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Open Invitation
~ Open Invitation ~ The Nacc Lobby Pre-Show This year the Northern Arts and Cultural Centre will showcase local performers in the lobby an hour before NACC presentations. During this time patrons will have the ability to sit and socialize while enjoying a beverage and/or a light snack with friends. This is a great way to meet up before a show and take in the ambiance of our beautiful atrium. Monthly Art Exhibit Every month NACC will have an art exhibit in the lobby that will be on display during our presentations. Artwork will be available for purchase, with the majority of the proceeds going to the exhibiting artist. NACC Candle Ice CafÉ Our concession will be selling wine, beer, and coffee as well as pop and juice. This season we are also excited to be offering cheese trays with optional sides of charcuterie, chutney, and/or baguette. We will continue to offer baked goods, chips, and chocolate bars. E-Bay Store (http://stores.ebay.ca/naccnt) Artwork that has been donated to NACC over the last 29 years is available for purchase on our e-bay store. A selection of the pieces will also be on display in the NACC foyer in the entrance to the theatre at all our shows. All purchases will be considered a donation to NACC in support of the arts, and buyers will be issued a charitable tax receipt. Into the Spotlight 2013-2014 Season Contents NACC Season shows Tanya Tagaq International Lute Festival Spin Harry Manx Elmer Iseler Singers Africville NACC Special shows Penderecki String Quartet Night Gordon Bintner NACC Season Show NACC Festival Events KO K’E Storytelling Festival Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival NACC Family Shows Children’s Festival of SiLLiness Boo! Sursaut Dance Company NACC Special Show NACC Mentee Series Terry Pamplin Theresa Baird Grey Gritt Natasha Duchene Godson Sinister Oculus NACC Festival Event NACC Family Show NACC Mentee Series Into the Spotlight 2013-2014 Season Yellowknife (NACC) Reserved Seating Chart Inquire at the box office about sponsoring your own golden personal engraved seat plate ($150 each) for the new theatre seats! 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 5 4 4 4 5 4 4 3 2 2 2 3 2 2 4 3 3 3 4 3 3 WHEELCHAIRS R Q P N M L K J H G F E D C B A TECHNICAL BOOTH 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 WHEELCHAIRS 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 9 1 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 10 2 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 11 3 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 12 4 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 13 5 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 14 6 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 15 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 16 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 17 S R Q P N M L K J H G F E D C B A 20 20 20 20 20 20 23 24 21 22 23 24 21 22 23 24 21 22 23 24 21 21 21 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 22 22 23 24 23 23 23 23 24 23 STAGE Advanced Season Tickets Purchases available for past season ticket holders Wednesday August 14th- Tuesday August 20th Season Tickets available for General Public Wednesday August 21st- Friday September 13th All Community venues General Admission Norman Wells • Dennis Drolet Memorial Community Hall Hay River • • Riverview Cineplex Roman Catholic Church Fort Simpson • Open Sky Gallery Fort Smith • St. Joseph’s Cathedral Inuvik • • Our Lady of Victory Church Midnight Sun Complex Nanook of the North Sept 13th,7:30pm & KO Lau K’ nch E i S t ng or th yt e s ell ea in s o gF n es t iv al Tanya Tagaq NACC Season Show “the Jimmy Hendrix of throat singing” (David Harrington, The Kronos Quartet) Tanya Tagaq Song of the North: Innovative Vocalist and Inuit Throat Singer Tanya Tagaq Reclaims Silent Classic Nanook of the North Tanya Tagaq can capture the most ethereal moments of desire, or find the deepest, huskiest, beating pulse with her voice and breath. She can create a soundscape from inhalation and exhalation, and summon a powerful emotion from the smallest movement of lips, throat, lungs. perfected over a decade of performances on major stages worldwide, as well as with collaborations with a range of artists from Björk (Tagaq joined her on the Medúlla tour) to Mike Patton (who contributed to Tagaq’s 2009 Juno-nominated album Auk/Blood). tanyatagaq.com Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre September 13th | 7:30pm Her intense, evocative vocalizations, based on Inuit throat singing traditions, help reclaim the controversial 1922 film Nanook of the North. Tagaq, along with percussionist Jean Martin and violinist Jesse Zubot, performs a live accompaniment to the film’s silent images of life in an early 20th-century Inuit community in Northern Quebec. Working with composer Derek Charke (whose “Tundra Songs” Tagaq performed with the Kronos