GREEN VALLEY RECREATION, INC. GVR LIVE! 2016/2017

PERFORMING ARTS SEASON Table of Contents Special Event Series Season Calendar 2 Ticket Refund/Exchange Policy 24 November 10 7 p.m. – Letters Home ...... 21 Welcome ...... 3 General Information ...... 24-25 December 3 7 p.m. – This Wonderful Life ...... 22

Performances & Special Events 4-22 Ticket Order Form Details 25 February 11 7 p.m. – Jon Reep 22 GVR LIVE! 2016/2017 PERFORMING ARTS SEASON Ticket & Box Office Information . . .23 Ways To Order / Seating Map 26 Welcome to the GVR Live! 2016/2017 Performing Arts Season! Season Tickets ...... 23 Season Ticket Order Form . . . . 27-28 We invite you to join us for another exciting celebration of arts and entertainment in Green Valley. We GVR Live! 2016/2017 Performing Arts Season Calendar gathered an extraordinary collection of artists and performances to create our most ambitious season yet! October 20 6 p.m. – Cocktails in the Courtyard with Jarabe Mexicano . . . . . 3 GVR Live! is proud to present the legendary musical group, The Drifters, as they travel the country on their historic reunion tour. Country music superstar, Pam Tillis, comes to town to perform her favorite 27 7 p.m. – The Drifters 4 hits with her acoustic trio. GVR Live! brings back Billy McGuigan with his newest rock-n-roll revue November 1 7 p.m. – L. A. Theatre Works Judgment at Nuremberg ...... 5 created just for Green Valley audiences. This season also includes incredible tributes to the The Eagles and the great singer/songwriter Carole King. And back by popular demand, Broadway legend Franc 8 7 p.m. – Hotel California A Salute to the Eagles 6 D’Ambrosio and Masters of Soul also return to the West Center stage for encore performances. 15 7 p.m. – Bria Skonberg ...... 7 We are extremely proud of our continuing partnership with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. Last December 1 7 p.m. – Tapestry: A Tribute to Carole King 9 season, the TSO shared insight into their various programs and performances through preshow discussions. We are pleased to announce that these discussions will, once again, be offered to our 6 7 p.m. – Riders in the Sky Salute Roy Rogers: King of the Cowboys . 10 patrons to enhance the wonderful musicianship that TSO brings to our stage. 13 6:30 p.m. – Home for the Holidays with the TSO ...... 10 With every GVR Live! season, we hope to provide an outstanding arts experience that will enhance the 31 7 p.m. – Velvet Caravan ...... 11 lives of our community members. We see arts and entertainment, not only as a way to entertain, but as January 12 7 p.m. – Andrea Bocelli Live in Central Park (Revisited) ...... 12 a way to contribute to the well-being of those we serve. A vibrant arts program contributes to a vibrant society with emotional connections to the people and the world around us. It is these connections that 17 7 p.m. – Papa Doo Run Run ...... 12 promote good citizenship and camaraderie within our community and makes Green Valley a wonderful 26 7 p.m. – The Revelers ...... 13 place to live. February 2 6:30 p.m. – Schubert, Mozart & Strauss: 3 Major Works with the TSO . . 13 Thank you for being a GVR Live! patron. We look forward to sharing another wonderful arts and entertainment season with you. 7 7 p.m. – Billy McGuigan’s Rock Revue: Music from the 50s & 60s . . .14 16 7 p.m. – Ethel with Robert Mirabal The River ...... 15 21 7 p.m. – An Acoustic Evening with Pam Tillis ...... 16 March 2 6:30 p.m. – Tucson Symphony Orchestra presents Youthful Exuberance from Mozart & Dvorák 17 7 7 p.m. – Caladh Nua ...... 17 14 7 p.m. – The Hands of Liberace starring Philip Fortenberry 18 21 7 p.m. – Franc D’Ambrosio’s Broadway ...... 19 28 7 p.m. – Masters of Soul ...... 19 GVR LIVE! 2016/2017 PERFORMING ARTS SEASON ARTS PERFORMING 2016/2017 LIVE! GVR April 11 6:30 p.m. – Oh, The Places You’ll Go! with the TSO ...... 20 Kent J. Blumenthal, Ph.D., CAE Julie Vance, CPP, CPAE CEO, Green Valley Recreation, Inc. Senior Recreation Supervisor

