Journey…

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Journey…

2013–2014
season
Come Take a
Journey…
season sponsors
Lufkin Industries, Inc. | Memorial Health System of East Texas
Feet Don’t Fail me now!
A Tribute to ella Fitzgerald
…to a Season of
Frederica von Stade and the Sonos Handbell ensemble
The Wonder bread Years
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage
Wondrous Entertainment!
The Miracle Worker
Mandy Patinkin: Dress Casual
From the
Director
Welcome
to our wondrous 2013-14 Season!
Together with Managing Director
Tracy Pinkerton, I am delighted to share
what the Arts Alliance has planned for its
thirteenth season. Whatever your interest,
we promise you’ll discover outstanding
performances which will surprise, excite,
and entertain you all season long.
Each Arts Alliance artist this season
is a guide to a new destination. Every
performance is a journey which carries us
away – and brings us home.
I hope you will browse through these pages
and find many reasons to join us. The best
way to enjoy the shows is as a subscriber.
With this remarkable season of events, sellouts are certain. Subscribing is the only way
to ensure you will have a ticket to the shows
you want to see. And you are guaranteed
the same seats all season long! In addition,
you receive priority renewal and seat-change
privileges for 2014-15. Read further for
other subscriber benefits.
Thank you for your continuing support of
the arts and the efforts of the Arts Alliance
to enrich the lives of the families of our
community.
As many of you know, I have recently
embarked on my own personal journey – into
retirement. It has been a sincere honor and
privilege to have served the Arts Alliance for
the past eight-and-a-half years. I wish you
many wondrous evenings of entertainment
next season – and for the many yet to come.
Rick Schiller
Executive Director
Season at a Glance
Feet Don’t Fail Me Now!
Saturday, September 14, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
A Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
Sunday, October 27, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
The Wonder Bread Years
Saturday, November 23, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
Sonos Handbell Ensemble
Friday, December 6, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
Rhonda Vincent & The Rage
Saturday, January 18, 2014 | 7:30 p.m.
The Miracle Worker
Tuesday, March 4, 2014 | 7:30 p.m.
Mandy Patinkin: Dress Casual
Friday, March 28, 2014 | 7:30 p.m.
Rapid-Fire Tap and High-Spirited Humor…
Rhythmic Circus
Four energetic dancers transform their tap shoes
into innovative and captivating instruments of
rhythm. Their completely original performance,
Feet Don’t Fail Me Now! is spiced with a variety
of musical flavors enlivened by an infectious
seven-piece band, vocalists, and a very unique,
one-man a cappella beat-box sensation.
in the next, the musical genres move from rock to
blues, from salsa to funk.
Rhythmic Circus approaches each number
with an inventive style of rapid-fire tap and a
celebration of sheer joy and energy. Explosive
and raucous at one moment, mellow and groovy
After its Lufkin appearance, the company will
travel to New York for its Broadway debut at the
New Victory Theatre.
Rhythmic Circus has quickly risen from an
underground percussive dance phenomenon to
a ground-breaking live performance company.
The show is a unique music and dance experience
which truly appeals to audiences of all ages.
www.rhythmiccircus.com
A n g elina A rts A lliance
Saturday, September 14, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $51
Section A: $41
Section B: $36
Section C: $32
Single tickets on sale
August 14
Sponsored by:
KTRE–TV Channel 9
The Heart Institute
of East Texas
Produced by:
Regions Bank
Tom, Misty, and
Garrett Croley
90.9 KSWP/91.9 KAVX
Malladi & Reddy, P.A.
“Flat-out amazing!”
— Minneapolis Star Tribune
“…so infectiously lighthearted,
so creative, and so brilliantly danced,
it was really irresistible.”
