and every sound live.
SAT, OCT 17; 8 PM $30-$35; Premium $40
Sacramento Baroque Soloists
GERMAN MASTERS OF THE BAROQUE CORE Contemporary Dance
THE DOORWAY Since it launched onto the Sacramento dance scene in 2007, CORE Contemporary Dance has become the region’s premiere contemporary dance company, selling out each season. Artistic Director Kelli Leighton’s athletic choreography and expressive style challenges the limits of the human body. Through the dancers’ movement, the audience members identify with the humor, pain, struggle, or triumph presented on stage. The Doorway brings quirky characters, brilliant costumes, new stories, and surprises to the stage each season. A Sacramento favorite since 2010!
From Bach to Telemann to Handel, German composers during the Baroque period integrated elements of music from all over Europe. In their first concert of their 14th season, Sacramento Baroque Soloists explore the instrumental chamber music of these great masters.
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TE VAKA With members hailing from New Zealand and islands of the South Pacific, Te Vaka has been described as one of the most talented and original world music acts to appear on the international scene for years. With a vibrant blend of traditional Polynesian rhythms, indigenous instruments, captivating vocals and globally influenced contemporary sounds, their music is a fusion of styles that is both fresh and original.
SUN, OCT 18; 3 PM $19-$39; Premium $45 Students with ID $12
SAT, OCT 17; 7:30 PM $25 Seniors (65+) $20 Students with ID $10
FRI, OCT 16; 7:30 PM $20-$23
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THE FOLSOM SYMPHONY Masterpieces With Alon Goldstein, piano Selections include Copland: “Fanfare for the Common Man,” Brahms: “Piano Concerto No. 1,” and Musorgsky/Ravel: “Pictures at an Exhibition.” Alon Goldstein is one of the most original and sensitive artists of his generation, admired for his musical intelligence and dynamic personality. Alon’s artistic vision and innovative programming have made him a favorite with audiences and critics alike throughout the United States, Europe, and Israel.
SAT, OCT 24; 7:30 PM $25-$49; Premium $59 $5 Discount for Seniors (65+) & Students with ID (Excludes Premium Seating)
KENNY ENDO CONTEMPORARY TAIKO ENSEMBLE 40th Anniversary Tour Kenny Endo is one of the of the leading artists in contemporary percussion and rhythm. He is the vanguard of the taiko genre, continuing to pave new paths in this Japanese style drumming. A performer, composer, and teacher of taiko with numerous awards and accolades, Kenny Endo is a consummate artist, blending Japanese taiko with rhythms influenced from around the world into original melodies and improvisation.
THU, OCT 22; 7:30 PM $19-$39; Premium $45 Students with ID $12
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Sacramento Guitar Society
GEORGE SAKELLARIOU, CLASSICAL GUITAR Jon Mendle, Opening Experience the seductive, inspiring music of an old world master— classical guitarist George Sakellariou is still at the top of his game—with an introductory set by young Jon Mendle, already recruited by Yo-Yo Ma and the Pacific Guitar Ensemble for his enchanting virtuosity on his 11-string “arch-guitar.”
SAT, OCT 24; 7:30 PM $18-$34; Premium $39
El Dorado Musical Theatre
A CHRISTMAS CAROL, THE MUSICAL Youth Theatre at its Best! This grand musical is based on Charles Dickens’ classic story. Start the holiday season off right with Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future. It’s a wonderful show for the entire family.
FRI, OCT 30 - SUN, NOV 15 $19-$29; Premium $37 Bargain Nights $14.75
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LONESTAR A twenty-year anniversary is cause for celebration, and Lonestar is marking this career milestone in more ways than one. Reunited with original lead singer Richie McDonald, the multi-platinum country music quartet is working hard on a brand new album and embarking on an extensive anniversary tour. Lonestar has sold over ten million albums since their national launch in 1995 and achieved ten #1 country hits including “No News,” “Come Crying To Me,” and their crossover smash “Amazed” (which was also #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, the first record since 1983 to top both charts).