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Members $34/$30, Guests $37/$33, General Public $42/$38. Members $34/$30, Guests The Drifters The 27 October Thursday, 7 p.m. “Dance Goes My Baby,” “There Moment,” Magic “This “Under the Boardwalk,” “Up on the Roof,” one Drifters, of hits goes on and on. The Me”… the list by “Stand Harlem,” “Spanish with Me,” in their inception Since U.S. the touring again is once groups vocal founding Roll’s & of Rock than 5 which included no less journey, on a historical embarked have Drifters the early 50s, The E. King. and Ben McPhatter Clyde Hall of Famers & Roll including Rock legendary lead singers, & Roll. spectrum of Rock the entire has covered ongoing musical story group’s The & Blues music with Rhythm into string instruments to include group musical the first were They to sell musical group the first were They Goes My Baby.” “There their hauntingly beautiful song, African American the first were They “Up on the Roof.” with their pop classic, million records two the inductees with fellow Along Hall of Fame. & Roll the Rock into be inducted to group vocal of class in the first were Drifters The Bob Dylan and the Supremes, Beatles, the Stones, Rolling “Under the Boardwalk” classic Their the Hall of Fame. into be initiated to legends & Roll Rock such historic been penned by songs have Their of all time. R & B record played is the most On this and Phil Spector. King, Jerry Goffen Carol Stoller, & Mike as Jerry Leiber songwriters of their 50 monumental celebration a for their roots to return Drifters The tour, reunion historic musical catalogue. year with Jarabe Mexicano Jarabe with

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6 p.m. Thursday, October 20 October Thursday, 6 p.m. in the Arts Season with Cocktails Performing of the GVR Live! 2016/2017 a celebration Join us for and the lively features courtyard Center West in GVR’s under the stars evening This Courtyard. of the U.S. this summer under the auspices Mexico Touring Mexicano. eclectic music of Jarabe traditional to the Spanish reference its name from takes Mexicano Jarabe Department of State, and of their backgrounds the diversity incorporates ensemble of mariachi music. The forms Huapangos, Sones, Boleros, includes traditional that repertoire Latin a vast into musical training and American Standards. Doo Wop, Cumbias, Reggae, as contemporary as well and Rancheras from wide audiences, to of this musical fusion appeals nostalgia and festive dynamic energy The of the Mexican Celebration Day the Independence at appearance adults. A recent to children dancing along with the with attendees response, with a typical enthusiastic met Consulate musical rhythms. compelling (some beverages with dancing and complimentary evening this festive to invited are All patrons Arts Season. Performing the opening of the GVR Live! 2016/2017 celebrate apply) to restrictions public. and the general members, guests holders, GVR ticket season is open to event This Cocktails in the in Courtyard Cocktails OCTOBER 4 NOVEMBER 7 Members $36/$32, Guests $39/$35, General Public $44/$40 Members $36/$32, Guests $39/$35, General Public Hotel California A Salute California toHotel the Eagles 8 November Tuesday, 7 p.m. A Salute to the Eagles California Hotel of filling with the intent founded was The of the breakup left by the void their blending By Eagles in 1982. musical talents, and vocal extraordinary and accurately faithfully California Hotel Eagles the sound of The reproduces while recreating recordings studio sound which undeniably a classic R & the boundaries of Rock, transcends band, comprised The B, and Country. multi-talented respected, of five a dynamic and presents professionals, saluting the music of The show exciting whose music Eagles, a super group power a staying have to has proven claim. Finally, bands can lay few that again, experience can, once audiences and magic of this timeless the energy has been one of California music. Hotel acts in the world sought after the most a year. 150 shows over and performs showcase is an exciting Each concert It Eagles hits including, “Take of The and “Hotel “Heartache Tonight,” Easy,” releases as newer as well California,” of all audiences to music is appealing timeless This Us Alive.” Keep Will It” “Love and “Get Over California Join Hotel generation. the hearts of every ages, bringing back memories and touching hair and your wind in the cool feel a dark desert highway, a trip down take to you invite as they defined a generation. that sounds Award-winning the Grammy experience General Public $48/$44 Members $40/$36, Guests $43/$39,

