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Dear MAC Friends!

I am so thrilled to be writing to you with the wonderful news that we will be returning to in-person performances in time to celebrate our 35th Anniversary together! In the blue box at the bottom of this page, please read all about our current safety protocols in place to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. As the pandemic changes so will our policies and we will keep you updated.

This season is packed with your favorites. Music fans will enjoy everything from electrifying BoDeans, to the legendary Oak Ridge Boys, to The Texas Tenors. Get ready for a Mardi Gras and Zydeco party with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band at Mardi Gras Mambo. I also look forward to sharing one of the most compelling concerts I’ve seen, in an evening with Tony Award-winning Broadway star, Heather Headley.

We are happy to remain the home of our resident companies Buffalo Theatre Ensemble and New Philharmonic. BTE brings live theater back with Stove Toucher, a one-man show written and performed by Kurt Naebig, and closes the season with the hysterical One Man, Two Guvnors. New Philharmonic Orchestra and Maestro Muspratt are putting on a blockbuster season starting with a Spooktacular concert filled with themes from your favorite horror cinema classics, followed by American melodies in Dvořák’s A New World featuring the incomparable David Taylor playing one of the most complex violin pieces, culminating in a concert version of West Side Story.

Following the blockbuster Frida Kahlo exhibition this summer, the Cleve Carney Museum of Art will open its season with COD alum and brilliant contemporary artist Tony Fitzpatrick. We will close the MAC season in 2022 by bringing back the beloved free outdoor Lakeside Summer series!

We look forward to seeing you and engaging in thought-provoking, joy-inducing, exciting LIVE entertainment. I look forward to seeing you back at the MAC soon!

All the best,

Diana Martinez Director, McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage

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CLEVE CARNEY MUSEUM OF ART

Tony Fitzpatrick: Jesus of Western Avenue Free

Jesus of Western Avenue will feature more than 60 recent works by world-renowned multimedia artist and celebrated Chicago resident Tony Fitzpatrick. With work in the permanent collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, The Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Miami, Fitzpatrick has also created album art for music icons including Lou Reed, Steve Earle and The Neville Brothers. Fitzpatrick is best known for his multimedia collages, printmaking, paintings and drawings.

The exhibition will feature prints, drawings and collages. These graphically rich and inventive works deliver messages and stories that reflect on the artist’s connection to Chicago, his social and political concerns and our shared changing reality. “While Tony’s artwork is deeply influenced by the Chicagoland area it is recognized around the world,” said Cleve Carney Museum of Art Curator Justin Witte. “Tony is one of the most well-known artists working in Chicago today and we are thrilled to be able to open our new space with an exhibition of his work.”

SUNDAY, SEPT. 12, 7P

The High Kings: Home from Home$49 | $69 Gold Circle

Back by popular demand! Named Ireland’s “Folk Band of the Year,” The High Kings are known for their high-energy, versatile multi-instrumentalist skills, bringing a rousing acoustic flavor to brand new songs. A guaranteed sell-out – get your tickets today!

NEW PHILHARMONIC

Halloween SpooktakularKirk Muspratt, Conductor$53 Adult | $51 Senior | $10 Student

Maestro Muspratt conjures up witches, sorcerers, and poltergeists with only his baton, and of course with the help of New Philharmonic orchestra – in costume! Your Halloween musical treats include Berlioz’s “Witches’ Sabbath” from Symphonie Fantastique, and the march from The Damnation of Faust. Our fright fest continues with music from The Addams Family, Angels and Demons, Psycho, and The Mummy Returns - all guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat.

SATURDAY, OCT. 2, 7:30PSUNDAY, OCT. 3, 3P

Halloween Spooktakular

SATURDAY, OCT. 16 - JAN. 31


Mike Super - Magic & Illusion$55 Adult | $50 Senior/Youth | $60 VIP Meet & Greet

Experience an evening of the impossible - perfect for the whole family! Mike Super returns to deliver never-before-seen magic, along with a few new twists on some old favorites. The magical mystifier brings his jaw-dropping, eye-popping mind reading, magic, and illusion to the astonishment of young and old alike. His humor and appeal have made him one of the most sought after magicians in the world.

