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AUGUST - DECEMBER 2014

2014-15 SEASON OF PERFORMING ARTSHARRIS CENTER

FOR THE ARTS

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INTRODUCING THEHARRIS CENTER’S FALL LINEUP OF PERFORMING ARTS! Dear Arts Lover,

From the outset, the mission of the Harris Center for the Arts has been to enrich the lives of people throughout the capital region by providing venues and opportunities to experience artistic work, celebrate cultural traditions and participate in the creative process. Since opening in 2011, we’ve had upwards of half a million visits to the Center and the response has been unanimous – the Center really is the place to experience great shows, up close!

And the good news today is that there’s plenty more art and entertainment coming our way again this year – more than 400 performances in all. So many shows, in fact, that we decided it was best to roll out this season with two brochures – one for the fall, and one for the spring. Included here is the work of artists performing now through the holidays, as well as a full year-long calendar (see page 30) so you can also see the big picture of what’s yet to come. As in the past, we have a diverse array of exciting offerings, some from far away, others from nearby, all top flight. Literally something for everyone.

As always, thank you for being part of the Center’s success, and for all of the support and enthusiasm you have shown. Looking forward to seeing you at the theater!

Dave Pier Rachel Rosenthal Executive Director President Harris Center for the Arts Folsom Lake College

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FALL 2014 SEASON

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 11/21–24 PAGE 17

DIEGO EL CIGALA 11/5 PAGE 14GEORGE THOROGOOD 9/25 PAGE 21

ROSANNE CASH 10/3 PAGE 9

NATIONAL ACROBATS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA 9/19-21 PAGE 6

BALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO DE AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ 8/4–5 PAGE 4

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GREAT SHOWS. UP CLOSE. IN FOLSOM!

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AUGUSTBALLET FOLKLÓRICO DE MÉXICO DE AMALIA HERNÁNDEZ

As Mexico’s premiere dance company, and in its capacity as ambassador of Mexico, the Folkloric Ballet of Mexico has performed on the world’s most renowned stages for over six decades, sharing Mexican traditions, culture, and “feel” around the globe. Don’t miss this special opportunity to experience, up close, the energy and spectacular beauty of this vibrant company featuring more than sixty dancers and musicians.

MON, AUG 4; 7:30 PMTUE, AUG 5; 7:30 PM$29-$49; Premium $59Children 12 & Under $25

DARLENE LOVE

The New York Times raves: “Darlene Love’s thunderbolt voice is as embedded in the history of rock and roll as Eric Clapton’s guitar or Bob Dylan’s lyrics.” With such Billboard hits as “He’s a Rebel,” “The Boy I’m Going to Marry,” “Da Doo Ron Ron,” “Wait ‘Til My Bobby Gets Home,” and “He’s Sure the Boy I Love,” it’s no wonder that Darlene Love received the music industry’s highest award in 2011 when she was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

SAT, AUG 9; 7:30 PM$25-$39; Premium $49

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JEFFREY SIEGEL KEYBOARD CONVERSATIONS®

Jeffrey Siegel’s Keyboard Conversations® are brilliantly polished concerts-with-commentary in which captivating remarks precede virtuoso performances of piano masterpieces. The Los Angeles Times acclaims “Jeffrey Siegel has everything: massive technique, musical sensitivity and character, wide tonal resources, immense reserves of power, and the ability to communicate.”

FRANK VIGNOLA AND VINNY RANIOLO

With nearly 1,000 engagements in the four years they’ve been performing as a duo, acoustic guitarists Frank Vignola and Vinny Raniolo have become one of the most popular and sought-after duos on the international music scene. Drawing on more than 500 years of classic songs, Vignola and Raniolo create unique, sometimes intense, and often quite beautiful arrangements of these familiar and beloved tunes. As brilliant musicians, Frank and Vinny never allow their virtuosity to overshadow the purpose of their music, which is to entertain their audiences.

SUN, AUG 10; 7 PM$19-$29; Premium $39Students with ID $12

Music of Joyous Celebration! Festive, high spirited, uplifting masterpieces of Beethoven, Gershwin, Haydn, Schumann, and others. A grand musical celebration to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Folsom Lake College.

FRI, AUG 22; 7:30 PM$25-$35; Students with ID $7

Chopin and Grieg— A Musical Friendship Two of the most popular composers of all time. Chopin’s Grand Polonaise and enchanting waltzes, Grieg’s zesty Norwegian Dances and tender lyric pieces, and their respective G minor ballads, storytelling in musical tones.

FRI, SEP 26; 7:30 PM$25-$35; Students with ID $7

Torment and Triumph — The Music of Franz Liszt Program includes the heavenly Ava Maria, the devilish Mephisto Waltz and Sonata in B minor; perhaps Liszt’s most autobiographical work, a struggle for dominance between Satan and Saint.

SUN, JAN 25; 1 PM$25-$35; Students with ID $7

The Romanticism of the Russian SoulGlorious preludes of Rachmaninoff, the stirring seasons of Tchaikovsky, the hair raising suggestion diabolique of Prokofiev and the mystical musical musings of Alexander Scriabin.

THU, APR 16; 7:30 PM$25-$35; Students with ID $7

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SEPTEMBER

Direct from Bejing

THE NATIONAL ACROBATS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

“Contortionists bent and flexed their bodies in ways that seemed to defy the human anatomy, acrobats made leaps and tumbles that made one question the laws of physics, and many of the acrobats laughed in the face of gravity” (The Anchor). Since The National Acrobats of the People’s Republic of China’s inception in 1951, there have been more than two hundred artists of the company who have won gold and silver awards at international and national acrobatic competitions and circus festivals. For its 2014 North American tour, the company will bring its brand new production Cirque Peking to amaze and astound.

FRI, SEP 19; 7:30 PMSAT, SEP 20; 2 PM & 7:30 PMSUN, SEP 21; 2 PM$21-$34; Premium $45

DAKHABRAKHAThis world-music quartet from Kiev, Ukraine embodies an unexpected, refreshingly novel vision of Eastern European roots music. With one foot in the urban avant-garde theatre scene and one foot in the village life that nurtured and protected Ukraine’s cultural wealth, DakhaBrakha’s “ethno-chaos” music combines the full fury and sensuality of the ancient nation that is Ukraine with elements of ethnic music from around the world.