L. Judgment Nurembergat A. Works Theatre 1 November Tuesday, 7 p.m. the commemorates As the world War of World anniversary 75th to continues II, and as politics human rights and social infiltrate L.A. worldwide, issues justice one of the tours Works Theatre of the last dramas courtroom great . Judgment at Nuremberg century: Judgment teleplay, Originally a riveting at Nuremberg became an Academy play stage a film and Award-winning is both surprising and unsettling. that the American-led tribunals Ostensibly, those prosecute to formed were crimes committed of war accused Gypsies, Jews, against during WWII people who were homosexuals, handicapped, mentally and physically the to inferior and those considered But the themes explored Race. Aryan and much broader cover in the play can compassion how deeper ground: the rule of law; to secondary become compromised human rights are how and how during times of conflict; in dealing with a role politics plays today. relevant remain that genocide – issues crimes be How can indefensible Judgment at Nuremberg poses a number of difficult questions: and vicious crimes against immoral enforce the law, to committed does a judge, How defended? be lenient on the to the courts did America pressure of WWII, in the aftermath Why, humanity? clash with interests policy America do when our foreign does what And, critically, defendants? In this absorbing and complex and the pursuit of happiness? liberty, in life, beliefs our stated the backdrop against game out their high-stakes play characters of unforgettable a cast drama, and the shocking and vivid memories of the shifting political alliances, War, of a looming Cold II. War and World Holocaust NOVEMBER 6 DECEMBER 9 Members $34/$30, Guests $37/$33, General Public $42/$38 Members $34/$30, Guests $37/$33, General Public Tapestry: A Tribute to Carole King A Tribute Tapestry: 1 December Thursday, 7 p.m. in singer-songwriter female and revered successful the most King is without question Carole 1000 artists, over by recorded been have than 400 of her compositions More pop music history. the for Me Tomorrow” Love You include: “Will in 100 hit singles. On the short list resulting (#1 and #2 hits); in 1961 Vee Bobby Him” for and “Run to of My Baby” Good Care Shirelles;“Take (#1 in 1962); Little Eva for Loco-Motion” (#6 in 1962); “The Brothers Everly “Crying in the Rain” for (#5 in 1963); Chiffons The for Day” (#5 in 1962); “One Fine Drifters “Up on the Roof” the The for with written in My Life” Once Hermits (#13 in 1964); “Just Herman’s Something Good” for “I’m Into Animals The for Bring Me Down” (#9 in 1965); and “Don’t Brothers Righteous The for Phil Spector (#12 in 1966). of the key winning all three the pinnacle, King to took album “Tapestry” that her 1971 It was as as well Song and Album of the Year, Record, for Awards Grammy than 25 million units sold, “Tapestry” more With Vocalist. Female Best century, a quarter for artist a female album by the best-selling remained gold albums. and seven other platinum three amass on to and King went the glorious sound recreates King faithfully Carole to Tribute Tapestry: with memories of the audiences your leaving King concert, of a Carole Got a Friend,” including “You’ve and recorded, music she wrote great the Earth Move” “I Feel Away,” “So Far Late,” Too “It’s Woman,” “Natural musical about Broadway the title song of the mega-hit and “Beautiful,” revered and honored, prolific, most and times of one of America’s the life singer-songwriters. General Public $34/$30 Guests $29/$25, Members $26/$22,

