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“Phenomenal.”
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“To call Alejandro
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of modern country rock
would sell him short.”
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The Johannes String Quartet
with Fred Child
“Mozart Magnified”
Sunday, September 22 at 7 pm and Thursday, February 27 at 7:30 pm
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“Shelby Lynne is one of
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most uncompromising stars.”
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Alejandro Escovedo
and Shelby Lynne —New York Daily News
Soovin Kim, violin; Jessica Lee, violin; Choong-Jin (CJ) Chang, viola; Peter Stumpf, cello; Fred Child, narrator and host
Fred Child, host of the acclaimed public radio program Performance Today, joins Lake Champlain Chamber Music
Festival Director Soovin Kim and the Johannes String Quartet for two evenings that explore the intricacies of Mozart.
Child’s colorful narrative guides the audience as the quartet makes “the entire listening experience an unadulterated pleasure”
(Buffalo News). The group then demonstrates how Mozart’s attention to detail illuminates the miniaturist works of two
20th century master composers, György Kurtág (September 22) and Anton Webern (February 27).
An Evening of Stories and Songs with
Saturday, September 28 at 8 pm $36/$29/$22 save
Alejandro Escovedo’s journey has taken him from Texas to California to
New York and back again, traversing a world of musical styles. First a punk rock
dude with The Nuns (they opened for the Sex Pistols’ last show), then a country-punk
progenitor and roots mixologist in Rank and File and the True Believers, Escovedo has
spent over 30 years perfecting his evocative Americana. Now a singer-songwriter “in his
own genre” (Rolling Stone), Escovedo’s rich voice and unpredictable live shows have no equal.
Whether she’s singing about a “loser dreamer,” desert rain storms, brown liquor, or a vintage
Airstream trailer, Grammy winner Shelby Lynne brings humor, pathos, and true grit to every show.
Strains of country, blues, and soul drift through her songs as she bares her soul through deeply personal lyrics.
With a molasses-thick Alabama accent, Lynne’s powerful voice is “an extraordinary instrument” (NPR). Both artists perform
solo sets and together as a duo.
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REGGIE WATTS
Friday, October 4 at 8 pm $36/$29/$22 save
“Reggie Watts is a comedian
like platypuses are mammals:
weirdly and awesomely.”
—Rolling Stone
The “deliciously strange” (LA Times) comedian, musician, improv expert,
and general entertainment maestro Reggie Watts is known for
unpredictable performances created on the spot using only his
formidable voice and looping pedals. As he improvises absurd,
surreal comedy songs over his own looped beat-boxing,
Watts morphs into a mad hurricane that can shift personas,
accents, and topics in a flash. Called “the most wildly
inventive new talent of the past five years” by LA Weekly,
Watts disorients audiences in the most entertaining way.
You won’t know what he’s going to do, but that’s okay
—he doesn’t either.
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DIANA KRALL
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Wednesday, October 9 at 7:30 pm $99/$75/$55
Diana Krall, piano, vocals; Aram Bajakian, guitars; Dennis Crouch, bass;
Stuart Duncan, fiddle; Karriem Riggins, drums; Patrick Warren, keyboards
“Diana Krall
brings sexy
back in time.”
—NPR
Famed for her pre-bop piano style and cool yet sensual singing, two-time
Grammy winner Diana Krall returns to the Flynn with sexy and adventurous
tunes from her new album, Glad Rag Doll. Called “an inspired, gritty burst of
new creativity” (DownBeat ), the T-Bone Burnett-produced album is chock-full of
vaudeville and jazz songs from the 1920s and ‘30s, hand-picked from her father’s
78-rpm record collection. As she rocks, swings, and shuffles, Krall fills these
songs with mischief, humor, and a renewed sense of tenderness and intimacy.
Krall is joined by an elite backing band that sizzles as it bridges the
Roaring ‘20s and 2013.
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Dr. John
Friday, October 25 at 8 pm $65/$50/$40 save
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Mac Rebennack, aka Dr. John, is the embodiment of New Orleans’ rich musical heritage.
Steeped in vintage R&B grooves, Cajun voodoo, barrelhouse ivory-tickling, psychedelic funk,
and Creole roots, Dr. John’s music has earned five Grammy awards and a recent induction to the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame. Playing his classics (Right Place Wrong Time, Such a Night, Iko Iko), French Quarter
favorites, and tunes from his 2012 collaboration with the Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach, Locked Down, Dr. John is
the high priest of Louisiana’s musical gumbo.
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L.A. Theatre Works
“The Graduate”
ASL interpretation
Wednesday, October 23 at 7:30 pm $42/$35/$25 save
First a cult novel, then a landmark Hollywood film, and now a fully-staged
play and radio theater production, The Graduate is the classic coming-of-age
story about an innocent college grad who is seduced by an older woman.