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SUN, NOV 1; 8 PM $35-$55; Premium $65
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Folsom Lake College Production
FALCON’S EYE THEATRE Rhinoceros Meet Berenger, a French provencial everyman (with a bit of a drinking problem) who has been floating through life. One day while chatting with a friend over a drink, a rhinoceros is spotted in the town, causing great confusion to the townspeople. As the play progresses, more and more rhinos appear, and Berenger is forced to deal with his apathy as the world around him descends into violence.
FRI, NOV 6 - SUN, NOV 22
VITA Academy
SUSAN LAMB COOK AND GAYLE BLANKENBURG
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FALL RECITALS
The Passion of Brahms The VITA Academy presents The Passion of Brahms, including selected chamber music works for strings, voice, horn, and piano. Celebrating the glorious music of Johannes Brahms, cellist Susan Lamb Cook and pianist Gayle Blankenburg are joined by chamber music artists from around the country, bringing passion and personality to the stage for three engaging performances. Guest artist Andrei Baumann, James Een, and Charles Spruill
SUN, NOV 1; 2 PM Guest artists Charles Spruill and Pete Nowlen
SUN, FEB 21; 2 PM Guest artists Franklyn D’Antonio, James Een, and Carrie Hennessey
Nov 7
Balazs Rozsa Piano Studio
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Nov 8
Pacific Institute of Music
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Nov 15 Music Teachers of California: Sierra Branch Fall Festival Nov 22
Bob Allen Music
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Jacalyn McNeil Piano Students
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PETER ASHER A Musical Memoir of the 60s and Beyond featuring the music of Peter and Gordon We first came to know him through the global smash, “World Without Love,” as one half of the British Invasion duo, Peter & Gordon. Now the two-time Grammy® Award-winner for Producer of the Year hosts a multimedia experience onstage. Peter Asher moved effortlessly from his role with Peter and Gordon to music executive with the Beatles’ Apple Records, then famously (as in cover of Rolling Stone magazine famous) to producer and manager, handling the careers of James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, and a host of others. Books abound, documentaries with half-truths (and worse) are all too common, but now, finally, Mr. Asher tells first-hand his tales from the eye of the cultural hurricane in this intimate evening.
WED, NOV 11, 2015; 7:30 PM
Compañía Flamenca José Porcel
FLAMENCO FIRE José Porcel and his company of dancers and live orchestra present a spectacle of classic flamenco as it was danced and performed by the great masters, including Antonio Gades, José Greco, and the Great Antonio. This breathtaking extravaganza represents the purity and authenticity of the Golden Age of Flamenco. The choreography, costumes and music have been faithfully reproduced to ensure a wonderful program of the greatest moments of classic flamenco.
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TUE, NOV 17; 7:30 PM WED, NOV 18; 7:30 PM $25-$49; Premium $55 Students with ID $12
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NATIONAL DANCE COMPANY OF SIBERIA On the banks of the majestic Yenisey River live many of Siberia’s people, which have their own culture, literature and art. This vast and beautiful land has become a source of inspiration for the Krasnoyarsk Dance Company of Siberia, who reveal the spiritual wealth of the Siberians, glorifying their labor feats and telling of the wonderful nature of the land, through enchanting choreography.
FRI, NOV 20; 7:30 PM $35-$49; Premium $59 Children 12 and Under $25
Carrera Productions
BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA The Blind Boys of Alabama, whose career stretches back more than seventy years, formed in the late 1930s at the Alabama Institute for the Negro Blind in Talladega. The group has harmonized throughout the turbulent twentieth century and well into the twenty-first — from Jim Crow through Civil Rights and into the Obama era. They have also enjoyed some of their biggest and most rousing successes in the last ten years, during which they’ve won five Grammys®, four Gospel Music Awards, and multiple invitations to sing at the White House. Join us for an inspirational journey you won’t soon forget!
