2016–17 season - Keene State College

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2016–17 SEASON
CONNECT. ENGAGE. HAVE A BALL.
WELCOME TO THE REDFERN ARTS CENTER
DEAR FRIENDS:
The Redfern is brimming over with excitement as we head into our 35th
season and we hope to delight you, entertain you, challenge you, and
invite you to explore new horizons with all of our remarkable offerings
this coming year.
This summer we proudly launch the first Redfern Summer Series, with an outdoor
family film series Classics on the Quad and a free concert with the USAF Rhythm in
Blue Jazz Ensemble. In the fall we kick off with the hilarious antics of Capitol Steps,
followed by the mesmerizing moves of international dance sensation Lil Buck. You can
laugh and wonder at the wildly inventive animation of The Triplets of Belleville. Love
puppetry? The Redfern is offering two uniquely different companies this year; the
family favorite Puppet Showplace Theater and the award-winning innovative visual
theatre company Wakka Wakka Productions. And with every performance there is an
opportunity to mingle with the artists and enjoy free food and drink in the company of
your friends and family.
The Redfern Arts Center is thrilled to share all of our events and activities with you
throughout the year, and we look forward to seeing you soon!
Shannon R. Mayers
Director, Redfern Arts Center
ABOUT THE REDFERN ARTS CENTER
Now in its 35th season, the Redfern Arts Center has reaffirmed its mission, vision,
and values.
MISSION: The Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College presents and fosters dynamic and
multifaceted arts experiences through performances, residencies, and related programs that
deepen the connection between the arts and audiences, both from the campus and the greater
Monadnock region.
VISION: We will ignite the public imagination and create experiences that generate ongoing
appreciation for and engagement with the arts.
REDFERN ARTS
CENTER
Applause for sponsors
of the 2016-17 Season
2016–17 SEASON CALENDAR
Tickets on sale to members August 1
and to the general public August 15.
S E PTE M B E R
15 | THU / 4:30 p.m.
Season Kick Off Party
30 | FRI / 7:30 p.m.
Capitol Steps
OCTOBER
05 | WED / 7:30 p.m.
Lil Buck and Ashley Bathgate
28 | THU / 7:30 p.m.
The Triplets of Belleville Cine-Concert
NOVEMBER
04 | FRI / 7:30 p.m.
US Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors
233 Old Homestead Highway
(Route 32, south of the airport)
Swanzey, New Hampshire 03446
Monday - Friday 10 to 6
Saturday 10 to 5 • Sunday 12 to 5
13 | Sun / 2 & 7 p.m.
Apple Hill String Quartet & Brundibar
FEBRUARY
08 | WED / 7:30 p.m.
Walnut Street Theatre
09-11 | THU-SAT / Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery
Dahlia Nayar
25 | SAT / 11 a.m.
Puppet Showplace Theatre
MARCH
23 | THU / 7:30 p.m.
Wakka Wakka Productions
30 | THU / 7:30 p.m.
Doppelgänger Dance Collective
WILLIAM WROBEL
keene.edu/arts/redfern
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Season Kick Off Party
special event
Thu/ SEP 15 / 4:30 p.m.
Alumni Recital Hall • Free admission
LYNN ROMAN
If you like a party (and who doesn’t!),
then join us as we celebrate the start
of the Redfern’s 35th season. This
year the Redfern continues to shake
things up with new activities, so help
us kick off our season in style and
learn more about the variety of exciting
events happening at the Redfern
throughout the year. Mingle with your
fellow arts fans, enjoy delicious food,
check out our lobby exhibit, and get
a taste of our shows this season.
The festivities begin with a reception
in the Redfern lobby followed by
performances from visiting artists
and KSC Departments of Music and
Theatre and Dance. Admission is free!
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LYNN ROMAN
Capitol Steps
What to Expect When You’re Electing
FRI / SEPT 30 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre • Tickets: $50–$35, $5 KSC students
political comedy
MIKE REYNA
You know it’s an election year when Capitol Steps are in town! What to Expect
When You’re Electing is the only show where you’ll see your favorite politicians
President Obama, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and more onstage singing show
tunes. A 35-year sensation in Washington and around the nation, this comedic
troupe puts the “mock” in democracy and offers side-splitting, fiercely bipartisan
humor in a new show that simply can’t be Trumped!
“They’re the best. There’s
no one like them, no one in
their league.”