For generations, The Graduate has epitomized youthful rebellion, confusion,
frustration, love, and redemption as told through the characters of
Mrs. Robinson, Benjamin Braddock, Elaine, and the rest. This new production
by L.A. Theatre Works features full sets, live action, costumes, microphones,
and a Foley artist in a groundbreaking theatrical staging. Immediate and
spontaneous, The Graduate is more than just theater: it’s an event.
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mystique-dripping grooves
sound easy.”
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“A national theatrical treasure.” —Philadelphia Inquirer
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Cirque Éloize
“Classic, full-tilt,
fast paced musical comedy!”
“Cirkopolis”
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Monday & Tuesday, November 4 & 5 at 7:30 pm $54/$44/$34 save
In the heart of a stern and imposing city, Cirque Éloize reveals a new world somewhere between dream and fable,
reality and fantasy. Inspired by Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and Terry Gilliam’s Brazil, two films decrying the
stifling nature of totalitarian societies, Cirkopolis combines circus arts, theater, dance, and music
to form a vibrant comic book world. Twelve acrobats and multidisciplinary artists rebel against
the monotony and limits of the factory-city as the story unfolds: jugglers brave the space,
a contortionist is lifted by her companions, and aerial artists defy the height of the
skyscrapers. Accompanied by an original musical score and video projections,
Cirkopolis twists and turns in a world where the veil of anonymity and solitude
is lifted and replaced by bursts of color.
—Chicago Tribune
“An adventure that
dazzles audiences
of all ages.”
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“The Addams Family”
Monday, October 28 at 7:30 pm $70/$60/$50 save
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Just in time for Halloween, The Addams Family is a smash-hit musical comedy that brings the darkly delirious
world of Gomez, Morticia, Uncle Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley, and Lurch to spooky and spectacular life.
This magnificently macabre new musical comedy is created by Jersey Boys authors Marshall Brickman and
Rick Elice, Drama Desk-winning composer/lyricist Andrew Lippa (The Wild Party ), choreographer Sergio
Trujillo (Jersey Boys), and Olivier Award-winning director/designers Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch.
Come meet the family in costume—we’ll leave the lights off for you.
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STEP AFRIKA!
Friday, November 1 at 8 pm $36/$29/$22 save
Like a band without instruments, Step Afrika! uses kicks, stomps, claps, and chants to create
enormously powerful and exciting dance rhythms. Known as “stepping,” this energetic and
mesmerizing art form was developed in black fraternities and sororities and has roots in African gumboot
and Zulu dance. The group has performed at the White House and serves as a cultural ambassador for
the US State Department at events worldwide. A rhythmic and visual spectacle to behold, Step Afrika!
“harks back to the essence of dancing: people moving together in harmony for the greater good” (Village Voice).
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“Electrifying
talents.”
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“When SNL and The Daily Show need comics, they turn
to the Upright Citizens Brigade.” —New York Post
ANOUSHKA SHANKAR
Thursday, November 21 at 7:30 pm
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Sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar emits sonic
beauty as she explores Indian music, electronica, jazz, flamenco,
and Western classical music. The daughter and student of
the legendary Ravi Shankhar, her adventurous hybrid style “feels
as natural as conversation” (New York Times) and produces
music that’s as intriguing as it is beautiful. A two-time Grammy
nominee and the youngest-ever in the world music category,
Shankar has collaborated and performed with a diverse
roster of artists including Sting, Mstislav Rostropovich,
Jean-Pierre Rampal, Herbie Hancock, and Norah Jones.
Time Out New York says, “Expect to be thoroughly intoxicated.”
“A new breed of super-musician,
classically trained in two
traditions.” —Japan Times
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Founded by Amy Poehler (SNL, Parks and Recreation), Upright Citizens Brigade performs a night of provocative sketch comedy
and absurd improv. A veritable incubation lab for comedy talent, the Upright Citizens Brigade touring cast is hand-picked from
the best improv comedians in the country and has previously featured such luminaries as Jack McBrayer (30 Rock),
Horatio Sanz (SNL), Ed Helms (The Hangover, Cedar Rapids), Ellie Kemper (The Office, Bridesmaids), Rob Corddry
(The Daily Show), Rob Riggle (SNL, The Daily Show ), and Adam McKay (Anchorman, Funny or Die), among many
others. As The Onion says, “Catch the next generation of comedy superstars before they all sell out to
[lousy] sitcoms and VH1 list shows.”
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“The missing link
between Jimi Hendrix
and Wes Montgomery.”
“The idea of sensitively portraying
Alzheimer’s patients with puppets proved
inspired. Sandglass has developed some superbly
realized marionettes.” —The Hub Review
—Village Voice
Solo Performance
James “Blood” Ulmer
Saturday, November 9 at 8 pm $25 save
With a gutsy, soulful, and ferociously gritty sound redolent
of the pungent red clay of his South Carolina childhood,
James “Blood” Ulmer is a revolutionary musical figure.
