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Season Underwriter

Producing Artistic Director Managing Director

Season Underwriter

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CHANGING LIVES, ONE STORY AT A TIME…

CAROL DUNNEProducing Artistic Director

ERIC BUNGEManaging Director

BA R R E T T E C E N T E R F O R T H E A RTS

I believe Northern Stage has an obligation to provide our audiences with extraordinary theater. We have come so far in so few years in our new, state-of-the-art Barrette Center for the Arts. Our audiences have doubled, our educational programs are exceeding expectations, and we are receiving national recognition for our groundbreaking new play development, BridgeUP: Theater in the Schools residencies, and as the leader of the unprecedented BOLD Theater Women’s Leadership Circle.

My dream for Northern Stage is that we become your favorite place to experience live theater. Season selection is always about you, our audience members, and what it will take to delight you, entertain you, and give you something you cannot find anywhere else. Our hallmark is the highest quality theater of grand scale in a uniquely intimate setting.

I chose this season around the themes of peace and love in response to a rapidly changing world. Theater provides a place to think, feel, and leave the distractions of our highly technological world behind. It is a respite. What better way to kick off the 2018-19 Season than with Oslo, J.T. Rogers’ exhilarating look at the back-channel talks that led to the Oslo Peace Accords of 1993. Starting with this boldly portrayed story of peace and ending with the beautiful Broadway hit Once, this is a season to inspire hope and joy.

I am so proud of our artists and administrators who work tirelessly to create art that can rival any stage anywhere. Their connection with our audience members is paramount to the success of our work, and we are thrilled for you to get to know them through our various talkbacks and events. Thank you for making Northern Stage part of your life. Come to one show, come to them all. We’re thrilled to take you on an unforgettable journey.

NORTHERN STAGE A THEATER OF EXCELLENCE AND INSPIRATION

CAROL DUNNEProducing

Artistic Director

Pictured on cover:E-Term Student Stephanie Everett

in Disney’s The Little MermaidPhoto by Kata Sasvari

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A BENEFIT FOR NORTSEPTEMBER 8, 7:0

JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 24AT 59E59 THEATERS, NEW YORK CITYBy Jack Neary, Directed by Carol Dunne

First seen at Northern Stage in our 2016 New Works Now festival and later presented as a world premiere production in 2017, Trick or Treat continues its journey with a New York premiere at 59E59 Theaters this winter as the second Off-Broadway transfer in Northern Stage’s history.

Jack Neary’s dark comedy brilliantly skewers a family in crisis on Halloween. A distraught husband, a nosy neighbor, and a dark secret set the wheels in motion for a night of confrontation, mystery, and relentless suspense. This roller-coaster ride stars NYPD Blue’s Gordon Clapp.

JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 24 AT 59E59 THEATERS, NEW YORK CITYBy Jack Neary, Directed by Carol Dunne

Trick or Treat Scenic Design by Michael GanioPhoto by Jason Merwin

Northern Stage touches the lives of almost 50,000 people a year. Come together for one magical night, featuring your favorite Northern Stage actors in a musical revue entitled “Seasons of Love.” Dine on delicious hors d’oeuvres and beverages, take part in our live auction, and help Fund-a-Need with your Northern Stage family as we launch the 2018-19 Season.

LIGHTS UP CABARET: SEASONS OF LOVE

A BENEFIT FOR NORTHERN STAGESEPTEMBER 8, 7:00 PM

Hannah Jewel Kohn inDisney’s The Little MermaidPhoto by Kata Sasvari

NORTHERN STAGE A THEATER OF EXCELLENCE AND INSPIRATION

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Fresh from Broadway and the West End, the regional premiere of this stunning new play will captivate audiences. Inspired by the true story of the back-channel talks, unlikely friendships, and quiet heroics that led to the 1993 Oslo Peace Accords between the Israelis and Palestinians, Oslo is a deeply personal story set against a complex historical canvas, a story about the individuals behind world history and their all-too-human ambitions. Oslo is “thrilling, a colossus,” raves Ben Brantley of The New York Times. At this cultural moment when finding common ground is paramount, “Oslo gives us hope” (Joe Dziemianowicz, Daily News).

