2013–2014 season

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2013–2014 season

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September
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Jersey Boys.....................................................9/17-29/2013Ohio4
Aaron Diehl............................................................ 9/19/2013Southern 4
October
Radiolab Live......................................................... 10/3/2013 Palace4
Chris Thile.............................................................10/14/2013Southern 5
Tango Fire..............................................................10/18/2013 Palace5
an evening with pikelny sutton
bulla bales & cobb........................................ 10/22/2013Lincoln5
Math Maniac......................................................... 10/28/2013Lincoln15
Programs and artists subject to change without notice.
January
date
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February
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exclusive discounts and special offers from the Columbus arts
community! Go to capa.com for details.
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Ladysmith Black Mambazo..................................2/4/2014Southern10
Peking Acrobats.................................................... 2/12/2014Southern10
Habib Koite.............................................................. 2/12/2014Lincoln10
Kidpower: Operation Lunchline........................2/27/2014Lincoln15
March
Blue Man Group.................................................. 11/1-3/2013
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Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons..................11/3/2013 Palace6
Madeline and the bad hat.................................11/12/2013Lincoln15
A Christmas Carol...................................11/29-12/01/2013Ohio6
The Phantom of the Opera........................... 3/5–16/2014
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Robert Post........................................................ 3/7-8/2014Lincoln11
My Heart in a Suitcase..................................... 3/19/2014Lincoln15
Second City...................................................... 3/21-22/2014Lincoln11
Motionhouse...........................................................3/25/2014 Palace12
Four Bitchin’ Babes...............................................3/26/2014Southern12
Sesame Street Live........................................3/29-30/2014 Palace12
Sweet Honey in the Rock................................. 12/5/2013 Capitol7
Over The Rhine...................................................... 12/5/2013Lincoln7
Dave Koz & Friends............................................. 12/8/2013 Palace7
the Irish Tenors................................................... 12/9/2013
Palace 8
Flashdance–The Musical.............................12/17–22/2013
Palace 8
Jim Brickman.........................................................12/21/2013Southern 8
tickets
We Will Rock You........................................... 1/7–12/2014 Palace9
Fresh Beat Band.....................................................1/14/2014 Palace9
Ron White................................................................1/17/2014 Palace9
Dr. Insecta..............................................................1/27/2014Lincoln15
November
December
Photo: Chris Nash
Photo: Shane Doyle
2013–2014 CAPA Season at a Glance
In Person:
Visit any Ticketmaster outlet or the CAPA Ticket
Center at the Ohio Theatre (39 E. State Street).
CAPA Ticket Center hours:
Monday–Friday, 9 am–5 pm
Saturday, 10 am–2 pm
Closed Sunday
On show days, the Ohio, Palace, Southern, Lincoln, and
Riffe Center Ticket Offices open two hours prior to the
performance.
April
OnLine:
the Addams Family...........................................4/8–13/2014 palace13
Menopause: The Musical.............................. 4/24-27/2014Southern 13
Patty Larkin..........................................................4/25/2014Lincoln13
To buy tickets online, go capa.com or ticketmaster.com.
PNC Arts Alive All Access
All Access is a discount ticket program designed to make
the arts affordable and accessible for individuals ages 13–25
by offering $5 tickets to select performances from many
Columbus arts organizations. It is made possible by the PNC
Arts Alive program.
To see available shows, participating organizations,
and to learn more about the program, visit
www.gofor5.com.
Limit two ticket vouchers per purchase. Based on availability. First
come, first served. By buying a voucher, you are agreeing that one
(or both) member(s) of your party are between the ages of 13–25 and
can provide proof of age. We reserve the right to void your voucher if
you do not meet these terms.
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The book of mormon..................................... 5/13–25/2014
Gather a group and save! Most CAPA shows offer discounts
for large parties, and we firmly believe the more, the merrier.
Contact JoLane Campbell for general groups at 614-719-6900
or via email at [email protected]. For corporate groups,
contact Elaine Kistler at 614-719-6708 or [email protected] to
make your arrangements today.
