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Storyteller Productions Presents “Goodnight Moon” Goodnight Moon 1 Babes in Toyland 1 Event Calendar 2 A Night to Honor Israel 3 Upcoming Events 4,5 2014 Theatre Calendar 6 Inside this issue: Colonnade Newsletter 264 CATOOSA CIRCLE RINGGOLD, GA 30736 706-935-9000 COLONNADE NEWSLETTER November 2014 minute of that hour is action packed with one special effect after another that will thrill even the parents. Everyone’s favorite bedtime story comes to life! Join us on November 7th or 8th for a Goodnight Moon Pajama Party! The events be- gin at 6:30 each night with cookies, hot cocoa, the telling of classic children's stories by the characters of those stories themselves, and other reading The Colonnade Players Present “Babes in Toyland” related activities. At 7:30, everyone will move to the theater for one final bedtime story in the Great Green Room. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for students. The ticket includes all the activities and the perform- ance, and everyone is invited to come in their favorite PJ's! We will also offer a mati- nee performance on Novem- ber 8th beginning at 1:00 PM. To purchase ticket contact the Colonnade box office at 706-935-9000 or you can pur- chase online at www.colonnadecenter.org Friday evenings story time and performance will be of- fered and interpreted for the deaf. When you think of Christ- mas, do you often find your self singing “Toyland, Toy- land, little girl and boy land…”. Many people do, thanks to the music of Victor Herbert and the classic story “Babes in Toyland”. The Colonnade Players, in asso- ciation with The Dramatic Publishing Company, will be bringing the classic to life on The Colonnade Stage this November. Director Heidi Riddle returns to the helm to direct the cast of 20 local adults and children in a retelling of the beloved story of the evil plot of Uncle Barnaby to turn children into toys in the hopes of becoming Santa’s biggest toy supplier. Libretto and lyrics are adapted by Ruth Perry with Ann Smit and Susan Carle from the original operetta by Victor Herbert and Glen MacDonough into a story that appeals to all ages. See the story through to its conclusion with the March of the Wooden Soldiers, the arrival of Santa and the magic of Christmas leaving you singing “Hail to Christ- mas, joyous Christmas”. Shows will be held Novem- ber 14, 15, 21 & 22, 2014 at 7:30pm. There will be a matinee on Saturday, November 22 at 1:00pm. Performances November 15 & 22 @ 7:30pm will be in- terpreted for the deaf. Prices for tickets are: $12 for Adults, $10 for Seniors and Students, with a group rate of $9 per person for groups of 15 or more. To purchase tickets, please call the Box Office at 706- 935-9000 or visit our website at colonnadecenter.org. GOODNIGHT MOON the Musical has delighted audi- ences across America, and it is coming to Chattanooga through Storyteller Produc- tions! This simple bedtime story has been transformed into an hour long musical that brings smiles to every- one in attendance. GOODNIGHT MOON the Musical transports the audi- ence inside the great green room. Children of all ages will love seeing dancing bears with chairs, the cow jumping over the moon and yes, the bunny dancing and singing his way to sweet dreams. At only one hour, it is the perfect length for even the youngest fan, and each

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Page 1: GOODNIGHT MOON the Colonnade Newslettercolonnadecenter.org/newsletters/November 2014.pdfGOODNIGHT MOON the Musical transports the audi-ence inside the great green room. Children of

Storyteller Productions Presents

“Goodnight Moon”

Goodnight Moon 1

Babes in Toyland 1

Event Calendar 2

A Night to Honor Israel 3

Upcoming Events 4,5

2014 Theatre Calendar 6

Inside this issue:

Colonnade Newsletter

264 CATOOSA CIRCLE

RINGGOLD, GA 30736

706-935-9000

COLONNADE NEWSLETTER

November 2014

minute of that hour is action

packed with one special effect

after another that will thrill

even the parents. Everyone’s

favorite bedtime story comes

to life!

Join us on November 7th or

8th for a Goodnight Moon

Pajama Party! The events be-

gin at 6:30 each night with

cookies, hot cocoa, the telling

of classic children's stories by

the characters of those stories

themselves, and other reading

The Colonnade Players

Present “Babes in Toyland”

related activities. At 7:30,

everyone will move to the

theater for one final bedtime

story in the Great Green

Room. Tickets are $15 for

adults and $12 for students.