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A tale of love and longing, Dear Elizabeth follows the beautiful and bittersweet friendship between Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell. Across oceans, continents, and three decades, these esteemed poets found a marriage of true minds in their eloquent correspondence. They traded hundreds of vibrant, witty, and passionate letters that now spring to life on stage. This intimate story paints a portrait of two extraordinary—and quite ordinary—lives.

This production will feature a rotating cast of artists. Susan Haefner (Broadway: State Fair, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Northern Stage: Noises Off, Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins) and David Mason (Northern Stage: Noises Off, Last of the Red Hot Lovers, Trick or Treat) will perform October 4 - 14. Northern Stage’s own Producing Artistic Director Carol Dunne (Northern Stage: Songs for a New World, Lend Me a Tenor, Cats, Private Lives) and Thom Miller (Northern Stage: The Hound of the Baskervilles, Mad Love, Boeing Boeing) will perform October 17 - 28.

OCTOBER 4 – 28

By Sarah RuhlDirected by Carol Dunne

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A N I N T I M AT E L I T E RA RY LOV E STO RY

Performance calendar on page 16.

MAGICAL FUN FOR THE FAMILY

A regional premiere, this recent Tony Award-winner follows the struggles of Matilda against her neglectful parents and cruel headmistress. An avid reader and brilliant young girl, Matilda dreams of a better life and a happy home. With the help of her kind teacher Miss Honey, along with the students in her class and a touch of wonderfully theatrical magic, she takes a stand against the evil forces that surround her. The addictively raucous score and Roald Dahl’s endless creativity propel this heartwarming story of a little girl who finds power in education and imagination.

NOVEMBER 14 – JANUARY 1

Book by Dennis Kelly Music & Lyrics by

Tim MinchinDirected by Eric Love

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When Julie, married mother of three, unexpectedly leaves her husband and moves in with her mother Cora, she’s shocked at what she finds in her childhood home. Insults, galoshes, and English muffins fly as the women fight for control of Cora’s life and Julie comes to grips with her own mid-life crisis. Playwright Marisa Smith, the creative mind behind 2016’s hit Mad Love, is back with a hilarious and deeply perceptive story of aging gracefully—or sometimes not so gracefully—and how we try to care for one another in the face of life’s challenges. Smith brings to bear her signature brand of humor and acuteness of language to leave us laughing and crying all at once. Northern Stage is proud to present another world premiere production nurtured through New Works Now.

JANUARY 30 – FEBRUARY 17

By Marisa SmithDirected by Jess Chayes

MAGICAL FUN FOR THE FAMILY

WORLD PREMIEREDELICIOUSLY DYSFUNCTIONAL MOTHER DAUGHTER ROMP


By Jonathan TolinsDirected by

Maggie Burrows

Alex More has a story to tell. A struggling actor in L.A., he takes a job working in the Malibu basement mini-mall of beloved megastar Barbra Streisand. One day, the star herself comes downstairs to play. It feels like real bonding in the basement, but will their relationship ever make it upstairs? Buyer & Cellar is an outrageous comedy about the price of fame, the cost of things, and the oddest of odd jobs. The production will feature our own Director of Education Eric Love.

FEBRUARY 27 – MARCH 17

By Jonathan TolinsDirected by

Maggie Burrows

WICKEDLY FUNNY COMEDY

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Performance calendar on pages 20-21.

Winner of eight Tony Awards, Once is a truly original theatrical experience. Based on the hit movie, and featuring an ensemble of actor/musicians who play their own instruments on stage, Once tells the enchanting story of a Dublin street musician who is about to give up on his dream when a beautiful young woman takes a sudden interest in his haunting love songs. A musical collaboration becomes much more as their songs and lives become intertwined. Hansard and Irglová’s Oscar-winning music will take audiences on a heartbreakingly romantic journey.