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CAPA Season Brochure August 2013
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J. Allen and Ruth Maxwell Pyne,
Lois S. Chope Memorial, and
Richard H. and Ann Shafer Funds
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“Too good to be true!” raves the New York Post for Jersey
Boys, the 2006 Tony® Award-winning Best Musical about
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Four Seasons—Frankie
Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, and Nick Massi. This
is the story of how four blue-collar kids became one of the
greatest successes in pop music history. They wrote their
own songs, invented their own sounds, and sold 175 million
records worldwide—all before they were 30! The premiere
engagement of Jersey Boys in Columbus was an overwhelming
success, seen by more than 52,000 theatergoers, and
the Columbus Dispatch proclaimed, “The theatre fills with
applause, laughter and more than a few tears.” Jersey Boys
worldwide has been seen by over 16 million people (as of
September, 2012).
B r oadwa y
Monday, October 14 | Southern Theatre | 8 pm | $30 |
tango fire
Columbus native Aaron Diehl is the
2011 Cole Porter Fellow in Jazz of the
American Pianists Association. Hailed
by The New York Times as a “revelation”
and the Chicago Tribune as “the most promising discovery
that [Wynton] Marsalis has made since Eric Reed,” Diehl’s
distinctive interpretations of the music of Scott Joplin, Jelly
Roll Morton, Art Tatum, Duke Ellington, and other masters
pays homage to the tradition while establishing his own
original voice.
The passionate music and fiery dance of the tango have
undergone a renaissance in recent years, a testament to its
ability to capture the imagination of lovers of music and
dance around the world. The Tango Fire Company of Buenos
Aires brings this smoldering art form to the stage with an
all-new production featuring 12 spectacular dancers
and a quartet of brilliant musicians, tracing the
history of the art form from its origin on the
streets of Buenos Aires through its
evolution into contemporary
ballroom styles.
Photo: John Abbott
| Thursday, September 19 | Southern Theatre | 8 pm | $20, $25, $30
Spectrum Series Sponsor
Caliente Series Sponsor
David & Mo Meuse
David & Mo Meuse
In this new live stage performance, the
Peabody Award-winning radio show and
hit podcast turns its gaze to the topic
of endings, both
blazingly fast and
agonizingly slow.
With their signature
blend of storytelling, science, and music,
hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich
romp through hundreds of millions
of years of history to arrive at the
end, again and again. Joined on stage
by Brooklyn guitarist and composer
Sarah Lipstate, the evening will be
a thought-provoking and laughterinducing dance on the grave of our
inevitable demise.
on sale now!
Photo: Marco Antonio
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Chris Thile of Punch Brothers is a
mandolin virtuoso, composer, and
vocalist. With his broad outlook that
encompasses progressive bluegrass,
classical, rock, and jazz, Thile
transcends the borders of conventionally
circumscribed genres, creating a
distinctly American canon and a new
musical aesthetic for performers and
audiences alike. On this new program,
he draws from his 2013 release, Bach
Sonatas & Partitas Vol. 1, while also
exploring his own compositions and
contemporary music.
aaron diehl
radiolab live: apocalyptical
v a ri ety
Chris thilE
| September 17–29 | Ohio Theatre | Tickets start at $28
on sale now!
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Friday, October 18 | Palace Theatre | 7 pm | $25, $30 |
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an evening with pikelny
sutton bulla bales & cobb
An Evening with Pikelny, Sutton, Bulla, Bales & Cobb
marks a historic collaboration between five of the
most celebrated acoustic instrumentalists and singers
of our time—Noam Pikelny (banjo), Bryan Sutton
(guitar), Jesse Cobb (mandolin), Barry Bales (bass), and Luke Bulla (fiddle). These
musical friends are gathering in concert to share an evening of original and classic
bluegrass music, an experience that customarily only happens behind closed
doors, whether backstage at a festival or at a Nashville picking party.
on sale now!
| Thursday, October 3 | Palace Theatre | 8 pm | $35, $45
Photo: Danny Clinch
jersey boys
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Tuesday, October 22 | Lincoln Theatre | 8 pm | $20, $30 |
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Blue Man Group will thrill Columbus with its high-octane
theatrical experience. Escape the ordinary and surround
yourself in an explosion of comedy, music, and technology. Although it is impossible to describe, people of all ages agree
that Blue Man Group's show is an intensely exciting and
wildly outrageous experience that leaves the entire audience
in a blissful, euphoric state. With no spoken language, Blue
Man Group is perfect for people of all ages, languages, and
cultures. If you’ve never seen Blue Man Group, it’s a must-see.
If you’re already a fan, don’t miss it.