Quartet), Tagaq employs exquisite improvisations with traditional roots, a style she has Nanook of the North (1922 silent film) Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca th e Tan fe y st a T iv a al ga Se q pt lau 13 nc th hi 7: ng 30 pm NACC Festival Event KO K’E Storytelling Festival In Partnership with CKLB September 13th-18th touring 5 communities Featuring Ryan McMahon – Unreserved Comedy Jason Chamakese & Robert Gladue William Greenland Jim Green Scott McQueen and many local storytellers Jason Chamakese (2011 Canadian Aboriginal Music Award Winner & Best Traditional Flute CD) & Robert Gladue Photo of Ryan McMahon KO K’E Storytelling Festival Ryan McMahon is pushing boundaries as he focuses his attention on the good, the bad & the ugly of the collision between Indian Country and the mainstream. Show has adult language and adult themes Jason Chamakese recently joined talents with fellow Saskatchewan artist Robert Gladue of the Waterhen Lake First Nation. Combining the haunting sounds of the flute with soothing vocals and drum, Chamakese & Gladue are making music unlike any other. Norman Wells Dennis Drolet Memorial Community Hall William Greenland, Jason Chamakese & Robert Gladue, Jim Green and local storyteller Sept 15th | 7:00pm Inuvik Midnight Sun Complex William Greenland, Jason Chamakese & Robert Gladue, Jim Green and local storyteller Sept 16th | 7:00pm Hay River Riverview Cineplex Scott McQueen, Ryan McMahon and local storyteller Sept 16th | 7:00pm See the NACC website for more details Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre Tanya Tagaq Festival Launch Sept 13th | 7:30pm William Greenland, Jason Chamakese & Robert Gladue Sept 14th | 2pm Jim Green, Scott McQueen Sept 14th | 3:30pm Ryan McMahon Comedy Sept 14th | 7:30pm Fort Simpson Open Sky Gallery Scott McQueen, Ryan McMahon and local storyteller Sept 18th | 7:00pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Penderecki String Quartet Performing the premiere of a Carmen Braden composition September 21st,7:30pm Yellowknife Carmen Braden (NACC Mentee) The Penderecki String Quartet premiered over 100 new works from composers in Canada and abroad. They also won the 2010 JUNO Award for Best Composition. NACC Special Show Penderecki String Quartet “The Penderecki String Quartet has become one of the most celebrated chamber ensembles of their generation. The Quartet’s performing schedule takes them annually to concert stages across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. The four Penderecki musicians (now originating from Poland, Canada, and USA) bring their varied yet collective experience to create performances that demonstrate their remarkable range of technical excellence and emotional sweep.” (The Globe and Mail) Recent concert appearances include New York City’s Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, Los Angeles’ REDCAT at Disney Hall, and Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw. The PSQ appears extensively in Canada, participating in this country’s foremost concert series such as the Ottawa Chamber Music Festival, Festival of the Sound, the Banff Centre, and Toronto Luminato Festival. the Penderecki String Quartet’s large discography includes over three dozen recordings, including the chamber music repertoire of Johannes Brahms on both the Marquis and Eclectra labels, as well as the first all-Canadian release of the six Béla Bartók quartets under the auspices of Chamber Music in Napa Valley. Their disc of Marjan Mozetich’s “Lament in the Trampled Garden” won the 2010 JUNO Award for Best Composition. ps4.ca Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre Sept 21st | 7:30pm The Quartet is a devoted champion of the music of our time, having premiered to date over 100 new works from composers in Canada and abroad. Described by Fanfare Magazine as “an ensemble of formidable power and keen musical sensitivity,” Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca NACC Season Show International Lute Festival September 26th-28th touring 3 communities In Celebration of Composer John Dowland Featuring Nigel North Les Voix Humaines Myra Berrub Daniel Gillis Karen Zaidan Tyler Hawkins International Lute Festival In Celebration of Composer John Dowland John Dowland (1563 – 1626) was an English Renaissance composer, singer, and lutenist. Since the 20th century’s Early Music Revival, he has been a continuing source of repertoire for lutenists and classical guitarists. Nigel North enjoys accompanying singers, and is also an enthusiastic teacher. Following many years of committed teaching in Europe (in London, Berlin and Den Haag) Nigel has since 1999 been Professor of Lute in the “Early Music Institute” at Indiana University, Bloomington, USA from where he continues his varied life as performer and teacher. nigelnorth.com Les Voix Humaines musical complicity has been compared to the skill of two trapeze artists or the telepathic communion of a pair of jazz