SUNDAY, OCT. 17, 4P

NEW PHILHARMONIC

Dvořák’s New World Symphony No. 9 in E MinorKirk Muspratt, ConductorFeaturing Sarasate’s Fantasy on Bizet’s Carmen with David Taylor, Violin$53 Adult | $51 Senior

Audience favorite, David Taylor, Assistant Principal Violin of the CSO, returns to the MAC stage to perform one of the most technically challenging pieces of the violin repertoire, Sarasate’s Fantasy on Bizet’s opera Carmen. Our music continues with one of the most popular of all symphonies, the New World, composed in 1893 by immigrant Antonin Dvořák while he was the director of the National Conservatory of Music of America. Dvořák stated that he was influenced by Native American music and Black spirituals evident in the melodies within his new home country.

Dvořák's

New WorldSymphony No. 9 in E minorSATURDAY, NOV. 13, 7:30PSUNDAY, NOV. 14, 3P

The Texas Tenors$65 (A) | $55 (B) | $75 Gold Circle | Streamed Ticket $50

Back by popular demand! America’s Got Talent favorite and three-time Emmy Award winners The Texas Tenors bring their mass appeal back to the MAC having performed more than 1,400 live concerts in just the last decade including such prestigious events as The White House National Tree Lighting and The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular. The Texas Tenors appeared on the most recent season of NBC’s national hit television show America’s Got Talent: The Champions ceremonies.

SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 7P

NOV. 26 - DEC. 19THU-SAT, 8P | SUN, 3P

BUFFALO THEATRE ENSEMBLE

Stove ToucherA solo show written and performed by Kurt NaebigDirected by Connie Canaday Howard$42 Adult | $40 Senior

What happens when you achieve the high-rolling lifestyle you always dreamed of…at thirteen years old? An extraordinary and funny coming-of-age story set during the 1970s skateboard boom, about a semi-pro boarder who opens a successful business, gets interviewed by Charlie Rose and falls into drugs: all before high school. Stove Toucher is a high-adrenaline, hilarious, heartfelt recounting of everything you ever wanted – and then watching it fall apart. Play contains adult themes and language.


Salt Creek Ballet: The Nutcrackerwith New Philharmonic$46 Adult | $36 Youth

The MAC is thrilled to bring you a gorgeous production of The Nutcracker. Hailed by critics and audiences alike, Salt Creek Ballet’s enchanting production is everything you hope for with stunning costumes and magical effects. With a jaw-dropping Christmas tree that grows nearly 60 feet tall, 125 exquisite costumes, internationally recognized guest soloists and live music by New Philharmonic, this magical production offers all of the grandeur of the timeless tale you’ve come to love.

SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 2P & 7PSUNDAY, DEC. 19, 1P & 5P

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NEW PHILHARMONIC

New Year’s Eve ConcertKirk Muspratt, Conductor$67 Adult | $65 SeniorSpecial Gold Circle Table Seating $77 & $75 (includes a glass of bubbly, premium seats, and party favors)

Ring in the New Year with the New Philharmonic as we welcome back baritone Ted Allen Pickell, who sang the title role from our production of The Mikado on our stage. Maestro Kirk Muspratt conducts waltzes, polkas, arias, light classical and pops…reflecting back and propelling you forward as only music can. New Philharmonic’s gift to you for the New Year!

FRIDAY, DEC. 31, 1:30, 5 & 8:30P

NEW YEAR’SEVE CONCERT

VIENNESE CLASSICS | MOVIE FAVORITES | CHAMPAGNE!

NEW PHILHARMONIC

A Night at the MoviesKirk Muspratt, Conductor$53 Adult | $51 Senior | $10 Student

Sometimes all you need is music … because the music makes the movie! Maestro Muspratt will conduct your favorites from award-winning films: Gone with the Wind, Band of Brothers, Beauty and the Beast, Midway, Independence Day, Jurassic Park, Seahawk, and much more!

SATURDAY, JAN. 15, 7:30PSUNDAY, JAN. 16, 3P

THE SECOND CITY

It’s a Wild, Wacky, Wonderful Life$38 (A) | $30 (B) | $48 Gold Circle

While the weather outside could be frightful, the laughter inside is most delightful as comedy’s best and brightest roast the chestnuts out of all the things we lovingly loathe about the holiday season. Bring those who are on your nice (or naughty) list for the perfect holiday de-stressor. It’s enough merriment and music to keep you jolly ’til the Chicago snow melts…next May.

SUNDAY, DEC. 12, 4P

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You’re A Good Man, Charlie BrownBased on the comic strip “Peanuts” by Charles M. SchulzBook, Music, and Lyrics by Clark Gesner | Additional Dialogue by Michael MayerAdditional Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa | Directed by Connie Canaday HowardMusic Direction by Christopher Kriz | Choreography by Kyle Donahue$16 Adult | $14 Student

Charlie Brown and the entire Peanuts gang explore life’s great questions as they play baseball, struggle with homework, sing songs, swoon over their crushes, and celebrate the joy of friendship.

SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 2P & 7P

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FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 7:30P

The Greatest Love of AllA Tribute to Whitney Houston Starring Belinda Davids$59 (A) | $49 (B) | $69 Gold Circle

Showtime Australia presents the critically acclaimed live concert celebrating the talent, music and memory of Whitney Houston. Featuring the breathtaking vocals of Belinda Davids accompanied by a fabulous 6-piece live band and dancers, this is a beautifully crafted tribute to one of the world’s most revered singers. Experience two hours of nostalgia and joy with the heartfelt musical journey through Whitney’s greatest hits including I Will Always Love You, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, How Will I Know, One Moment in Time, I Have Nothing, Greatest Love of All, and more!

FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 7:30P

Piaf! The Show$60 (A) | $50 (B) | $70 Gold Circle

With a million tickets sold in more than 50 countries and acclaimed reviews worldwide, Piaf! The Show is coming to the MAC! Direct from France, this musical celebration of the life and music of the legendary French chanteuse Edith Piaf stars Anne Carrere, hailed as “Edith Piaf’s legitimate musical heiress” and was inspired by the award-winning movie La Vie En Rose. This musical celebration narrates the rags-to-riches story of the Parisian singer’s career through her unforgettable songs, complemented by a visual tapestry of previously unreleased photographs and images of famous Parisian locations of the Edith Piaf era.

THE SECOND CITY

The Best of The Second City$38 (A) | $30 (B) | $48 Gold Circle

This must-see show features the best sketches and songs from The Second City’s history made famous by superstars like Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray, Keegan-Michael Key, Aidy Bryant, Alan Arkin and more–as well as their trademark improvisation. It’s the perfect date night out with your loved one or friends! Enjoy a Fannie May chocolate heart and drink specials from your Valentines at the MAC!

SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 5P & 8P

FRIDAY, MAR. 4, 7:30P

BoDeans$72 (A) | $60 (B) | $80 Gold Circle

The BoDeans are back! Get ready to sing along to chart topping songs like “Closer to Free,” “Fadeaway,” “Only Love,” and “Dreams.” The BoDeans’ blend of compelling songs and high-energy performances have solidified their place as one of the best live acts in the business. Experience their uncompromising artistry up-close and personal at the MAC’s first-class facility.

JAN. 27 - FEB. 27THU-SAT, 8P | SUN, 3P


NapervilleBy Mat SmartDirected by Kurt Naebig$42 Adult | $40 Senior

It is Naperville, 2012. Anne works on a new project, T.C. is working his first shift as a new manager and Candice and son Howard, back from Seattle, are arriving at her favorite spot: Caribou Coffee. What follows is a day full of cups of coffee with eccentricity. Conversations create a turning point which reveals how much community adds to your life. Play contains adult themes and language.

NAPERVILLE


SUNDAY, MAR. 6, 7P

Mardi Gras MamboFeaturing The Dirty Dozen Brass Band & Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas$60 (A) | $55 (B) | $65 Gold Circle

Join the MAC for a Mardi Gras party! The Dirty Dozen Brass Band are the pioneers of the modern New Orleans brass band movement, recognized worldwide as an unstoppable musical machine. Joined by Nathan and The Zydeco Cha Chas, it’s a master class in blues, cajun, New Orleans soul, zydeco and R&B from two of Louisiana’s best! Mardi Gras themed drink specials available!

SATURDAY, MAR. 12, 3P & 7P

Drum Tao$49 (A) | $40 (B)

You loved them via Facebook Livestream - now finally see this invigorating performance in person!

More than 8 million spectators across the world have experienced TAO’s modern, pulsating, high-energy performances. Combining highly physical, large-scale Japanese drumming with contemporary costumes, precise choreography, and innovative visuals, the performers create an unforgettable production.

Danú St. Patrick’s Day Celebration$55 (A) | $50 (B) | $60 Gold Circle

From Ireland to the MAC! The perfect way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! The critically acclaimed traditional Irish musical group have been delighting audiences worldwide with their virtuosic players for over two decades. Winners of numerous awards from the BBC and Irish Music Magazine, audiences will enjoy a moving and memorable musical journey perfect for the holidays. The Irish Times calls Danú “a powerhouse band” – don’t miss this sure to sell out show!