in swampy New Orleans grooves, Orleans grooves, New in swampy creating a style all her own rooted rooted all her own a style creating and percussion world featuring worldwide adventure, she is adventure, worldwide of America. the Jazz Foundation of classic jazz and pursuit of of classic soul-influenced contemporary Best known for her knowledge her knowledge for known Best vocals. Her debut American release, Her debut American release, vocals. percent of all proceeds go to support go to of all proceeds percent “So Is the Day” peaked at #7 on the at peaked “So Is the Day” innovating while honoring tradition. while honoring tradition. innovating Released on Random Act Records, 10 Records, on Random Act Released U.S. jazz charts and features an all- jazz charts and features U.S. Scott Robinson. Skonberg focuses on focuses Skonberg Robinson. Scott Victor Goines and Wycliffe Gordon. Gordon. Goines and Wycliffe Victor star ensemble, including John Pizzarelli, including John Pizzarelli, ensemble, star Wycliffe Gordon, Bucky Pizzarelli and Pizzarelli Bucky Gordon, Wycliffe the likes of Nicholas Payton, Anat Cohen, Cohen, Anat of Nicholas Payton, the likes

Hailing from Chilliwack, British Columbia, and now living in New York City, award-winning award-winning City, York living in New now and British Columbia, Chilliwack, Hailing from and versatile be one of the most is “poised to Bria Skonberg trumpeter/vocalist/composer Association Jazz Journalists’ a 2013 She has earned of her generation.” imposing musicians Magazine’s and is included in Downbeat Year” of The Jazz Artist “Up and Coming for nomination age big band singer at as a professional got her start Skonberg 2013. for Poll Critics’ Rising Star North all over artist a bandleader and guest as performed since 16 doubling on trumpet, and has ago she has appeared years three York arriving in New China, and Japan. Since America, Europe, among Iridium, and Dizzy’s The Birdland, Space, halls and clubs such as Symphony in concert Bria Skonberg Bria 15 November Tuesday, 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 8 DECEMBER 11

Members $40, Guests $43, General Public $48 to event. Patrons are welcome to bring their own adult beverages to this event. to event. Patrons are welcome to bring their own adult beverages (520) 625-0288. Table reservations do not guarantee a specific table or location. (520) 625-0288. Table reservations do not guarantee a specific Patrons will be seated at tables for this performance. Seating is general admission. Patrons will be seated at tables for this performance. Seating is Table reservations are available for parties of eight by calling the GVR Box Office at Table reservations are available for parties of eight by calling the Assorted desserts and a champagne toast offered at this performance, compliments of GVR. compliments of at this performance, offered and a champagne toast desserts Assorted Gluten free desserts available upon request. Requests must be received at least one week prior Gluten free desserts available upon request. Requests must be New Year’s Eve with Velvet Caravan Velvet with Eve Year’s New 31 December Saturday, 7 p.m. is a high-energy, Caravan Velvet styles, Swing and Latin Swing Jazz/Gypsy in the Gypsy Rooted One of the and keys. accordion percussion, bass, standup violin, of guitar, quintet acoustic-based all over tunes from upbeat the band plays music scene, burgeoning Savannah’s shining lights of the eclectic together sense of humor. Bringing virtuosity and relentless with thunderous the world Iowa, Serbia, Austin, Venezuela, from musicians of super talented crew a motley sounds are and Georgia. Boston, has grown Caravan Velvet informal a somewhat from which combo instrumental enthusiastic drew routinely raucous at followers and loyal a to and bar gigs restaurant touring and admired respected in as comfortable act that’s room listening an attentive they hall as concert or large nightclub. in a crowded are unique Caravan’s Velvet subtly shift musical ability to gears without sacrificing their and as composers integrity indeed. is rare performers in an has resulted This at are as they drinkers dazzling jaded cocktail at as successful just that’s group envelope-pushing hall. concert of serious music aficionados in a whisper-quiet attention the rapt commanding successful be a creative, goal is to “Our ultimate their musical aspirations: describes band best The puts on one hell of a show.” music and great makes band that and ever-evolving New This ring in 2017! as we night of entertainment an exciting celebrate to Caravan Join Velvet hell of a show.” be “one to promises Caravan with Velvet GVR at Celebration Eve Year’s