SAT, SEP 6; 7:30 PM$19-$29; Premium $39Students with ID $12

MASTERS OF HAWAIIAN MUSIC

George Kahumoku Jr., Ledward Kaapana, & “Uncle” Richard Ho’opi’i

These three Masters, featured regularly at the renowned “Slack Key Show®” on Maui, bring Hawaii’s unique folk styles, with origins in the early 19th century Hawaiian paniolo (cowboy) culture, to 21st century stages. They themselves grew up in areas so rural, without electricity, radio, or TV, that they were immersed in Hawaiian music and culture from childhood. Together, these Masters share the delightful experience of ki-ho’alu (slack key guitar) with its distinctly Hawaiian style of open tunings, ’ukulele, and Hawaiian vocals. Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

FRI, SEP 12; 7:30 PM$19-29; Premium $39Students with ID $12Members Save 15% Through 9/30

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SEPTEMBER

AMJAD ALI KHANTaught by his father and guru, Amjad Ali Khan is the sixth generation in his family to master the Sarod. Giving his first recital at six years old, this master has continually stretched the envelope of classical Indian music, creating twenty-four new Ragas in his lifetime. He has been a regular performer at the Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Esplanade in Singapore, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Mozart Hall in Frankfurt, Chicago Symphony Center, St. James Palace, and Sydney Opera House. Amjad has passed his genius along to his sons Amaan and Ayaan Ali Khan, who perform separately as well as with their father.

THU, SEP 18; 7:30 PM$21-$34; Premium $45Students with ID $12

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SEPTEMBER

THE COOKERSAn all-star septet, “a hard bop wrecking crew” (New York Times). The group is comprised of veterans tenor saxophonist Billy Harper, trumpeter Eddie Henderson, pianist George Cables, bassist Cecil McBee, and drummer Billy Hart, while trumpeter-arranger David Weiss and saxophonist Craig Handy are from a more recent generation. Together, they are “a dream team of forward-leaning hard bop” (New York Times): a jazz style of the late ’50s and early ’60s which emerged out of the Be Bop era of Gillespie and Parker with players like Horace Silver, Art Blakey, Donald Byrd, Lee Morgan, and Freddie Hubbard. Come for an evening filled with intensely swinging grooves, an honored tradition that draws on soul, blues and gospel influences, extended harmonies and blistering solos. Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

SUN, SEP 28; 7 PM$25-$35; Premium $45Students with ID $12

BLUE MAN GROUPExperience the Phenomenon. BLUE MAN GROUP is best known for their wildly popular theatrical shows and concerts which combine comedy, music, and technology to produce a totally unique form of entertainment. The New York Times heralds the show as “One of the most delightful performance pieces ever staged.” E! Entertainment News exclaims, “BLUE MAN GROUP is what every live performance aspires to be.” The Baltimore Sun raves, “BLUE MAN GROUP packs a wallop. It’s a big, loud, funny, silly, visually arresting production!” This unique experience is a form of entertainment like nothing else; guaranteed to be an outing you will never forget.

MON, SEP 29; 7:30 PMTUE, SEP 30; 2 PM & 7:30 PMWED, OCT 1; 7:30 PM$49-$79; Premium $89 10% Discount on Tue Matinee Single Tickets

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OCTOBERROSANNE CASH:THE RIVER & THE THREAD

The name “Cash” has been synonymous with Folsom for many years—and the Harris Center is proud to announce the return engagement of the eldest daughter of country music icon Johnny Cash. For over three decades Rosanne Cash has been one of the most compelling figures in popular music, with a remarkable body of work noted for its emotional acuity, rich and resonant imagery, and unsparing honesty. These special qualities, which enable her to establish a unique intimacy with her audiences, are rooted in the very beginnings of American country music with its deep cultural and historical connections to the South. Her own thoughtful, genre-blurring approach, which encompasses country, rock, roots and pop influences, has garnered her a Grammy, twelve Grammy nominations and eleven No. 1 singles. Cash will perform selections from her most recent recording, The River & the Thread. “I feel this record ties past and present together through all those people and places in the South I knew and thought I had left behind.”

FRI, OCT 3; 8 PM$39-$55; Premium $65

GET THE LED OUTThe American Led Zeppelin

This musical tribute band is made up of six artists who are passionate about their love of the music of Led Zeppelin. Not an impersonation band, it is their mission to bring the studio recordings of “the mighty Zep” to life on the big concert stage. The band performs a wide range of rotating Zeppelin songs, from radio hits like “Dazed and Confused,” to acoustic gems such as “The Battle of Evermore,” to obscure rarities like “Fool in the Rain.” These musicians are fans first, striving to do justice to one of the greatest bands in rock history!

THU, OCT 9; 7:30 PM$39-55; Premium $65

EN GARDE ARTS: BASETRACK

BASETRACK is a multidisciplinary performance experience based on the real words of modern-day Marines and their families, produced by Anne Humberger and featuring photos and video from embedded journalists in Afghanistan. A contemporary score by Michelle DiBucci performed live, and text adapted by Jason Grote (Mad Men, Smash), share the stories of those stationed abroad

and their families as they struggle to cope with separation and the uncertainties of war. BASETRACK is made possible with funding by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Theatre Project, with lead funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

THU, OCT 2; 7:30 PM$19-$39; Premium $45 Veterans with ID $19 Students with ID $12

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OCTOBER

AIR FORCE BAND OF THE GOLDEN WEST

As a part of the celebration of the 10th anniversary of Folsom Lake College, the Concert Band, from Travis Air Force Base, will perform two concerts for the Folsom community. The Concert Band is comprised of a select group of 45 full-time active duty members of the Air Force, conducted by Captain Jason S. Plosch. During the concert, you are likely to hear stirring works from contemporary composers, or jazz and pop arrangements, as well as the familiar sounds of John Philip Sousa or Major Glenn Miller. Don’t miss this great performance for the whole family!

SAT, OCT 11; 12 PM & 2 PMFree Admission, but Tickets Required

FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE 10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION & OPEN HOUSE

In honor of its 10th birthday, Folsom Lake College welcomes the community to a fun-filled afternoon spotlighting the people and programs that are making FLC an educational destination! The whole family can take part in children’s activities and sporting events; watch a host of music, dance, and theatre performances on the outdoor stage; take behind-the-scenes tours of the campus and Harris Center; and nosh on some excellent food truck grub from Sacramento’s finest. Join us as we celebrate!

SAT, OCT 11; 11 AM – 3 PMFree Admission

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CHORAL AND VOCAL RECITALThe Folsom Lake College Music Department presents an evening recital of choral music featuring the FLC College Choir and selected voice students from the voice classes. Selections from over seven hundred years of choral and solo repertoire will be featured. The evening’s music is appropriate for the entire family.