— The People’s Critic
www.angelinaarts.org
Presented by:
Claire and Tom McLaurin
Susan and Terry Morgan
Dr. Prashant Kumar
The Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra…
A Tribute to
Ella Fitzgerald
Featuring vocalist Delores King Williams
Dubbed “The First Lady of Song”, the legendary
Ella Fitzgerald was the most popular female jazz
singer in the United States for more than fifty
years. She could sing sultry ballads, sweet and
up-tempo jazz, and imitate every instrument in
the orchestra. During Ella’s lifetime, she won 13
Grammy Awards and sold over 40 million albums.
The Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra
was established by an act of Congress in 1990.
This acclaimed 17-piece big band specializes
in re-creating classic performances from the
past. Whatever it plays must be an authentic
re-creation of the original. In this tribute concert,
it pulls together original big band arrangements
created for Ella in the 1940s and 1950s from the
Smithsonian archives. These arrangements (by
superstars Billy May, Count Basie, Billy Strayhorn,
and more) have not been heard live by audiences
in over 40 years.
Featured vocalist Delores King Williams is a
native of Baltimore and studied at the Peabody
Conservatory of Music. She has performed at the
White House and Carnegie Hall, in off-Broadway
runs with The Capitol Steps, and in an Australian
tour of Porgy and Bess.
www.smithsonianjazz.org
www.deloreskingwilliams.moonfruit.com
Sunday, October 27, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $51
Section A: $41
Section B: $36
Section C: $32
September 27
Sponsored by:
City of Lufkin
J.E. Kingham
Construction Co.
©Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra
Produced by:
Angelina College
Fine Arts Division
Simon and Louise
Henderson Foundation
Mike Love & Associates
Law Firm
“Deed I Do”…”Oh, Lady Be Good”…
“Satin Doll”…“Accentuate the Positive”…
“…culturally important…
musically spectacular”
— New York Times
Presented by:
Wanda N. Leary
David H. Dolben and
Charlie Mae Mahan
Jim and Ladeen Pluss
Drs. Kavitha and Lenin
Pinnamaneni
A Fresh and Funny Slice of Americana…
The Wonder Bread Years
Starring Pat Hazell
The Wonder Bread Years is a humorous and
heartwarming salute to baby boomers and pop
culture. The show is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud
comedy that gracefully walks the line between
stand-up comedy and theatre. It started as a PBS
special and quickly morphed into a national tour,
now in its twentieth year.
Pat Hazell, the writer and sole performer in
the show, is a veteran stand-up comedian and
playwright, but most significantly -- one of
the original writers of Seinfeld. He wrote The
Wonder Bread Years about his generation and
how it grew up. He makes references to things
you know and remember: the Kellogg’s cereal
box you could turn into a bowl, family vacations to
nowhere, and baloney and Velveeta sandwiches.
Audiences across the country are enjoying a
show that not only restores a much-needed
sense of wonder, but leaves audiences laughing
and savoring the past like never before. Says
Pat Hazell, “The Wonder Bread Years is for
everyone who remembers a time when Spam was
considered actual food. Fortunately, it’s also for
everyone who can’t remember Spam as edible,
but who appreciates it in a punch line.”
www.wonderbreadyears.com
Saturday, November 23, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $41
Section A: $31
Section B: $27
Section C: $24
October 28
Sponsored by:
Goodwin-Lasiter, Inc.
Scott & Strong,
Architects
Urgent Doc
Popeyes
Produced by:
Alexander Lankford
& Hiers, CPA’s
Commercial Bank
of Texas, N.A.
Ken Smith & Casper
Associates, CPA’S
Townsquare Media
“See The Wonder Bread Years
any chance you get.”
— Jerry Seinfeld
“Pat Hazell’s nostalgia is contagious.”
— The Dallas Morning News
Presented by:
Terry and Kathy Orr
Gabriel and Sherell
Guijarro
Harriet and David
Tamminga
A Ringing, Singing Christmas Celebration…
Frederica von Stade and the
SONOS Handbell Ensem
From the world of opera, comes the worldfamous Frederica von Stade, one of the
most dazzling mezzo-sopranos on the opera
scene. Performing leading roles in New York’s
Metropolitan Opera House for over forty years,
she is one of the truly great singers of our day.