APRIL 10 – MAY 19

Book by Enda WalshMusic & Lyrics byGlen Hansard & Markéta IrglováBased on the Motion Picture Written and Directed byJohn Carney Directed by Carol Dunne

WICKEDLY FUNNY COMEDYROMANTIC MODERN MUSICAL


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HOLIDAY PRICING:

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PLUS THESE SPECIALS:$20 TUESDAY First Tuesday after each production opens, all seats $20.$19 STUDENT TICKETS Valid with student ID.PREVIEW PERFORMANCES All seats $34.ACCESS FOR ALL Patrons with an active EBT card or with a bank statement that reads “3VTDeposit” in the item detail may register with the Box Office to receive up to four $5 tickets to each production.

HOLIDAY PRICING:NOV. 23-25 & DEC. 15-JAN. 1, adult ticket prices are as follows:CENTER SECTION (RED): $69SIDE SECTION (BLUE): $59SIDE SECTION REAR (GREEN): $44 STUDENT TICKETS REMAIN $19 EACHAll sales subject to 6% Vermont Sales Tax required by law.

BARRETTE CENTER FOR THE ARTS74 Gates St, White River Junction, VT 05001

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PICK SIX SAVE MORE THAN 40% OFF THE SINGLE TICKET PRICEIncredible value with the most flexibility! The Pick Six Subscription is equivalent to one ticket to each of the six main stage productions in our 2018-19 Season. Book best available seats when you purchase or leave your dates open and contact us once you know when you’d like to attend. $199

PICK THREESAVE MORE THAN 20% OFF THE SINGLE TICKET PRICEJust like the Pick Six, but mini! See three different main stage productions of your choice in the 2018-19 Season. $140

MEMBERSHIP MEANS MOREWhen you donate $500 or more, you become part of our Director’s Circle. Members receive invitations to special Insider Events and ticketing benefits for annual gifts of $1500 or more. Our members change lives, one story at a time.

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NEW WORKS NOW 6.0 January 18 & 19

Join us for our sixth annual New Works Now. Over the course of one week, playwrights workshop new plays with professional actors, culminating in a festival of free staged readings. Inaugurated in 2014, New Works Now blossomed when Joe Sutton’s Orwell in America, developed during the first festival, enjoyed a fully-produced run in our 2014-15 Season and culminated with Northern Stage’s first Off-Broadway run at 59E59 Theaters in 2016. Venus Rising, work-shopped in 2017 as She Exits, Laughing, joins our 2018-19 Season in January. Jack Neary’s Trick or Treat, workshopped in 2016 with a world premiere in our 2016-17 Season, will have its New York premiere at 59E59 Theaters in January 2019.

Admission is free, but seats are reserved, so contact the Box Office to book. Visit our website for more information about this year’s New Works Now plays as they are selected.

ARTIST RECEPTIONSEach year, Northern Stage partners with local artists to feature their work in the Roesch Family Lobby. Join us on select Fridays to celebrate each new group of artists.

ENCORE RECEPTIONSWe invite our education families to gather together for hors d’oeuvres and beverages before select performances as we celebrate education at Northern Stage.

YOUTH ENSEMBLE STUDIO PRODUCTIONSBREAD AND ROSES, TOO October 13-15

In partnership with the Vermont Humanities Council, YES presents an original piece of theater inspired by the 2018 Vermont Reads book, Bread and Roses, Too by Katherine Paterson. Admission is free. Seats are reserved for the performance at the Barrette Center for the Arts, so contact the Box Office to book.

PETE(HER) PAN, JR. – WORLD PREMIERE March 22-24Book by Melvin Tunstall III Music by Michael Thurber & Douglas LyonsLyrics by Douglas Lyons

This fully-produced musical is the classic legend of Peter Pan and Wendy as seen through the eyes of Wendy’s precocious and daring daughter Jane. Inspired by her mother’s stories of Neverland, Jane sets out to create an adventure of her own. Tickets are $25 for adults and $19 for students, available through the Box Office.

