Lectures Concerts Exhibitions Classes Film BIG IDEA Projects
2015–2016
45/20
Celebrating 45 years of Sun Valley Center for Arts and 20 years of Company of Fools
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SEPTEMBER
3 Evening Exhibition Tour 4 Gallery Walk 8 & 22 Open Studio: Life Drawing 16 Lecture: A Conversation on the Collaboration Between Aspen Arts Museum & Aspen Skiing Company 18 Concert: The Bros. Landreth BIG IDEA & Exhibition: Sep 25–Nov 27 Sleight of Hand • 26–27 Class: Fabric Dyeing: Bound Resists with Janet Starr
OCTOBER
Sept 30–17 COF Theatre: August: Osage County 1–4 Class: Painting with David Dunlop 1 Evening Exhibition Tour • 1 Lecture with Painter David Dunlop 1 Film: The New Rijksmuseum 6 & 20 Open Studio: Life Drawing 7 Class: Nuno Felt Scarves with Jenny Hill 8 Lecture: Erik Larson • 12–15 Class: Photography with George DeWolfe 15 Lecture: The History of Modernism in Three with Kristin Poole • 17–18 Teen Workshop: Yarn Bombs 21 Concert: Black Violin 22–Nov 19 Exhibition: Redesiging Art History 22 Class: Faking Picasso with Bob Dix • 22 Film: Iris 23 & 24 COF Play Reading: Mauritius •
NOVEMBER
4 & 18 Open Studio: Life Drawing 3 & 10 Class: iPhone Photos with Stacie Brew 5 Evening Exhibition Tour • 5 Film: Art and Craft • 7 Family Day • 12 Concert: Dala 19 Film: Tim’s Vermeer • 27 Gallery Walk •
DECEMBER
10 Film: The Mask You Live In • BIG IDEA & Exhibition: Dec 11–Feb 20 Role Play: Changing Ideas about Gender • 11 Opening Celebration •
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16–Jan 3 COF Theatre: A Year with Frog & Toad 26 Gallery Walk: Role Play • 31 Special Event: New Year’s Eve Bubbly Bash
JANUARY
7 16 21 23 & 24 22–24 28 30
Evening Exhibition Tour • COF Play Reading: Casa Valentina • Lecture: Roz Chast Teen Workshop: Drawing Special Event: An Evening with Company of Fools: Performances & Gala Film: Girl Inside • Family Day •
FEBRUARY
4 Lecture: Laverne Cox • 11 Evening Exhibition Tour • 12 Gallery Walk • 10 & 11, 17 & 18 Film: Oscar Shorts 17–Mar 5 COF Theatre: Outside Mullingar 20 Concert: Martha Redbone Roots Project BIG IDEA & Exhibition: Feb 26–May 6 I Need to Tell You Something: The Lost Art of Letter Writing and Communication Today •
MARCH
3 Lecture: George Saunders 5 Family Day • 10 Evening Exhibition Tour • 10 Film: Best of Enemies 11 Gallery Walk • 16 COF Play Reading: Dear Elizabeth • 24 Film: The Salt of the Earth 29 Concert: PostSecret: The Show •
APRIL
1 Special Event: Fools’ Day Celebration 7 Evening Exhibition Tour • 7 Film: I am Big Bird 8 Concert: Meklit 25 Lecture: David Sedaris TBD Teen Workshop
Save the Date
Wine Auction 35th Anniversary
July 21–23, 2016
Adult classes only scheduled through November. 2015 Check website for the latest additions.
Welcome to the 45th Season at the Sun Valley Center for the Arts! Whether you are inspired by virtuosic music, love intimate theatre or crave the intellectual stimulation of an interactive lecture with a renowned thought-leader, the 2015–2016 season has something for you! The Center is very proud to be celebrating Company of Fools' 20th Season of producing live, professional theatre here in the valley in 2015–2016. The celebratory season at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey features classics and favorites. January 22–24 the Fools will host a gala celebration of entertainment and nostalgia that is sure to be a highlight of the season. Exhibitions at The Center offer a great opportunity to explore contemporary art in a unique, intimate setting. Watch for free gallery tours throughout the season and take advantage of fun and engaging opportunities to tour the work of artists from around the country. It’s going to be a great year at The Center. I look forward to seeing you!