SAT, NOV 21; 8 PM $35-$45; Premium $50
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Home for the Holidays It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and what better way to celebrate the holiday season than with international singing sensation The Ten Tenors! Home for the Holidays is a magical experience for the whole family that will dazzle, delight and captivate. Join “The Vocal Wonder From Down Under” (Broadway World) as they deliver a unique selection of traditional and contemporary seasonal favorites. With soaring versions of “Joy to the World,” “Sleigh Ride,” “White Christmas,” “Amazing Grace,” “Winter Wonderland,” “Feliz Navidad” and many more, Home for the Holidays is a musical celebration that perfectly captures the spirit of the season.
WED, NOV 25; 2 & 7:30 PM $39-$60; Premium $75 10% Discount on Matinee Single Tickets
Folsom Lake College Production
AN EVENING OF DANCE A collage of dance styles including Ballet, Jazz, Modern, and Hip Hop. Evening of Dance features the FLC Dance Department and visiting regional dance artists in a showcase of diversity and celebration! MOSAIC Dance Company is both a student club and academic class at Folsom Lake College. Students learn the skills needed to pursue a career in dance and get real life experience through the audition process, creation of choreography, touring, and performing.
THU, DEC 3; 6 PM $10; Premium $12 Students with ID $8
AN IRISH CHRISTMAS The Irish Herald calls it “A great Irish night,” so it’s no wonder this show is returning to Harris Center for its fifth consecutive year! It’s a celebration of Christmas in Ireland, with glorious music, traditional dance, lively storytelling, and plenty of Irish soul. This wildly popular show brings joy, hope, laughter and friendship in performances that sparkle with life and a bit of ‘magic!’
FRI, NOV 27 - SUN, NOV 29 $25-$45; Premium $49 Children 12 and Under $20
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VOICES OF CALIFORNIA Voices of California is an award-winning male show chorus that sings primarily in four part harmony. With an emphasis on the barbershop style, the chorus showcases leading edge vocal arrangements sung at the very highest level. With over 80 men in the chorus, the sound is majestic and exhilarating.
SAT, DEC 5; 1 PM
California Theatre Center
THE ELVES & THE SHOEMAKER Two merry elves arrive at a small village in the Black Forest to discover a poor, gentle shoemaker who clearly needs their assistance. Their good deeds, kindness, and resourcefulness save the shoemaker and his wife from a bleak and unhappy holiday in this beloved CTC classic adored by children and adults alike. Suggested for grades pre-K–5
SUN, DEC 5; 1 & 3 PM $9-$15
FLC YOUTH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Folsom Lake College Youth Chamber Orchestra has been created to inspire music appreciation and excellence among young people ages 12-18, and to increase community awareness of and participation in the musical experiences of the area youth. Under the direction of Dr. Evgeniy Sporov, the orchestra is comprised of young local musicians who meet twice per week to rehearse and share their love of music.
SAT, DEC 5; 7 PM
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SUN, DEC 6; 3 PM $15; Children, Students with ID, Seniors (65+) $10
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THE FOLSOM SYMPHONY Bianco Natale A magical holiday program featuring “Adeste Fidelis,” “White Christmas,” “Silent Night,” “Che gelida manina” from La bohème, “Nessun dorma” from Puccini’s Turandot, excerpts from The Nutcracker, music from the movie Frozen, and more. Italian tenor, Pasquale Esposito, solos. Esposito was recently acclaimed for his performance in the PBS docu-concert Pasquale Esposito Celebrates Enrico Caruso.
SAT, DEC 5; 7:30 PM SUN, DEC 6; 2 PM $25-$45; Premium $55 Students with ID, Children 12 and Under, Seniors (65+) $20-$40; Premium $55
Folsom Lake College Production
WINTER CHORAL AND VOCAL RECITAL Performing the full range of choral literature, from classics to contemporary and world cultures, the Folsom Lake College Choir features students and members of the community who together share their love of making music. The evening’s music is appropriate for the entire family.