SPOT ON SERIESSpot On conversations dig deep into the themes found in select productions. Admission is free but seats are reserved, so contact the Box Office to book.

OSLO - September 23, 3:00-4:15 PMDEAR ELIZABETH - October 14, 3:00-4:15 PMVENUS RISING - February 3, 3:00-4:15 PM

OPENING NIGHT RECEPTIONSJoin us for a complimentary reception with the cast and crew in the Roesch Family Lobby following each opening night performance.

CELEBRITY SATURDAYSOn the second Saturday of each production, stay for a 20-minute conversation with the company follow-ing the evening performance.

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PERFORMANCE AND EVENT CALENDAR ON PAGES 16-23.

SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS SINGLE TICKET OPTIONS

Youth Ensemble Studio production of Yo, Vikings!Photo by Kata Sasvari

Ticket sales and tuitions cover only 45% of the work we do at Northern Stage. We rely on donations to provide world-class productions and programs that inspire all generations of theater lovers. We hope you will support Northern Stage as we continue to change lives, one story at a time.

If you already give to Northern Stage, we thank you! If you have yet to become a donor, we hope you will consider a tax-deductible donation to your theater.

Contact our Development Team for more information at [email protected] or (802) 296-7000 ext. 117

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OVER35,000 PEOPLE WILL ATTEND

6 MAINSTAGEPRODUCTIONS RUNNING FOR

191 PERFORMANCES

OVER 250EMPLOYEES HIRED EVERY YEAR, CONTRIBUTING TO THE ECONOMIC VITALITY OF DOWNTOWN WHITE RIVER JUNCTION AND THE TWIN STATE REGION

5,300 PEOPLEWILL UTILIZE OUR ACCESS PROGRAMS & SERVICES

12 NEW PLAYSWILL COME TO LIFE VIA AN OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE, A WORLD PREMIERE, NEW WORKS NOW READINGS, AND MORE

4,000 STUDENTSOF ALL AGES FROM AROUND THE REGIONWILL PARTICIPATE IN OUR 18 DISTINCT

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

GIFTS OF EVERY SIZE MATTER

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

PRODUCER’S CLUB

LEGACY SOCIETY

BESPOKE GIVINGGIFTS OF EVERY SIZE MATTERSupport Northern Stage by adding a donation to your ticket purchase, making an online gift, mailing a donor envelope, or becoming a member. However you like to give, we are here to help you make an impact on our shared community.

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLEAt Northern Stage, membership means more! With a gift of $500 or more, donors become part of our Director’s Circle - a family of supporters that ensures the long-term vitality of Northern Stage. Members are given access to Insider Events, ticketing benefits for annual gifts of $1500 and above, and so much more.

PRODUCER’S CLUBDesigned for businesses to engage in a phil-anthropic relationship with Northern Stage, Producer’s Club members demonstrate a com-mitment to civic leadership. Members receive publicity, access to Insider Events, and ticketing benefits, dependent on giving level. Introducing the PC Fan Pack, a new corporate membership level. Contact the Development Team for more information.

LEGACY SOCIETYOur Legacy Society honors donors who make a timeless commitment to change lives, one story at a time. By including a bequest or other planned gift to Northern Stage in their estate planning, Legacy Society members enjoy member privileges, tax benefits, and recognition now for their future gift.

BESPOKE GIVINGDesignate a gift toward your most deeply held passions and interests:

ACCESS FUND: We strive to be a theater for all. Help cover $75,000 in annual subsidies for our low-cost ticketing programs and the development of access programs.

ARTIST FUND: We bring world-class artists to the Upper Valley. Help offset $500,000 in salaries, travel, and housing for our visiting actors and designers.

EDUCATION FUND: We inspire, nurture, and challenge generations of theater lovers. Help offset $295,000 in educational and outreach program costs.