SUNDAY, MAR. 13, 4P

FRIDAY, MAR. 25, 7:30P

American Ballet Theatre Studio Company$55 (A) | $50 (B)

From the company that trained phenom dancers such as Misty Copeland, David Hallberg, and Isabella Boylston, ABT Studio Company brings the artistry and virtuosity of American Ballet Theatre direct to the MAC. Featuring a versatile, mixed program of beloved classical favorites such as Balanchine’s Stars and Stripes (Pas de deux) to fresh heartfelt new work, this one-night only performance will leave you breathless. “From the opening pose and through this movement there was passion and professionalism ... these performers are the next generation of ballet dancers, blossoming before our eyes.” - Broadway World



One Man, Two GuvnorsBy Richard BeanBased on “The Servant of Two Masters” by Carlo Goldoni and songs by Grant OldingDirected by Connie Canaday Howard$42 Adult | $40 Senior

The ever-starving Francis Henshall finds himself working for both a gangster and a criminal in hiding, both of whom are linked in a web of schemes, shakedowns and seductions. To prevent the discovery that he is working for two bosses, Francis must do everything he can to keep his two guvnors apart, while still getting food and the girl. Playwright Bean transports the commedia dell’arte conventions of the 1746 “The Servant of Two Masters” to the seaside town of Brighton in 1963. Play contains adult themes and language.

SUNDAY, MAR. 27. 4P

APR. 28 - MAY 29THU-SAT, 8P | SUN, 3P ONE MAN,

TWO GUVNORSONE MAN,TWO GUVNORS

The Ten Tenors$76 (A) | $66 (B) | $85 Gold Circle

The Ten Tenors’ signature brand of music featuring 10-part harmonies has been enjoyed by more than 90 million people worldwide. They have headlined more than 2,000 concerts, sold more than 3.5 million concert tickets and become renowned for their dynamic, choreographed performances and skillful ability to seamlessly transition from operatic arias to soulful ballads through to chart-topping pop and rock songs.

SUNDAY, APR. 3, 4P

Heather Headley$95 (A) | $80 (B) | $100 Gold Circle

Tony and Grammy winner, R&B hitmaker, and international singing sensation Heather Headley brings her unmatched vocal prowess to the MAC stage! Headley’s one woman show offers up nods to her time as the original Nala from The Lion King on Broadway, her Tony-winning performance in Aida as well as her Laurence Olivier Award nominated star turn in The Bodyguard musical. This is a can’t miss evening with one of Broadway’s brightest stars.

SATURDAY, APR. 9, 7:30PSUNDAY, APR. 10, 3P

NEW PHILHARMONIC

West Side Story in ConcertKirk Muspratt, Conductor$59 Adult | $57 Senior

Leonard Bernstein’s music and Stephen Sondheim’s lyrics capture this contemporary retelling of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet that won two Tony Awards and ten Oscars on the stage and screen. New Philharmonic, and four soloists sing all of your favorites including: Jet Song; Something’s Coming; Maria; Tonight; America; Cool; One Hand, One Heart; I Feel Pretty; Somewhere; Gee, Officer Krupke; and a A Boy Like That.

WEST SIDE STORYIN CONCERT

The Oak Ridge Boys$80 (A) | $75 (B) | $85 Gold Circle

Every time they step before an audience, The Oak Ridge Boys bring four decades of charted singles and one of the most distinctive gospel and country sounds in the music industry. As inductees into both the Gospel and Country Music Halls of Fame their string of hits includes the country-pop chart-topper “Elvira” as well as “Bobbie Sue,” “Dream On,” “American Made,” “Fancy Free” and many others. With awards and honors that span 50 years, including 5 Grammy Awards, experience one of the longest-performing and most decorated groups of all time.

SUNDAY, MAY 8, 7P

Sponsored by: Bjarne R. Ullsvik


Become a CCMA Member Today!Become a CCMA member today! For a $50 annual membership, CCMA members receive special access to VIP events, openings and artists talks plus early ticket access to the summer exhibition! Learn more at theccma.org.

Tony FitzpatrickJesus of Western AvenueOctober 16 - January 31The Cleve Carney Museum of Art (CCMA) is proud to present the exhibition Jesus of Western Avenue, featuring more than 60 recent works by world-renowned multimedia artist and celebrated Chicago resident Tony Fitzpatrick.