TUE, DEC 8; 7 PM $10 Students with ID, Children 12 and Under, Seniors (65+) $8
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DECEMBER
DECEMBER Placer Pops Chorale
A HOLIDAY HOMECOMING Pure holiday magic! Capture the spirit of the season with new and innovative arrangements of timeless and heartwarming Christmas classics. Experience the magic and pageantry of this acclaimed Chorale and orchestra in a dazzling presentation that is sure to make this holiday season your best ever!
SAT, DEC 12; 2 PM SUN, DEC 13; 2 PM $23-$33; Premium $35 Seniors and Students with ID $20-$30
SINATRA CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION WITH THE NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA Directed By Christopher Riddle, Featuring Vocals by Bryan Anthony On the eve of the centennial of his birth, it’s a special evening celebrating the Chairman of the Board, Frank Sinatra. And who better to carry the occasion than the Nelson Riddle Orchestra. Sinatra called Nelson Riddle “Maestro” and praised him as “The Greatest Arranger in the World.” They worked together from 1953 to 1962, producing the albums of Sinatra’s golden age, including some of his most enduring classics like “I’ve Got the World on a String,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “In the Wee Small Hours,” and “Night and Day.” Come hear the music of one of the greatest arrangers in the history of popular music popularized by one of the greatest interpreters of the great American songbook.
FRI, DEC 11; 7:30 PM $29-$55, Premium $59
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WINTER’S EVE WITH LADY OF THE LAKE
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Lady of the Lake celebrates the fire of life with their contemporary Celtic-influenced music. Led by Lisa Lawson’s lyrical soprano, the group performs instrumental music and epic songs, highlighting cello, violin, and flute against rhythm guitar and drums and the sounds of harp and keyboard. Traditional favorites such as “The Red-Haired Boy” and “The Water is Wide” are interwoven with the Lawsons’ originals, including settings of poetry by Yeats, and tunes inspired by their own lives. Come celebrate the fire of light and life as we approach the Winter Solstice.
SAT, DEC 12; 7:30 PM SUN, DEC 13, 2 PM $25 Seniors (65+) $20 Students with ID $10
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JOHN PRINE Ramblin Jack Elliot, Opening Some four decades since his remarkable debut, Grammy® Award-winning John Prine has stayed at the top of his game, both as a performer and songwriter. Honored at the Library of Congress by US Poet Laureate Ted Kooser, he’s been elevated from the annals of songwriters into the realm of bonafide American treasures. Long considered a “songwriter’s songwriter,” John Prine is a rare talent who writes the songs other songwriters would sell their souls for. Evidence of this is the long list of songwriters who have recorded gems from his extensive catalog, including Johnny Cash, Bonnie Raitt, the Everly Brothers, John Denver, Kris Kristofferson, Carly Simon, Ben Harper, Joan Baez, and many others.
The Sacramento Master Singers
SING WE NOW OF CHRISTMAS Join the Sacramento Master Singers for their signature holiday event, Sing We Now of Christmas. The holiday concert will include the special traditions of a quiet and reflective candlelight processional, antiphonal holiday tunes surrounding the audience, exciting new pieces, and heart-warming carols. As always, the Master Singers will end the performance by singing “Peace, Peace,” including the voices of the audience in their musical wish for peace on Earth.
SAT, DEC 12; 8 PM
SUN, DEC 13; 7 PM
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Ballet Folklórico de Sacramento
DICIEMBRE NAVIDEÑO Celebrate the evolution of Christmas in Mexico across space and time. From the Tarazcos and Nahuas indigenous rituals of central Mexico, to the “callejoneadas” of modern Jalisco, the company presents a whirlwind of colorful wardrobes and ancestral sounds in this exhilarating Mexican Christmas production, featuring 20 dancers and musicians on stage for an end-of-the year celebration.
Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet
THE NUTCRACKER Come and be swept away with Clara and her Nutcracker Prince on an enchanted journey through the Kingdom of Sweets where you will meet the adorable Sweeties, the hilarious Mother Ginger, the beautiful Sugar Plum Fairy and her Cavalier, and all of the characters you have grown to love in this timeless tale. Known for its unique entertainment approach and wonderful costuming, Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet Theatre’s The Nutcracker is a holiday treat for all ages.