– Larry King, CNN
CREATIVE CONNECTIONS:
Post-show reception and meet and greet
with the artists
This performance is sponsored by Cambridge Trust Company, Hancock Inn, and The Keene Sentinel
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What Moves You
street dance/live music
WED / OCT 5 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre • TICKETS: $20–$13, $5 KSC students
“Lil Buck has fashioned
a style of movement
that is breathtakingly
original.”
– The Wall Street Journal
KYLE CORDOVA
Charles “Lil Buck” Riley brought international attention
to the street dance Memphis jookin’ in 2011 when a
video of his improvised performance with cellist Yo-Yo
Ma went viral on YouTube, resulting in Ma declaring
him a “genius.” What Moves You is an intimate duo
collaboration between Lil Buck and one of today’s
most accomplished contemporary cellists, Ashley
Bathgate. Lil Buck and Bathgate will present an
interactive performance that reveals the intricacy and
immediacy of the creative process between movement
and music, and challenges the boundaries of what the
two instruments – the body and the cello – can do.
Dance masterclass with Lil Buck
Music workshop with Ashley Bathgate
Post-show reception and Q&A with the artists
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IVAN SINGER
This performance is sponsored by
The Kingsbury Fund.
The Triplets of Belleville
Cine-Concert
Fri / OCT 28 / 7:30 p.m.
live music and cinema
TRIPLETS OF BELLEVILLE
Come along with us to the streets of
Paris in the 1930s and hear the sounds
of Le Jazz Hot, when the Academy
Award-nominated animated classic The
Triplets of Belleville fills the Redfern’s big
screen. On stage, composer Benoît
Charest leads the 8-piece “Le Terrible
Orchestre de Belleville” in his original film
score. You’ve never seen anything like
The Triplets of Belleville, a wildly inventive
and highly original animated feature
crowded with colorful characters and
fantastic imagery.
Benoît Charest,
Composer-Conductor
solo performance
Discussion with composer Benoît
Charest on music composition for film
Pre-show Listening Party and Salon
Post-show reception and meet and
greet with the artists
“A tour de force of
ink-washed, crosshatched mischief.”
– The New York Times
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US Army Field Band
Jazz Ambassadors
FRI / NOV 4 / 7:30 p.m. / Main Theatre
TICKETS: Free; tickets required.
jazz music
ARMY JAZZ GROUP
The US Army Field Band Jazz
Ambassadors is the United States
Army’s premier touring big band. This
19-member ensemble, formed in 1969,
has received great acclaim both at
home and abroad performing America’s
original art form, jazz. The band has
been featured in joint concerts with
Marvin Hamlisch and the Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra, the San Diego
6
Symphony Orchestra, and the New
York Pops at Carnegie Hall. The band’s
rigorous touring schedule and reputation
for excellence has earned it the title
“America’s Big Band.”
Post-show reception and
meet and greet with the artists
Voices of Terezín
Apple Hill String Quartet and Brundibar
SUN / NOV 13 / 2 & 7 p.m.
Alumni Recital Hall • TICKETS: $30–$18, $5 KSC students
chamber music and opera
BILL GNADE
This distinctive concert is the centerpiece of the Fall 2016
commemorative series entitled Voices of Terezín, dedicated
to the legacy of the Jewish composers and artists held in
Terezín, the Nazi concentration camp in what is now the
Czech Republic. Local middle and high school students
perform with KSC students and faculty the children’s opera Brundibar, composed by Hans
Krása with a libretto by Adolf Hoffmeister. Brundibar, which was performed over 50 times at
Terezín, is a beautiful children’s story which extolls the virture of courage over tyranny. New
Hampshire’s beloved Apple Hill String Quartet will perform the works of Pavel Haas, a Czech
composer and also an inmate of Terezín. Voices of Terezín honors the remarkable artistry
that took place in Terezín in spite of inhumane conditions, and celebrates the triumph of the
human spirit.
Voices of Terezín is sponsored by C&S Wholesale Grocers and
is a collaboration with the Keene State College Music Department and Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies.
Visual art exhibition in Redfern lobby
Guest lectures
Pre-show talks
Post-show reception and meet and
greet with the artists
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Last of the Red Hot Lovers
WED / FEB 8 / 7:30 p.m. / Main Theatre
TICKETS: $32–$18, $5 KSC students
theatrical comedy
MARK GARVIN
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, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, true comedy
ensues when a modern man in the hip 60s looks for
something new and different, but ends up finding
himself in the same situation, again and again …
and again! Last of the Red Hot Lovers had a lengthy
run on Broadway and was made into a hit film
starring Alan Arkin and Sally Kellerman.