These graphically rich and inventive drawings and collages in the exhibition deliver messages and stories that reflect on the artist’s connection to Chicago, his social and political concerns and our shared changing reality. “While Tony’s artwork is deeply influenced by the Chicagoland area it is recognized around the world,” said Cleve Carney Museum of Art Curator Justin Witte. “Tony is one of the most well-known artists working in Chicago today and we are thrilled to be able to open our new space with an exhibition of his work.”

With work in the permanent collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, The Art Institute of Chicago and the Museum

of Contemporary Art in Miami, Fitzpatrick has also created album art for music icons including Lou Reed, Steve Earle and The Neville Brothers. Fitzpatrick is best known for his multimedia collages, printmaking, paintings and drawings.

Ayanah Moor I Wish I Could Be You More OftenFebruary 10 - April 10Ayanah Moor is an artist living and working in Chicago. Through her paintings, prints, drawings and performance, Moor operates within a visual field where notions of blackness and gender identity take shape. She utilizes existing material and cultural artifacts to generate alternative histories, often repositioning the subject as a corrective gesture or to create counter narratives. Vintage advertisements, athletic competition, reimagined slogans, and healing practices have fueled recent projects. Her work engages subversive and demonstrative displays of blackness that locate love, fear, myth and desire.

Moor’s exhibition at the CCMA will be the first major exhibition of her paintings.

WE EXTEND OUR HEARTFELT THANKS TO:• 80 Amazing Volunteers• College of DuPage Operations & Grounds, Police and Horticulture

Departments• 20 sponsors and 38 Host Committee members• Key community partners in Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Chicago and

Lisle, among others • Visitors bureau support from DuPage, Chicago and Naperville• Over 300 artist collaborators, lecturers and community art

contributors

¡GRACIAS!We are humbled to acknowledge

the many contributions of all those who made

Frida Kahlo: Timeless a success.

• Art on theMART • City of Wheaton • Consulate General of Mexico

in Chicago• DuPage Art League • DuPage Convention and

Visitors Bureau

• Elmhurst Art League • Mexican Cultural Center

of DuPage• National Museum of

Mexican Art • Village of Glen Ellyn• Village of Lisle

COMMUNITY & CULTURAL PARTNERS

Thanks to your support of Frida Kahlo: Timeless, the Cleve Carney Museum of Art and the McAninch Arts Center:

• Welcomed visitors from 50 states and 43 countries• Reached our goals of 100,000 visitors and $2 million in ticket sales• Activated $10 million in economic impact for DuPage County• Created 40 new jobs

BIG THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS


Feb. 2 | Playhouse Theatre

No - ChileFeb. 9 | Playhouse Theatre

The Perfect Candidate - Saudi Arabia

Feb. 16 | Playhouse Theatre

The Great Green Wall - AfricaFeb. 23 | Playhouse Theatre

Eeb Allay Ooo! - India

Mar. 2 | Playhouse Theatre

I’m No Longer Here - MexicoMar. 9 | Playhouse Theatre

Made in France - France

COLLEGETHEATERThe LivingBy Anthony ClarvoeDirected by Connie Canaday Howard

Oct. 7-24STUDIO THEATRE

She Kills MonstersBy Qui NguyenDirected by Amelia Barrett

Nov. 4-14PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

The Dining RoomBy A. R. GurneyDirected by Connie Canaday Howard

Feb. 24-Mar. 13STUDIO THEATRE

BadgerBy Don ZolidisDirected by Amelia Barrett

Mar. 24-Apr. 3SE THEATRE

Thu-Sat at 8p, Sun at 3p Tickets: $14 Student | $16 Adult

Offering an Associate in Arts degree, the College Theater department offers a variety of courses including Acting, Acting for the Camera, Audition, Stage Combat, Dance Theater, Directing, Improvisation, Improvisation for Case Studies, Stagecraft, Stage Management, Stage Movement, Stage Make-up, Technical Production, Theater Appreciation and Voice Acting.

For more information, contact Connie Canaday Howard at [email protected] or 630.942.2137.

AUDITIONSAll auditions take place in the MAC Studio Theatre and begin at the time listed. End times subject to change and will conclude when all have been seen. Spring 2022 Auditions Summer 2022 AuditionsFriday, Jan. 7, 7-10p Friday, April 22, 7-10pSaturday, Jan. 8, 12-3p Saturday, April 23, 1-4pSunday, Jan. 9, 7-10p (Callbacks) Sunday, April 24, 7-10p (Callbacks)

FREE!