Terri Trotter Chief Executive Officer
Sun Valley Center for the Arts mission:
To enrich our community through transformative arts and educational experiences
George Saunders
Erik Larson
Thu, Mar 3, 6:30pm • Church of the Big Wood, Ketchum
Thu, Oct 8, 6:30pm • Church of the Big Wood, Ketchum $30 / $40 nonmember / $15 student
Erik Larson is a master of narrative non-fiction. His vividly written, bestselling books chronicling historic events have won several awards and been published worldwide. Some of his most popular books include Devil in the White City, In the Garden of Beasts, and his most recent Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania. Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Sleight of Hand.
$25 / $35 nonmember / $15 student
George Saunders is the author of four collections of short stories, a novella and a book of essays. His most recent collection, Tenth of December, is the winner of the 2014 Story Prize for short fiction and 2014 Folio Prize, which celebrates the best fiction of our time. Tenth of December was also a finalist for the 2013 National Book Award in Fiction and named one of the ten best books of the year by The New York Times Book Review. His work appears regularly in The New Yorker, GQ, and Harpers Magazine.
With support from Marcia & Don Liebich
David Sedaris
Roz Chast
Thu, Jan 21, 6:30pm • Church of the Big Wood, Ketchum $25 / $35 nonmember / $15 student
Cartoonist Roz Chast is a brilliant interpreter of the everyday. Her cartoons depict neuroses, hilarity, angst and domesticity and are loaded with words, objects and patterns. More than 1000 of them have been printed in The New Yorker since 1978. Chast has written and illustrated books for both children and adults. Her newest book for adults is Can’t We Talk about Something More Pleasant?, a graphic memoir that chronicles her relationship with her aging parents as they shift from independence to dependence.
Laverne Cox
Thu, Feb 4, 6:30pm • Wood River High School Performing Arts Theater, Hailey Premium seating: $55 / $65 nonmember Standard seating: $35 / $45 nonmember / $15 student
Laverne Cox, an outspoken transgender advocate, is the first trans-woman to produce and star in her own television show, TRANSForm Me, appear on the cover of TIME Magazine and be nominated for an EMMY. She is also the first trans-woman of color to have a leading role on a mainstream scripted television show, Orange is the New Black. She inspires people to consider moving beyond gender expectations to live more authentically. Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Role Play.
Mon, Apr 25, 6:30pm • Wood River High School Performing Theater, Hailey
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Premium seating: $80 / $90 nonmember Standard seating: $60 / $70 nonmember Student price not available
David Sedaris is a renowned NPR humorist and the bestselling author of Naked, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim and Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls. His pieces appear regularly in The New Yorker and have twice been included in “The Best American Essays.” He is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today.
Lecture Series Prices
*Premium Seating is limited
See details on page 13
Editors Series $500................($285 is tax deductible) Series PLUS tickets (includes all 5 lectures with premium seating for Cox & Sedaris only) $193.50...........Standard & Premium* seating Regular Series tickets (includes all 5 lectures with standard seating) $157.50...........Standard seating
The 2015–2016 Lecture Series is sponsored by Jane P. Watkins. Wood River High School student lecture series tickets have been made possible with support from Robin Leavitt and Terry Friedlander.
Martha Redbone Roots Project Sat, Feb 20, 7pm • Sun Valley Opera House
Premium seating: $50 / $60 nonmember ($30 for kids) Standard seating: $25 / $35 nonmember ($15 for kids)
The “charismatic indie-soul diva” (Time Out New York) Martha Redbone is an Independent Music Awardwinning musician of Cherokee, Choctaw, Shawnee and African-American descent. Redbone explores traditional and modern variations of folk, roots, blues, tribal and soul that feature her magnificent voice.