The 70-year-old guitarist got his start in organ combos,
recording his first sessions with Hank Marr and Big John Patton.
His breakthrough gig with Ornette Coleman moved Ulmer to
the forefront of the scene, with a gutbucket blues-drenched attack
perfectly suited for the ensemble. Ulmer’s visceral style combines blues,
funk, jazz, and rock in a woodwind-esque tone that’s been called
“some of the greasiest, knottiest, most surreal blues ever” (AllMusic).
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Sandglass Theater
“D-Generation: An Exaltation of Larks”
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Thursday–Saturday, November 21–23 at 8 pm $25 save
New from Vermont’s Sandglass Theater and Artistic Director Eric Bass, D-Generation: An Exaltation
of Larks is a theater piece based on stories written collaboratively by individuals with late-stage
dementia. Performed by three puppeteers (the caregivers) and five puppets (the residents of
a care facility), D-Generation explores the rich creative potential and ability to communicate
of people within this mental state. Their words, images, and imaginations yield work that
is poetic, humorous, and quite mysterious. The piece is set to a compelling original score
and striking animated video segments.
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“Kyle Abraham just may be
the defining choreographic
voice of a new generation.”
—Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Cirque Alfonse
“Timber!”
Tuesday, December 3 at 7 pm
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“Simply jaw-dropping.”
—Le Devoir (Montreal)
Timber! is off the beaten path. You can almost smell the
fresh-cut pine logs as Cirque Alfonse transports you to
an exhilarating world of lumberjacks, loggers, and traditional
Québec farm life with dazzling aerial acrobatics. Inspired by
Québécois folklore and their real-life family farm in the village of
Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, this young (and heavily bearded) troupe
juggles, dances, and tosses logs amid violins, cracking whips, and flying
axes. With a group comprised of professional acrobats, dancers, an ex-skiing
champion, and authentic Québec folk musicians, Cirque Alfonse’s Timber!
is a rollicking party in the woods.
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“A heartwarming family favorite!”
—St. Louis Post-Dispatch
“Pavement”
Saturday, November 23 at 8 pm $36/$29/$22 save
Kyle Abraham, the 2012 Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award recipient and
2010 Bessie Award-winning choreographer, makes dance that swaggers.
His latest work, Pavement, pays homage to the bold, backward-jeans and
high-top-fade era of ‘90s hip-hop, while examining a culture plagued by
discrimination, genocide, and the constant quest for a way out. Inspired by
John Singleton’s groundbreaking film Boyz N The Hood (1991) and essays of
W.E.B. DuBois’ The Souls of Black Folk (1903), Pavement uses movement to depict
scenes of violence, love, male bonding, arrests, and physical and emotional pain.
The piece is set to an amazing soundtrack that mixes Philippe Jaroussky’s operatic score,
Carestini: The Story of a Castrato, with the sounds of the city.
Nebraska Theatre Caravan
“A Christmas Carol”
Friday, December 13 at 7 pm $42/$35/$25 save
Featuring a 24-member cast, a live orchestra, colorful costumes, spirited dancing,
and show-stopping special effects, Nebraska Theatre Caravan’s beautifully
staged musical adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol,
is a perennial Flynn holiday favorite. Adapted for the stage by Charles Jones,
this beloved performance shares the tale of tight-fisted, middle-class merchant
Ebenezer Scrooge, and ultimately shows that a greedy world can be healed by
brotherhood and unselfishness.
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“The very essence
of what a Broadway
musical should be.”
—Associated Press
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“Memphis”
Green Day’s “American Idiot”
the groundbreaking BROADWAY musical
Friday, January 24 at 8 pm $70/$60/$50 save
Tuesday & Wednesday, February 11 & 12 at 7:30 pm $73/$63/$50
Turn up that dial: From the underground dance clubs of ‘50s
Memphis, Tennessee, comes a hot new Broadway musical that bursts
off the stage with explosive dancing, irresistible songs, and a thrilling
tale of fame and forbidden love. Winner of four 2010 Tony Awards including
Best Musical, Memphis tells the story of a white radio DJ who wants to
change the world and a black club singer who’s ready for her big break.
Come along on their incredible journey to the ends of the airwaves, filled with
laughter, soaring emotion, and roof-raising rock ‘n’ roll.
Direct from Broadway, the Tony Award-winning smash-hit musical American Idiot tells the story of three lifelong friends forced
to choose between their dreams and the safety of suburbia. Their quest for true meaning in a post-9/11 world leads them on
the most exhilarating theatrical journey of the season. The evening features music entirely from Green Day’s American Idiot album,
including Boulevard of Broken Dreams, 21 Guns, Wake Me Up When September Ends, Holiday, and the blockbuster title track.