Joining Ms. von Stade for this very special
Christmas concert is the SONOS Handbell
Ensemble, one of the most famous – and widely
considered the best – handbell groups in the
United States. Internationally known, SONOS
is a pioneer on the leading edge of handbell
artistry, introducing thousands of people to
this tonally entrancing and visually compelling
medium. Composers, conductors, and musical
artists have spoken of the Ensemble’s virtuosity,
energy, and ability to connect with an audience.
This ringing, singing Christmas celebration
is an intriguing and unusual combination
of outstanding artistic and musical talents.
Featuring some special guests, the evening
is filled with traditional Christmas musical
selections and will be an inspiring beginning
to your family’s holiday season.
www.fredericavonstade.com
www.sonos.org
Friday, December 6, 2013 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $51
Section A: $41
Section B: $36
Section C: $32
November 5
Sponsored by:
ble
Angelina Radiation
Oncology Associates
The Lufkin News
Angelina College
“Ms. von Stade defines what is meant by
‘charisma’ for a musical artist. From the moment
she comes on stage, the audience is drawn into
what she is singing and how she is singing it.”
— The Spokesman-Review
“The music of SONOS stunned us all. The
four thousand audience members went wild,
just as we knew they would.”
— Garrison Keillor, A Prairie Home Companion
Produced by:
Merrill Lynch of Lufkin
90.9 KSWP/91.9 KAVX
Texas Timberjack, Inc.
Todd, Hamaker &
Johnson, LLP
Presented by:
John and Lynette Monk
Linda Ellis
The New Queen of Bluegrass…
Rhonda Vincent
& The Rage
With over 80 awards to its credit, Rhonda
Vincent and The Rage has emerged as the
most celebrated band ever in bluegrass,
with honors including a “Song of the Year”
and a coveted “Entertainer of the Year”
award from the International Bluegrass
Music Association (IBMA). Rhonda received
a staggering seven consecutive IBMA “Female
Vocalist of the Year” awards (2000-2006).
Rhonda Vincent is an impeccably gifted
bluegrass singer. An engaging personality
— which blends down-home sincerity with
big-city style — has put her at the very forefront
of bluegrass music’s continuing resurgence.
She is among the most complete and
accomplished artists of her generation — in
any genre. The Society for Preservation of
Bluegrass Music in America designated her
its “Entertainer of the Year” for 2002-2011
inclusive – an unrivaled ten-year streak!
Rhonda Vincent and The Rage’s music
incorporates savvy contemporary touches,
while drawing deeply from the haunting
mountain soul of classic Bill Monroe-styled
bluegrass. Its music knows no boundaries. It
is unique, exciting, energized, and powerful.
www.rhondavincent.com
Saturday, January 18, 2014 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $46
Section A: $36
Section B: $31
Section C: $27
December 12
Box office closed
Dec. 24 - Jan. 1
Sponsored by:
Brookshire Brothers
Charitable
Foundation
Loving Auto Group
“Rhonda Vincent is too good to be mortal.”
— Billboard
“Good music reaches out and touches you.
Great music grabs you and doesn’t let go.
And this, friends, is great music.”
— BluegrassToday.com
“She is to bluegrass now what
Aretha Franklin once was to soul music.”
— The Buffalo News
Produced by:
Cataract, Glaucoma &
Retina Consultants of
East Texas
CCLA, LLC
U.S. Hospitality LTD
Y100/Hot 96.3/
Super Mix 101.9
Montana Repertory Theatre…
The Miracle Worker
by William Gibson
Few stories are as timeless — or reveal
the courage and resilience of the human
spirit — as The Miracle Worker. This stirring
dramatization of the early life of Helen Keller
has been mesmerizing audiences for decades.