The Bros. Landreth
Fri, Sep 18, 7pm • Sun Valley Opera House Premium seating: $50 / $60 nonmember Standard seating: $25 / $35 nonmember
At first listen, you might call it Americana. Dig deeper, though, and you’ll hear the nuances that separate The Bros. Landreth—who grew up in the isolated prairie city of Winnipeg, Manitoba—from their folksy friends in the Lower 48. Citing their influences as Bonnie Raitt, Lyle Lovett, Little Feat and Derek Trucks— they are a folk, roots, alt-country fan’s dream come true.
Black Violin*
Wed, Oct 21, 7pm • Sun Valley Opera House
Premium seating: $55 / $65 nonmember ($35 for kids) Standard seating: $35 / $45 nonmember ($20 for kids)
Black Violin blends classical, hip-hop, rock, R&B, and bluegrass music. Named one of the hottest bands at SXSW in 2013, Black Violin was invited to perform at Bonnaroo and returned to SXSW to standing room only crowds.
PostSecret: The Show
Tue, Mar 29, 7pm • Wood River High School Performing Arts Theater, Hailey Premium seating: $50 / $60 nonmember Standard seating: $25 / $35 nonmember
PostSecret: The Show is a visual, auditory and emotional journey through the beauty and complication of our deepest fears, ambitions and confessions. Three actors guide the audience through a narrative with the bravery of RENT and the surprising honesty of The Vagina Monologues. PostSecret: The Show is a breakthrough in storytelling, sourced from over a million anonymous and artful secrets mailed on postcards. Material is best suited for mature audiences. Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project I Need to Tell You Something.
Meklit
Fri, Apr 8, 7pm • Liberty Theatre
Premium seating: $50 / $60 nonmember ($30 for kids) Standard seating: $25 / $35 nonmember ($15 for kids)
Dala*
Thu, Nov 12, 7pm • Wood River High School Performing Arts Theater, Hailey
Born in Ethiopia and raised in Brooklyn, Meklit has called San Francisco home since graduating from Yale in 2002. Her music is an intoxicating blend of jazz, American folk and singer-songwriter traditions and Ethiopia’s unique melodies and rhythms.
Premium seating: $50 / $60 nonmember ($30 for kids) Standard seating: $25 / $35 nonmember ($15 for kids)
One of The Center’s most requested repeat performances! Dala returns to the valley with their inspired songwriting, gorgeous harmonies and engaging and charming performing. You’ll fall hard for this Toronto-based duo who count The Beatles, Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan as their key treasured influences. What drew them together was their shared love of the absurd—a quirky, irreverent and occasionally self-critical humor that comes out in their music and in their often hilarious onstage banter. The 2015–2016 Performing Arts Series is sponsored by Wood River Inn.
* Black Violin & Dala will be performing in local schools as a part of The Center’s ongoing commitment to artist residencies. These residencies are supported by Gayle Marie and with funds provided by the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF), the Idaho Commission on the Arts (ICA), and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Performing Arts Series Prices See details on page 13 Critics Circle Series $500.......... ($195 is tax deductible) Regular Series tickets (includes all 6 shows) $274.50..... Premium* seating $144.......... Standard seating
*Premium Seating is limited
Mini Series tickets (includes 3 shows: Martha Redbone, PostSecret & Meklit) $135.......... Premium* seating $67.50....... Standard seating Family Series tickets (includes 3 shows: standard seats to Black Violin, Dala and A Year with Frog & Toad) $81............ Standard seating adult $45............ Standard seating kid
Celebrating 20 Years of Theatrical Excellence
The founders of Company of Fools came to Hailey 20 years ago pulling a small U-Haul trailer behind them. One man, one woman, a five year-old, two dogs and a cat. Nothing on their life path up to that point had suggested Idaho. But there they were, driving from Richmond, VA to—almost literally, it seemed—the craters of the moon.
Several other intrepid souls followed over the years, pitching their tents and rolling up their sleeves and holding the doors open. In time, many more joined them. And the community came. And these doors have been open ever since. Before the road gets any longer, we pause in gratitude and look back. And when we do, we realize, “Of course. That’s why we came here.”