TUE, OCT 14; 7:30 PM$15; Students, Children, and Seniors 65+ $10

BRANFORD MARSALIS AND THE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF PHILADELPHIA

Marsalis Well-TemperedThree-time Grammy-winning saxophonist Branford Marsalis, most commonly known for his work in jazz, tackles baroque oboe concertos on the soprano saxophone while backed by the world-class Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, which is “famous for its glowing strings and homogeneous richness…they’ve never sounded better” (New York Times). Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

SAT, OCT 11; 8 PM Program 1: Bach, Albinoni, Rameau, Vincent, Locatelli, and Handel

SUN, OCT 12; 2 PMProgram 2: Albinoni, Bach, Telemann, Couperin, Corelli, and Vincent

$35-$45; Premium $55Students with ID $12Buy both shows and get the second at 30% off, call 916-608-6888 for details.

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OCTOBER

PETER COYOTEAn Evening with Peter Coyote

The acclaimed actor, narrator, author, and activist, as well as songwriter, guitarist and singer, shares his reflections on a life that includes “doing the Sixties” in San Francisco and chairing the California Arts Council in the Seventies.

MON, OCT 20; 7:30 PM$19-$29; Premium $39 Students with ID $12

PILOTO Y KLIMAXGiraldo Piloto and his band Klimax are some of the pioneers of the immensely popular Cuban music and dance craze, Timba. Timba blends local Cuban music with international influences such as jazz, rock and hip-hop. Years of composing and collaborating have made Piloto Y Klimax one of the most sophisticated pop bands in Cuban history. Limited space available for dancing.

SUN, OCT 19; 7 PM$19-$29; Premium $39Students with ID $12

SMUIN BALLETUNTAMED: Breaking the Boundaries of Ballet

From the front lines of dance, in 1994 Michael Smuin set out to build an American ballet company with a distinctly American accent: “…to infuse ballet with the rhythm, speed, and syncopation of American popular culture.” UNTAMED will include three distinct pieces. In Serenade for Strings, we see choreographer Garrett Ammon unleash his own take on Tchaikovsky’s iconic score. Frankie and Johnny is Michael Smuin’s passionate Mambo tribute to the legendary Gene Kelly. The evening rounds out with Objects of Curiosity, choreographed by Smuin’s choreographer-in-residence, Amy Seiwert. In this evocative piece, Seiwert examines the tensions between desire and restraint, pairing them with a delicate score that mirrors her study on stage. It is an evening that will leave you wanting more!

FRI, OCT 17; 7:30 PM$25-$45; Premium $55 Students with ID $12

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Events with this symbol include an Art of Wine reception for Associate-level annual members and higher. Don’t miss the opportunity to taste the exceptional artistry of prized El Dorado region winemakers while helping the center bring you great shows, up close. Donate today.

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OCTOBER

MARTY STUART & HIS FABULOUS SUPERLATIVES

Years from now when they’re talking about the great personalities in country music, they’ll mention Marty Stuart. He’ll be among those personalities because he’s never been afraid to follow his vision, stretch the boundaries of country music, or make big statements about music and society. And when country music strays too far from the heartbeat, he’s been there to snap it back. Virtually everything he’s done from the halcyon “no hats” days of the 1990s until today has paid tribute to the masters: Hank, Mother Maybelle, Cash, Merle.

WED, OCT 22; 7:30 PM$29-$39; Premium $49

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ROYAL BALLET OF CAMBODIA

Renowned for its graceful hand gestures and stunning costumes, the Royal Ballet of Cambodia, also known as Khmer Classical Dance, has been closely associated with the Khmer court for over one thousand years. Infused with a sacred and symbolic role, the dance embodies the traditional values of refinement, respect and spirituality. The gestures and poses, mastered by the dancers only after years of intensive training, evoke the gamut of human emotions, from fear and rage to love and joy. This art form, which narrowly escaped annihilation in the 1970s, is cherished by many Cambodians as the emblem of Khmer culture.

THU, OCT 23; 7:30 PM$25-$45; Premium $55 Students with ID $12

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NOVEMBER

DIEGO EL CIGALADiego El Cigala is, quite simply, the most exciting and innovative flamenco singer in the world today. Passionate, profound, and immensely proud of his Spanish Gypsy heritage, El Cigala has often been touted as “the Sinatra of flamenco.” His earthy, exultant and richly emotive voice marks him as one of the great singers of the last century. He has earned a reputation for seamlessly melding the rhythms and melodies of his Spanish Gitano heritage with styles ranging from bolero to son, tango, and Afro-Caribbean jazz. El Cigala will feature his newest recording, Romance de la Luna Tucumana, which earned him his third Grammy, his second for Best Tango.

WED, NOV 5; 7:30 PM$25-$45; Premium $55 Students with ID $12

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MARY BLACKwith Róisín O opening

For the last quarter-century, singer Mary Black has been a dominant presence in Irish music, both at home and abroad. She has released eleven studio albums, all of which achieved platinum sales status and spawned countless hits. “One of the best interpretative singers around” (San Francisco Chronicle). The British magazine What Hi-Fi? considers Mary Black’s voice to be so pure that they have repeatedly used it for comparing the sound quality of different high fidelity systems. In an industry noted for its fickleness and its almost insatiable need for fresh novelties, Mary Black’s enduring successes have proven that her depth of talent and her love of singing transcend the generations, as well as national and musical boundaries.

MON, NOV 3; 7:30 PM$25-$39; Premium $49Children 12 and Under & Students with ID $20

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NOVEMBERPRAGUE PHILHARMONIC CHOIR

The Prague Philharmonic Choir is an internationally acclaimed representative of Czech music worldwide. The choir performs with leading Czech and foreign orchestras and world-famous conductors; it is a regular guest at prestigious music festivals and records for major international labels. It is much sought after as an outstanding interpreter of not only Dvorák’s oratorios, Smetana’s operas, and vocal compositions by Beethoven and Mahler, but also of operatic works by Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner. The choir has retained its characteristic sound and highly-valued professionalism for nearly eighty years.

MON, NOV 10; 7:30 PM$25-$39; Premium $49Students with ID $12

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JASON MARSALIS VIBES QUARTETFrom a tender young age, it was clear that Jason Marsalis had what it took to be great. The son of pianist and music educator Ellis Marsalis and his wife Dolores, and the youngest sibling of Wynton, Branford and Delfeayo, Jason is well known for his prodigal drumming. However, with the release of 2013’s In A World of Mallets, and his recognition as the 2013 rising star winner in the Downbeat Magazine annual critics poll, listeners are now recognizing Jason for his unique sound on the vibraphones. A special opportunity to see this talented quartet in intimacy of the Harris Center’s 95-seat Scott-Skillman Recital Hall. Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

FRI, NOV 7; 7:30 PMSAT, NOV 8; 2 PM & 7:30 PM$45; Students with ID $12 (Limited Number Available for Each Show)

Anon(ymous)by Naomi Iizuka

A young refugee named Anon journeys through America, encountering a wide variety of people — some kind, some dangerous and cruel — as he searches for his family. Recommended for teenagers and up.