The Miracle Worker tells the story of young
Helen Keller, deaf and blind since infancy, who
finds her way into the world of knowledge and
understanding with the help of Annie Sullivan,
her gifted tutor. In some of the most turbulent
and emotion-packed scenes ever presented on
the stage, Helen overcomes rage and confusion
to triumph over her physical disabilities. With this production, Montana Repertory
Theatre continues to explore great American
plays which penetrate the core of human
experience. Lufkin audiences have previously
seen the company’s touching productions of
To Kill a Mockingbird, Bus Stop, and A Trip to
Bountiful. Each has brought new vitality and
vision to these time-honored theatre pieces.
The Miracle Worker is a story of victory
over unbelievable odds — accomplished
through conviction, perseverance, and love.
www.montanarep.org
Tuesday, March 4, 2014 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $46
Section A: $36
Section B: $31
Section C: $27
February 4
Sponsored by:
First Bank & Trust
East Texas
Produced by:
Loggins Plumbing
The Advanced Financial
Group
La Lengua
Lufkin Plastic Surgery
Presented by:
“Life is either a daring adventure
or nothing.”
— Helen Keller
Brigettee and
Trey Henderson
Electrifying Broadway Performer…
Mandy Patinkin:
Dress Casual
With Paul Ford on Piano
To some, Mandy Patinkin is the Tony Award®winning revolutionary from Evita who grew
into a bone fide Broadway star in Sunday in the
Park with George. To others, he’s the Emmy®
Award-winning Best Actor for his portrayal of
Dr. Jeffrey Geiger in Chicago Hope. And to others
still, he will always be the man whose name is
Inigo Montoya, the swashbuckling swordsman
in The Princess Bride. Mandy recently starred in
the CBS series Criminal Minds and returns to TV
in the Emmy® and Golden Globe Award-winning
Showtime Original Series, Homeland, as CIA
Division Chief Saul Berenson.
Whichever role you know him for,
Mandy Patinkin’s favorite is reaching out to
live audiences with the power and the passion
of popular song. He belongs to the special
breed of singer who doesn’t merely dramatize
songs, but incorporates them into his very
being. His interpretations of popular standards,
superbly accompanied by Paul Ford at the piano,
come straight from the heart, mesmerizing
audiences from coast to coast. From Rodgers
and Hammerstein to Stephen Sondheim, from
Harry Chapin to Irving Berlin and Cole Porter.
www.mandypatinkin.org
Friday, March 28, 2014 | 7:30 p.m.
Premium: $61
Section A: $51
Section B: $46
Section C: $41
March 3
Sponsored by:
A Friend of the Arts
Produced by:
Fenley & Bate, LLP
“Mandy Patinkin is a
musical force of nature.”
— The New Yorker
“The greatest entertainer on
Broadway today – period!”
— New York Post
Morgan Stanley
Smith Barney
Haglund Law Firm, P.C.
The Center for Sight
2013-2014
schooltime series
Performing Arts Experiences
for Students Which Expand
and Enhance Learning…
Each season, the Arts Alliance provides a
diversity of performing arts experiences
for students in grades Pre-K through 12.
Professional artists (actors, singers, musicians,
and dancers) – from around the world – travel
to Lufkin to perform during the school day for
students and their teachers.
Each show has connections to school curricula
and offers a unique opportunity for teachers
to integrate the arts into their daily lesson
planning and individual teaching styles.
Teacher study guides are available for most
performances. The shows are imaginatively
conceived, artistically produced, and provide
relevant, entertaining, and enriching
experiences for students.
In 2013-14, three outstanding productions
will come to the Temple Theater stage: Alice
in Wonderland (Théâtre Tout à Trac/Montreal),
Stuart Little (Dallas Children’s Theatre), and The
Miracle Worker (Montana Repertory Theatre).
Each show is age-specific and selected by the Arts
Alliance to encourage the power of imagination,
creative thinking, and self-expression.
The Schooltime Series is underwritten by funds
generously provided by the T.L.L. Temple Foundation.
Additional sponsorship support from
Woodland Heights Medical Center
“To advance the performing arts as
a means of educating, challenging,
and inspiring young people.”