THU, DEC 17 - SUN, DEC 20 $20-$26 Children 12 & Under $15-$21
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MON, DEC 21; 7:30 PM $25-$35; Premium $45 Children 12 & Under $20
El Dorado Musical Theatre
HOLIDAY CELEBRATION Celebrate the holidays with a cabaret-style performance filled with singing, dancing and music from around the world. Holiday Celebration is fun family entertainment and suitable for all ages.
WED, DEC 23; 7 PM $18-$26; Premium $33
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Hal Holbrook in
MARK TWAIN TONIGHT! Hal Holbrook’s legendary one-man show, Mark Twain Tonight!, brings the beloved author to life with irreverent humor and astonishing authenticity. Millions have enjoyed the show since its original Tony® and Emmy® Award-winning performances on Broadway and on television, and Hal Holbrook continues to perfect it, drawing upon his vast experience on the stage and screen.
WED, JAN 13; 7 PM FRI, JAN 15; 7:30 PM $39-$75; Premium $79 Students with ID and Children 12 & Under $25 10% Discount on Wednesday Single Tickets
Direct from Ireland
STOMP Back by popular demand! Matchboxes, brooms, garbage cans, Zippo lighters and more fill the stage with energizing beats at STOMP, the inventive and invigorating stage show that’s dance, music and theatrical performance blended together in one electrifying rhythm. The Chicago Tribune calls it “A phenomenal show! Bashing, crashing, smashing, swishing, banging and kicking - a joyous invention!”
THU, JAN 21; 7 PM FRI, JAN 22; 3 & 8 PM
CELTIC NIGHTS: SPIRIT OF FREEDOM Celebrating 100 Years of Irish Independence Spirit of Freedom tells the story of Irish independence, beginning 100 years ago with the Easter Rising. Akin to America’s 4th of July, the Easter Rising of 1916 created the Ireland we know and love today. Through music, song, dance, and storytelling, Celtic Nights honors the struggle of a people fighting to gain freedom, independence, and true democracy.
SAT, JAN 23; 1 PM
SUN, JAN 24; 1 & 6 PM
$45-$75; Premium $79 10% Discount on Friday Matinee Single Tickets
$25-$45; Premium $49 Children 12 & Under $20
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WANT TO HELP THE CENTER WHILE HELPING YOURSELF TO A 15% DISCOUNT? Become a donor member now through a donation at the $150 level or higher and get 15% off your ticket purchases through August 31st to Center Presentations of touring artists and select Community Partner events. It’s part of our special Summer Donor Sale – a thank you to those making annual contributions to support all of the great shows, up close happening at the Harris Center. Donations can be made online at www.HarrisCenter.net or through the Harris Center ticket office at 916-608-6888.
YOUR GENEROUS DONATION CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE As we open our fifth season it’s safe to say the Harris Center has fully arrived. In fact, it’s hard to imagine the regional arts scene without it. Performances have been well received, ticket sales are strong, children are coming by bus to experience the magic of the arts during the day, and our community partners and the college’s educational programs are thriving in their new home. In general, the Harris Center has nestled comfortably into the daily life of the region. Thank you for your generous and enthusiastic support. But while attendance of the Harris Center has been excellent, ticket sales are but one side of the coin. As is common in the arts, relying on sales alone will not allow the Center to reach its full potential,
to be all that it can be for this community. Support to open the Center was generous, coming from state and local bond measures, and many donations from both individuals and businesses — but it must continue, and grow, for the Harris Center to evolve and thrive. To support the dream of a vibrant regional arts center for this community, please consider deepening your involvement with the Harris Center through an Annual Membership* donation or the naming of a seat (for you, or honoring someone you love). Other opportunities to support the Center are also available. Each donation makes a difference and is tax deductible** — and formal benefits grow at each level of giving. Benefits can include: •O pportunity to purchase tickets before they go on sale to the general public
• A 15% discount on tickets purchased by August 31 • Access to donor-only events and the Art of Wine Receptions • Advance tickets sales for Just Added shows Donate today, by going online at www.HarrisCenter.net, where donating can be done with the click of a button. For more information on ways to give visit www.HarrisCenter.net, or contact Sally Howard, Director of College Advancement, at 916-608-6643 or howards@flc.losrios.edu. * Annual Membership benefits are good for one year from the date of your gift. ** Fair market value of benefits provided may affect the portion of a gift which is tax deductible.