With direction by Michael Mayer (Spring Awakening), choreography by Steven Hoggett (Black Watch), and orchestrations and
arrangements by Tom Kitt (Next to Normal), the result is an experience that Rolling Stone calls “a groundbreaking musical event!”
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“Flat-out electrifying!”
—Boston Globe
MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO
“A Dedication to Nina Simone”
Saturday, February 1 at 8 pm $42/$35/$25 save
A pioneer of neo-soul, Meshell Ndegeocello is unmistakable for
the dazzle of her bass playing and the dark, stoic clarity of her
voice. In this special performance, Ndegeocello pays tribute
to the high priestess of soul, Nina Simone, whose crooning
set the jazz and blues world ablaze with a voice like no
other. Called “the best kind of dedication” (AllMusic),
Ndegeocello invokes the classic inspiration of Simone
with simmering interpretations of her most famous
songs (Feelin’ Good; Real Real; To Be Young,
Gifted, and Black) as well as songs from
Ndegeocello’s own musical catalogue.
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“ASTONISHING.”
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Kronos Quartet
“An evening with
the Kronos Quartet
is a mind-bending
experience.”
“Black Angels” and Other Works
Saturday, February 15 at 8 pm $50/$40/$30 save
David Harrington, violin; John Sherba, violin; Hank Dutt, viola;
Sunny Jungin Yang, cello
Kronos Quartet is one of the world’s most diverse, best-known,
and most influential contemporary string quartets. The group returns
to the Flynn with a new staging of George Crumb’s Black Angels, a
musical response to the Vietnam War that the quartet formed to play.
Crumb’s score depicts a voyage of the soul and draws from an arsenal
of sounds—shouting, chanting, whistling, whispering, gongs, maracas,
and crystal glasses—with an explosive sensuality that still rings relevant
and ominous. As the only recipients of both the Polar Music Prize and the
Avery Fisher Prize, Kronos Quartet is unparalleled in its range, artistic vision,
and ability to transcend the barrier between musicians and audiences.
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“Smart,
sophisticated,
downright hilarious.”
—TimeOut Chicago
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The Improvised Shakespeare Company
Thursday & Friday, February 20 & 21 at 8 pm $30 save
Vermont Public Radio
The Improvised Shakespeare Company returns with a show that “channels Monty Python
as often as the Bard” (Chicago Tribune). Based on an audience suggestion for a yet-to-be-written play,
the group creates a fully improvised performance in great Shakespearean style. Each of the players
has brushed up on his “thees” and “thous” to bring you an uncharted evening of off-the-cuff comedy.
Creating the characters as you watch, the play is filled with power struggles, star-crossed lovers,
sprites, kings, queens, princesses, sword-playing, rhyming couplets, asides, insults, persons in
disguise, or anything else that we’ve come to expect from the pen of William Shakespeare.
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MARK MORRIS DANCE GROUP
Wednesday, February 19 at 7:30 pm $50/$40/$30 save
Mark Morris creates dance works that defy the boundaries between modern and ballet.
Heralded for their commitment to live music, Morris dances are uproariously funny,
sensuously attractive, and always “astonishingly honest” (New York Times). The choreographer
is known for infusing graceful movement and notable wit into each of his more than 120 works.
In this program, the group performs A Wooden Tree (music by Ivor Cutler), Italian Concerto
(J.S. Bach), Excursions (Samuel Barber), and Crosswalk (Carl Maria von Weber).
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and intricate demonstration
of genius.” —New York Times
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“A spell-weaving
new voice.” —Mojo
FATOUMATA DIAWARA
Friday, February 21 at 8 pm $40/$32/$25 save
Malian singer-songwriter Fatoumata Diawara (aka Fatou)
is “the most beguiling talent to hit the world music scene
in some time” (Daily Telegraph). Accompanied by a smoking
live band, Fatou spins high-energy jazz and funk into joyous
and sensual folk-rock, inflected with the rhythms and melodies
of her native Wassoulou. Her radiant voice and infectious Afro-pop
mix the expansive and the understated. An unforgettable live
performer who brings the music to fever pitch before exploding
into the Malian didadi dance, Fatou sings of love, politics, and
empowerment with “effortless melodic charm” (Financial Times).
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“Cirque Ziva”
Wednesday, March 5 at 7 pm $38/$29/$22 save
Cirque Ziva is the latest family-friendly creation from the Golden Dragon
Acrobats, the thrilling acrobatic troupe rooted in 2,000 years of Chinese history.
Blending traditional and modern acrobatics, the Golden Dragons perform the best
of this time-honored form through dance, human pyramids, aerial stunts,
contortion, spectacular costumes, and ancient and contemporary music. Created by world renowned impresario Danny Chang and choreographer Angela Chang, Cirque Ziva is a breathtaking show that celebrates
the richness of Chinese culture.