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$41/$37, General Public $46/$42 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 13 December Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. p.m. Performance begins at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Preshow lecture begins at 6:30 in the put you to guaranteed and seasonal classics favorites will ring with holiday Center West of cherished a program for spirit! Join Michael Hall and the TSO holiday the sing along with to the chance and, of course, favorites holiday back by Also, carols! favorite on your TSO Santa Claus Great popular demand – The Contest! Look-alike with the Tucson the with Tucson Home the for Holidays OrchestraSymphony Join Riders in the Sky for a thrilling ride to thrilling ride to a for Sky Join Riders in the western iconic salute as they yesteryear the Rogers, Roy music and TV star movie, This “King of the Cowboys.” undisputed audience- features romp western exciting that career long Roy’s from friendly favorites Bill,” “Pecos Me In,” include “Don’t Fence also show The and more. Trails” “Happy and Sons of the Evans Dale Trigger, with moments on screen greatest Roy’s film clips of features Ranger Doug, Hayes! Sidekick of ‘Em All” – Gabby Greatest “The to Pioneers along with a tribute from life about Roy’s fun facts some biographical provides historian, signing cowboy preeminent beloved most one of Hollywood’s to Duck Run, Ohio, from Slye his humble beginnings as Leonard entertainers. western of musicians and on a generation and his influence stars, Riders in the Sky Rogers: Salute Roy theKingof Cowboys 6 December Tuesday, 7 p.m. DECEMBER 10 JANUARY-FEBRUARY 13 The Revelers The 26 January Thursday, 7 p.m. who combine super group a Louisiana are Revelers The a into and zydeco blues Cajun, country, swamp-pop, from only come could that music of roots tonic powerful each in high are As individuals, they Louisiana. southwest T-Bone with recorded and performed demand having Frank, Preston Ronstadt, Linda Merchant, Burnett, Natalie Duhks, Cedric the Diabate, Mamadou Mouton, Walter they As a group name a few. O’Brien, to and Tim Watson, can only be and depth that with a sense of empathy play together. of making music years after fostered the in coast to coast their mission taken have Revelers The their Denmark, to to Ireland from the world around and U.S. of this depth La. The in Lafayette, Festival Black Pot own the digging deeper into from band has only developed and emerging Louisiana of Southwest traditions dancehall Members $26/$22, Guests $29/$25, General Public $34/$30 Members $26/$22, Guests Members $38/$34, Guests $41/$37, General Public $46/$42 6:30 p.m. Thursday, February 2 February Thursday, 6:30 p.m. p.m. Performance begins at 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Preshow lecture begins at 6:30 Valley! in Green concert his first conducts José Luis Gomez Director Music TSO Schubert, by of major works opens a program overture short, happy Haydn’s with its Unfinished,” “The Eighth Symphony, Schubert’s and Strauss. Mozart its for of audiences opening has long been a favorite recognizable immediately music it leaves movements, only two With melodies and high drama. expansive 33, moving No. Symphony been. Mozart’s have could what wondering lovers is sounds, happy then back to ominous overtones to cheerful outbursts from works, introspective more Strauss’ One of Richard favorite. another audience the after the day completed sums up the program: “Metamorphosen,” with hope and pain is intertwined House, Opera of the Vienna destruction of human existence. optimism, the essence Schubert, MozartStrauss: & 3 Major Works Orchestra Symphony Tucson with an arsenal we call Louisiana Jukebox Music. The Revelers have embraced that musical truth in a that embraced have Revelers Music. The Jukebox call Louisiana with an arsenal we are styles and wide-ranging blurred, and original are traditional between — the lines bands have few way the board. across musical virtuosity and an impressive performance cohesive an extremely honed into Members $32/$28, Guests $35/$31, General Public $40/$36 Members $32/$28, Guests Members $34/$30, Guests $37/$33, General Public $42/$38 Members $34/$30, Guests $37/$33, General Public