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Acting workshop with Walnut Street
company members
Post-show reception and talkback
with the artists
Dahlia Nayar
2125 Stanley Street
dance installation
THU-SAT / FEB 9–11 / 7 p.m. (FEB 11, 2 p.m.) / Main Theatre
KELLY FLETCHER
2125 Stanley Street is a performance
installation created by choreographer
Dahlia Nayar that investigates questions
of belonging, the challenge of creating
habitat in a foreign place, and the
personal embodiment of culture and
cultural memory, especially in the context
of home. In this special collaboration
with the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery,
Nayar reflects on her experiences
growing up outside of Chicago with
parents from India and the Philippines.
2125 Stanley Street invites audiences
into a home that unfolds though
movement and sound, a home that
is both familiar and yet cannot exactly
be located.
Artist talk at the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery
Dance workshops with Dahlia Nayar and
Margaret Paek
Music workshop with Loren Kiyoshi Dempster
Pop-up performances
Post-show reception and Q & A with the artists
This performance, sponsored by The Kingsbury Fund,
is a collaboration with the Thorne-Sagendorph Art
Gallery at Keene State College, and is made possible
by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National
Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke
Charitable Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation, with additional support from the National
Endowment for the Arts.
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Puppet Showplace Theater
Tall Tales! Stories and Songs from New England
SAT / FEB 25 / 11 a.m. / Alumni Recital Hall
ALL TICKETS: $5
© ALL RIGHTS RESERVED BY PUPPET SHOWPLACE THEATER
family show
Ever wanted to sing along with a sea
shanty? Or dive deep into a fox’s den?
Then join puppeteer Brad Shur and
musician Chris Monti on a whirlwind
tour of New England’s lesser-known
folklore. Audiences will discover a
giant sailor, a fashionable bear, and
the world’s largest wheel of cheese.
Drawing from 300 years of stories,
songs, and local history, this show is
a delight for audiences of all ages.
Artist visit to the Child Development Center
Post-show art-making activity, reception, and
meet and greet with the artists
Puppet workshop with Brad Shur at the
Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery
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This performance is a collaboration with the
Keene State College Child Development Center.
Made in China
THU / MAR 23 / 7:30 p.m.
puppet musical
WAKKA WAKKA
A darkly comic puppet musical inspired by
true events, Made in China is a fantastical
exploration of human rights, consumerism,
and morality as told through the unlikely
love story between an odd middle-age
woman and a Chinese ex-pat. Made in
China features over 30 puppets, live music,
and video animation. The award-winning
“Wakka Wakka capitalizes
on the range of the art form
and takes it to impressive
heights”
– The New York Times
visual theatre company Wakka Wakka
Productions pushes the boundaries of the
imagination by creating works that are bold,
unique, and unpredictable. Made in China
is suitable for ages 16 and older.
Panel discussion with Wakka Wakka
company members
Puppet workshop with the artists
Pre-show talk
Post-show reception and talkback with
the artists
This performance is 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 arts agencies.
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THU / March 30 / 7:30 p.m. / Main Theatre
modern dance
MARK PILARO
Doppelgänger Dance Collective (DDC) is a duet project between two dancers of similarly
versatile technique, powerful physicality, and eagerness to create compelling and dynamic
work. Founded by dancers Shura Baryshnikov and Danielle Davidson, DDC fosters the
creation and performance of original contemporary dance, often performed with live music.
DDC will make their Keene debut with two world premieres as well as recent work from
their repertory.
This performance is sponsored by The
Kingsbury Fund and is a collaboration
with the Keene State College Theatre
and Dance Department.
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keene.edu/racbp
Dance masterclass with the artists
Post-show reception and talkback with the artists
REATIVE
ONNECTIONS
CAITLYN DOHERTY
Ready. Set. Engage.
STEVE HOOPER
CAITLYN DOHERTY
Creative Connections invites our campus, local community members, friends, and
partners to participate and collaborate in a wide range of immersive experiences
with artists throughout the year. Through community workshops, master classes,
class visits and conversations with visiting artists, exhibits, and pop-up events, the
Redfern generates opportunities for audiences to tap into art, artists, and the creative
process. Creative Connections is a public engagement platform, providing the space
for audiences to share ideas and to experience performance from different angles.