Since 2004, Folsom Lake College has provided exceptional educational opportunities to the communities of eastern Sacramento and western El Dorado counties. The college serves approximately 8,100 students at the main Folsom campus, El Dorado Center, and Rancho Cordova Center. Folsom Lake College is committed to enriching and empowering students by providing rigorous academic programs and comprehensive support services, opportunities for leadership and growth, and a collaborative and innovative learning environment. Currently, the beautiful Folsom campus includes over 200,000 square feet of state-of-the-art instructional space; an enormous library and computer lab for student use; the Falcon’s Roost, the hub of student life on campus; physical education and athletics facilities and fields; and the renowned Harris Center for the Arts. A new permanent Center in Rancho Cordova is expected to open in the coming year.”
2015–16 SEASON OF JULY
10-19 EDMT: Disney’s Mulan Jr. 12 Alex Ramon #NewMagic 25-26 Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet Theatre: Cinderella 26 SBL: An Evening with Rickie Lee Jones 31 SBL: Mary Chapin Carpenter
ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL AUG 21
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Kevin Costner and Modern West SBL: Esperanza Spalding: Emily’s D+Evolution 21 SBL: Asleep at the Wheel 22 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard Conversation®: The Golden Age of the Piano 29 Spiritual Center For Positive Living: An Evening with Deepak Chopra 30-31 “Weird Al” Yankovic The Mandatory World Tour
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CORE CONTEMPORARY DANCE OCT 16
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FLCCA: Mike Ferris City of Folsom: An Evening with Michael Pritchard 18-20 National Acrobats & Circus of The People’s Republic of China: Peking Dreams 25 Gene Kelly: The Legacy An Evening with Patricia Ward Kelly 26 Classical Masters Music Festival: Angel of Music–A Salute to Andrew Lloyd Webber 27 John Anderson
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Michael Milligan: Mercy Killers EDMT High Voltage: Back to Broadway Folsom Symphony Family Concert SBL: Hot Tuna SBL: The Manhattan Transfer Bollywood Masala Orchestra & Dancers of India 10 Voice Recital to Benefit Shriner’s Hospital 11 FLCCA: Ethan Bortnick 13 FLC Choral/Voice Recital 16 CORE Contemporary Dance: The Doorway 17 Classic Albums Live: Jimi Hendrix Are You Experienced? 17 Sacramento Baroque Soloists: German Masters of the Baroque 18 Te Vaka 22 Kenny Endo Contemporary Taiko Ensemble 24 Folsom Symphony: Masterpieces 24 Sacramento Guitar Society: George Sakellariou 30-31 EDMT: A Christmas Carol
NOVEMBER 1-15 EDMT: A Christmas Carol 1 SBL: Lonestar 1 VITA Academy: The Passion of Brahms 6-22 FLC Falcon’s Eye Theatre: Rhinoceros 7 Balazs Rozsa Piano Studio Recital 8 Pacific Institute of Music Recitals 11 Peter Asher: A Musical Memoir of the 60s and Beyond 15 Music Teachers of California: Sierra Branch Fall Festival 17-18 Compañia Flamenca José Porcel: Flamenco Fire
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National Dance Company of Siberia Carrera Productions: Blind Boys of Alabama 22 Bob Allen Music Recital 25 The Ten Tenors: Home for the Holidays 27-29 An Irish Christmas