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Jack DeJohnette, drums; Joe Lovano, saxophone;
Esperanza Spalding, bass; Leo Genovese, piano
Three generations of jazz greats combine for an incredible instrumental evening. One of the most respected drummers on the planet, NEA Jazz Master
Jack DeJohnette has been in constant demand as both a bandleader and sideman for over five decades. Hailed by the New York Times as “one of the greatest
musicians in jazz history,” Grammy-winning saxophone giant Joe Lovano is a prescient and path-finding force in the arena of creative music. Bassist/composer
Esperanza Spalding was one of the biggest breakout stars of 2011—not just in jazz, but in all genres of music, receiving a Grammy for Best New Artist.
The all-star frontline is rounded out by the amazing Argentinean pianist Leo Genovese, a long-time cohort of Spalding. To have these musicians together
is a spectacle in itself.
“Esperanza Spalding [is]
the most talked-about jazz
musician in a generation.”
—New York Times
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“Jack DeJohnette could turn
matchsticks into an orchestra.”
“[Joe Lovano is] a vibrant
player who delivers an
award-worthy performance
every time out.”
—Eye on the Music
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“Leo Genovese always fits
without having to fit in.”
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“Mermaid Theatre has brought
its form of puppet theater
to a transcendent art.”
“An amusing, honest,
passionate autobiography.”
—Chronicle Herald
FAMILY MATINEE
—New York Times
Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia
“Swimmy,” “Frederick,”
and “Inch by Inch”
ASL interpretation
Recommended
Sunday, March 9 at 2 pm $25 adults/$15 children for ages 3-9
Flynn family favorite Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia returns with delightful stage
adaptations of Leo Lionni’s exquisitely crafted Caldecott Honor-winning books. Starring
a tiny but ingenious fish, a poetic mouse, and a precise inchworm, the show features an
assortment of innovative puppetry techniques, including Mermaid’s signature use of
black-light theater. Playful original music and an imaginative and gentle storytelling style
are perfectly suited to Lionni’s collage-like illustrations.
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“Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda”
Friday, March 7 at 8 pm
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With self-deprecating humor and warmth, Broadway legend and
two-time Tony winner Patti LuPone takes us on a career-spanning tour
of the roles she coulda, woulda, shoulda, or did play. Recounting the mass
“cattle-call” auditions of her early career, an unlikely entrance to Juilliard, and her numerous
career ups and downs, LuPone bares all as she sings selections from Hair, Evita, Bye Bye Birdie,
Funny Girl, West Side Story, Kiss Me, Kate, and Peter Pan. The winner of an Olivier Award for her performances
in West End productions of Les Misérables (as the original Faninte) and The Cradle Will Rock, LuPone lovingly
reflects on both the good times and the bad.
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A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
DANÚ
Saturday, March 15 at 8 pm $40/$32/$25 save
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Celebrate Burlington Irish Heritage Week with the high-energy traditional sounds of Danú.
Hailing from historic County Waterford, Danú is one of today’s leading traditional Irish ensembles
built around accordion, fiddle, flute, tin whistle, fiddle, bouzouki, and the rich vocals of Muireann
Nic Amhlaoibh. Winner of major awards from the BBC and Irish Music Magazine,
Danú mixes ancient music with contemporary works to create a spirit-raising concoction
that’s “impressive, immersive, and uniquely and unmistakably Irish” (Strings Magazine).
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“Danú stirs the blood
and lifts the heart.”
—Irish Music Magazine
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“A stunning, stirring
masterpiece.”
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Nellie McKay
“Supremely gifted, charming,
and darkly funny.” —Washington Post
Friday, April 4 at 7 & 9:30 pm $30 save
—Houston Chronicle
Nellie McKay’s music is as tuneful and clever as the best of the Great American
Songbook, and she stretches her torchy, cabaret-style vocals to include rap, rock, and
everything in-between. With virtually unlimited gifts as a singer, songwriter, actress,
pianist, ukulele player, mimic, satirist, and comedian, McKay “is at once Judy Garland,
Diana Krall, Weird Al, and Jenny Lewis” (Theasy). McKay’s already impressive list of
achievements including opening for Lou Reed at Carnegie Hall, performing on A Prairie Home
Companion, duets with Eartha Kitt and Triumph The Insult Comic Dog, a role as Hilary Swank’s
sister on the big screen, and five wildly-acclaimed albums of original music.
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Broadway National Tour
“Man of La Mancha”
Thursday, March 20 at 7:30 pm $70/$60/$50 save
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Winner of five Tony Awards including Best Musical Score and Best Musical,
Man of La Mancha tells the story of author, actor, and tax collector Miguel de Cervantes,
imprisoned by the Spanish Inquisition and awaiting a mock trial by a jury of his fellow
prisoners. To save his life’s work from seizure and sure destruction, Cervantes’ defense is to act
out his play—the classic story of Don Quixote and his enduring quest for peace, goodness, and the lady of
his dreams, Dulcinea. Join the mad knight and his trusty sidekick, Sancho Panza, as he jousts windmills
while pursuing The Impossible Dream.