OPPORTUNITIES FUND: We take advantage of opportunities from the thrilling (Off-Broadway premiere) to the necessary (a new table saw). Help fund the $75,000 to $150,000 per year we spend on materials we need and opportunities too vital to pass up.

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OVER 250EMPLOYEES HIRED EVERY YEAR, CONTRIBUTING TO THE ECONOMIC VITALITY OF DOWNTOWN WHITE RIVER JUNCTION AND THE TWIN STATE REGION

5,300 PEOPLEWILL UTILIZE OUR ACCESS PROGRAMS & SERVICES

12 NEW PLAYSWILL COME TO LIFE VIA AN OFF-BROADWAY PREMIERE, A WORLD PREMIERE, NEW WORKS NOW READINGS, AND MORE

Photo by Heidi Reynolds

Will Stedina in Summer Musical Theater Intensive production of James and the Giant Peach Photo by Kata Sasvari

SSSTTTUUUDDDEEENNNTTT MMMAAATTTIIINNNEEEEEESSSOffered for select productions. Each student is admitted for $19, and every ten students admits one adult chaperone free of charge. Student matinees include post-show talkbacks and study guides for select productions.

YYYOOOUUUTTTHHH EEENNNSSSEEEMMMBBBLLLEEE SSSTTTUUUDDDIIIOOO (((YYYEEESSS)))Exceptional theater training for young people in grades 7-12. From September to May, students participate in group days at the theater, post-show discussions, master classes with main stage artists, and three performance projects.

YYYEEESSS,,, JJJRRR...Just like YES, but mini! This program for students in grades 4-6 runs December to March. Students participate in group days at the theater, master classes, post-show conversations, and rehearse and perform a one-week project in February.

SSSUUUMMMMMMEEERRR MMMUUUSSSIIICCCAAALLL TTTHHHEEEAAATTTEEERRR IIINNNTTTEEENNNSSSIIIVVVEEE (((SSSMMMTTTIII)))A by-audition training program designed for students in grades 7-12. Taught by industry veterans and culminating in a professionally-produced musical on the main stage.

TTTEEECCCHHHNNNIIICCCAAALLL AAAPPPPPPRRREEENNNTTTIIICCCEEE PPPRRROOOGGGRRRAAAMMM (((TTTAAAPPP)))Designed to train and inspire technical theater artists of the future. Students in grades 9-12 work with Northern Stage’s professional staff in all aspects of technical theater production from September through May and in conjunction with SMTI.

JJJUUUNNNEEE VVVAAACCCAAATTTIIIOOONNN CCCAAAMMMPPPSSSA perfect introduction to theater! These half-day camps for students in grades 1-7 will take place June 24-28. Classes focus on teamwork, self-confidence, and acting techniques.

BBBOOOOOOTTT CCCAAAMMMPPPThis intensive program provides in-depth training and one-on-one mentorship to high school juniors, seniors, and recent graduates who want to pursue a career in the arts and lack access to the resources to do so. Generously supported by the Pussycat Foundation.

BBBRRRIIIDDDGGGEEE UUUPPP::: TTTHHHEEEAAATTTEEERRR IIINNN TTTHHHEEE SSSCCCHHHOOOOOOLLLSSSBridgeUP brings professional teaching artists into area classrooms for a month-long residency and empowers students to speak Shakespeare’s language, perform songs, learn choreography, and embrace public performance. Generously supported by the Pussycat Foundation.

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Education and Artistic Outreach programs are generously supported by our Education Fund donors.

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Alicia Sanyal and Ensemblein SMTI production of

James and the Giant Peach Photos by Kata Sasvari

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Visit northernstage.org for more information. Join our e-newsletter to be alerted when registration opens for the public programs listed above.

EXCELLENCE We strive for world class in all we do.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT We are responsive to the desires of our community and speak to their truths, making Northern Stage indispensable in the lives of those we serve.