Creative Connections programs are FREE and open to the public. Look for
highlighted Creative Connections activities throughout the brochure. Public
engagement activities are scheduled throughout the season. As the season
progresses, check the Redfern website and Facebook page for Creative
Connections updates and information about how you can participate
WORKSHOPS/CLASSES — Workshops
and masterclasses with artists and special
guests build context for a performance, reveal
and relate the creative process, and create
empowering experiences for our audiences.
CONVERSATIONS/INTERACTIONS — Engage directly with artists and guests in
a variety of lectures, discussions, and pre- and post-performance talks. Gain deeper
insight into the performance and the artists’ creative practices, and share your
thoughts with us.
RECEPTIONS — The Redfern loves a
party! Kick off our season with us, hang out
at a listening party, or join us in the lobby
after the show for refreshments, snacks, and
conversation with the artists.
HAPPENINGS — Keep an eye out for
pop-up events and mini bursts of activity that
showcase our visiting and local artists.
JIM COLEMAN
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EXHIBITS/FILM SCREENINGS
We program special exhibits and
film screenings in collaboration
with the Keene State College
community, local organizations, and
partners.
Have a great idea for a
Creative Connection?
Please contact us. For more
information about campus and
ALEX CLARK
community programming, contact
Sharon Fantl, assistant director, at 603-358-2167 or [email protected].
For more information about our current and upcoming programs, join our mailing list,
visit our website at keene.edu/arts/redfern, Facebook and Instagram pages, or call
us at 603-358-2167.
CAITLYN DOHERTY
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE REDFERN:
“Your magnificent extravaganza last night – so weirdly STRANGE, and yet, by
the end … somehow coherently, satisfyingly strange”
– Patron about Court/Garden by a canary torsi
“The arts at Keene State are the best I have seen
anywhere in all our moves.”
– A long-time Redfern Circle member and patron
“Thanks a bunch for having us there the
other night. We had a great time, and it
seemed like the audience dug it too!”
– Sam Green, artist
“The students and staff LOVED Romeo
and Juliet!”
– Kelly Budd, Keene High School Librarian
STEVE HOOPER
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CONNECT WITH THE ARTS
JOIN THE REDFERN CIRCLE
Become a member of the Redfern Circle, a group of friends and supporters who enjoy and
value the performing arts. Redfern members are part of a wider community who believe the
performing arts are important to the vitality of the greater Monadnock region. As a member of
the Redfern Circle you play an essential role in helping us bring outstanding artists, offer free
public programming, and, most importantly, share the arts with a future generation of audiences and arts supporters.
A portion of membership fees are tax deductible.
REDFERN CIRCLE 2016–17 MEMBERSHIP LEVELS
There are many levels of annual memberships to choose from.
$1,000 BENEFACTOR
• Two (2) season tickets to all Redfern Arts Center Series performances
• 20% discount on Redfern Arts Center Series tickets
• Pre-sale opportunities before season goes on sale to the public
• Preferred seating opportunities for all Redfern Arts Center Series performances
• Invitation to Members Only Reception and Sneak Preview of the upcoming
Redfern season
• Autographed CD or poster by an artist (as available)
• Two (2) Redfern Arts Center coffee mugs
• Recognition in season programs, website, and social media
$500 STAR
• Six (6) tickets to any Redfern Arts Center Series performances
• Preferred seating opportunities for all Redfern Arts Center Series performances
Redfern season
• Backstage tour upon request
• Redfern Arts Center coffee mug
$250 PRODUCER
• Four (4) free tickets to any Redfern Arts Center Series performance
Redfern season
$100 PARTNER
• Two (2) free tickets to any Redfern Arts Center Series performance
• Invitation to Members Only Reception and Sneak Preview of the upcoming Redfern season
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CONNECT WITH THE ARTS
JOIN THE REDFERN CIRCLE
$75 DIRECTOR
$50 PATRON
$10 STUDENT
• Four (4) free tickets to any Redfern Arts Center Series performance
Select your membership level and add the amount to your ticket order form. Your support
impacts the Redfern Arts Center and helps us make meaningful and creative connections in
our community.
THERE ARE MANY OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
Keene State College and the Redfern welcome gifts of cash or securities and appropriate
gifts-in-kind; such donations are tax deductible.
WAYS TO DONATE
• ONLINE: www.keene.edu/development/
• IN PERSON: Make a gift with your ticket purchase at the Redfern Box Office.