saxophonists! Susie Napper and Margaret Little, the two gambists of Les Voix humaines, have been thrilling audiences worldwide with dashing performances of early and contemporary music for viols since 1985. They are renowned for their spectacular arrangements of a wide variety of music for two viols and have become a world reference for the music of Sainte-Colombe. They received the Opus Award 2007 for PERFORMERS OF THE YEAR from the Conseil québécois de la musique. lesvoixhumaines.org See the NACC website for more details Fort Smith St Joseph’s Cathedral September 26th | 7:00pm Hay River Riverview Cineplex September 27th | 7:00pm Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre September 28th | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Spin Evalyn Parry October 14th-21st touring 5 communities NACC Season Show “Part theatre, part musical gig, part spoken word poetry & part documentary... whatever it is, it is brilliant.” (Toronto Star) Spin | Evalyn Parry Innovative, award-winning Toronto artist Evalyn Parry takes her audience on an uncommon theatrical and musical journey in SPIN, her tour-de-force performance celebrating the Bicycle as muse, musical instrument and agent of social change. “...a welcome breath of fresh air... Parry makes something beautiful out of taking life into your own hands...” (The Globe & Mail) Inspired in part by the incredible true tale of Annie Londonderry - the first woman to ride around the world on a bicycle in 1894 - Parry spins a web of stories which travel from 19th century women’s emancipation to 21st century consumer culture, peeling back layers of history to ultimately reveal a profoundly contemporary and personal heart to her performance. evalynparry.com Norman Wells Dennis Drolet Memorial Community Hall October 14th | 7:30pm Inuvik Midnight Sun Complex October 16th | 7:30pm HAy River Riverview Cineplex October 18th | 7:30pm Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre October 19th | 7:30pm Fort Simpson TBA see NACC website for details October 21st | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca NACC Season Show Harry Manx & Grey Gritt (opening at select shows) November 11th-18th touring 5 communities Grey Gritt (NACC Mentee) Harry has seven Maple Blues Awards, six Juno nominations, the Canadian Folk Award for Best Solo Artist, and has won CBC Radio’s Great Canadian Blues Award Harry Manx “Watching Harry play tonight I feel like I learned something new ” – Bruce Springsteen Harry Manx has spent years fusing eastern musical traditions with the blues, switching effortlessly between conventional guitars, harmonica, and banjo, and the decidedly different Mohan veena, a 20-stringed instrument invented by Manx’ Indian mentor Vishwa Mohan Bhatt. Manx is often referred to as the “Mysticssippi” Blues Man because of his expertise in melding both East and West music together, and therefore creating musical short stories that wed the Blues with the depth of classical Indian ragas. Over the last 10 years, Harry Manx released 11 albums, and has garnered a room full of awards including, seven Maple Blues Awards, six Juno nominations, the Canadian Folk Award in 2005 for Best Solo Artist, and won CBC Radio’s Great Canadian Blues Award in 2007. His most recent accomplishment was receiving yet another Juno Nomination for Blues Album of the Year for his 2010 release “Bread and Buddha.” harrymanx.com Norman Wells Dennis Drolet Memorial Community Hall November 11th | 7:30pm Inuvik Our Lady of Victory Church November 13th | 7:30pm HAy River Riverview Cineplex November 15th | 7:30pm Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre November 16th | 7:30pm Fort Simpson Open Sky Gallery November 18th | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca NACC Special Show Night Written and Directed by Christopher Morris January 21st & 22nd, 7:30pm Yellowknife “The performances are first-rate, with Ayalik’s [character] shifting from a glowing optimist to a fearful teen whose nightmares encroach on her waking life. Arluk’s shy, haunted Gloria, whose sad, ravaged life we can read in her expression, is equally strong. (Now Magazine) Premiered at the National Arts Centre in 2010 and was the capital theatre’s first co-production with arts organizations in the North. It has since toured to Iqaluit and Pond Inlet Night “Set during one 24-hour period without the sun, Christopher Morris’ Night is an emotionally powerful play that skips over the Northern clichés to cast a frost-covered but unblinking eye on the problems currently faced by the Inuit inhabitants of Canada’s newest territory.” (The Globe and Mail) “Then, there’s the ethereal beauty of the Arctic captured by designer Gillian Gallow in her simple, haunting set – an icecovered telephone pole, its wires strung out over the audience, bringing messages from the North to our Toronto ears.” (The Globe and Mail) Daniella, a Toronto anthropologist, travels to Pond Inlet to repatriate the bones of an