FRI, NOV 7 - SUN, NOV 23$15; Students and Seniors 65+ $10

FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE PRODUCTION

FALCON’S EYE THEATREThe Falcon’s Eye is the production company of the Department of Theatre and Cinema at Folsom Lake College. Their mission is to provide audiences with insightful theatre that brings new perspectives to life through fascinating, thought-provoking storytelling that challenges expectations. Traveling through time and around the world to bring the community and students a diversity of styles and voices, its productions amaze and enrich.

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NOVEMBER

CALIFORNIA & MONTREAL GUITAR TRIOS

With six virtuoso guitarists from four countries (Japan, Canada, Belgium, and US), the California Guitar Trio (CGT) and Montreal Guitar Trio (MG3) fuse over 40 years of combined performing experience into one unique six-by-6-string “phenomensemble.” In a pleasantly surprising way, CGT’s steel stringed-guitars blend naturally with MG3’s nylon-stringed guitars, as each trios’ fret boards chase the others’ in original compositions and new arrangements of progressive rock, world, jazz and classical music.

TUE, NOV 11; 7 PM$19-$29; Premium $39Students with ID $12

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SENEGAL GOSPEL CHOIRThe Senegal St. Joseph Gospel Choir of Dakar sings each Sunday at their cathedral in the heart of Dakar’s most working-class neighborhood. From adaptations of Mozart’s Requiem to traditional Senegalese songs, this revered company of 15 singers and four traditional Senegalese drummers combines elements from both the Catholic liturgy and the indigenous Muslim songs of Senegal to create an extraordinary harmony, a confluence of the two cultures that comprise the nation of Senegal. The choir interprets Gospel/Negro Spirituals, traditional African Songs, and the magnificent masses that UN Ambassador Artist for Peace Julien Jouga composed in his country’s four national languages: Ouolof, Diola, Sérère and Portugese Creole.

MON, NOV 17; 7 PM$21-$34; Premium $45 Students with ID $12

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NOVEMBER

New Orleans Legends Featuring

PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND & ALLEN TOUSSAINT

“The best jazz band in the land” (San Francisco Examiner), the Preservation Hall Jazz Band and New Orleans icon Allen Toussaint join forces for the first time ever for an evening of legendary music making. These two jazz and popular music giants have more than 90 years of music making between them, and their live performances exemplify their years of genius. Sponsored by Capital Public Radio.

WED, NOV 19; 7 PM$25-$45; Premium $55 Students with ID $12

LA THEATRE WORKS: IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT

This classic civil rights literary text comes to life in a radio drama format performed live before the audience. The powerful story begins on a steamy August night in a small Southern town, where the body of a wealthy white man is discovered. Police arrest a black stranger passing through town for the murder, only to learn that he is a respected homicide detective. The detective reluctantly finds himself working with the chief of police to solve the murder, while wrestling with the fear, hatred, and prejudices prevalent at the time. This presentation is a special event commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and is an opportunity to reflect on how much things have changed in 50 years.

TUE, NOV 18; 7 PM$19-$39; Premium $45 Students with ID $12

NETworks presents

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

The smash hit Broadway musical is coming to the Harris Center! Based on the Academy Award-winning animated feature film, this eye-popping spectacle has won the hearts of over 35 million people worldwide. The classic musical love story is filled with unforgettable characters, lavish sets and costumes, and dazzling production numbers including “Be Our Guest” and the beloved title song. Experience the romance and enchantment of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast!

FRI, NOV 21; 7 PMSAT, NOV 22; 1 PM & 7 PMSUN, NOV 23; 1 PM & 7 PMMON, NOV 24; 7 PM$49-$79; Premium $89

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THE NATIONAL TOUR

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AN IRISH CHRISTMASAn Irish Christmas returns to Folsom to usher in the holidays! This wildly popular show brings just about everything to the table — joy, hope, laughter, friendship, celebration of life through storytelling, music, song, and dance in a night that sparkles with life and a bit of ‘magic!’ Dancing through the generations over brooms, on half doors, around butter churns and shoemakers, into the world of mythology and out again; singing that spins itself out of the mists and into the familiar “Silent Night,” “Little Drummer Boy” and “Carol of the Bells,” and superb music of the pipes, flutes, fiddles, button accordion and bodhráns are just the beginning of this great Irish night!

FRI, NOV 28; 7 PMSAT, NOV 29; 2 PM & 7 PMSUN, NOV 30; 2 PM$25-$39; Premium $49Children 12 and Under $20

AN EVENING OF DANCE

Showcasing an array of different dance styles including Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip-Hop, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, and ethnic forms, FLC’s Evening of Dance is a MOSAIC of dances and an enjoyable evening out. Come support some of the region’s most dynamic and skilled college dancers! Featuring students enrolled

in Folsom Lake College’s Dance Program, the MOSAIC Dance Company will delight the senses with compelling and visceral dances.

THU, DEC 4; 6 PM$8-$15

YOUTH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

The Folsom Lake College Youth Chamber Orchestra, now in its third year, is an elite performance ensemble showcasing the talents of the best young string musicians in the region. Led by Dr. Evgeniy Sporov, the Youth Chamber

Orchestra is made possible by a generous donation from the Robert S. and Star Pepper Foundation.

SAT, DEC 6; 7 PMSUN, DEC 7; 3 PM$15; Students, Children, and Seniors 65+ $10

CHORAL CONCERT Folsom Lake College Choir is designed for the college student who is interested in musical experience in performance. This all-college ensemble is open to all students and adult community members. Literature performed includes the standard choral repertoire, contemporary and ethnic choral literature.

TUE, DEC 9; 7:30 PM$15; Students, Children, and Seniors 65+ $10

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BANK OF AMERICA GALLERYThe Bank of America Gallery exhibits six shows annually, including works of art by college faculty, students, local, regional, national, and international artists.

The art gallery is open Tuesday-Thursday from 10 am to 2 pm as well as one hour before and during intermission of performances. Admission is free.