August: Osage County By Tracy Letts Sep 30–Oct 17 • Liberty Theatre, Hailey
$30 / $35 nonmember / $30 senior (62 and over) $15 student (18 and under) / $30 group (8 or more)
A vanished father. A pill-popping mother. Three sisters harboring shady little secrets. When the large Weston family unexpectedly reunites after Dad disappears, their Oklahoman family homestead explodes in a tornado of repressed truths and unsettling secrets. This major play is the best play of the 21st century and unflinchingly—and uproariously—exposes the dark side of the Midwestern American family. Winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best Play.
A Year with Frog and Toad By Robert & Willie Reale Dec 16–Jan 3 • Liberty Theatre, Hailey
$30 / $35 nonmember / $30 senior (62 and over) $15 student (18 and under) / $30 group (8 or more)
The play remains true to the spirit of the original stories as it follows two great friends— the cheerful and popular Frog and the rather naive Toad—through four, fun-filled seasons. Waking from hibernation in the spring, they proceed to plant gardens, swim, rake leaves and go sledding, learning life lessons along the way, including a most important one about friendship and rejoicing in the attributes that make each of us different and special. Perfect for ages 5 and up! With support from Marcia & Don Liebich
Outside Mullingar
By John Patrick Shanley Feb 17–Mar 5 • Liberty Theatre, Hailey
$30 / $35 nonmember / $30 senior (62 and over) $15 student (18 and under) / $30 group (8 or more)
Outside Mulllingar is about the romance of Anthony and Rosemary, neighbors in rural Ireland, who are nearing their middle years. It is by turns poetic, uplifting, dark and funny as hell. Anthony is an introverted farmer and Rosemary is the woman who vows to have him at all costs. When Anthony’s father threatens to disinherit his son, Rosemary steps into the middle of a land feud and family eccentricities beyond what one might imagine. On the brink of romantic catastrophe, this one-of-a-kind Irish heroine fights against time and mortality in hopes of securing her dream of love.
Mauritius
By Theresa Rebeck Fri & Sat, Oct 23–24, 6:30pm • The Center, Ketchum $10
After their mother’s death, two estranged half-sisters discover a book of rare stamps that may include the crown jewel for collectors. One sister tries to collect on the windfall, while the other resists for sentimental reasons. In this gripping tale, a seemingly simple sale becomes dangerous when three seedy, high-stakes collectors enter the sisters’ world, willing to do anything to claim the rare find as their own. Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Sleight of Hand.
Casa Valentina
By Harvey Fierstein Sat, Jan 16, 6:30pm • Liberty Theatre, Hailey $10
Set in the idyllic Catskills mountains in the 1960s, Casa Valentina is a discreet venue for men who enjoy dressing up and acting as women. When the opportunity to become an official organization arises, Casa Valentina must decide whether this would help their clientele gain recognition in society or wreak havoc on their personal lives. Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Role Play.
Dear Elizabeth
By Sarah Ruhl Wed, Mar 16, 6:30pm • The Center, Ketchum
$10
Dear Elizabeth is a play in letters that follows the beautiful and bittersweet friendship between two of poetry’s greatest literary treasures, Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell. Part of The Center's BIG IDEA project I Need to Tell You Something. Thank you to our 20th Season Sponsors: Bob Disbrow & Kim Kawaguchi, Linda & Bill Potter, Walt Witcover Legacy Gift, Theresa Castellano Wood & Benjamin Wood and Barbara & Stanley Zax; with support from Ali Long, The Deer Creek Fund, The Michael S. Engl Family Foundation, High Country Fusion, Priscilla Pittiglio, The Shubert Foundation, Richard & Judy Smooke, Bob & Linda Edwards, Arrow ‘R Storage, Scott Miley Roofing and media sponsor The Weekly Sun.
Dec 11, 2015–Feb 20, 2016
BIG IDEA projects are multidisciplinary in nature—they feature an exhibition, lectures, classes, film, performing arts and theatre. Participate in a single event or go deeper, exploring the idea through many different lenses.
The way we understand gender is shifting from strict categories of male and female toward looser definitions that give us all more freedom. At the same time, traditional expectations of gender roles remain entrenched in our culture in sometimes surprising ways. How have we transcended gender Lindsay Morris, photograph from You Are stereotypes? Where do they still exist? Has the You, 2015, courtesy the artist emergence of prominent transgendered men and women changed the way we think about gender? What will more fluid definitions of gender mean for how we organize our society and raise our children?