Inuk man. She encounters Piuyuq, a woman living in Pond Inlet, and her best friend, Gloria. Their lives briefly intersect as Daniella tries to figure out why she has brought the bones this far, and Piuyuq struggles to deal with her best friend’s suicide. The play takes place over 24 hours of winter darkness. Night is the story of the North and the South, cultures clashing and generation gaps. The play is presented in Inuktitut and English, with appropriate subtitles. Play Night Production Christopher Morris Elizabeth McDermott Reneltta Arluk Tiffany Ayalik Linnea Swan Jonathan Fisher Nick Rose Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre January 21st | 7:30pm January 22nd | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca NACC Family Show Music Theatre Film Presenting Mini Masterpieces + Kid’s games, activities and even a siLLy dinner Children’s Festival of SiLLiness 2014 A partnership with the Association Franco-Culturelle de Yellowknife January 23rd-25th Yellowknife Children’s Festival of SiLLiness Monster Theatre: Mini Masterpieces Tour The Ugly Duckling, Anne of Green Gables, and Stories from Greek Myths Quark is a wizard who happens upon some unusual eggs while taking a walk through the Witches’ Woods. To Quark’s surprise, when the egg hatches, what emerges isn’t a bird, but a little girl; he names her Fuchsia. Mini Masterpieces are short, funny, accessible adaptations of literature classics, to help get kids excited about reading! See the NACC website for more details Each performance consists of three classics, miniaturized into 15 minute adaptations with puppets, songs, masks, dance, satire, physical theatre, and audience participation. Northern Arts and Cultural Centre Kalimba (music) Presented by the Association Franco-Culturelle de Yellowknife A funny, energetic, musical presentation with audience participation. Talking about rhythm, and the importance of movement, as well as the importance of following your own rhythm, and respecting the rhythm of others. Fuchsia, The Mini Witch (film) A partnership with the Montreal Children’s Festival A child with magical powers takes on mean-spirited grown ups in this family-friendly fantasy from the Netherlands. Yellowknife Kids’ games and activities in lobby on Saturday, January 25th with a siLLy dinner for all ticket holders at 5:30pm Kalimba January 23rd | 7:00pm January 25th | 1:00pm Monster Theatre January 24th | 7:00pm January 25th | 7:00pm Movie Screening January 25th | 4pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Elmer Iseler Singers February 15th-20th touring 4 communities “The Elmer Iseler Singers often collaborate with Soundstreams Canada, the Canadian Brass, [and] the Toronto Symphony ” (CBC Music) Fes tival. Featured at national and international festivals ● One of Canada’s most illustrious professional choral ensembles ● Exciting repertoire that spans 500 years of great choral music NACC Season Show Elmer Iseler Singers “Adams artfully led the singers through impeccably blended phrases of vocal slides, improvised sections and swoops of sound that flowed seamlessly like a river. The evocative piece with all its treacherous tunings and entries proved no match for this flawless choir.” (Winnipeg Free Press) elmeriselersingers.com Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre February 15th | 7:30pm Hay River The Elmer Iseler Singers, conducted by Artistic Director Lydia Adams, is a twenty-voice professional chamber choir based in Toronto, Canada. Founded by the late Dr. Elmer Iseler in 1979, the Elmer Iseler Singers are one of Canada’s most illustrious professional choral ensembles. Roman Catholic Church The choir has built an enviable international reputation through its concerts, broadcasts, and recordings throughout Canada, the United States, and on the international concert stage. Known for the unique beauty of their sound, the Elmer Iseler Singers bring to life an exciting repertoire that spans 500 years of great choral music. February 18th | 7:30pm February 17th | 7:30pm Fort Smith St. Joseph’s Cathedral Fort Simpson TBA see NACC website for details February 20th | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Featuring Canadian jazz legends, Joe Sealy & Jackie Richardson Joe Sealy won a Juno Award for his album Africville Suite Joe Sealy – piano Jackie Richardson – vocals Paul Novotny – bass Daniel Barnes – drums P.J. Perry – sax Africville Soulful Jazz February 18th-22nd touring 3 communities NACC Season Show Africville Joe Sealy and his band join with one of the country’s foremost gospel, blues, and jazz singers, Jackie Richardson, for an incredible musical journey. Africville Suite tells the story of Africville, a small community located in Halifax which was ordered destroyed and the residents evicted to build a bridge across the Bedford Basin. The community is a symbol of African Nova Scotia identity and the struggle against racism. Joe Sealy has enjoyed a highly successful career as