FOLSOM ART ASSOCIATIONFRI, JULY 11 – SUN, AUG 31

The Folsom Arts Association (FAA) is a non-profit visual arts group whose objectives are to culturally enrich the Folsom community through multi-media exhibits, lecture series, outreach projects in schools, and to provide opportunities of support for the artistic talents of its members. The Folsom Arts Association is open to all artists and supporters living in the greater Folsom area.

14TH ANNUAL FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE VISUAL ARTS FACULTY EXHIBITION

FRI, SEP 5 – SUN, NOV 9

Works of FLC Visual Arts faculty who have exhibited regionally, nationally and internationally. The visual arts faculty is composed of professional artists with diverse specializations encompassing the spectrum of the classes offered, from elementary drawing, painting, and sculpture, to metalsmithing and everything in between.

BANK OF AMERICA COLLECTION

FRI, NOV 14 – SUN, JAN 11

Dance, Sing, Play Classic photographs from the Bank of America collection capturing the magic and spirit of dancers, singers and musicians.

ART STUDIO TREK

FRI, JAN 16 – SUN, MAR 8

Selected studio works of 19 artists from Granite Bay, Roseville, and Rocklin.

ANNUAL FLC STUDENT ART SHOW

FRI, MAR 13 – SUN, MAY 10

The exhibition features various FLC student artworks in a diverse range of media, such as painting, printmaking, sculpture, and drawing. This exhibition is representative of the wide range of styles supported by the FLC Visual Arts Faculty and the strong foundation each student receives while pursuing visual arts studies at Folsom Lake College. Sponsored by the Student Organization for Developing Art

FLC VISUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT INVITATIONAL

FRI, MAY 15 – SUN, JULY 5

Selected works form invited artists.

FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGESince 2004, Folsom Lake College has provided exceptional educational opportunities to the communities of eastern Sacramento and western El Dorado counties. The college serves approximately 8,000 students at the main

Folsom campus, El Dorado Center, and Rancho Cordova Center.

Folsom Lake College is committed to enriching and empowering students by providing rigorous academic programs and comprehensive support services,

opportunities for leadership and growth, and a collaborative and innovative learning environment.

Currently, the beautiful Folsom campus includes over 200,000 square feet of state-of-the-art instructional space; an enormous library and computer lab for student use; the Falcon’s Roost, the hub of student life on campus; physical education and athletics facilities and fields; and the renowned Harris Center for the Arts. Construction of a new gymnasium is underway and is expected to open in spring 2015.BRYAN HAYES 19

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SEPTEMBER

AUGUSTCALIDANZA DANCE COMPANY: MI MEXICOThis professional dance company specializes in newly created works that are grounded in traditional Mexican Folk dances, but with contemporary movement and subject matter. “Calidad” - quality - is part of what makes Calidanza stand out. The troupe is led by Steven Valencia, who received the 2011 Maestro Award from the Latino Arts Network of California.

SAT, SEP 13; 7:30 PM$19-$35; Premium $39 Students with ID $12

ONE WAY PRODUCTIONS: THE HIDING PLACEA play based on the true story of the life of Corrie ten Boom, whose family secretly sheltered Jewish refugees in their home.

FRI, AUG 8; 7:30 PM$15-$35; Premium $50

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PAMELA HAYES CLASSICAL BALLET THEATRE: COPPÉLIA A light-hearted fairytale in dance, bringing together a beautiful life-like doll, bickering young lovers, and a mad inventor.

SAT, AUG 2; 1 PM & 5 PM $20-$23; Premium $26 Children 12 and under $15-$18; Premium $21

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SEPTEMBERCLASSICAL MASTERS MUSIC FESTIVAL GALA CONCERTFeaturing Di Wu joined by Adrian Daurov

2009 Van Cliburn Finalist pianist Di Wu joined by cellist Adrian Daurov, who has performed with artists like Alicia Keys & Josh Groban.

SAT, SEP 27; 7 PM$19-39 through Aug 31; $25-$45 starting Sep 1; Seniors and Students with ID $10 discountNote: Competition and Masters classes throughout the day Sat, Sep 27 and Sun, Sep 28 on multiple stages.

FOLSOM LAKE COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION: FERNANDO VARELAA multi-talented singer of opera and pop music whose music uplifts the soul.

SUN, SEP 14; 2 PM

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CARRERA PRODUCTIONS:GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS40 Years StrongWith over 8,000 live shows and 15 million albums sold worldwide, George Thorogood is still making explosive music and thrilling audiences — he’s the baddest-to-the-bone performer in rock.

THU, SEP 25; 8 PM$35-45; Premium $55

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CHILD FOUNDATION: KAMRAN & HOOMAN LIVEThis concert benefits deprived students overseas. Kamran & Hooman, the famous Persian pop duo, return to Sacramento after a sold out concert at the Crest in Feb 2012, a previous benefit for Child Foundation.

SAT, OCT 4; 8 PM$45-$75; Premium $100

SACRAMENTO GUITAR SOCIETY: ROLAND DYENS An exceptionally rare opportunity to see Roland Dyens in person, a true guitar hero from Paris, celebrated throughout the world!

SAT, OCT 4; 8 PM$29-$45

FOLSOM LAKE COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION: JERI SAGER IN BROADWAY BY JERIJeri Sager is a critically acclaimed Broadway actress, who has been singing “live and in one take” all her life.

SUN, OCT 5; 2 PM

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SACRAMENTO BAROQUE SOLOISTS: THE GRAND TOURSacramento Baroque Soloists undertake The Grand Tour, a rite of passage for 18th century noblemen, in a musical exploration of Europe.

SAT, OCT 11; 7:30 PM$25; Students with ID $10 Seniors 65+ $20

EL DORADO MUSICAL THEATRE HIGH VOLTAGEThe High Voltage company consists of 20 young performers who are some of the top talent from El Dorado Musical Theatre. Each member is lead material in their own right. When they perform together, the onstage result is magical.

FRI, OCT 10; 7 PM$17-$25; Premium $32 Seniors 65+ $19-$29

CARRERA PRODUCTIONS: THE GIN BLOSSOMSWith such favorites as “Hey Jealousy,” “Until I Fall Away,” “Follow You Down,” and Grammy-nominated “As Long As It Matters,” the Gin Blossoms will rock the doors off the Harris Center!

SAT, OCT 18; 8 PM$40-48; Premium $55 $99 VIP Package available (see HarrisCenter.net)

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SPIRITUAL CENTER FOR POSITIVE LIVING: AN EVENING WITH DR WAYNE DYER: I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW: SEEING OBSTACLES AS DIVINE GIFTS An intimate night with an amazing self empowerment pioneer — become inspired to accomplish the mission you came here to fulfill.