• BY MAIL: Shannon Mayers, Director
Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College
229 Main Street, Keene, NH, 03435-2401
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
ALEX TROMBLY
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KSC THEATRE AND DANCE
DEPARTMENT SEASON
JENNA ENGLISH
Tickets: $10 general public; $8 senior citizens and youth; $6 KSC students. For more
information, please contact 603-358-2162 or visit academics.keene.edu/tad.
A ... MY NAME IS ALICE / directed by Kirstin Riegler
TUE–SAT / OCT 18–22 / 7:30 p.m. (OCT 22, 2 p.m.) / Wright Theatre
This entertaining musical review features five women who share insight, empathy, and
humor from a variety of age, situation, and relationship perspectives.
A DREAM PLAY / directed by Jeannie-Marie Brown
WED–SAT /NOV 16–19 / 7:30 p.m. (NOV 19, 2 p.m.) / Main Theatre
A Dream Play, by August Strindberg and adapted by the award-winning playwright
Caryl Churchill, draws the audience into a fantastical world of the subconscious where
characters transport everyone through the vivid landscape of dreams.
THE 2016 CHOREOGRAPHY SHOWCASE / directed by Cynthia McLaughlin
FRI / DEC 9 / 7 p.m. / Mabel Brown Room, L. P. Young Student Center
A stirring evening of original modern dance works created by up and coming
choreographers and performed by dancers from across the Keene State campus. Free.
GREEK TRILOGY
WED–SUN / MAR 1–5 / 7:30 p.m. (MAR 5, 2 p.m.) /
Main Theatre
Antigone: Wed–Thu, March 1–2, 7:30 and Sun.,
March 5, 2 p.m.
Oedipus at Colonus: Fri, March 3, 7:30
Oedipus Rex: Sat., March 4, 7:30
Antigone, directed at Keene State College by
PeggyRae Johnson
This second Greek Trilogy project is produced collaboratively
by the three schools of the University System of New
Hampshire. Each of the schools will present one play from
the trilogy for Keene audiences: Oedipus Rex, presented
PETER ROOS
by Plymouth State, directed by Elizabeth Daily; Oedipus at
Colonus, presented by the University of New Hampshire, directed by Deb Kinghorn; and the
Keene State College Theatre and Dance department production of Antigone, directed by
PeggyRae Johnson. This exciting project will give students the opportunity to tour with their
productions and view the work of their peers, and it offers audiences the opportunity to view
The Oedipus Cycle. Patrons may contact the box office concerning discounted tickets for
the entire cycle.
AN EVENING OF DANCE
directed by Marcia Murdock
WED–SAT / APR 12–15 / 7:30 p.m. / Main Theatre
A spring tradition that began 42 years ago, this showcase of original works by students,
faculty, and guest artists consistently communicates and inspires through a breadth of styles
in contemporary modern dance. An Evening of Dance 2017 includes faculty premieres and
performances by the talented and always engaging Keene State College dancers.
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KSC MUSIC
DEPARTMENT SEASON
Tickets are $10 for the general public; and $5 for senior citizens 62 and older, youth ages
17 and younger, and KSC students. Senior citizen groups of 10 or larger receive a 20%
discount to Music Department events listed below. Most performances require tickets and
take place in the Alumni Recital Hall unless otherwise noted. (* indicates free of charge)
Voices of Terezín:
Music and Witness *
Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide
Studies Memorial Lecture. Matthew Odell,
José Lezcano, and guest artists Megan
McCauley and Mike Kelley, with special
guest presentation by Ela Weissberger.
MON / SEP 26 / 7 p.m.
Faculty Artists Recital: José Lezcano
and guests celebrating the music of
the Americas
SUN / OCT 9 / 3 p.m.
KSC Concert Band
THU / NOV 3 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
Voice Studio Recital I
SAT / NOV 5 / 3 p.m.
Faculty Recital: The art of the saxophone with Craig Sylvern and guests
SUN / NOV 6 / 3 p.m.
KSC Jazz Combos
FRI / DEC 2 / 7:30 p.m.
AMANDA WILLIAMS
KSC Vocal Consort
SAT / DEC 3 / 3 p.m.
KSC Saxophone and
Brass Ensembles
SUN / DEC 4 / 3 p.m.
KSC Jazz Ensemble
WED / DEC 7 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
KSC Guitar Orchestra and Latin
American Music Ensemble
WED / NOV 9 / 7:30 p.m.
Faculty Recital: Voices of Terezín
Music and Perseverance: Virginia
Eskin, Marcia Lehninger, and guests
THU / DEC 8 / 7:30 p.m.