COLLEGEDANCECollege of DuPage Dance program presents a performance showcasing the work of imaginative student choreographers, faculty and guest choreographers. Class work as well as individual pieces are presented.

All performances are general admission and take place in the Belushi Performance Hall

$5 STUDENT | $10 ADULT

Spring Dance ShowcaseFri, Apr. 22, 7:30p

DANCE AUDITIONSAll auditions take place in PE Room 145

Choreography Auditions: Tuesday, Jan. 25, 7:30 pm

Dancer Placement: Tuesday, Feb. 1, 7:30 pm

COLLEGEMUSIC

Chamber OrchestraPHILIP BAUMAN, DIRECTOR

Tues, Dec. 7Tues, May 3

Chamber Singers and Concert ChoirLEE R. KESSELMAN, DIRECTOR

Thurs, Dec. 9Thurs, May 5

DuPage ChoraleLEE R. KESSELMAN, DIRECTOR

Sun, Dec. 5Schubert: Mass in G Works by Bob Chilcott Canadian Favorites

Sun, May 1Kesselman: Remember US (premiere) Mozart: Requiem, K. 626 Concert celebrates Lee Kesselman's 41 years at COD

DuPage Community Jazz EnsembleMATT SHEVITZ, DIRECTOR

Sun, Dec. 3Fri, May 6

A Night of Latin Jazz Guest Artist Ignacio Berroa

Music Department at College of DuPage boasts a variety of music ensembles and offers private lessons in voice and on any instrument, or group lessons in voice and piano, as well as courses in digital recording and editing, music theory and history. Find a musical community and experience the joy of performing in one of COD’s many ensembles. Musicians of all ages are welcome. Select ensembles require audition to join and/or for placement. To start making music with us, contact the director or for any general questions, call 630.942.2048.

Music Department ConcertsAll performances are held in the Belushi Performance Hall at 7:30p and have $7 admission tickets, unless otherwise noted.

Private & Group Music LessonsFor all skills and ages. Contact Deb Zelman at 630.942.2391 or [email protected].

Curated by Music Department Chair Lee R. Kesselman, Free Music Fridays is a series of one-hour programs featuring the College of DuPage faculty, students, alumni and guests. Visit AtTheMAC.org for a schedule.

FREEMUSICFRIDAYS

For more information, contact Donna Douglas at [email protected] or Elise Cowin [email protected].

DuPage Community Concert BandMon, Mar. 7Mon, May 2

Faculty RecitalThurs, Mar. 10PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

Guitar EnsembleSTEVE RAMSDELL, DIRECTOR

Thurs, May 5, 2pSTUDIO THEATRE | FREE

Jazz/Pop CombosMATT SHEVITZ, DIRECTOR

Tues, Dec. 7, 12p | FREE

Fri, Apr. 29

Percussion EnsembleBEN WAHLUND, DIRECTOR

Wed, Dec. 8Wed, May 4

Student Ensemble ConcertWed, Oct. 13Wed, Mar. 9


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Groups of 10-29 10% off! Groups of 30-49 15% off! Groups of 50+ 20% off!

We offer a variety of customized entertainment packages to help create a memorable and special experience for friends, family and co-workers alike! Along with reduced ticket prices, the MAC team can help plan and execute private events around the performance you attend including pre- or post-show receptions, cocktail hours, full banquet catering, artist meet-and-greets, backstage tours or educational lectures and Q&A sessions.

Let us help create a package for your group – contact our friendly, professional and knowledgeable sales team today at 630.942.3026.

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EAT, DRINK & ENJOY - MAC DINING PARTNERSFor all your pre-show meals and post-show bites, we are thrilled to be partnering with these neighborhood restaurants. Our dining partners will offer MAC patrons exclusive discounts and special offers. Plus, all ticket orders to the MAC include coupons and a few lucky patrons will win gift certificates to these local favorites!

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You can help us bring the highest quality artists to our community, provide arts experiences for underprivileged children, keep contemporary art in our Gallery, provide COD students the opportunity to enhance their education through interaction with artists, and so much more!

$50-$499 Get advance notice of coming attractions, invitations to special events and recognition on the digital wall

$500-$999One Meet & Greet with the artists of your choice (based on availability of the artist)

$1000+All the above plus an invitation to a VIP Dinner with the Director

For more information or to donate, call the College of DuPage Foundation at 630.942.2466.

Visit foundation.cod.edu/cultural-arts or add a donation to your ticket order today.

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THANK YOUTO OUR SPONSORS!

G. Carl Ball Family Foundation

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