FILM: The Mask You Live In Dec 10, 7pm
Blake Nelson to WRMS Jan 12
GALLERY EXHIBITION Dec 11–Feb 20
COMPANY OF FOOLS PLAY READING SERIES: Casa Valentina Jan 16, 6:30pm
OPENING CELEBRATION Dec 11, 5:30pm
Sep 25–Nov 27, 2015
COMPANY OF FOOLS: Commissioned Monologues on Gender Dec 11–Feb 20
FILM: Girl Inside Jan 28, 7pm
This BIG IDEA project considers surface and reality, authenticity and authorship. Recently, the art world has exploded with stories of art forgeries. At the same time, some artists make a career producing copies of famous paintings under their own names—sometimes as a way of exploring the history of art. What defines an Mark Landis, Bathers, in the style of Lionel Walden (1861–1933), 2013, “authentic” work of art? What’s the difference between a collection of Colette Loll, image fake, a forgery and a copy? From historical reenactments to courtesy Laila Abudul-Hadi Jadallah historical fiction, we are a society fascinated with retelling and reinterpreting history. Join us in a conversation about the line between illusion and truth in the history of art and beyond.
EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR Jan 7, 5:30pm
LECTURE: Laverne Cox Feb 4, 6:30pm
*SCHOOL OUTREACH: Author visit,
EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR Feb 11, 5:30pm
GALLERY EXHIBITION Sep 25–Nov 27 EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR Oct 1, 5:30pm LECTURE: Erik Larson Oct 8, 6:30pm ART HISTORY LECTURE: The History of Modernism in Three Oct 15, 5:30pm WRHS GALLERY EXHIBITION (HAILEY) Oct 22–Nov 19
CREATIVE JUMP-IN: Faking Picasso with Bob Dix Oct 22, 5:30–8:30pm COMPANY OF FOOLS PLAY READING SERIES: Mauritius Oct 23 & 24, 6:30pm
FAMILY DAY Jan 30, 3–5pm
Feb 26–May 6, 2016
Gail Tarantino, Ice crystals W.B., 2015, courtesy Fouladi Projects, San Francisco
When was the last time you received a hand-written letter? Or sent one? In this era of instantaneous communication, a handwritten letter is a rare item. As social media begin to replace letter writing— and even email—this BIG IDEA project considers how we communicate today, and how radically communication has changed over the last thirty years. What happens to our personal histories as we stop writing letters? Will social media make us less…social?
EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR Nov 5, 5:30pm FILM: Art and Craft Nov 5, 7pm FAMILY DAY Nov 7, 3–5pm
GALLERY EXHIBITION Feb 26–May 6 FAMILY DAY Mar 5, 3–5pm EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR Mar 10, 5:30pm
*SCHOOL OUTREACH: PostSecret: The Show WRHS performance Mar 29 PERFORMING ARTS: PostSecret: The Show Mar 29, 7pm
COMPANY OF FOOLS PLAY READING SERIES: EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR Apr 7, 5:30pm Dear Elizabeth Mar 16, 6:30pm Video and digital documentation of programs is generously supported by the Wolfson Family Foundation.
* School event, not open to the public.
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Master Classes Taught by professional artists and scholars from throughout the country, Master Classes give participants the opportunity to focus their artistic pursuits and dig deeper into an area of concentration.
Creative Jump-ins
Creative Jump-ins are a casual and relaxed (and fun!) way to dip your toe in the water or refresh your skills in a variety of creative disciplines such as encaustic painting, fabric arts and theatre arts.
Open Studios
Open Studios are offered throughout the year. They are a great way to explore or practice your figure drawing skills in a collaborative setting.
Teen Workshops
Teen Workshops are for students in middle school and high school. These weekend classes focus on visual arts skill building. Explore new topics and learn new techniques in a supportive and fun environment.