Student Composers Recital I *
SAT / NOV 12 / 3 p.m.
KSC Concert Choir
FRI / DEC 9 / 7:30 p.m.
Student Chamber Ensembles I *
SAT / NOV 19 / 3 p.m.
KSC Chamber Singers with
String Ensemble
SUN / DEC 11 / 3 p.m.
Student Chamber Ensembles II *
SAT / NOV 19 / 7:30 p.m.
Voice Studio Recital II
SUN / NOV 20 / 3 p.m.
SUN / NOV 20 / 7:30 p.m.
KSC Orchestra
WED / NOV 30 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
KSC Percussion Ensemble
THU / DEC 1 / 7:30 p.m.
AMANDA WILLIAMS
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Faculty Recital: Marcia Lehninger,
Vladimir Odinokikh, and guests
FRI / FEB 3 / 7:30 p.m.
Faculty Jazz Recital: Scott Mullett
and guests
FRI / FEB 17 / 7:30 p.m.
Faculty Composers Recital
WED / MAR 8 / 7:30 p.m.
KSC Concert Band
THU / MAR 9 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
Faculty Recital: Matthew Odell,
solo piano
WED / MAR 29 / 7:30 p.m.
KSC Vocal Consort
SUN / APR 2 / 3 p.m.
KSC Jazz Combos
FRI / APR 7 / 7:30 p.m.
Student Chamber Ensembles II *
SUN / APR 22 / 3 p.m.
SAT / APR 22 / 7:30 p.m.
KSC Chamber Singers with
Guitar Orchestra
SUN / APR 23 / 3 p.m.
Student Chamber Ensembles I *
SUN / APR 23 / 7:30 p.m.
KSC Jazz Ensemble
WED / APR 26 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
KSC Percussion Ensemble
THU / APR 27 / 7:30 p.m.
KSC Concert Choir
FRI / APR 28 / 7:30 p.m.
Student Composers Recital II *
SAT / APR 29 / 3 p.m.
KSC Saxophone and
Brass Ensembles
SUN / APR 9 / 3 p.m.
KSC Guitar Orchestra and Latin
American Ensemble
WED / APR 12 / 7:30 p.m.
Voice Studio Recital I
SAT / APR 15 / 3 pm.
KSC Orchestra
WED / APR 19 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
KSC Concert Band
THU / APR 20 / 7:30 p.m.
Main Theatre
KSC Opera Workshop
FRI / APR 21 / 7:30 p.m.
ALEX CLARK
The Music Department presents student recitals on most Wednesday afternoons at
2 p.m., and on occasional Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 3 p.m. in the Alumni Recital
Hall. These performances are free and open to the public. For an updated list of Music
Department events, or for more information about Music’s recognized degree programs,
please call 603-358-2177 or visit keene.edu/academics/programs/mu/.
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DISCOVER ALL THE ARTS
AT KEENE STATE COLLEGE
THORNE-SAGENDORPH ART GALLERY
2016–17 EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
The Thorne-Sagendorph Gallery offers a year-round schedule of exhibitions of national
and international quality and distinction, while affirming a strong commitment to the historic
artistic tradition of southwestern New Hampshire, and also shows local artists as well as
Keene State College faculty and student work. For further information: 603-358-2720,
keene.edu/arts/tsag.
Seattle-Havana-Tehran Poster Exhibition / AUG 30–DEC 4
Reception AUG 29 / 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Curatorial Roundtable: AUG 30
An exhibition featuring 69 arts and culture-related posters by designers from three politically
and geographically disparate cities. The show is an act of citizen diplomacy to generate
goodwill between the cities and generate a deeper understanding of one another. Curated
by Daniel R. Smith of Seattle, Pepe Menéndez of Havana, and Iman Raad of Tehran.
InCiteful Clay: Contemporary Ceramics and
Social Commentary
AUG 30–OCT 20
Reception: AUG 29 / 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Incorporating a broad range of work, this selection of
27 ceramics looks at artists who have mustered an
age-old medium to issue provocative critiques of
current social and political inequities. The artists
have conveyed their messages in styles that are
aggressive, violent, disturbing, irreverent, and at
times, humorous, but ever passionate. Curated by Judith F. Schwartz, PhD
Why We Fight: Remembering AIDS Activism NOV–DEC
Organized by the New York Public Library, this small exhibition incorporates historical
information and reproductions of unique documents from the 1980s and 1990s.