TUE, OCT 21; 7 PM$55-$120; Premium $175

FOLSOM SYMPHONY: MAJESTY Frank Wiens, piano

Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5, Respighi’s Pines of Rome, Rossini’s Overture to The Barber of Seville

Since his Carnegie Hall debut in 1984, concert pianist Frank Wiens has performed throughout the U.S., Europe, and South Korea. Critics hail his “technical brilliance,” “eloquent phrasing,” and “commanding stage presence.”

SAT, OCT 25; 7:30 PM$25-$45; Premium $55; Students with ID, Children 12 and Under, Seniors 65+ $20-$40

CALIFORNIA THEATRE CENTER (CTC)A Folsom favorite for many years, CTC has repeatedly been recognized as a top professional theatre for young American audiences. Having twice opened the season at the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, CTC creates quality experiences for youth (grades K-5) and families alike.

Androcles and the LionChortle at this refreshing treatment of this popular Aesop’s fable, written in the style of Italian Commedia dell’Arte by the award-winning playwright and author Aurand Harris. This zany comedy with its delightful songs glows with the warmth of friendship, using authentic staging and stock characters of Commedia plus an endearing Lion for a truly colorful theatrical experience.

SAT, OCT 25; 1 PM & 3 PM$8-$15(Recommended for grades K-5)

The Elves and the ShoemakerLaugh when two merry elves arrive at a small village in the Black Forest to discover a poor, gentle shoemaker who clearly needs their assistance. Their good deeds, kindness and resourcefulness save the shoemaker and his wife from a bleak and unhappy holiday in this beloved CTC classic adored by both children and adults.

SAT, DEC 6; 1 PM & 3 PM$8-$15 (Recommended for grades preK-5)

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VITA ACADEMY: SUSAN LAMB COOK AND GAYLE BLANKENBURG THE GENIUS OF BEETHOVEN: INCLUDING THE COMPLETE WORKS FOR CELLO AND PIANOGuest artist Carrie Hennessey, soprano

A dynamic presence in the music world, the duo of cellist Susan Lamb Cook and pianist Gayle Blankenburg brings passion and personality to the stage, weaving a tale from the sublime to the triumphant as they perform the great works for cello and piano by Beethoven.

SUN, OCT 26; 2 PM$22.50; Premium $30 Students with ID, Seniors 65+ $15 Children 12 and under $10

EL DORADO MUSICAL THEATRE: DISNEY’S ALADDIN, JR.Disney’s Aladdin, Jr. brings the famous animated classic to life on stage. Enjoy Aladdin, Princess Jasmine, the evil Jafar, and of course, the fast-talking, wise-cracking Genie. You’ll see flying effects and hear all the classic songs including "A Whole New World," and "Friend Like Me." It’s wonderful entertainment for the entire family.

FRI, OCT 31 – SUN, NOV 16$18-$28; Premium $36 Bargain Nights $14.75

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VOICES OF CALIFORNIA: A HOLIDAY CELEBRATION!Join the award-winning Voices of California and other great local music ensembles for a memorable afternoon of holiday music.

SAT, DEC 6; 1 PM$25; Premium $35Students with ID and Children $15

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FOLSOM SYMPHONY: ’TIS THE SEASONJessica Siena, soprano American River College Concert Choir & Chamber Singers

Traditional holiday concert featuring Tchaikovsky’s “Pas de Deux” (from The Nutcracker), Herbert’s “March of the Toys.” choruses from Handel’s “Messiah,” and Bach’s “Christmas Oratorio,” plus other holiday vocal works.

SAT, DEC 6; 7:30 PM SUN, DEC 7; 2 PM$25-$45; Premium $55 Students with ID, Children, and Seniors 65+ $20-40

ROBERT FRIEDMAN PRESENTS: MOSCOW CLASSICAL BALLET THE NUTCRACKERTchaikovsky’s timeless tale of family and the magic of Christmas brings people together to enjoy the merriment of the holidays, especially in this staging by the esteemed Moscow Classical Ballet. This brilliant troupe is one of three ballet companies supported by the Russian government and “boasts a cluster of phenomenal young dancers...its corps performs in an uncluttered, streamlined style” (New York Times).

TUE, DEC 9; 7 PMWED, DEC 10; 3 PMTHU, DEC 11; 7 PMFRI, DEC 12; 7 PM$29-$49; Premium $59-$65

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PLACER POPS CHORALE: A HOLIDAY HOMECOMINGPure holiday magic, this delightful Christmas concert features new and innovative arrangements of timeless and heartwarming holiday classics.

SAT, DEC 13; 2 PM SUN, DEC 14; 2 PM

SBL ENTERTAINMENT: RIDERS IN THE SKY A COWBOY CHRISTMASHear the Christmas Yodel resounding! It’s a great big western ho-ho-ho from “America’s Favorite Cowboys,” Riders In The Sky!

SAT, DEC 13; 8 PM

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COMPAÑÍA MAZATLÁN BELLAS ARTES: DICIEMBRE NAVIDEÑOCompañía Mazatlán Bellas Artes presents Diciembre Navideño, a whirlwind of colorful wardrobes and festival of ancestral sounds in this exhilarating Mexican Christmas production. Artistic Director Zenón Barrón opens a window to the evolution of Christmas in Mexico across space and time.

MON, DEC 22; 7:30 PM$19-$35; Premium $39 Children 12 and Under $20

EL DORADO MUSICAL THEATRE’S HIGH VOLTAGE: HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONHoliday Celebration is one of the favorite shows of the EDMT season. High Voltage is EDMT’s premiere performing group that features a fast-paced, fun musical review. You’ll see and hear a number of holiday classics along with new favorites for you to enjoy.

TUE, DEC 23; 7 PM$17-$25; Premium $32

SACRAMENTO BAROQUE SOLOISTS: WINTER’S EVEIn their winter concert, Sacramento Baroque Soloists perform Celtic and original music to warm the heart and lift the spirit.

SAT, DEC 13; 7:30 PM$25; Students with ID $10 Seniors 65+ $20

SACRAMENTO MASTER SINGERS: CELTIC CHRISTMAS WITH MEN OF WORTHThe Sacramento Master Singers perform compelling new carols from Ireland and Scotland, and will be joined by the stellar duo Men of Worth.

SUN, DEC 14; 7 PM$25-$40; Premium $55

PAMELA HAYES CLASSICAL BALLET THEATRE: THE NUTCRACKERInfusing fantasy with comedic choreography and stunning costumes, PHCBT’s The Nutcracker transforms classical ballet into a feast for the eyes. Join Clara and her Nutcracker Prince on an enchanted journey through the Kingdom of Sweets in the timeless holiday classic.