a musician, composer, recording artist, and radio broadcaster. His Juno Award winning Africville Suite inspired Ron Foley MacDonald of The Halifax Daily News to write: “This may be the most important jazz album released in Canada this year”. Joe has presented “The Africville Suite” in concert venues and at music festivals across Canada, as well as Denmark, Norway, and the USA. Jackie Richardson possesses a powerful and supple voice that is a perfect match for her vibrant stage presence. The awards and nominations for Jackie’s four-decade-long body of work include JUNOs, Geminis, Jessie and Bessies, Maple Blues and a Canadian Black Achievement Award for the Arts. She has starred opposite Christopher Reeve, Sidney Poitier, Jane Seymour, and Keifer Sutherland. Jackie has also hosted radio, television, and stage shows. joesealy.com Inuvik Our Lady of Victory Church February 18th | 7:30pm Norman Wells Dennis Drolet Memorial Community Hall February 20th | 7:30pm Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre February 22nd | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Gordon Bintner Operatic Bass Baritone March 5th, 7:30pm Yellowknife NACC Special Show Captured the 2011 Grand Prix of the 72nd l’Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal Standard Life Competition ● Performed with the San Francisco Opera Orchestra, singing works by Mozart, Rossini, and Donizetti Gordon Bintner Canadian Bass-Baritone Gordon Bintner made his European debut singing the role of Colline in Puccini’s La Bohème with Angers Nantes Opéra in France. This past summer, he sang the role of Nardo in Mozart’s La finta giardiniera at the Merola Opera Program in San Francisco. He also performed with the San Francisco Opera Orchestra, singing works by Mozart, Rossini, and Donizetti. In the summer of 2011, he sang the title role in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro at Opera NUOVA, and this past year, he sang the title role in Opera McGill’s production of Mozart’s Don Giovanni. Bintner made his debut with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra after winning the Grand Prize in last year’s OSM Standard Life Competition. He also won First Prize in the Trois-Rivières Symphony Orchestra Voice Competition in the spring of 2011. These wins have yielded a number of professional engagements, including concerts with orchestra, recitals across Canada, and recording sessions with the CBC. Gordon is currently pursuing a Masters of Music in Opera and Voice at McGill University’s Schulich School of Music. He studies voice with renowned baritone and pedagogue, Professor Sanford Sylvan, and coaches with acclaimed pianist and vocal coach, Professor Michael McMahon. Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre March 5th | 7:30pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca NACC Festival Event Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Outdoor and Mountaineering Films March 27th, 7:30pm Yellowknife Touring festival of outdoor and mountaineering films, enticing filmmakers and outdoor enthusiasts from around the globe, visiting more than 30 communities and attracting over 20,000 people across Canada! Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival The Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Society (VIMFF) incorporated and organized its 1st Annual Festival in 1998. The Festival was initiated with the objective to bring to North Vancouver unique outdoor and mountaineering films that would otherwise not be seen in the city, and to bring together communities of filmmakers and outdoor enthusiasts in a forum where they can discuss topics of mutual interest. Since 1998, VIMFF has evolved from a three-day event at one venue with an audience of 1,700 to a 9-day event in 3 to 4 venues with live presentations, films, photography, live music, and international film and photo competitions. Additionally, VIMFF now travels to about 30 communities with the Best of the Fest Tour, and runs additional shows at the Fall Speaker Series in North Vancouver. The combined Festival events now attract more than 20,000 viewers each year. that illustrate experiences and cultures from all corners of the globe, 2) bring international and local filmmakers and photographers together with international competitions, 3) promote positive life values and an active lifestyle, and 4) bring various communities together. vimff.org Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre March 27th | 7:30pm VIMFF’s current role is to 1) inspire and entertain the community with the use of unique films and presentations Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Godson NACC Mentee Series Mentee Series Terry Pamplin Featuring 6 new Mentees May 15th-24th, 7:30pm Yellowknife Theresa Baird Grey Gritt Natasha Duchene Sinister Oculus Mentee Series See our website for more information on the mentorship program Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre May 15th | 7:30pm Terry