Emerging Art: KSC Art Student Exhibition / APR 15–MAY 6
Reception: APR 14
A showcase of works by graduating BFA and BA students.
Biennial Regional Exhibition / MAY 26–AUG 13
The Thorne’s survey of artists working across our region has been
expanded, shifted to the summer, and augmented with artist residencies.
KSC FILM SOCIETY SCREENINGS
With a program that presents the very best of foreign, independent,
and repertory cinema, The KSC Film Society can be found in
the Redfern’s Putnam Arts Lecture Hall. For information on film
screenings, call 603-358-2160 or visit keene.edu/arts/putnam/.
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CARROLL HOUSE GALLERY
The Keene State College Art Department
presents exhibits of contemporary artwork by
KSC students and invited artists at Carroll
House, located next to the Alumni Center on
Main Street. Carroll House also functions as a
teaching gallery, where the Keene community
can view contemporary art and Keene State art
students can create and display their artwork.
For a schedule of exhibits: 603-358-2040 or
keene.edu/academics/programs/art/
CHILDREN’S LITERATURE FESTIVAL & GALLERY
The Keene State College Children’s Literature Festival
SAT / OCT 29 / ALL DAY
The 2016 Festival celebrates 40 years of
award-winning children’s book authors and
illustrators explaining their process of
creation in presentations throughout the
day. Since 1978, the Festival has brought
readers, writers, illustrators, and publishers
of children’s books together in an on-going
conversation about the past, present, and
CHILDREN’S LITERATURE FESTIVAL
future of this important literary genre.
OCTOBER 24, 2015 • KEENE STATE COLLEGE • KEENE, NH
Information: keene.edu/clf/
Illustration used with permission of Pamela Zagarenski, illustrator of Sleep Like a Tiger, written by Mary Logue. Copyright: 2012. Published by Houghton Mifflin Books for Children, Boston.
The Thirty-Ninth Annual
The Festival Gallery Collection
A permanent collection of original illustrations,
working drawings, and pieces related to children’s
book illustration. The collection hangs in Rhodes Hall
and may be viewed weekdays all year round and
evenings when classes are in session. To schedule a
tour, contact Dr. David White at 603-358-2302 or
[email protected].
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BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW!
KATELYN SHAW
Tickets on sale to members August 1
and to the general public August 15.
• ONLINE at keene.edu/arts/redfern
• I N PERSON at the Redfern Box Office
HOURS: AUG. 1–12, Mon.–Fri., noon–3 p.m.
AUG. 15–JUNE 9, Mon.–Fri., 12–6 p.m.
MAP AND DIRECTIONS
Redfern

Thorne
• BY MAIL to Box Office,
Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College,
229 Main Street, Keene, NH, 03435-2401
• STAY CONNECTED
Connect with the Redfern through our
monthly e-mail newsletters, Facebook,
Instagram, and more. keene.edu/arts/redfern
Fans get updates about Redfern outreach
activities and other happenings.
Rhodes Hall
Preview videos of season events and more.
The Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College
is located off Main Street on 90 Wyman Way, to
the left of the Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery,
and next to Brickyard Pond.
Carroll
House
DINNER AND A SHOW
Enhance your evening at the Redfern Arts Center at Keene State College with a delicious
meal in Keene before the show! The Redfern is partnering with five local restaurants –
Elm City Brewing Company, Fireworks – Keene, Nicola’s Trattoria, The Pub Restaurant, and
Waxy O’Connors Irish Pub – to offer a 10% meal discount for ticket holders on the night of
each performance. Just present your Redfern ticket to any of these five locations to receive
the discount.
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GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY
• Order your tickets early.
• Membership does not guarantee the same
seat for every performance.
• Purchase your tickets in advance for
preferred seating.
• All ticket sales are final.
• No refunds or exchanges.
• Donated tickets are not tax-deductible.
•L
ate seating (if available) is at the discretion
of the artists and the house manager.
•A
ll performances are handicap accessible.
Please notify the box office when purchasing
tickets so that appropriate accommodations
can be made.
•N
o food, beverages, cell phones, cameras,
or audio/video recorders are permitted in the
theatres during performances.
!