7 p.m. Tuesday, January 17 Tuesday, 7 p.m. their forte Doo Run Run, quickly discovered band, Papa legendary California in 1965, the now Formed and, from Jan & Dean surf music icons, sound led them to That the Beach Boys! sounded like – they the J&D to from graduated In the 80s, Papa America with the duo. North toured Papa 1976-1980, decades. two the next band throughout of that with members and recorded and toured Beach Boys, breaking ground Their 1 in California. No. School” reached Your To 40 hit “Be True Top 1975 Papa’s 17 and earned the band a no. at the Billboard Hot 100 Chart onto exploded Project” CD “California includes all and their show a year 100 dates over Doo Run Run performs Papa Nomination. Grammy re- a special emphasis on their award-winning with hits of the 60s and 70s, Rock Classic the great hits. of Beach Boys creation Papa Doo Run Doo Run Papa Andrea Bocelli Live inAndrea BocelliLive Central Park (Revisited) 12 January Thursday, 7 p.m. filled with was Park of Central Lawn the Great 16, 2011, On September Andrea all time, of tenors beloved most of one the adoring fans 60,000 Philharmonic under the direction York the New by Accompanied Bocelli. of Hurricane Maria could the rains even Alan Gilbert, not of the great some of the biggest night of music. Joined by dampen this spectacular bursting the night was scenes, music the pop and classical of both stars extravaganza,” “pop culture hits. A of Bocelli’s treasured with the sounds many Botti, and Bennet, Chriss Dion, Tony along with Celine Bocelli, Opera of the grandest parks into urban and renowned remarkable one of the most others transformed that evening in an arenas, concert of and the flashiest venues, opulent of theatre houses, the most series. Join internationally concert Park Central York City and the great the magic of New exemplified this recreate as they Lundstedt and Heather Lessack Lee Hawkins, performers Jonathan celebrated Say to “Time Prayer,” “The as, “La Donna Mobile,” such favorites performing evening, awe-inspiring Dorma.” and “Nessun Goodbye” JANUARY 12 FEBRUARY 15 Members $32/$28, Guests $35/$31, General Public $40/$36 Members $32/$28, Guests $35/$31, General Public Ethel with guest artist guest River Ethel The with RobertMirabal 16 February Thursday, 7 p.m. the to dedicated ceremonies by inspired collaboration six-year a deeply successful Continuing time builder and three American musician, instrument Native Mirabal, sun, Ethel pairs with Robert experience. concert cross-cultural of the evolution their next present Award-winner, Grammy on in life role and its essential as the embodiment of spirit, this time is water inspiration The timeless evokes and ritual that of music, narrative, is immersed in a flow audience Earth. The these master by As delivered musical artistry. contemporary through American traditions Native ecstatic. even is breathtaking, the effect performers, created song and storytelling, virtuosity, in instrumental journey is an integral program The sacred and still, rushing rapids An Kha Na to Peace Calls, through From this event. uniquely for us all. In of The River, which connects the magic and majestry evoke Ethel and Mirabal spaces, original musical brought artists each of the Pueblo, home on the Taos Mirabal’s at together retreat own An Kha Na, his tribal Wi- Mirabal’s to the group: with special significance or poetic works Rana- Gat’te, Ralph Farris’ Lawson’s Wa, Kip Jones’ Tuvan Ride, Jay-Red and Tsoma, Dorothy and coyotes came and went, storms the door, rushed past Run and Waterfall. As the Pueblo River and layers contributing and depth, each player in scope grew in the night, the pieces howled Nigeria, India, Morocco, Ecuador, Mexico, Arizona, Hawaii, from drawn were insights. Influences sum, the sound is dazzling, and the spirit full of Georgia. In Japan, and Soviet Mongolia, Tibet, raised. will find its heart healed and hope audience Every and gratitude. love, generosity, : Guests $31/$27, Tuesday, February 7 February Tuesday, Members $28/$24,