Pamplin is a versatile artist, writer, and performer with a lot of experience in exhibition design, production, illustration and sculpture. Terry will combine oral tradition, music, theatre and, visual art on one stage. May 16th | 7:30pm Theresa Baird is a classically trained soprano singer. Theresa’s dream is to bring her singing to the stage as a paid artist. She has been praised by world class singer Rebecca Caine during her performance in Yellowknife. May 17th | 7:30pm Grey Gritt is a bilingual and aboriginal folk-rocker. With a little bit of soul mixed with a handful of blues, and a hefty serving of metaphors with a dash of black tattoos, this bluesy singer-songwriter will captivate you with a fiery voice, and the guitar work to match. Grey Gritt was a finalist in the 2013 CBC Northwest Territories Searchlight Competition. May 22th | 7:30pm Natasha Duchene is a multi-disciplinary artist with credits in music, theatre, film, and new media. She has entranced audiences from New Orleans to Yellowknife. May 23rd | 7:30pm Aaron “Godson” Hernandez has been a hip- hop artist in the Northwest Territories for over 18 years. He was awarded a Queen Elizabeth ll Diamond Jubilee Medal in February 2013. May 24th | 7:30pm Sinister Oculus mixes live looped, ambient, improvised, and exploratory music with live edited video and projection, to create a multi-sensory experience that leaves audiences mesmerized. Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca NACC Family Show Boo! Sursaut Dance Company May 30th, 7:00pm Yellowknife “Boo! rekindles the urge to pirouette, to mime, and to play at puppets with ones feet … We return to the very roots of childhood play. Quite an achievement.” (La Tribune, Sherbrooke) Boo! Sursaut Dance Company Vivacity, sensitivity and ingenuity in worlds where the poetry of the body is at the fore. A rendez-vous with the unexpected that will leave you smiling. Boo! proposes eleven distinct choreographies. Each piece offers a distinct and renewed movement style. For any given venue, the artistic director composes a program of 4 to 5 choreographies (55-60 minutes), looking to create a progression in the succession of the works, as well as to establish a rhythm and flow that allows the audience to move easily from one universe to another. This concept offers young audiences a variety of choreographic proposals, and exposes them to a range of contemporary dance in the same program. This à la carte formula also allows for keeping in mind the target audience and/or the technical conditions of the theatre where the production will be presented when choosing the program. Sursaut’s joyful and touching creations thrill spectators young and old alike, everywhere they are presented. sursaut.ca Yellowknife Northern Arts and Cultural Centre May 30th | 7:00pm Into The Spotlight : 2013-2014 Season ● Northern Arts and Cultural Centre ● naccnt.ca Ticket Pricing Yellowknife NACC Season shows Tanya Tagaq | Spin | Harry Manx | Elmer Iseler Singers | Africville | International Lute Festival Season package for all 6 shows Adult $150 Senior and Youth $90 Single tickets Adult $30 Senior and Youth $18 + add to your season package with the NACC Special Presentations Penderecki String Quartet | Night Gordon Bintner NACC Festival Events KO K’E Storytelling Festival | Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival Single tickets Adult $20 Senior and Youth $15 KO K’E Storytelling Festival passes (3 events) Adult $50 Senior and Youth $35 NACC Family Shows Children’s Festival of SiLLiness | Boo! Surseaut Dance Company Single tickets Adult $12 Senior and Youth $10 Children’s Festival of SiLLiness passes (3 events) Adults $25 Senior and Youth $20 Single ticket price for season pass holders Adult $20 Senior and Youth $12 NACC Mentee Series (fundraising events) Terry Pamplin | Theresa Baird | Grey Gritt Natasha Duchene | Godson | Sinister Oculus Single tickets Adult $30 Single tickets All tickets $20 Senior and Youth $18 Ticket Pricing HAY RIVER NACC Season Shows International Lute Festival | Spin | Harry Manx Elmer Iseler Singers Fort Simpson NACC Season Shows Spin | Harry Manx | Elmer Iseler Singers Season package for all 3 shows Adult $60 Senior and Youth $36 Season package for all 4 shows Adult $80 Senior and Youth $48 Single tickets Adult $25 Single tickets Adult $25 KO K’E Storytelling Festival Adult $15 Senior and Youth $10 Senior and Youth $15 KO K’E Storytelling Festival Adult $15 Senior and Youth $10 Fort Smith NACC Season Shows International Lute Festival | Elmer Iseler Singers Season package for both shows Adult $40 Senior and Youth $24 Single tickets Adult $25 Senior and Youth $15 Senior and Youth $15 NOrman Wells & Inuvik NACC Season Shows Spin | Harry Manx | Africville Season package for all 3 shows Adult $60 Senior and Youth $36 Single tickets Adult $25 Senior and Youth $15 KO K’E Storytelling Festival Adult $15 Senior and Youth $10
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