EDUCATIONWe teach, nurture, and inspire all generations of theater artists and theater lovers.

COLLABORATION We cultivate a work culture of support, integrity, and inspiration that propels our artists, administrators, and community partners to their highest achievements.

INNOVATIONWe steward emerging writers, embrace cutting- edge theater technology, and cultivate best practices in all aspects of the company.

INTIMACY We leverage the power of our 240-seat state-of-the-art venue and our location in a rural region to connect more deeply to our audiences.

RESPONSIBILITY We gather and carefully manage our resources to ensure a vital Northern Stage today, tomorrow, and for the future.

BBBOOOXXX OOOFFFFFFIIICCCEEE HHHOOOUUURRRSSSFrom September - May, the Box Office is open Tuesday - Friday from 10 AM - 4 PM and on performance days from 10 AM until showtime. Tickets may be purchased at northernstage.org or (802) 296-7000.

AAACCCCCCEEESSSSSSThe Barrette Center for the Arts features ground-floor access and seating options that do not require stairs. Assisted listening devices are also available. Please call the Box Office or visit our website for more information. Economic access pricing information on page 10.

GGGIIIFFFTTT CCCEEERRRTTTIIIFFFIIICCCAAATTTEEESSSGive the gift of live theater to your friends and family. Gift certificates are available in any amount and are valid for five years from the date of purchase. Contact the Box Office to purchase or for more information.

LLLIIIBBBRRRAAARRRYYY PPPAAARRRTTTNNNEEERRRSSSHHHIIIPPPA limited number of scripts, CDs, and complimen-tary ticket vouchers are available at participating libraries. Visit our website for a complete list of our Library Partners.

VVVOOOLLLUUUNNNTTTEEEEEERRR WWWIIITTTHHH UUUSSSOur volunteers are the very heart of Northern Stage. Opportunities are available to usher, distribute posters, cook meals for our cast and crew, and more. To volunteer, or for more infor-mation, contact the Box Office.

CCCOOONNNCCCEEESSSSSSIIIOOONNNSSSOur concessions counter serves sweet and savory snacks pre-show and during intermission. Concessions items provided by Jake’s Quechee Market for Oslo, Dear Elizabeth, Venus Rising, Buyer & Cellar, and Once, and operated by Skinny Pancake for Matilda The Musical.

PPPAAARRRKKKIIINNNGGGThere is a public parking lot behind the Barrette Center for the Arts, as well as free evening street parking in downtown White River Junction.

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All events take place at the Barrette Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted.Blackout Days/Holiday Pricing: Vouchers, discounts, and coupons are not valid on these dates; holiday pricing is in effect (see page 10 for details).

YES Performances / *Ticketed YES Performances Bread and Roses, Too performances are free

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Matilda2:00 PM

Matilda7:30 PM

28

Matilda7:30 PM

29

Matilda2:00 PM

Matilda7:30 PM

Insider Event: Matilda


30

Matilda2:00 PM

31

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DDDEEECCCEEEMMMBBBEEERRR


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Matilda2:00 PM

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Trick or Treatperformances

begin inNew York

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*New Works Now: New Play #17:30 PM T

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*New Works Now: New Play #2 2:00 PM T

*New Works Now: New Play #3 7:30 PM T

Insider Event: New Works Now Cocktails with the Company

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Insider Event: Venus Rising Script Club

12:00-2:00 PM

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Venus Rising7:30 PM Preview

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Venus Rising7:30 PM Preview

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JJJAAANNNUUUAAARRRYYY




All events take place at the Barrette Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted.Blackout Days/Holiday Pricing: Vouchers, discounts, and coupons are not valid on these dates; holiday pricing is in effect (see page 10 for details).