FRI, DEC 19; 7 PMSAT, DEC 20; 1 PM & 5 PMSUN, DEC 21; 1 PM & 5 PMPrices: $20-$23; Premium $26 Children 12 and under $15-$18; Premium $21

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ONLINEwww.HarrisCenter.net

BY PHONE916-608-6888 Mon–Sat, 10 am–6 pm and 2 hours before an event.

IN PERSONMon–Sat, 10 am–6 pm and 2 hours before an event. Harris Center Ticket Office,10 College Parkway, Folsom, CA 95630

A Facility Fee is assessed at the time of ticket purchase.

Additional Convenience Fees apply for tickets ordered online or by phone.

GROUP DISCOUNTSAny group of 15 or more people qualifies for a 15% discount to select events. Contact the Ticket Office at 916-608-6888 for more information.

TICKET EXCHANGESTickets may be exchanged for another performance of the same titled show with a 48-hour notice prior to the date of the originally scheduled performance. A fee of $3.00 will apply to each ticket exchange. All programs, artists, dates, and prices subject to change.

REFUNDSAll ticket sales are final and non-refundable. There are no refunds unless an event is cancelled and not replaced.

ACCESSIBILITYThe Harris Center is accessible to patrons with disabilities. Wheelchair seating is available in all venues. Portable wireless listening devices are available with a small, refundable deposit or driver’s license. ASL interpreters are available for select events, when requested in advance. Please inform the Ticket Office of any special needs when ordering tickets.

CHILDRENAll patrons are required to have a ticket, including youngsters sitting on laps. Parents are expected to take into account the subject and nature of performances when selecting shows for their children, and to make sure etiquette is a part of the theater-going experience. Parents will be asked to remove disruptive children.

PARKINGAmple event parking is available in Lots C and D on the northwest side of the Folsom Lake College campus near the Harris Center. For weekday events, a $2 parking permit is required — this is included with tickets purchased in advance, or may be picked up at Will Call upon arrival. No permit is required on Friday evenings after 5 pm or anytime on Saturday or Sunday.

The Harris Center for the Arts is a program of the Los Rios Community College District.

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WANT TO HELP THE CENTER WHILE HELPING YOURSELF TO A 15% DISCOUNT?Become a donor member now through a donation at the $150 level or higher and get 15% off your ticket purchases through September 30th to Center Presentations of touring artists and select Community Partner events. It’s part of our special Summer Donor Sale – a thank you to those making annual contributions to support all of the great shows, up close happening at the Harris Center. Donations can be made online at www.HarrisCenter.net or through the Harris Center ticket office at 916-608-6888.

YOUR GENEROUS DONATION CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCEIn February the Harris Center celebrated its third anniversary — how time flies! — and it’s safe to say the Harris Center has fully arrived. In fact, it’s hard to imagine the regional arts scene without it. Performances have been well received, ticket sales are strong, children are coming by bus to experience the magic of the arts during the day, and our community partners and the college’s educational programs are thriving in their new home. In general, the Harris Center has nestled comfortably into the daily life of the region. Thank you for your generous and enthusiastic support.

But while attendance of the Harris Center has been excellent, ticket sales are

but one side of the coin. As is common in the arts, relying on sales alone will not allow the Center to reach its full potential, to be all that it can be for this community. Support to open the Center was generous, coming from state and local bond measures, and many donations from both individuals and businesses — but it must continue, and grow, for the Harris Center to evolve and thrive.

To support the dream of a vibrant regional arts center for this community, please consider deepening your involvement with the Harris Center through an Annual Membership* donation or the naming of a seat (for you, or honoring someone you love). Other opportunities to support the Center are also available.

Each donation makes a difference and is tax deductible** — and formal benefits grow at each level of giving. Benefits can include:

• Opportunity to purchase tickets before they go on sale to the general public

• A 15% discount on tickets purchased by September 30

• Access to donor-only events and the new Art of Wine Reception

• Advance tickets sales for just added shows

Donate today, by going online at www.HarrisCenter.net, where donating can be done with the click of a button.

For more information on ways to give visit www.HarrisCenter.net, or contact Sally Howard, Director of College Advancement, at 916-608-6643 or howards@flc.losrios.edu.

* Annual Membership benefits are good for one year from the date of your gift.

** Fair market value of benefits provided may affect the portion of a gift which is tax deductible.

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HARRIS CENTER PRESENTS

AUGUST2-3 Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet

Theatre: Coppelia, page 204-5 Ballet Folklórico de México

de Amalia Hernández, page 48 One Way Productions:

The Hiding Place, page 209 Darlene Love, page 410 Frank Vignola and Vinny Rainolo,

page 522 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard

Conversations: Music of Joyous Celebration!, page 5

SEPTEMBER6 DakhaBrakha, page 612 Masters of Hawaiian Music,

page 613 Calidanza Dance Company:

Mi Mexico, page 2114 Folsom Lake Community

Concert Association: Fernando Varela, page 21

18 Amjad Ali Khan, page 719-21 The National Acrobats of the

People’s Republic of China, page 6

25 Carrera Productions: George Thorogood & The Destroyers, page 21

26 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard Conversations: Chopin and Grieg - A Musical Friendship, page 5

27-28 Classical Masters Music Festival, page 21

28 The Cookers, page 829-30 Blue Man Group, page 8

OCTOBER1 Blue Man Group, page 82 BASETRACK, page 93 Rosanne Cash, page 94 Child Foundation: Kamran &

Hooman Live, page 224 Sacramento Guitar Society:

Roland Dyens, page 225 Folsom Lake Community

Concert Association: Jeri Sager in Broadway by Jeri, page 22

9 Get the Led Out, page 910 El Dorado Musical Theatre High

Voltage, page 2311 Air Force Band of the Golden

West, page 1011 Folsom Lake College 10th

Anniversary Celebration & Open House, page 10

11 Sacramento Baroque Soloists: The Grand Tour, page 23

11-12 Branford Marsalis and the Chamber Orchestra of Philidelphia, page 11

14 FLC Choral and Vocal Recital (Folsom Lake College production),page 11

17 Smuin Ballet, page 1218 Carrera Productions:

The Gin Blossoms, page 2319 Piloto Y Klimax, page 1220 Peter Coyote, page 1221 Spiritual Center for Positive