Alice in Wonderland
Based on the book by Lewis Carroll
Théâtre Tout à Trac
Friday, October 18, 2013 • 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Recommended for grades 1-5
Alice refuses to do her schoolwork. She prefers to play and daydream in her father’s study, where she
stumbles across a strange rabbit who nibbles on books. Faithful to the unbridled humor and madness
of the original tale, this adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s famous book is crammed with surprises, which
bring the vast range of colorful characters to life. The performance is an homage to reading and features
ingenious scenery, in which each book on the shelf becomes a door to the next adventure.
Stuart Little
Based on the book by E.B. White
Dallas Children’s Theatre
Friday, January 31, 2014 • 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Recommended for grades Pre-K-3
All the charm, wisdom, and joy of E.B. White’s classic novel are brought to life. It’s big excitement for a
mild-mannered mouse, Stuart, who leaves his human family in New York and travels across the country
in search of the bird who helped save his life. He learns to survive in his super-sized world of humans
and discovers the true meaning of family, loyalty, and friendship. A charming story which proves that
great things can come in small packages.
The Miracle Worker
By William Gibson
Montana Repertory Theatre
Wednesday, March 5, 2014 • 9:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. Recommended for grades 6-12
Few stories are as timeless — or reveal the courage and resilience of the human spirit — as
The Miracle Worker. This stirring dramatization tells the story of young Helen Keller, deaf and blind
since infancy, who finds her way into the world of knowledge and understanding with the help of Annie
Sullivan, her gifted tutor. The Miracle Worker is a story of victory over unbelievable odds — accomplished
through conviction, perseverance, and love.
For a brochure with more details of Schooltime Series offerings, call 936-633-5454.
2013-2014 family matinee series
Following last season’s performances of The Ugly Duckling and The Tortoise and the Hare and
Laura Ingalls Wilder, come three more LIVE shows which families can enjoy together. Bring the kids (or
grandkids) for a weekend afternoon of wonder and beauty and FUN! Stay after the show to meet the cast.
Then, talk about the experience on the way home. Make a memory, see a show…together!
Rhythmic Circus
Sunday, September 15, 2013 • 2:30 pm • 1 hour
$5 kids • $10 grown-ups
Tickets on sale Aug. 19 • No reserved seats • Doors open at 1:45
Recommended for ages 7 and up
Four energetic dancers transform their tap shoes into innovative and
captivating instruments of rhythm. Their completely original performance,
Feet Don’t Fail Me Now! is spiced with a variety of musical flavors enlivened
by an infectious seven-piece band, vocalists, and a very unique, one-man
a cappella beat-box sensation. The show is a unique music and dance
experience which truly appeals to audiences of all ages.
Alice in Wonderland
Based on the book by Lewis Carroll
Théâtre Tout à Trac
Saturday, October 19, 2013 • 2:30 pm • 1 hour
$5 kids • $10 grown-ups
Tickets on sale Sept. 23 • No reserved seats • Doors open at 1:45
Recommended for ages 6-11
Alice refuses to do her schoolwork. She prefers to play and daydream in her
father’s study, where she stumbles across a strange rabbit who nibbles on
books. Faithful to the unbridled humor and madness of the original tale, this
adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s famous book is crammed with surprises, which
bring the vast range of colorful characters to life. The performance is an
homage to reading and features ingenious scenery, in which each book on
the shelf becomes a door to the next adventure.
Based on the book by E.B. White
Dallas Children’s Theatre
Stuart Little
Saturday, February 1, 2014 • 12:00 pm (note early start time)
$5 kids • $10 grown-ups • 1 hour
Tickets on sale Jan. 6 • No reserved seats • Doors open at 11:15
Recommended for ages 4-9
All the charm, wisdom, and joy of E.B. White’s classic novel are brought to life.
It’s big excitement for a mild-mannered mouse, Stuart, who leaves his human
family in New York and travels across the country in search of the bird who
helped save his life. He learns to survive in his super-sized world of humans
and discovers the true meaning of family, loyalty, and friendship. A charming
story which proves that great things can come in small packages.