Blackout Days / Holiday Pricing


1

Artist Reception5:00-7:00 PM

Venus Rising 7:30 PM Preview

2

Venus Rising7:30 PM


3*Spot On:

Venus Rising 3:00-4:15 PM

Venus Rising 5:00 PM

4 5


$20 Tuesday

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Venus Rising 7:30 PM T

7



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Venus Rising 7:30 PM TCelebrity Saturday

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Insider Event: Buyer & Cellar

Script Club 6:30 - 8:00 PM

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Insider Event: DC1500+

Season Preview Party

5:00-7:00 PM


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Venus Rising2:00 PM


Insider Event: Venus Rising Cocktails with the Company

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EnCoreReception

4:00-5:00 PM


18 19

Insider Event: DC500

Season Preview Party

5:00-7:00 PM

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24

Trick or Treatcloses inNew York

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Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM Preview

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Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM Preview

– 21 –– 20 –

FFFEEEBBBRRRUUUAAARRRYYY


1

Buyer & Cellar

7:30 PM Preview

2

Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM Opening Night

Reception

3

Buyer& Cellar

5:00 PM

4 5

Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM$20 Tuesday

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Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM

7

Buyer& Cellar

2:00 PM

Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM

8

Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM

9

Insider Event: Pete(Her) Pan, Jr.

Script Club10:00 AM-12:00 PM

Buyer & Cellar 2:00 PM

Buyer & Cellar 7:30 PM T

Celebrity Saturday

10EnCore

Reception4:00-5:00 PM

Buyer& Cellar5:00 PM T

11 12Buyer

& Cellar 7:30 PM

13Buyer

& Cellar 7:30 PM

14Buyer

& Cellar 2:00 PM

Buyer& Cellar

7:30 PM

15Buyer

& Cellar 7:30 PM

16Buyer & Cellar

2:00 PMBuyer & Cellar

7:30 PM Insider Event: Buyer & Cellar


17Buyer

& Cellar 5:00 PM

18 19 20 21 22Pete(Her) Pan, Jr.

6:30 PM

23Pete(Her) Pan, Jr.

11:00 AM

Pete(Her) Pan, Jr. 4:00 PM

24Pete(Her) Pan, Jr.

11:00 AM

Pete(Her) Pan, Jr. 4:00 PM

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31Insider Event:

OnceScript Club

12:00-2:00 PM

– 21 –– 20 –

MMMAAARRRCCCHHH




All events take place at the Barrette Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted.


YES Performances


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ArtistReception

5:00-7:00 PM

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7

Insider Event: Once

Invited Tech3:00-4:00 PM

8 9 10

Once7:30 PM Preview

2019-2020Subscriptions

On Sale

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Once7:30 PM Preview

12

Once7:30 PM Preview

13

Once7:30 PM


14

Once5:00 PM

15 16

Once7:30 PM

$20 Tuesday

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Once7:30 PM

18

Once2:00 PM

Once7:30 PM

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Once7:30 PM

20

Once2:00 PM

Once 7:30 PM TCelebrity Saturday

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Once10:00 AM T

Student Matinee

Once7:30 PM

25

Once2:00 PM

Once 7:30 PM

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Once7:30 PM

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Once2:00 PM

Once 7:30 PM

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EnCoreReception

4:00-5:00 PM

Once5:00 PM T

29 30

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AAAPPPRRRIIILLL


1

Once10:00 AM T

Student Matinee

Once7:30 PM

2

Once2:00 PM

Once7:30 PM

3

Once7:30 PM

4

Once2:00 PM

Once7:30 PM

5

Once5:00 PM

6 7

Once7:30 PM

8

Once7:30 PM

9

Once2:00 PM

Once7:30 PM

10

Once7:30 PM

11

Once2:00 PM

Once7:30 PM

12

Once5:00 PM

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Once7:30 PM

15

Once7:30 PM

16

Once2:00 PM

Once7:30 PM

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Once7:30 PM

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Once2:00 PM

Once 7:30 PM

Insider Event: Once


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Once5:00 PM

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– 23 –– 22 –

MMMAAAYYY




All events take place at the Barrette Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted.Blackout Days: Vouchers, discounts, and coupons are not valid on these dates.


Blackout Days

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