Broadway
Photo: Richard Beland
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David & Mo Meuse
With an incredible career spanning
nearly 50 years, Frankie Valli has
wooed audiences throughout the
world with one of the most distinctive
voices in rock ’n’ roll. Valli scored 29
Top 40 hits with The Four Seasons
and nine Top 40 hits as a solo artist,
earning him induction into The Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990. As a
member of The Four Seasons, Valli’s
number one hits include “Sherry,”
“Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Walk Like a
Man,” “Rag Doll,” and “December
1963 (Oh, What A Night).” As a solo
artist, he hit number one with “My
Eyes Adored You” and “Grease.”
A Columbus tradition for more
than 30 years! Nebraska Theatre
Caravan returns, capturing every
detail of the Dickens classic,
from the spine-chilling ghosts and gorgeous renditions of
traditional British carols to crotchety Scrooge and lovable
Tiny Tim. Columbus audiences have come to love Charles
Dickens’ enchanting story and this treasured holiday event.
thanksgiving
weekend!
Family Series Sponsor
over the rhine
Described as a “sometimes pensive,
often poetic, and continually progressive
folk-pop ensemble,” Cincinnati-based
Over the Rhine has been making music
for more than 20 years. Karin Bergquist’s
torchy, devil-may-care voice brimming
with Midwestern soul teamed with the
brilliance of keyboardist and songwriter
Linford Detweiler can seamlessly move
from avant garde jazz to whisper-quiet
folk subtleties to flat out rock.
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&
Friends
Christmas Tour 2013
An uplifting, high-energy show the whole family will love.
Get into the holiday spirit as some of music’s biggest names
jam on fresh, lively arrangements of seasonal favorites, led
by multi-Grammy® nominee and saxophonist extraordinaire
Dave Koz. Joining Dave this year are Japanese-born pianist/
composer/producer Keiko Matsui; world-renowned singer
Oleta Adams; and South African singer/guitarist Jonathan
Butler. Together they’ll be making spirits bright as this
cherished holiday tradition marks its 16th anniversary.
Supporting Sponsor
| November 29–December 1 | Ohio Theatre | $22, $27, $32
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Thursday, December 5 | Lincoln Theatre | 8 pm | $28.50 |
a christmas carol
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Thursday, December 5 | Capitol Theatre | 8 pm | $20, $30, $40, $50 |
| Sunday, November 3 | Palace Theatre | 7 pm | $38, $50, $65, $75
Charles dickens’
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celebrating the holydays
Internationally renowned a capella
ensemble Sweet Honey in the Rock
celebrates music from many faiths around
the globe with this one-of-a-kind seasonal
concert. This program honors the holiday
spirit from Christmas to Kwanzaa with
traditional holiday standards such as
“Go Tell It on the Mountain” and “This
Little Light of Mine” blended with new
holiday favorites.
Photo: Darrin Ballman
Frankie
Valli & The Four Seasons
sweet honey
in the rock
| November 1–3 | Ohio Theatre | Tickets start at $28
Photo: Dwight Carter
Blue man group
Sunday, December 8 | Palace Theatre | 7 pm | $28, $38, $50.50, $65.50 |
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the irish tenors—Wright Kearns tynan
the premiere irish
holIday celebration tour
Finbar Wright, Anthony Kearns, and Ronan Tynan have been
touring together as The Irish Tenors since 1998, with soldout shows at Radio City Music Hall, Sydney Opera House,
Carnegie Hall, The Hollywood Bowl, and major concert halls
throughout the world. Their faces and voices are familiar
to PBS audiences from several specials, including the “Ellis
Island” recordings. Together they produce a sound and
concert experience which touches hearts and stirs emotions
through happy songs of celebration and humor mixed with
touching melodies and songs that warm the heart.
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Jillian Mueller as Alex Owens Photo by Jeremy Daniel
B r o adway
flashdance-the musical
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the pop culture phenomenon of FLASHDANCE
is now live on stage. With electrifying dance at its core, FLASHDANCE–THE
MUSICAL tells the inspiring and unforgettable story of Alex Owens, a Pittsburgh
steel mill welder by day and a bar dancer by night with dreams of one day
becoming a professional performer. When romance with her steel mill boss
threatens to complicate her ambitions, Alex learns the meaning of love and its
power to fuel the pursuit of her dream. Featuring the biggest hit songs from the
movie, including the Academy Award-winning title song “Flashdance—What a
Feeling,” “Maniac,” “Gloria,” “Manhunt,” and “I Love Rock & Roll,” plus 16 hot
new songs by Robbie Roth and Robert Cary. January 7–12 | Palace Theatre | Tickets start at $28 |
nickelodeon’s
The Fresh Beat Band, Nickelodeon’s
preschool music group and stars of
the hit TV series of the same name, are
giving fans the chance to see them live!