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“Comic genius. A tour de force
from a master of multicultural mayhem.”
—The Age (Melbourne)
Saturday, March 22 at 8 pm $36/$29/$22 save
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Public Radio and WCAX
“Guru of Chai”
Guru of Chai is a story of love, loss, and enlightenment set amid the vibrant chaos of modern India.
Created by award-winning actor Jacob Rajan and musician David Ward, Guru of Chai tells the tale of a poor
chaiwallah (tea seller) whose life is changed by an abandoned young girl with a beautiful singing voice.
With over two dozen larger-than-life characters performed entirely by Rajan, live music, and puppetry,
Guru of Chai “unearths the profoundly touching comedy of these hopeful, vulnerable lives” (The Scotsman)
in an outrageously funny and beautiful romantic thriller.
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“Cinderbox 2.0”
In Cinderbox 2.0, award-winning dance theater group Lucky Plush takes
a cue from the media’s voyeuristic approach to “reality.” With offbeat comedy
and cracked storytelling, the group explores the anxiety of hyper-networked
America and blurs the lines between observers and observed, personal
and public, staged and spontaneous. Produced in collaboration with artistic
director Julia Rhoads (winner of the 2013 Alpert Award), Cinderbox 2.0
includes an original score by drummer and composer Michael Caskey
and is “a shrewd and witty commentary on recovering the humanity
from an increasingly manufactured way of life” (Chicago Tribune).
Indian Ink Theatre Company
Tuesday-Thursday, April 8-10 at 7:30 pm $25 save
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Office through the UVM President’s Initiative for Diversity
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kinetically, sonically, and intellectually dazzling piece
of dance theater.”
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“The new Queen
of Bluegrass.”
—Wall Street Journal
Rhonda Vincent and the Rage
“A mind-blowing troupe
of wildly creative and physically
daring dancers who leap, fly, intertwine,
and break all the rules.” —Newsday
Thursday, April 24 at 7:30 pm $42/$35/$25 save
PILOBOLUS
Rhonda Vincent, vocals, mandolin, fiddle; Hunter Berry, mandolin, fiddle;
Mickey Harris, upright bass; Aaron McDaris, guitar, banjo; Ben Helson, guitar
Called “too good to be mortal” by Billboard, award-winning vocalist, mandolinist,
and fiddler Rhonda Vincent updates the haunting mountain bluegrass of Bill Monroe
with a performance ranging from breakneck instrumentals to heart-wrenching ballads.
A five-time Grammy nominee and seven-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year winner, Vincent
pairs her twangy, down-home vocals with the outsized musicianship of her all-star country band. With
a career that started four decades ago in Missouri as a member of her family band, The Sally Mountain Show,
Vincent plays the music of the heartland with a radiant, contemporary vibe.
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Friday, May 2 at 8 pm
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Named after a sun-loving fungus that grows in
barnyards and pastures, Pilobolus thrills audiences
with ingenious choreography, zesty humor, daring physicality, and raw
athleticism. Equal part dancers, acrobats, mimes, and theater artists, the troupe
creates human sculptures that defy both gravity and logic. As zany as the Marx Brothers
and clever as Houdini, the Washington Post says Pilobolus “embodies a large part of what the best
in contemporary dance is all about: discovery.” With notable appearances on Oprah, Late Night
with Conan O’Brien, and at the Oscars, Pilobolus is serious fun.
Public Radio
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“A potentially definitive
Latin jazz band.” —Chicago Tribune
Arturo O’Farrill & The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
Saturday, April 19 at 8 pm $40/$32/$25 save
Arturo O’Farrill, piano, musical direction; Gregg August, bass; John Bailey, trumpet; Seneca Black, trumpet; Peter Brainin, tenor
saxophone; Vince Cherico, drums, timbales; Frank Cohen, trombone; David DeJesus, alto saxophone; Tokunori Kajiwara, trombone;
Carlos Maldonado, percussion; Rafi Malkiel, trombone; Jason Marshall, baritone saxophone; Earl McIntyre, bass trombone;
Bobby Porcelli, alto saxophone; Jonathan Powell, trumpet; Ivan Renta, tenor saxophone; Tony Rosa, percussion; Jim Seeley, trumpet
Grammy-winning pianist, composer, and educator Arturo O’Farrill and the extraordinary 18-piece Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
are “a joyful force” (NPR) that fuses Latin rhythms, clave, African-based percussion, modern jazz, and swing. The NYC powerhouse
preserves the classic sounds of Latin dance bands while embracing its experimental side, roaring through compositions by
Latin music’s best: Machito, Tito Puente, Astor Piazzola, Hermeto Pascoal, and his own father, Chico O’Farrill. A veteran of the groups
of Dizzy Gillespie and Harry Belafonte, O’Farrill leads the orchestra in a performance that spans the Americas, playing both traditional
cuts and commissioned works with the fire of a mambo workout.