Seating Requests (please see chart on page 23)
r Wheelchair location / Special Seating required
Main Theatre r Zone 1
Alumni Recital Hall
r Zone 2
r Best available
r Seat me in Row(s) _____ r Best available
For my membership/contribution, list my name in the program as:
_______________________________________________
PLEASE PRINT
NAME__________________________________________
PAYMENT INFORMATION
ADDRESS_______________________________________
Please charge my account as follows:
CITY___________________STATE_______ ZIP__________
r Visa
r MasterCard
r Check, made payable to Keene State College
DAYTIME PHONE_____________EVENING PHONE___________
E-MAIL ADDRESS__________________________________
(Receive the Redfern’s e-newsletter)
r Please check if you do not want to receive Redfern e-mail updates
SIGNATURE ___________________________________________
Credit Card #______________________________ Exp. Date______
Mail order form to: Box Office, Redfern Arts Center, Keene State College, 229 Main St., Keene, NH 03435-2401 • Phone: 603-358-2168 • Online: keene.edu/arts/redfern
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Tickets go on sale August 1 for members, August 15 for the general public
Keene State College’s Redfern Arts Center
2016-17 Season Ticket Order Form
Date
Performance
2016
Senior Citizens (62 and older)
KSC Faculty, Staff, and Alumni
Youth (17 and younger)
General Public
Venue ty VIQty Zone 1
Zone 2 Qty Zone 1
Zone 2
Total
Sept. 30 Capitol Steps MTH _____ $50 _____ $40
_____ $45 _____ $35
______
Oct. 5
MTH _____ $20
_____ $15
_____ $18
_____ $13
______
Oct. 28
The Triplets of Belleville Cine-Concert
MTH _____ $32
_____ $22
_____ $28
_____ $18
______
Nov. 4
U.S. Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors
MTH _____ FREE Ticket required
_____ FREE
Ticket required
______
Nov. 6
KSC Faculty Recital: Craig Sylvern and guests ARH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $5
Not applicable
______
Nov. 13, 2 p.m.
Voices of Terezín ARH _____ $22
Not applicable
_____ $18
Not applicable
______
Nov. 13, 7 p.m.
Voices of Terezín
ARH _____ $30
Not applicable
_____ $25
Not applicable
______
Nov. 16
A Dream Play
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Nov. 17
A Dream Play
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Nov. 18
A Dream Play
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Nov. 19, 2 p.m.
A Dream Play
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m. A Dream Play
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
2017
Venue
Feb. 8
MTH _____ $32
_____ $22
_____ $28
_____ $18
______
Feb. 9
Dahlia Nayar
TSG
_____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Feb. 10
Dahlia Nayar
TSG
_____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Feb. 11, 2 p.m.
Dahlia Nayar
TSG
_____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Feb. 11, 7 p.m.
Dahlia Nayar
TSG
_____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
Feb. 17
KSC Faculty Jazz Recital: Scott Mullett & guestsARH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $5
Not applicable
______
Feb. 25
Puppet Showplace Theater
ARH _____ $5
Not applicable
_____ $5
Not applicable
______
March 23
MTH _____ $25
_____ $15
_____ $20
_____ $12
______
March 30
MTH _____ $20
_____ $15
_____ $18
_____ $12
______
April 12
An Evening of Dance
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
April 13
An Evening of Dance
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
April 14
An Evening of Dance
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
April 15
An Evening of Dance
MTH _____ $10
Not applicable
_____ $8
Not applicable
______
MTH = Main Theatre
ARH = Alumni Recital Hall
KSC student tickets are $5 for Redfern and Music
Department events and $6 for Theatre and Dance
Department events.
Qty Zone 1
WTH = Wright Theatre
Zone 2 Qty Zone 1
TSG = Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery
20% Benefactor, Star Membership Discount OR
15% Producer, Partner, Director Membership Discount
OR
10% Patron Membership Discount
Zone 2
TICKET SUBTOTAL $______
- 20%
$______
- 15%
$______
-10%
$______
TICKET TOTAL
Total
$_________
For new or renewing members, please add membership fee to your ticket total:
$____
Benefactor $1,000; Star $500; Producer $250; Partner $100; Director $75; Patron $50; Student $10
$_______
Enclosed is my additional contribution of (please complete box below)
$_______
Postage fee: please add $3 if you want tickets mailed to you (members: waive this fee)
$_______
r Mail my tickets OR r Hold them at the box office
$____
ORDER TOTAL $_________
Box Office 603-358-2168
The information in this brochure is
available in other formats. Please
call our box office to request an
alternative copy.
229 Main Street
Keene, NH 03435-2401
Redfern Arts Center
at Keene State College
Keene NH 03431
Permit No. 383
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2016–17 season - Keene State College

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