Featuring Kiki (Yvette Gonzalez-Nacer),
Marina (Tara Perry), Twist (Jon Beavers),
and Shout (Thomas Hobson), The Fresh
Beat Band will perform hits from the
Nickelodeon live-action music series
that teaches preschoolers about music
appreciation, including “Here We Go,”
“A Friend Like You,” “Bananas,” and
“Just Like A Rockstar,” among others.
Tuesday, January 14 | Palace Theatre | 6:30 pm | $30, $40 |
Photo: Rob Waymen
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ron white
Comedian Ron “Tater Salad” White is best known as the cigarsmoking, scotch-drinking funnyman from the “Blue Collar
Comedy” phenomenon. But with two Grammy nominations,
a gold record, three of the top-rated one-hour specials in
Comedy Central history, a book that appeared on The New
York Times best seller list, and CD and DVD sales of more
than 10 million units, he has become a star in his own right.
Mature audiences only.
Friday, January 17 | Palace Theatre | 7 pm | $49.75, $59.75 |
| Saturday, December 21 | Southern Theatre | 8 pm | $33, $43, $53, $68
on sale now!
Photo: Pier Nicola D'Amico
In The Magic of Christmas, Jim Brickman
and his special guest performers
bring the spirit of the season to life,
delivering the perfect blend of music
and entertainment that creates lasting memories for the
whole family. Performing holiday favorites and the hits that
have made him the best-selling solo pianist of our time, Jim
Brickman brings emotion, intimacy, warmth, and humor
together for a must-see concert this holiday season.
on sale now!
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fresh beat band
| December 17–22 | Palace Theatre | Tickets start at $28
jim
brickman
The magic of Christmas
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From London’s West End, the worldwide smash hit musical
by Queen and Ben Elton comes to Columbus for a limited
engagement! WE WILL ROCK YOU features the greatest hits
of the legendary British rock group, Queen. Now in its 11th
year in London and seen by a staggering 15 million people
worldwide, this hilarious, multi-award-winning and recordbreaking phenomenon boasts a fantastic score of killer
Queen tunes that you just can’t resist singing along to, such
as “Another One Bites the Dust,” “Crazy Little Thing Called
Love,” “We Are the Champions,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and
of course, “We Will Rock You.” | Monday, December 9 | Palace Theatre | 8 pm | $23, $33, $43, $53
FLASHDANCE–THE MUSICAL features a book by Tom Hedley (co-writer of the original
screenplay) and Robert Cary with direction and choreography by Sergio Trujillo (Jersey Boys,
Memphis).
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Photo: Shane Doyle
ladysmith black mambazo
Led by founder and leader Joseph
Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo
now celebrates more than 50 years of
joyous and uplifting music that marries
the intricate rhythms and harmonies
of their native South African musical
traditions to the sounds and sentiments
of Christian gospel music.
“It isn’t merely the grace and power
of their dancing or the beauty of their
singing…but the sheer joy and love
that emanates from their being.”
—Paul Simon
sp e ctrum
| Wednesday, February 12 | Southern Theatre | 8 pm | $25, $30, $33, $40
Photo: Dirk Leunis
robert
post
post comedy theatre
Actor, mime, puppeteer, juggler, ventriloquist, stand-up
comedian, and improvising whirling dervish Robert Post is
a one-man variety show now celebrating 40 years in a career
that has taken him around the world. From meticulously
crafted routines to freestyle improvisations, Post is a brilliant
physical comedian whose lightning-quick character changes
and physical dexterity leaves audiences howling
with laughter.