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Ain Gordon’s
Noveller
“Not What Happened”
“Smart . . .
[with] genuine emotion.”
Friday & Saturday, September 6 & 7 at 8 pm $25 save
In Not What Happened, multiple Obie-winning writer Ain Gordon and director Ken Rus Schmoll
premiere a work rooted in Vermont history. Inspired by the politics of reenactment—the recreation
of the past for the present—Not What Happened is a duet between two women that could never
actually meet: a tour guide in period costume working at a historic site, and the person that guide
represents. The evening-length work is accompanied by documentary artist Forrest Holzapfel’s photos
of 19th-century artifacts and rural landscapes.
—New York Times
A Pick Up Performance Co(s) production co-commissioned by the Vermont Performance Lab, Flynn Center for the Performing Arts,
Juniata Presents, with production support from the Baryshnikov Arts Center, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, MASS MoCa and
the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s NEXT WAVE Festival.
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“Fluid spontaneity and
rock star allure.”
—Dance Magazine
Aparna Ramaswamy
“An orchestra
of one.”
Saturday, November 16 at 8 pm $25 save
“Sannidhi”
Saturday, September 21 at 8 pm $30 save
Called “a marvel of buoyant agility and sculptural clarity” (Dance Magazine),
Aparna Ramaswamy is co-director of Ragamala Dance and a protégé of legendary
Bharatanatyam artist Alarmel Valli, one of India’s greatest living masters. Bharatanatyam
has been described as “three-dimensional dance” and uses individual fingers, different parts
of the sole of the foot, the spine, eyes, head, arms, and legs to create rhythms and dynamic
contrasts. In Sannidhi, a solo piece with live music, Ramaswamy performs enchantingly
beautiful dance that advances the classical form as a visceral, living tradition.
As Noveller, guitarist Sarah Lipstate wields feedback, pedals, scissors,
an electric bow, and a stadium-size assembly of axe-shredding sounds.
Full of narcotic bliss, her ambient soundscapes shift delicately, and she shimmers
through experimental adventures teeming with looping drones and precision picking.
Known for her stints with Parts and Labor and Rhys Chatham’s Guitar Army
and her short films screened at SXSW, Lipstate harnesses her guitar
prowess and cinematic sensibilities to produce “evocative sound-artistry
so detailed and multifaceted that it seems to be alive” (TimeOut New York).
—NPR
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Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol
“El Rumor del Incendio”
Wednesday & Thursday, April 2 & 3 at 7:30 pm $25 save
Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol (Lizards Lying in the Sun) is a fiery young Mexico City-based
collective who create multimedia performance projects with an extraordinary sense
of narrative. El Rumor del Incendio (Rumor of the Fire) is an exploration of their parents’
Mexico in the 1960s: a time when young revolutionaries took up arms in a desperate attempt
to change society. Using documents, scale models, figurines, and video, they concoct
an epic piece of documentary theater that sheds light on the nature of rebellion and
the utopian desires of their predecessors. Performed in Spanish with English subtitles.
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“They recover a moment in the life
of the country and of the world
which was doomed to oblivion.”
—La Isla de Próspero
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“Immensely appealing.”
—New York Times
Ethan Lipton + His Orchestra
“Theatre in the Head”
“No Place to Go”
Saturday, May 17 at 8 pm $25 save
Thursday & Friday, September 26 & 27 at 8 pm $25 save
The company where he’s worked for the past 10 years is moving to another planet,
and playwright and composer Ethan Lipton doesn’t want to go. Part love letter
to his co-workers, part query to the universe, part protest to his company and
country, No Place to Go delivers a hilarious, irreverent, and personal musical
ode to the unemployed. Directed by Leigh Silverman (Well, Chinglish), this 2012
Obie-winning production is a Woody Guthrie-meets-Woody Allen chronicle of
the last weeks of its hero’s “permanent part-time” job as his company moves
to a place very far away: Mars.
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Adele Myers and Dancers
“Engrossing . . .
a rich little world.” —Village Voice
For more than a decade, Adele Myers has lit up the dance world with
a singular style that combines effortless grace with a sly sense of humor.
Working with a five-member ensemble, Myers uses movement to create
expressive narratives that combine robust athleticism and humor.
Theatre in the Head was developed with composer Josh Quillen of
So Percussion and is divided into two acts. The piece explores the quest
for intimacy and fuses her trademark theatricality with dazzling athleticism
and disarming poignancy.
