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SMART ARTS 2016-17 dance delights ticket schedule Experience dance through performances, workshops, and demonstrations by international renowned companies and guest artists! CAMERATA CHAMBER Danceworks DANCEWORKS Going for Baroque Sonorous Classical Favorites Danceworks for Children Danceworks in Performance The college’s electric and eclectic resident dance troupe presents programs delighting audiences of all ages. Performances take place in the Academic Arts Theatre. DANCEWORKS FOR CHILDREN BLOCKBUSTER Sunday, January 29 3:00 pm This annual favorite is where the kids get into the action on stage. Great fun for all! (Suitable for children ages 3 and up). Tickets are $10 (general admission). The Second City Cirque-tacular Russian Seasons Dance DANCEWORKS IN PERFORMANCE Saturday, April 1 8:00 pm Friday, April 7 8:00 pm Saturday, April 8 Sunday, April 9 3:00 pm 3:00 pm SUN, JAN 29 SAT, APR 1 SUN, APR 2 FRI, APR 7 SAT, APR 8 SUN, APR 9 3:00 pm 8:00 pm 3:00 pm 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 3:00 pm SAT, OCT 8 SAT, DEC 3 FRI, MAR 17 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 8:00 pm SAT, OCT 1 SAT, NOV 19 8:00 pm 8:00 pm SAT, OCT 22 SAT, FEB 11 SAT, MAY 6 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 3:00 pm Ariel String Quartet (Israel) Russian String Orchestra 3:00 pm SAT, SEP 24 SUN, FEB 5 Saturday, September 24 8:00 pm This young, internationally acclaimed Israeli quartet performs widely in Israel, Europe, and North America. Founded 16 years ago, they recently debuted at Carnegie Hall in 2016, a remarkable achievement for an ensemble so young. “A consummate ensemble gifted with utter musicality and remarkable interpretive power.” (American Record Guide) Grande Romanza Magic of Motown SAT, JAN 21 SAT, APR 22 NATIONAL PLAYERS The Giver Saturday, October 22 8:00 pm In a utopian future of sameness, young Jonas inherits an unusual career, to receive and keep the memories of his community’s past. Through lessons with his elder predecessor, The Giver teaches Jonas about love, war, and all of life’s unknown joys and pains. As his oppressive world continues unchanged, Jonas must decide whether to keep these secrets or upend his community. This modern classic speaks to all ages. RUSSIAN STRING ORCHESTRA Around the World in 18 Stops Tickets are $22 (general admission), $20 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $16 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. Sunday, February 5 3:00 pm Comprised of some of Russia's finest young string players, this ensemble has carved a niche under the creative baton of its founder and music director Misha Rachlevsky. Its warmth and high energy create addictive performances of world masterpieces that stay with listeners long after the last note has been played. “...The vitality and expressiveness the players spontaneously poured into this work made it a jewel.” (The Washington Post) Valentine’s Day Celebration WALNUT STREET THEATRE Last of The Red Hot Lovers (comedic play) Saturday, February 11 8:00 pm America in the 1960s, an era that encouraged LOVE, was populated by “Mad Men” and “Mod Women” trying to navigate the new normal. In this freshly conceived production of Neil Simon’s classic, true comedy ensues when a modern man in the hip sixties looks for something new and different, but ends up finding himself in the same situation, again and again…and again! Tickets are $22 (general admission), $20 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $16 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. 8:00 pm 3:00 pm Series subscription: $38 (See two shows… a $6 savings!) LEGEND & LEGACY Tickets are $15 (general admission) and $10 (non-WCC students, children and seniors). Performances take place in the Academic Arts Theatre. ARIEL STRING QUARTET (Israel) CLASSIC NOTABLES 8:00 pm The stage transforms the literary page… its ever present brilliance in plays, both dramatic and comedic! Performances take place in the Academic Arts Theatre. PAGE 2 STAGE The Giver Last of the Red Hot Lovers Hamlet page 2 stage series Strings are strummed with the strains of classics! SUN, OCT 16 SUN, APR 2 WINGS OF DANCE NS Danza: ConTrastes Ballets with a Twist Sunday, April 2 classic notables series wings of dance series 8:00 pm 8:00 pm Tickets are $24 (general admission), $22 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $18 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. Experience the world of dance infused by legacy, heritage, and culture. Performances take place in the Academic Arts Theatre. NS DANZA The Fine Arts Gallery is located on the third floor of the Academic Arts Building, across from the theatre. It is open Monday through Saturday 10:00 am-3:00 pm, and Thursday evenings 4:00-6:00 pm. Exhibitions and receptions are free and open to the public. For a complete schedule of gallery events, please visit www.sunywcc.edu/gallery or call 914-606-7867. CHRISTOPHER E. MANNING: Everything, As Perfect as it Seems Tuesday, September 6 – Sunday, November 27 Everything As Perfect As It Seems explores the inherent duality of the exterior surface while exploring the inner self through painting, drawing, collage, photography and sculpture. Each work presents a teetering balance between memory and the forgotten, truths and lies, light and dark, and all passages between life, death and rebirth. The cumulative narrative represents a portrait of what shapes us, while