The ticket includes all the

activities and the perform-

ance, and everyone is invited

to come in their favorite

PJ's! We will also offer a mati-

nee performance on Novem-

ber 8th beginning at 1:00 PM.

To purchase ticket contact

the Colonnade box office at

706-935-9000 or you can pur-

c h a s e o n l i n e a t

www.colonnadecenter.org

Friday evenings story time

and performance will be of-

fered and interpreted for the

deaf.

When you think of Christ-

mas, do you often find your

self singing “Toyland, Toy-

land, little girl and boy

land…”. Many people do,

thanks to the music of Victor

Herbert and the classic story

“Babes in Toyland”. The

Colonnade Players, in asso-

ciation with The Dramatic

Publishing Company, will be

bringing the classic to life on

The Colonnade Stage this

November.

Director Heidi Riddle returns

to the helm to direct the

cast of 20 local adults and

children in a retelling of the

beloved story of the evil plot

of Uncle Barnaby to turn

children into toys in the

hopes of becoming Santa’s

biggest toy supplier.

Libretto and lyrics are

adapted by Ruth Perry with

Ann Smit and Susan Carle

from the original operetta

by Victor Herbert and Glen

MacDonough into a story

that appeals to all ages.

See the story through to its

conclusion with the March

of the Wooden Soldiers, the

arrival of Santa and the

magic of Christmas leaving

you singing “Hail to Christ-

mas, joyous Christmas”.

Shows will be held Novem-

ber 14, 15, 21 & 22, 2014 at

7:30pm. There will be a

matinee on Saturday,

November 22 at 1:00pm.

Performances November 15

& 22 @ 7:30pm will be in-

terpreted for the deaf.

Prices for tickets are: $12 for

Adults, $10 for Seniors and

Students, with a group rate of

$9 per person for groups of

15 or more.

To purchase tickets, please

call the Box Office at 706-

935-9000 or visit our website

at colonnadecenter.org.

GOODNIGHT MOON the

Musical has delighted audi-

ences across America, and it

is coming to Chattanooga

through Storyteller Produc-

tions! This simple bedtime

story has been transformed

into an hour long musical

that brings smiles to every-

one in attendance.

GOODNIGHT MOON the

Musical transports the audi-

ence inside the great green

room. Children of all ages

will love seeing dancing

bears with chairs, the cow

jumping over the moon and

yes, the bunny dancing and

singing his way to sweet

dreams. At only one hour, it

is the perfect length for even

the youngest fan, and each

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A Night to Honor

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Christians United for Israel (CUFI), along with churches in North Georgia and the Greater Chattanooga area, invites the community to a “Night to Honor Israel” event on Thursday, Novem-ber 13, 2014 at the Colon-nade in Ringgold, Georgia. The purpose of this event is to bring Jewish people and Christians together in soli-darity. The event is de-signed to show support and

love by Christians for Israel and God’s chosen people. The event is open to the public. There is no cost to attend. A complimentary reception will follow the event.

Area dignitaries participat-ing in the event include Mi-chael Dzik, Executive Direc-tor of the Jewish Federation of Greater Chattanooga; Pastor Lyndon Allen, Chris-tians United for Israel Re-gional Coordinator; Jeff

explain the importance of maintaining a strong rela-tionship between the United States and Israel. Pastor Jimmy Hutto, Tunnel Hill First Baptist Church in Tun-nel Hill in Gerogia, will serve as the Master of Ceremo-nies. Pastor Bret Yaeger, Temple Baptist Church in Dalton, will close the event with a prayer for the peace of Jerusalem and Israel.

For more information about this program and Chris-tians United for Israel con-tact Margaret Bean (423-645-1552) or Pastor Darrell Rose (423-310-5114).

Christians United for Israel (CUFI) is the largest pro-Israel organization in the United States with over 1.75 million members. “A Night to Honor Israel is one of the activities promoted by Christians United for Israel”.

Mullis, Georgia State Senator; and Rabbi Bill Tepper from Chatta-nooga’s Mizpah Congre-gation. Additionally the Office of the Consul Gen-eral to Israel from the Southeast United States will have a representative to speak on the current situation in Israel.

Several local ministers will show support for Israel by participating. Pastor Dar-rel Rose, CUFI Director for Chattanooga and Cleve-land and Pastor of Oak Grove Church of God in Ooltewah, will introduce the Keynote Speaker and music program. Dr. Mark Bailey and the Lee Univer-sity Symphonic Band will join singers from Lee Uni-versity and several local churches to inspire the audience with special Israeli music.