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5th Annual New Year’s Eve Bubbly Bash 2015-2016 AREAS OF FOCUS Photography Printmaking Figure Drawing Calligraphy Color Theory Painting Art History Mixed Media Check online for the current class listings at:
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December 31, 2015, 9pm River Run Lodge, Ketchum Welcome in 2016 with fellow supporters of the arts at the New Year’s Eve Bubbly Bash, a benefit for the Sun Valley Center for the Arts hosted by Sun Valley Resort and The Center’s Junior Patrons Circle. Revelers at River Run will enjoy a midnight toast and free champagne from 9–10 pm and rockin' DJ who will provide the soundtrack for the party everyone will be talking about. All attendees must be 21 or over.
An Evening with: Celebrating 20 Years
January 22, 23 (Gala Evening) & 24, 2016 Company of Fools first opened its doors in 1996 at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey, Idaho. 147 productions later, we are marking this milestone with three evenings filled with music, monologues, scenes and videos all celebrating the amazing artists and plays that have made Company of Fools "Broadway in the Rockies."
SAVE THE DATE! 35th Annual Sun Valley Center Wine Auction July 21–23, 2016
Film Programming The Center offers a program of films from October through April in conjunction with the Magic Lantern Cinemas in Ketchum. This year's program features a selection of outstanding current documentary films focusing on art museums, artists, musicians and more. Most of these screenings offer viewers their only opportunity to see these films on the big screen with other local film buffs. Films are often programmed in conjunction with BIG IDEA projects to give insight into the topics explored in our gallery. Please check our website for more information: sunvalleycenter.org
Join us for three glorious days in the heart of the mountains in world-renowned Sun Valley to celebrate the finest in food and wine and art and culture in our community. This authentic mountain party transports you to wine country with intimate access to your favorite vintners and chefs. Celebrate and support the arts at exclusive Vintner Dinners, the Wine Auction Gala and a lively Vine & Dine grand tasting and picnic. The Sun Valley Center Wine Auction encompasses 35 years of tradition and 35 years of making a difference in our community by enriching lives and inspiring creativity.
A Celebration of Wine. A Benefit for Arts and Education
Members receive discounts to all regular ticketed events (exceptions are fundraising events). Additional discounts are available by purchasing series tickets. To purchase tickets call us at 208.726.9491 from 9am–5pm, Monday through Friday or order online anytime at sunvalleycenter.org.
Series & Mini Series Tickets
Lecture Series
Series tickets are only available to Sun Valley Center members. When you buy a series ticket, you save an ADDITIONAL 10% off the member price!
Editors Series $500........ ($285 is tax deductible)
Family Series New this year, The Center is offering a series ticket for families that will include the two fall concerts and the play A Year with Frog and Toad. Each of these three productions are especially great for families and we encourage you to consider booking the three events together for a 10% discount off of the already discounted member prices!
Editors Series & Critics Circle Series Tickets Consider supporting the series in addition to buying your tickets. Through the purchase of an Editors Series for the Lectures or a Critics Circle Series for the Performing Arts shows, you help to underwrite the cost of the entire series. Tickets are $500 per person, per series and include: • Premium seating at the lecture series or performing arts series • Luncheon in April 2016 with Editors and Critics Circle Series ticket holders • The knowledge that you are helping sustain these events for the entire community
Series PLUS tickets (includes all 5 lectures with premium seating for Cox & Sedaris only) $193.50... Standard & Premium seating Regular Series tickets (includes all 5 lectures with standard seating) $157.50... Standard seating
Performing Arts Series Critics Circle Series $500........ ($195 is tax deductible)
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Regular Series tickets (includes all 6 shows) $274.50... Premium seating $144........ Standard seating Mini Series tickets (includes 3 shows: Martha Redbone, PostSecret & Meklit) $135........ Premium seating $67.50..... Standard seating Family Series tickets (includes 3 shows: standard seats to Black Violin, Dala and A Year with Frog & Toad) $81.......... Standard seating adult $45.......... Standard seating kid (18 + under)
Important Dates Friday, August 28, 10am Series tickets on sale to MEMBERS ONLY Friday, September 4, 10am Individual tickets on sale to MEMBERS ONLY Friday, September 11, 10am Any remaining tickets on sale to the GENERAL PUBLIC
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