embodying was forgotten or superfluous to existence. STUDENT SHOW Monday, December 12 – Saturday, December 17 An end-of-term celebration of student talent and creativity, the Student Show reflects both student accomplishments and faculty dedication. ConTrastes Saturday, October 1 8:00 pm ConTrastes is more than traditional dance, colorful traditions and regional costumes. The performance loves and speaks of Spain; its traditions and customs through the symbolic elements of folk dance and live music through a contemporary prism. ConTrastes is a feeling that lives in the heart and spirit of this rich land. Take a historical and cultural journey through the islands, mountains and beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean with live music, astounding choreography and soulful singing. Saturday, November 19 8:00 pm Cocktail Hour reinvents the glamour and excitement of classic entertainment with an original mix of charismatic choreography, intoxicating music and exquisite costume design. Shaken but not stirred, this pop-infused production combines the magnetism of Hollywood's Golden Age with a sleek 21st century sensibility, capturing the timeless American spirit in a series of charming, champagne-sparkling vignettes told through ballet. It’s high-style fun for all ages to enjoy. “Witty and fantastic.” (The New York Times) This is a contemporary New York City revisioning of the Henry James novel by the same name. It revolves around unwitting seven-year-old Maisie, caught in a custody battle between her mother, an aging rock star, and her father, a major art dealer. (99 minutes) WITH A FRIEND LIKE HARRY October 14 France (2000) Harry makes people antsy with his creepy smile, too much disposable income, and a desire to solve other people's problems. In this French thriller, what seems like good intentions gone bad forces an old schoolmate to fight off Harry’s evil which is threatening his family. (117 minutes) PHOENIX October 21 USA (2014) A disfigured concentration camp survivor, unrecognizable after facial reconstruction surgery, searches ravaged postwar Berlin for the husband who might have betrayed her. (98 minutes) Singapore (2013) Set in Singapore in 1997, the film chronicles the Lim family and their newly arrived maid, who searches for a better life. Her presence worsens the family’s already strained relationship. A unique bond is formed between the son and maid while the Asian Financial Crisis is felt in the region. (99 minutes). ROCKET November 4 THE SECOND CITY The Best of The Second City Israel (2014) A Palestinian-Israeli boy named Eyad is selected to attend a prestigious boarding school in Jerusalem, where he struggles with language, culture, and identity. He meets an Israeli young man who has progressive muscular dystrophy. He also encounters an intelligent and loving Israeli girl, but the question is whether their relationship has a future, because of cultural and religious differences. (104 minutes) NOTE: Film titles subject to change. Films will be subtitled in English, if available. film series order form Please return to: Westchester Community College Foundation, Friday Night Film Series, Westchester Community College, 75 Grasslands Road, Valhalla, NY 10595-1698 I enclose a check for Fall 2016 subscription payable to WCC Foundation: Film Series: _______(#) regular subscription(s), $54 each: $ ________(total) _______(#) senior (60 plus), or staff subscription(s), $48 each: $ ________(total) _______(#) student, with copy of ID, subscription(s); Free; $ 0.00 (total) Name _____________________________________________________________________________ Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Snowkus Pocus Phone _______________________________________________ (only for Film Series announcements) CLIP & SEND r! e Fall Blockbust TICKET PURCHASE OPTIONS Online: Pay by Credit Card. Available up to 3 hours prior to show time. Purchasers must present printed email confirmation at the door. Visit: www.sunywcc.edu/smartarts Mail-in: Pay by Check (allow 2 weeks) At The Door: Available 30 minutes prior to show time. Cash only! SUBSCRIPTIONS EVENT Celebration of World Dance legend & legacy series Take a musical trek around the iconic sounds of past and present. Performances take place in the Academic Arts Theatre. GRANDE ROMANZA Scenes of Love and Passion from Opera, Operetta & Broadway Saturday, January 21 8:00 pm Renowned for glorious operatic voices, Stefano and Nina Tanchietti, the magical tenor and soprano duo, portray musical scenes of love and passion from the beloved favorites of Broadway, Operetta and Opera. With vocal virtuosity and spellbinding theatrical portrayals, they demonstrate versatility in dramatization and musicality. Fully staged scenes will be presented. MAGIC OF MOTOWN Saturday, April 22 NO. TICKETS COST EA. $ TOTAL Camerata Chamber Players (Oct 16) Ariel String Quartet (Sep 24) NS Danza: ConTrastes (Oct 1) The Second City (Oct 8) National Players: The Giver (Oct 22) Ballets with a Twist: Cocktail Hour (Nov 19) Cirque-tacular: Snowkus Pocus (Dec 3) Grande Romanza (Jan 21) Danceworks for Children (Jan 29) Russian String Orchestra (Feb 5) Last of the Red Hot Lovers (Feb 11) Russian Seasons Dance (Mar 17) Camerata Chamber Players (Apr 2) Magic of Motown (Apr 22) National Players: Hamlet (May 6) Danceworks In Performance (Apr 1, 2 & Apr 7, 8, 9) (Other) SMART ARTS “PATRON” (~ contribution to become a “patron”) Support the arts at Westchester Community College – Thanks! TOTAL $ ~ A portion of your donation may be tax deductible, as allowable by law. Make checks payable to: FSA/Cultural Affairs *Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope & mail to: Office of Cultural Affairs, Hankin Academic Arts Building – Room 302C Westchester Community College, 75 Grasslands Road, Valhalla, NY 10595 For further information, call 914-606-6262 *Except Friday Night Film Series: Make check payable and mail to: Westchester Community College Foundation/Friday Night Film Series. (See separate film series order form) Name (please print) 8:00 pm Motown’s back with its era of unforgettable platinum recordings. This dynamic tribute spans more than a decade of classics where every song is culturedefining in pop music history. The show features the great harmonies and choreographed dance steps of the era, featuring a seven-piece back-up band. Relive or first experience such iconic music! Tickets are $22 (general admission), $20 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $16 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. Series subscription: $38 (See two shows…a $6 savings!) W E S T C H E S T E R $ TOTAL SINGLE TICKETS Friday, March 17 8:00 pm After 25 years, this company returns to the United States with its famous spectacular program. This is a world heritage celebration of exquisite dance styles from fancy footwork of Irish dance, the passion of Gypsy dance and fiery Flamenco to intricate Argentinian Tangos, the athletic Cossack dance of Ukraine and spectacular Broadway choreography. A must see for all! Series subscription: $62 (See all three shows… a $10 savings!) COST EA. $ 62 $ 34 $ 40 $ 60 $ 38 $ 38 EVENT uster! Spring Blockb Tickets are $24 (general admission), $22 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $18 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. NO. TICKETS Blockbuster Camerata Wings of Dance Page 2 Stage Legend & Legacy Classic Notables Saturday, December 3 This holiday season, journey to a fantastic Winter Wonderland. Characters from The Nutcracker come alive as they juggle snowflakes and balance icicles. Marvel at the Ice Queen as she performs dazzling feats in her living snow globe. Feel the warm glow of winter as the aerial acrobatic snow ballet melts your heart. Snowy blowy family fun to be enjoyed by ages 4 to 104! RUSSIAN SEASONS DANCE INSTAGRAM.COM/SMARTARTS_WCC CULTURALARTSWCC.TUMBLR.COM SMART ARTS TICKET ORDER FORM Town __________________________________________ State __________ Zip ______________ Email _____________________________________________________________________________ FACEBOOK.COM/CULTURALARTSWCC TWITTER.COM/CULTURALARTSWCC Blockbuster! Winter 8:00 pm CIRQUE-TACULAR This film delivers an excellent insight to countries, Thailand and Laos, still suffering from the devastation brought about by their proximity to Vietnam. The child protagonists highlight the problems experienced in a battle-scarred country. (96 minutes) November 11 www.sunywcc.edu/SmartArts Saturday, October 8 8:00 pm Chicago’s legendary improv comedy theater returns in The Best of The Second City. This not-to-be-missed show presents the finest of sketches and songs from its 55-year history. Second City has launched the careers of super stars: Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray and more. Five decades of cutting-edge satirical revues will capture your imagination with comedy’s best and brightest. *(Viewer Discretion Advised: Some mature language and content.) Australia (2013) A BORROWED IDENTITY Purchase Tickets Online blockbuster series Screenings begin at 7:45 pm in the Gateway Center – Davis Auditorium. Doors open at 7:10; refreshments are served at 7:20 pm. For more information, call Bob Bruckenthal at 914-723-3186. For school closings, please visit the college website (sunywcc.edu) or call 914-606-6900. A season subscription costs $54; for seniors (60 and over) and WCC Faulty/Staff, $48. A single admission is $11; for WCC Faculty/Staff and seniors, $10. October 28 Series subscription: $60 (See all three shows… an $8 savings!) Series subscription: $40 (See two shows…an $8 savings!) Six outstanding contemporary films represent a spectrum of international film talent. An introduction, discussion and refreshments will be provided. October 7 USA (2012) Tickets are $22 (general admission), $20 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $16 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. Tickets $24 (general admission), $22 (non-WCC students/seniors/fac-staff), $18 (children under 13), and free for WCC credit students with ID. Performances take place in the Academic Arts Theatre. ILO ILO Saturday, May 6 8:00 pm The prince of Denmark returns home from school to find his family life in ruins—his father dead, his mother remarried, and his uncle (now stepfather) ruling the country. When his father’s ghost appears with dire announcements, Hamlet struggles to redefine his life and find his way forward. Cocktail Hour friday night film series WHAT MAISIE KNEW NATIONAL PLAYERS Hamlet (Shakespearean play) BALLETS WITH A TWIST CLIP & SEND fine arts gallery C O M M U N I T Y Address City, State, Zip Telephone (Day) Email (Evening) WCC Students (registered for credit) are entitled to 1 FREE ticket per event with valid student ID. Present ID at Box Office a half hour before performance time. Tickets are subject to availability. TICKETS NOT ISSUED AND RESERVATIONS NOT NECESSARY FOR FREE EVENTS C O L L E G E