Living: An Evening with Dr Wayne Dyer, page 24

22 Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, page 13

23 Royal Ballet of Cambodia, page 13

25 California Theatre Center: Androcles and the Lion, page 24

25 Folsom Symphony: Majesty with Frank Wiens, piano, page 24

26 VITA Academy: Susan Lamb Cook and Gayle Blankenburg “The Genius of Beethoven: Including the Complete Works for Cello and Piano”, page 25

31 El Dorado Musical Theatre: Disney’s Aladdin, page 25

NOVEMBER1-16 El Dorado Musical Theatre:

Disney’s Aladdin, Jr., page 253 Mary Black, page 145 Diego El Cigala, page 147-8 Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet,

page 157-23 Falcon’s Eye Theatre:

Anon(ymous) (Folsom Lake College production), page 15

10 Prague Philharmonic Choir, page 15

11 California and Montreal Guitar Trios, page 16

17 Senegal Gospel Choir, page 16

18 LA Theatre Works: In the Heat of the Night, page 17

19 New Orleans Legends with Preservation Hall Jazz Band & Allen Toussaint, page 17

21-24 NETwork's production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, page 17

28-30 An Irish Christmas, page 18

DECEMBER4 An Evening of Dance

(Folsom Lake College production), page 18

6 California Theatre Center: The Elves and the Shoemaker, page 24

6 Voices of California: A Holiday Celebration!, page 25

6-7 Folsom Symphony: ’Tis the Season with Jessica Siena, soprano, page 26

6-7 Youth Chamber Orchestra (Folsom Lake College production), page 18

9 Choral Concert (Folsom Lake College production), page 18

9-12 Robert Friedman Presents: Moscow Classical Ballet’s The Nutcracker, page 26

13-14 Placer Pops Chorale: A Holiday Homecoming, page 26

13 SBL Entertainment: Riders in the Sky - A Cowboy Christmas, page 26

13 Sacramento Baroque Soloists: Winter’s Eve, page 27

14 Sacramento Master Singers: A Celtic Christmas with Men of Worth, page 27

19-21 Pamela Hayes Classical Ballet Theatre: The Nutcracker, page 27

22 Compañía Mazatlán Belles Artes, Diciembre Navideño, page 27

23 El Dorado Musical Theatre’s High Voltage: Holiday Celebration, page 27

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THE COOKERS 9/28

AN IRISH CHRISTMAS 11/28-30

FRANK & VINNY 8/10

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RUSSIAN NATIONAL BALLET THEATRE 2/3–5

NATALIE MACMASTER & DONNELL LEAHY 5/4–5

JANUARY2-3 Smokey Joe’s Cafe8-10 Tango Buenos Aires:

Song of Eva Perón11 Folsom Lake Community

Concert Association: William Florian Those Were the Days

14 Mark Hummel Blues Harmonica Blowout

16 Kids Helping Kids Benefit Gala17 Sacramento Baroque Soloists:

Voice of the Cello17 Telugu Association of Greater

Sacramento: Sankranthi Celebration 2015

18 Young Dempsey Productions: The Walking Phoenixes

19-21 Jekyll & Hyde22 St Petersburg State Symphony24 BodyTraffic25 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard

Conversations: Torment and Triumph - The Music of Franz List

25 Women Fully Clothed28 Travis Tritt Acoustic31 Brigham Young University Young

Ambassadors: Heartsongs - Melodies of Love

FEBRUARY3-5 Russian National Ballet Theatre6-8 Lenaea High School Theatre

Festival9-11 Mamma Mia!12 The Nile Project14 California Theatre Center: Puss

in Boots

14 Folsom Symphony: Tales of Love with Linda Wang, violin

14 Sacramento Guitar Society: National Fingerstyle Champion Michael Chapdelaine

15 Folsom Lake Community Concert Association: Tom Rigney and Flambeau

15 VITA Academy: Susan Lamb Cook and Gayle Blankenburg “The Genius of Beethoven: Including the Complete Works for Cello and Piano”

20-28 El Dorado Musical Theatre: Singing in the Rain

21-22 Paris Combo22 International Guitar Night24 The Swingle Singers26-28 Kathy Kosins: Ladies of Cool28 Sacramento Baroque Soloists:

Simple Gifts: An Early American Gathering

MARCH1 El Dorado Musical Theatre:

Singing in the Rain 1 California Theatre Center: Brave

Irene2 Cassandra Wilson:

Coming Forth by Day: A Celebration of Billie Holiday

6-8 Nice Work If You Can Get It9-10 Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story11 Wendy Palmer Piano Recital13 Trinity Irish Dancers14 A Common Pulse, San Jose Taiko

x The Bangerz in Concert15 An Irish Hooley16 National Symphony Orchestra

of Mexico

17 Sacramento Master Singers: Celtic Connections with Men of Worth

17 Choral Concert (Folsom Lake College production)

18-19 Count Basie Orchestra with Carmen Bradford

20 Ladies of Laughter21-22 Pilobolus21 El Dorado Musical Theatre’s

High Voltage22 California Theatre Center:

Emperor’s New Clothes26 Altan26-28 René Marie: Eartha Kitt Tribute27 Rumpelstiltskin28 Folsom Symphony:

Rejuvenation with Igor Veligan, violin

29 It’s Magic!30-31 Pink Floyd Experience

APRIL2-4 Million Dollar Quartet4 California Theatre Center:

Charlotte’s Web11 Slavic Chorale 16 Jeffrey Siegel Keyboard

Conversations: The Romanticism of the Russian Soul

17-30 Falcon’s Eye Theatre: Cloud 9 (Folsom Lake College Production)

18-19 Placer Theatre Ballet: Coppelia24 Alasdair Fraser & The

San Francisco Scottish Fiddlers25 Placer Pops Chorale26 Folsom Lake Community

Concert Association: Steve Lippia: Simply Sinatra

MAY1-3 Falcon’s Eye Theatre: Cloud 9

(Folsom Lake College Production)

1-17 El Dorado Musical Theatre: Disney’s High School Musical

4-5 Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy

5 Choral Concert (Folsom Lake College production)

7 An Evening of Dance (Folsom Lake College production)

9-10 Youth Chamber Orchestra Spring Concert (Folsom Lake College production)

11-12 Remember When Rock was Young17 VITA Academy: Susan Lamb

Cook and Gayle Blankenburg The Genius of Beethoven: Including the Complete Works for Cello and Piano

JUNE4 Gallim Dance

6-7 Folsom Symphony: Sports Night at the Symphony

12-14 Sac Sings! Choral Festival

16 El Dorado Musical Theatre’s High Voltage

20 Halan Ka Waikahe Lani Malie Halau Kahulaliwai: Ho’ike 2015

27 El Dorado Dance Academy: Constellations

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