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the second city’s
Called “Mali’s biggest pop star” by
Rolling Stone, West African singer,
songwriter, and guitarist Habib Koité
has sold albums around the globe
and received raves from People,
Entertainment Weekly, and The New
York Times. Drawing on styles from the
different regions of Mali, Habib has
gained a strong fan base by integrating
the rock and folk sounds of the Western
world with his cherished Malian roots.
| Wednesday, February 12, 8 pm | Lincoln Theatre | 8 pm | $20, $25
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Friday & Saturday, March 7 & 8 | Lincoln Theatre | 8 pm | $25, $30 |
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March 5–16 | Ohio Theatre | Tickets start at $28 |
David & Mo Meuse
The Peking Acrobats push the envelope of human
possibility with their tremendous skill and ability. They
perform daring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of
chairs, are experts at trick-cycling, precision tumbling,
somersaulting, and gymnastics, defy gravity with amazing
displays of contortion, flexibility, and control, and astonish
audiences with their juggling dexterity and incredible
balancing feats. These masters of agility and grace create
an exuberant event with all the excitement and festive
pageantry of a Chinese carnival.
s p e ctrum
Following an acclaimed sell-out tour of the United Kingdom, Cameron
Mackintosh’s spectacular new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s phenomenal
musical success, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, will make its premiere in
Columbus as part of a brand new US national tour.
Hailed as “Stunning, intense and spectacular” by the Sunday Express, this
production features a brilliant new design by Paul Brown, costumes by the
much missed Maria Björnson, a new staging by Laurence Connor and new
choreography by Scott Ambler. The production is overseen by Matthew Bourne
and Cameron Mackintosh.
| Tuesday, February 4 | Southern Theatre | 8 pm | $28, $33
the peking acrobats
v a ri e ty
the phantom of the opera
David & Mo Meuse
happily ever Laughter
Chicago’s legendary comedy theatre, The Second City,
presents Happily Ever Laughter, a hilarious revue featuring
some of the best sketches, songs, and improvisation from its
53-year history. Drawing on classic material from The Second
City archives as well as scenes ripped from the morning
headlines, The Second City’s Happily Ever Laughter is your
chance to see comedy stars in the making in an evening of
smart, cutting-edge comedy.
Friday & Saturday, March 21 & 22 | Lincoln Theatre | 8 pm | $30 |
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Photo: Chris Nash
motionhouse scattered
| Tuesday, March 25 | Palace Theatre | 8 pm | $20, $25, $30
da n c e
the four bitchin’ babes
In Scattered, highly physical dance
theatre Motionhouse combines its
trademark and mesmerizing aerial
imagery with film and graphics to create
a unique visual performance event.
Performed on a huge curved floor
which disappears skyward, projection
technology creates a world in which
the dancers move in, on, and through
images. Scattered delves into the majesty
and savagery of water as seven dancers
plunge into an ocean, tumble down
a waterfall, gasp with thirst under a
scorching sun, and slide on an avalanche
to a frozen landscape of arctic beauty.
in mid life vices—a
guilt free musical review
Photo: Kendra Chilson
These four, multi-talented gal pals—Sally Fingerett, Debi
Smith, Deirdre Flint, and Marcy Marxer—each a brilliant
writer-musician-comedienne in their own right, fill the stage
with luxurious harmonies and sophisticated (never blue)
stand-up comedy, creating an amazing evening of raucous
delight. In Mid Life Vices, the girls use their wacky musical
viewfinder to hysterically journal the lives of the Baby Boomer
generation, honoring the quirks and habits of men and
women who (like the Babes) refuse to act their age!
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the addams family
The Addams Family is a smash-hit musical comedy that
brings the darkly delirious world of Gomez, Morticia, Uncle
Fester, Grandma, Wednesday, Pugsley, and of course,
Lurch to spooky and spectacular life. “A visually satisfying,
rib-tickling, lunatic musical that will entertain you to
death!” according to Toronto Post City, this magnificently
macabre new musical comedy is created by Jersey Boys
authors Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, Drama Deskwinning composer/lyricist Andrew Lippa (The Wild Party),
choreographer Sergio Trujillo (Jersey Boys), and Olivier
Award-winning costume and set designers Phelim
McDermott & Julian Crouch (Shockheaded Peter) with
direction by four-time Tony Award® winner Jerry Zaks.
Come meet the family. We’ll leave the lights off for you.