Family Matinee Series is sponsored by
Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy
Jordan Family Dentistry
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accommodate requests from persons with special
needs. Notify our box office of any such requests
at the time tickets are purchased. Temple Theater
is wheelchair accessible. Complimentary assistive
listening devices are available at the box office.
CONCESSIONS are available in the lobby before the
show and during intermission. Food and beverages
are prohibited in the Temple Theater at all times.
FRAGRANCES Heavy fragrances (perfumes
and colognes) can be distracting and
cause allergic reactions for some patrons.
Please be considerate of others.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES All cameras and recording
devices are strictly prohibited at Arts Alliance
events. Please make sure cell phones and
tablets are powered OFF during performances.
STAY INFORMED We encourage you to visit
our website and add your E-mail address to our
mailing list, so we can keep you better informed.
GET INVOLVED Join our friendly team of
dedicated volunteers (Encorps) who enjoy
ushering at performances and assisting in other
aspects of programming. Call (936) 633-3220.
LET US HEAR FROM YOU We welcome
your comments about our performances, so
we can continue to meet the needs of our
audience members and the community.
HOW TO ORDER SUBSCRIPTIONS
BY MAIL Complete order form on opposite
page and mail with payment.
BY FAX FAX completed order form to
936-633-5359. Credit cards only.
IN PERSON Come by the Temple Theater,
Angelina College campus, 3500 S. First St., Lufkin.
Weekdays, 11 am - 5 pm, 936-633-5454.
E-MAIL E-mail subscription order information
(and phone number) to [email protected].
Our box office staff will call you to confirm
seating and payment options.
SEVEN Shows. All seating is reserved.
“Premium” : $372
C
C
center front orchestra
B
A
B
C
B
“A” Seating : $322
center orchestra, front balcony
“B” Seating : $267
side orchestra, center balcony, side front balcony
“C” Seating : $227
side rear balcony
B
B
A
Premium
Stage
B
B
New Subscription Order Form
Complete the following three steps and send to the address at the bottom of the page.
1 Provide Your Information
Please Print (required)
name
address 1
address 2
city
state
zip
daytime phone
evening phone
cell phone
e-mail
Please share your E-mail address with us — for important updates, special offers, and cancellation notices. Angelina Arts Alliance
will not share your personal information.
Please send me information about becoming a volunteer.
2 Place your order
3 Make Your Payment
I/we require wheelchair seating.
Premium Series (7 events)
Please charge my:
All seating is subject to availability.
seating type
Check One
Enclosed is my check payable to Angelina Arts Alliance.
# of subscriptions
total
Interest-free payment option (credit card only)
“Premium” : $372
$
“A” Seating : $322
$
“B” Seating : $267
$
“C” Seating : $227
$
credit card no.
$
expiration date
Subtotal:
Please consider a gift. Your contribution helps underwrite the cost of
bringing these extraordinary artists to Lufkin. Thank you.
Here is my tax-deductible contribution
Postage & Handling
(required for order to be processed)
total enclosed
I will make two equal monthly payments. Charge my
credit card for the first half NOW. Charge the balance
to my credit card in thirty days.
name on card
$
signature
$ 4.00
Mail to
$
Thank you for your order and contribution!
My company has a matching gift program.
company name
Please add me to the Arts Alliance E-mail list.
Angelina Arts Alliance
P.O. Box 152634
Lufkin, TX 75915
Subscription tickets will be mailed in
early september.
Be sure to check out the events produced by our partner, Angelina College and its Fine Arts Division.
Included are music, art, and theatre. For a current calendar, visit www.angelina.edu/finearts/index.html.
P.O. Box 152634 | Lufkin, Texas 75915-2634
Return Service Requested
2013–2014
season
Subscribe Today!
The Temple Theater box office is the only official outlet to purchase
Angelina Arts Alliance tickets. In the interest of providing affordable
ticket prices for all patrons, Angelina Arts Alliance is not responsible
for tickets purchased through unauthorized third parties.
non profit
organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Permit #232
Lufkin, TX

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