DECEMBER 3 FLC: Evening of Dance 5 Voices of California 5-6 FLC Youth Chamber Orchestra 5 CTC: The Elves & The Shoemaker 5-6 Folsom Symphony: Bianco Natale 8 FLC Choral/Voice Recital 10 Jacalyn McNeil Piano Students Recital 11 Nelson Riddle Orchestra: Sinatra Centennial Celebration 12-13 Placer Pops Chorale: A Holiday Homecoming 12 SBL: John Prine 12-13 Lawson Music Productions: Winter’s Eve with Lady of the Lake 13 Sac Master Singers: Sing We Now of Christmas 17-20 Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet Theatre: The Nutcracker 21 Ballet Folklórico de Sacramento: Diciembre Navideño 23 EDMT: Holiday High Voltage
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PERFORMING ARTS JANUARY
8 Kids Helping Kids Gala 13, 15 Hal Holbrook: Mark Twain Tonight! 16 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard Conversations®: Splendor from Silence 17 Telugu Association of Greater Sacramento: Sankranthi Celebration 2016 21-23 STOMP 23 Sacramento Baroque Soloists: The Six Bach Suites for Cello 24 Celtic Nights: Spirit of Freedom 27 Mark Hummel’s Blues Harmonica Blowout 25th Anniversary Tour 29-31 Bullets over Broadway, The Musical; Written by Woody Allen 31 Keola Beamer & Henry Kapono
FEBRUARY 2-4 5-7
Moscow Festival Ballet: Cinderella Lenaea High School Theatre Festival 10 International Guitar Night 13 CTC: Beauty & The Beast 13 Folsom Symphony: Romance & Destiny 13 Sacramento Guitar Society: Laurence Juber & Peppino D’Agostino 14 FLCCA: Broadway Showstoppers 19-28 EDMT: The Addams Family 21 Carrera Productions: Charlie Musselwhite & North Mississippi Allstars: Mississippi Home Cookin’ 21 VITA Academy: The Passion of Brahms 23-24 Band of the Royal Marines featuring the Pipes, Drums, & Highland Dancers of the Scots Guard
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Carrera Productions: An Evening with Keb’ Mo’ 10 HAPA 10 Wendy Palmer Piano Recital 11 Philippe Petit: Wireless! 12 An Irish Hooley! 12 Sacramento Baroque Soloists: A Night in Venice 13 Polish Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra: An Afternoon of Tchaikovsky 15 FLC Choral/Voice Recital 19 International Special Musicians Concert 26 CORE Contemporary Dance 30 Zakir Hussain: Masters of Percussion
APRIL 2 CTC: Miss Nelson is Missing 2 Folsom Symphony: The Spirit of Freedom 3 FLCCA: Vivace 9 EDMT: High Voltage Unplugged 15-23 FLC Falcon’s Eye Theatre: The Who’s Tommy 29-30 EDMT: Hello, Dolly!
CTC California Theatre Center EDMT El Dorado Musical Theatre FLC Folsom Lake College Production FLCCA Folsom Lake Community Concert Association SBL SBL Entertainment
MAY
1-15 EDMT: Hello Dolly! 3 FLC Choral/Voice Recital 4 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard Conversations®: Two Great Romantics Schumann & Chopin 5 FLC Evening of Dance 7-8 FLC Youth Chamber Orchestra 11-13 Folsom Piano Academy Recitals 15 Bob Allen Music Recital 20 Ethan Russell: Best Seat In The House 21 Placer Pops Chorale 22 FLCCA: Young Irelanders 22 Vita Academy: The Romance of Brahms 29 Pacific Institute of Music Recitals
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Folsom Symphony: Hollywood Hits 11-12 Sac Sings! Choral Festival 18 Northern California Dance Conservatory: Once Upon A Time 22 EDMT: High Voltage: Best of Broadway 25 El Dorado Dance Academy: GROW... 26 Ballet Folklorico de Sacramento: Folklore Latinoamericano (Latin American Folklore)
BAND OF THE ROYAL MARINES FEAT. THE PIPES, DRUMS, & HIGHLAND DANCERS OF THE SCOTS GUARD FEB 23-24
All programs, artists and dates subject to change. Additional events being added. Check www.HarrisCenter.net for most up-to-date offerings.
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