April 8–13 | Palace Theatre | Tickets start at $28 |
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menopause the musical
An all-female cast makes fun of their
woeful hot flashes, forgetfulness, mood
swings, wrinkles, night sweats, and
chocolate binges in this hilarious musical
parody set to classic tunes from the
’60s, ’70s and ’80s. See what millions of
women worldwide have been laughing
about for more than 10 years. It’s the
Hilarious Celebration of Women and
The Change!® | Wednesday, March 26 | Southern Theatre | 8 pm | $27, $39.50
April 24–27 | Southern Theatre | $48, $53, $58, $68 |
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Can’t stop singing
When Elmo casts a spell with Abby Cadabby’s magic wand,
Sesame Street becomes a non-stop, all-singing, all-dancing
musical montage! Grover and Baby Bear sing their highs and
lows, Cookie Monster sings fast and slow, Bert and Ernie
converse in song, and Murray makes mouth music for all to
sing along! Learn why it feels good to sing a song, but why it
feels good to stop, too! What will Elmo learn about the power
of musical magic? Join the conga line of fun to find out!
Photo: Jana Leon
patty
larkin
with special guest Angela Perley
sesame street live
Patty Larkin redefines the boundaries of folk-urban pop music
with her inventive guitar wizardry and uncompromising vocals
and lyrics. Acoustic Guitar hails her “soundscape experiments”
while Rolling Stone praises her “evocative and sonic shading.”
She has been described as “riveting” (Chicago Tribune),
“hypnotic” (Entertainment Weekly), and a “drop-dead brilliant”
performer (Performing Songwriter). Her latest album, Still
Green, is a fresh approach to sound and life from a legendary
songwriter who continues to amaze.
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Friday, April 25 | Lincoln Theatre | 8 pm | $20, $25 |
| Sat., March 29, 10:30 am & 2 pm | Sun., March 30, 1 & 4:30 pm | Palace Theatre | $23, $33, $63
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Education
Through
Entertainment
EDUCATION
Proudly presented by
Photo: Randall Schieber
Light the spark of learning in your students with
CAPA’s 2013–14 educational performances, making
history, literature, and science come alive on stage!
See capa.com/about-capa/education for more
information.
dr. insecta’s incredible,
The Math Maniac show
unforgettable bug lab experience
Monday, October 28 | Lincoln Theatre
10 am & 12:30 pm | $5 | best for grades 1–6
Monday, January 27 | Lincoln Theatre
10 am & 12:30 pm | $5 | best for grades k–8
The moment Max Millions The Math Maniac leaps on
stage, students know they are on a fun-filled journey to
being successful in mathematics! Students have so much
fun they don’t even know they’re learning!
Experience real entomology magic as Dr. Insecta
introduces some of the largest live insects on the planet.
Bug Lab is an interactive enrichment program that
entertains, educates, and desensitizes the fears we have
about these incredible creations that let us share their
world. Running time: 1 hour
Running time: 55 minutes
madeline and the bad hat
Tuesday, November 12 | Lincoln Theatre
An original musical based on the much-loved book,
Madeline and the Bad Hat captures the blithe yet touching
spirit of Ludwig Bemelmans’s Madeline series. This gently
amusing tale of enemies who become friends will charm
and entertain children and adults alike.
Charles Dickens’
a christmas carol
Monday, December 2 | Ohio Theatre
10 am | $5 | best for grades 3–12
MAY 13-25, 2014 • OHIO THEATRE
Capturing every detail of the Dickens classic, from the
spine-chilling ghosts and gorgeous renditions of traditional
British carols to crotchety Scrooge and lovable Tiny Tim,
Columbus audiences have come to love Charles Dickens’
enchanting story and this treasured holiday event.
Running time: 2 hours, 5 minutes plus a 15 minute intermission
Get your student group together and make a reservation
today by contacting Heather Kalman at 614-719-6764
or [email protected].
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kid power’s
operation lunchline 3-D
Thursday, February 27 | Lincoln Theatre
This highly interactive show is designed to help children in
grades K–6 learn the value of good nutrition and exercise.
They learn they are filled with all the “kid power” needed
to develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors
necessary to make health-enhancing choices and feel great.
Running time: 1 hour
my heart in a suitcase
Wednesday, March 19 | Lincoln Theatre
10 am & 12:30 pm | $5 | best for grades 4–8
Anne Lehmann and her family no longer feel safe in their
Berlin home. Life in Germany is deteriorating quickly for
the Lehmanns and all Jews in Germany. In order to protect
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lehmann may have to say
goodbye to her forever. Now Anne must struggle to bring
meaning out of despair, to cling to love and hope even in
a world that seems to be filled with hatred and violence.
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2013–2014 season

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Touch

Flier

Arts Education at the Palace Theatre

Zootopia-City Lights

Local Music Concerts