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7 p.m. Billy McGuigan (Rave sensation, touring National Today, Rock Legends) returns On!, Yesterday and and developed with a show Valley Green to Billy McGuigan patrons! GVR’s for just customized 10 the past North America for has been touring out countless sold have and his shows years, office box broken and have performances the country. across theaters in six records with included playing highlights have Career Grammy and lead guitarist Buddy Holly’s and Rockabilly Allsup, winner Tommy Award and “Rave of “Oh, Boy!” and writer Hall of Famer new brand Billy McGuigan’s West. Sonny On,” from on a journey the audience Rock Revue takes of Elvis, Buddy Holly and The and roll rock the 50’s 60s of the Rolling the psychedelic to Brothers Everly Janis Joplin and Franklin, Aretha Beatles, The Stones, will hit all the 50s, the show in Starting more! many music ever decades of the greatest two from favorites Billy McGuigan, ending in 1969. made, who the Chicago Sun Times and innovative called an “iconic an by will be backed performer,” musicians band of incredible all-star who will thrill audiences! Billy McGuigan’s Rock Revue Music from the 50s& 60s FEBRUARY 14 MARCH 17

Members $38/$34, Guests $41/$37, General Public $46/$42 Members $38/$34, Guests Tuesday, March 7 March Tuesday, Members $28/$24, Guests $31/$27, General Public $36/$32 Members $28/$24, Guests $31/$27, General Public Tucson Symphony Orchestra Orchestra Symphony Tucson Exuberancepresents Youthful from Mozart & Dvorák 2 March Thursday, 6:30 p.m. begins at 6:30 p.m. p.m. Preshow lecture Doors open at 6 at 7:30 p.m. Performance begins who Season! Anyone to the MasterWorks finale A buoyant hearing the opening “Amadeus” will enjoy the hit film saw Amadeus Mozart’s Wolfgang old it – 17-year music from a newlywed was Dvořák Antonín 25. No. brilliant Symphony day this to works popular one of his most and it remains Strings for Serenade when he wrote 4 is one of his No. Brasileiras Lobos’ Bachianas Villa melody. memorable because of its beautiful, with elements of Brazilian of writing style fusing the Baroque as suites written nine compositions Conductor. Lehninger, Marcelo Bravo! folk. Caladh Nua 7 p.m. of song and singers, of music and as a land has been embraced Ireland history, Throughout and the sounds by and nurtured been inspired have centuries for who musicians; men and women Nua Caladh that heart of this musical island the traditional It is from nature. of her windblown swells the world. into released and born, raised was to be disrespectful thing would a haphazard was meeting and formation Caladh Nua’s say To and versatile talented supremely Nua’s and music. Each of Caladh history of Ireland’s the ghosts the band Collectively, gone before. of those who have legacy members carry with them the musical their origins deeply of musicians with group talented and staggeringly vibrant, is a tightly-knit, and singers musicians versatile of five Comprising of Ireland. in the Southern counties rooted to tin whistle to bodhran fiddle and guitar to banjo from of instruments, a wide selection playing music and Irish qualities of traditional the essential has captured the band accordion, and button styling. them finely with an innovative balanced to of Irish music spark and future both the history influences, collective Caladh Nua’s Through modern to hauntingly delivered vocals airs and plaintive slow From verve. with a charismatic life the music of their Caladh Nua delivers with virtuosity and spell-binding flair, played arrangements of haunting repertoire a vast Performing the future. into seamlessly carrying it forward heritage, ensemble on the rise. Irish tunes, Caladh Nua is a young songs and evocative

An Evening Acoustic with Pam Tillis 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 21 February Tuesday, 7 p.m. Tillis Pam Music Royalty, As the child of Country find her age to a young from determined was singer and songwriter. in music as a way own and much soul-searching, starts false many After an honest make to made the commitment Tillis In My album “Put Yourself The record. country singles, Five Top #1 hits, two yielded two Place” year the 20 hits, and in its first and one Top with followed Tillis gold. certified album was “Homeward albums on Arista platinum three in Dance” “Sweethearts Angel” in 1992, Looking Tillis 1997. Hits” in “Greatest 1994, and an Arista including during this time, six #1 songs achieved “When Loca,” “Mi Vida the Sugar Tree,” “Shake Dances,” “In Between Room,” In The Walk You It Was Do” and “Maybe To What Me “Don’t Tell other singles landed Memphis” while 14 of Tillis’ Members $36/$32, Guests $39/$35, General Public $44/$40 Members $36/$32, Guests $39/$35, General Public