In the keynote address, Pastor Lyndon Allen will

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Storyteller Produc-

tions is pleased to

present It's a Wonder-

ful Life the musical.

Based on the beloved

1946 film, this musical

faithfully follows

George Bailey's life

from his childhood

dreams to his midlife

disappointments and

beyond, as we all take

a journey to discover

whether his life has

mattered at all. Cine-

matically scored and

love, family, and faith;

but, it's pacing ensures

that the entire family

can enjoy the show at

any age!

Showtimes are Decem-

ber 12th, 13th, 19th,

and 20th at 7:30 PM

and December 13th at

1:00 PM. Friday, De-

cember 12th at 7:30

PM will be interpreted

for the deaf.

Tickets are on sale

now. This production

theatrically staged,

t h i s a d a p t i o n

breathes musical life

into a familiar story,

while retaining the

warmth, humor, and

emotion of the origi-

nal screen play. It is

one of those rare mo-

ments where the

adaption can stand as

an equal with the

original.

It's a Wonderful Life

the musical is a pow-

erful journey about

is general admission

and are $15 for adults

and $12 for seniors

or students.

To purchase tickets,

please call the Box

Office at 706-935-9000

or visit our website at

colonnadecenter.org.

Christmas is upon us! Is the shopping season Is the shop-ping season bringing you down? Need something to get you into the holiday spirit? Then come join us as we celebrate some of the greatest holiday songs as fr3lance Productions proudly presents the Winter Wishes Christmas Gala!

Some of the areas finest sing-ers, dancers and musicians will come together to put some Christmas cheer into your hearts and a smile on your face. Coming December 5th at the Colonnade Center in Ringgold, GA at 7:30pm, the Gala will include over 25 classic songs and dances for your enjoyment.

Tickets will be $15 for an indi-vidual and $90 for a table of eight.

We have also partnered with the American Cancer Society so that a portion of the proceeds will go to their Chattanooga branch.

We'd love to see you there in your holiday finest, so please make sure to purchase your tickets in advance!

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Non-Musical Ticket Prices:

$12.00-

$10.00-

$8.00-

$7.00-Groups of 15 or more

COLONNADE NEWSLETTER Page 6

Musical Ticket Prices:

$15.00-

$13.00-

$11.00-

$10.00-Groups of 15 or more

For event rentals, please Contact Amy Jackson at 706-935-9000, ext 102

2014 Colonnade Theater Season Goodnight Moon

The Musical

Storyteller Productions

Directed by Roy Denton

Shows November 7 & 8

@ 7:30pm

Matinee November 8

@ 1:00 pm

Approx Run Time 1 Hour

Musical

It’s A Wonderful Life

the Musical

Storyteller Productions

Directed by: Roy Denton

Shows: December

12,13,19 & 20 @ 7:30p.m

December 13 @1:00p.m

Approx Run Time 2.5 Hours

Musical

Babes in Toyland

The Colonnade Players

Directed by Heidi Riddle

Shows November14, 15, 21,

22, @ 7:30p.m.

Matinee November 22

@1:00 pm

Approx Run Time 1.5 Hours

Musical

264 CATOOSA CIRCLE RINGGOLD, GA 30736

706-935-9000

To purchase tickets, please Call 706 935-9000 ex 100

For theater info, please Contact Lora Ogden at 706-935-9000, ext 103

Visit our website:

www.colonnadecenter.org

2015 Theatre Season sees changes

to ticketing prices and procedures Please take note that

beginning with the

shows in January 2015

some big changes are

taking place regarding

ticketing for community

theatre productions at

The Colonnade.

All tickets sold for shows

in the 2015 theatre sea-

son will be sold as RE-

SERVED SEATING. This

means that instead of

buying an Adult, Senior

or Student ticket, you

will buy a ticket for a

seat that is in your pre-

ferred seating location

in the theatre.

Ticket prices will no

longer be based on the

age of the ticket holder,

but will be based on the

location of the seat cho-

sen by the ticket holder.

Ticket prices for musi-

cals will range from $11

to $15 depending on lo-

cation. Ticket prices for

non-musicals will range

from $8 to $12 depend-

ing on location. Group

rates are available for

Groups of 15 or more.

As always, tickets may be

purchased by phone at

706-935-9000, through

our website at colon-

nadecenter.org, or in

person at our Box Office.

2015 Theatre Season

Announced

December 2014