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Thanks to Our Funders for Their Vital Support
Noveller, Anoushka Shankar, Kyle Abraham /
Abraham.in.Motion, Kronos Quartet,
Indian Ink Theatre Company, and Adele Myers
and Dancers are funded in part by an award
from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Not What Happened, No Place to Go, Timber!,
and Mark Morris Dance Group are funded in part
by the Expeditions program of the New
England Foundation for the Arts, made possible with funding
from the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional support
from the six New England state art agencies.
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The presentation of Aparna Ramaswamy was made possible by
the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance
Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
and additional funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
D-Generation: An Exaltation of Larks was made possible with
funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts’
National Theater Project, with lead funding from
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Not What Happened is a National Performance Network
(NPN) Creation Fund Project co-commissioned by
the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts in partnership with
the Vermont Performance Lab, Juniata Presents, and NPN.
The Creation Fund is supported by the Doris Duke Charitable
Foundation, Ford Foundation, and the National Endowment for the
Arts (a federal agency). For more information: www.npnweb.org.
The Flynn Center for the Performing Arts is a NPN
Partner of the National Performance Network (NPN).
Not What Happened and D-Generation: An Exaltation of
Larks are made possible in part by support from the NPN
Performance Residency Program. Major contributors of NPN
include the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Ford Foundation, the
National Endowment for the Arts (a federal agency), the MetLife
Foundation, and the Nathan Cummings Foundation.
This tour of Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol is made possible through
Southern Exposure: Performing Arts of Latin America, a
program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation in partnership with the
National Endowment for the Arts and the Robert Sterling Clark
Foundation. Also made possible by the Performing Americas
Program, a partnership between the National Performance Network
(NPN) and the Network of Cultural Promoters of Latin America
and the Caribbean (La RED) designed to increase artistic exchange
in the Western Hemisphere. Performing Americas Program is
supported by the NPN with funding provided by the Robert Sterling
Clark Foundation and the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
For further information, visit the NPN website at www.npn.org.
FlynnSpace jazz performances are funded in part by
an anonymous donor.
Programming is supported by endowments initiated through
challenge grants from the Ford, Argosy, and Doris Duke
Charitable foundations and matched by generous support
from the community.
Flynn Center performances are funded in part by
Andrea’s Legacy Fund, used to protect and maintain
the Flynn’s performing arts and education programs.
Local artists’ performances are supported in part by the Vermont
Arts Council and the Vermont Community Foundation.
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September
6-7Ain Gordon’s: “Not What Happened”............... p.24
21Aparna Ramaswamy........................................ p.24
22Johannes String Quartet with Fred Child........... p.2
26-27Ethan Lipton + His Orchestra:
“No Place to Go”............................................... p.24
28Alejandro Escovedo and Shelby Lynne.............. p.3
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October
4Reggie Watts..................................................... p.2
9Diana Krall......................................................... p.4
23LA Theatre Works: “The Graduate”.................... p.4
25Dr. John............................................................. p.5
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“The Addams Family”......................................... p.6
November
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1Step Afrika!........................................................ p.6
4-5Cirque Eloize: “Cirkopolis”................................ p.7
8Upright Citizens Brigade.................................... p.8
9James “Blood” Ulmer........................................ p.8
16Noveller........................................................... p.25
21Anoushka Shankar............................................. p.9
21-23Sandglass Theater: “D-Generation”................... p.9
23Kyle Abraham / Abraham.in.Motion................ p.10
December
3Cirque Alfonse: “Timber!”................................ p.11
13
“A Christmas Carol”.......................................... p.11
January
24“Memphis”........................................................ p.12
February
1Meshell Ndegeocello:
“A Dedication to Nina Simone”......................... p.12
11-12Green Day’s “American Idiot”.......................... p.13
15Kronos Quartet: “Black Angels”
and Other Works.............................................. p.14
19Mark Morris Dance Group............................... p.14
20-21The Improvised Shakespeare Company........... p.15
21Fatoumata Diawara.......................................... p.16
27Johannes String Quartet with Fred Child........... p.2
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JULY 30 TO THE
GENERAL PUBLIC
March
3DeJohnette / Lovano /
Spalding / Genovese Quartet........................... p.16
5Golden Dragon Acrobats: “Cirque Ziva”.......... p.17
7Patti Lupone: “Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda”....... p.18
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“Swimmy,” “Frederick,” and “Inch by Inch”...... p.19
15Danú................................................................ p.18
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“Man of La Mancha”......................................... p.20
22Lucky Plush: “Cinderbox 2.0”......................... p.20
April
2-3Lagartijas Tiradas al Sol:
“El Rumor del Incendio”................................... p.25
4Nellie McKay................................................... p.21
8-10 “Guru of Chai”.................................................. p.21
19Arturo O’Farrill & The Afro Latin Orchestra..... p.23
24Rhonda Vincent and the Rage.......................... p.22
May
2Pilobolus.......................................................... p.23
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Adele Myers and Dancers................................. p.25
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