in the Top 10 and Top 20. and Top 10 in the Top Grand of The member and is a proud York in New of Broadway on the stages She has performed CMA award being a three-time moments are award memorable most Some of Pam’s Ole Opry. and being nominated Award, of the Year Vocalist Female 1994’s winner including the prestigious Memphis” It Was “Maybe for Performance Vocal Country Female Best Grammy’s multiple times for Gone” (1998). the Good Ones are (1996) and “All Loca” “Mi Vida (1993), have results the soul. The speak from on writing and cutting songs that insisted has always Tillis that experience you’ll In this performance painful beauty. an almost emanate that been records that sing at she is meant to what singing exactly Tillis Pam from comes of delight that feeling currently and is decade of her career, in the third shine brightly to continues star moment. Tillis’ Morgan. partner, tour as with her current as well on her own extensively touring FEBRUARY 16 MARCH 19

General Public $44/$40 Guests $39/$35, Members $36/$32, Members $32/$28, Guests $35/$31, General Public $40/$36 Members $32/$28, Guests Tuesday, March 21 March Tuesday, 28 March Tuesday, is a celebration of the legendary songs and performers that defined Motown and defined Motown that of the legendary songs and performers Masters of Soul is a celebration of a generation artists of the iconic the music and careers celebrates performance soul music. The the TFC features The show of popular music. on the history influence who had such a profound and Diana Ross Pips, Marvin Gaye, Knight & The Gladys Temptations, The hits by Band performing memory down stroll the ultimate will take Audiences more. and many Tops the Four Supremes, The of the many by made famous harmonies and smooth moves the incredible relive lane as they acts of all time. recording greatest Franc D’Ambrosio’s Broadway D’Ambrosio’s Franc 7 p.m. portrayal his impressive for known best D’Ambrosio is Franc Award- Tony Webber’s Lloyd in Andrew of the “Phantom” Affectionately of the Opera.” Phantom “The winning musical, was D’Ambrosio Mask,” of The Man as the “Iron known Running Longest “World’s as the the distinction awarded also includes an Academy resume D’Ambrosio’s Phantom.” Award-nominated an Emmy film, Award-nominated Award-nominated time Tony a four show, television and a considerations, Grammy two show, Broadway nomination. Award Theatre National with this critically the world has toured D’Ambrosio his sharing with audiences one-man show acclaimed share to stage Center the West to returns D’Ambrosio and his amazing talent. of Broadway love Broadway is a audiences. Valley again, with Green talent, once and amazing his beautiful voice White on the “Great played have that shows well-known many of songs from collection wonderful Todd) (Sweeney I’m Around” and “Not While (42nd Street) of Broadway” “Lullaby From Way.” “Les from “Bring Him Home” Miserables’ “Music of the Night” and Les magic of Phantom’s the to of Broadway and stories bring the music and style voice signature D’Ambrosio’s Miserables,” life. to theater Masters Soul of 7 p.m. General Public $32/$28 Members $24/$20, Guests $27/$23,

starring Philip Fortenberry Philip Hands starring The Liberace of 14 March Tuesday, 7 p.m. pianists premiere one of America’s by performed of Liberace The Hands of Liberace is a celebration the at time in residency about Fortenberry’s Hear stories and screen. stage of Philip Fortenberry recruited he was and then how years many for weekly he played where Museum in Las Vegas Liberace was he where Damon, Matt starring Michael Douglas and film “Behind the Candelabra” the HBO’s for is full of beautiful evening The the film. for all of the piano music Douglas playing the hands for literally himself. Liberace by music played famous some of the most with mixed and intriguing stories is a Fortenberry of musical genres, wide range a encompass styles whose artist As a versatile the for conductor and associate the pianist He was career. with an equally expansive performer Musician on as Best Award Ghostlight him the inaugural which earned musical, “Rocky,” Broadway the by presented Musical Excellence for Award Encore with the 2014 honored He was Broadway. in of Music degree holds a Master Fortenberry Miss., of Columbia, School of the Arts. A native Nevada of pursuing his doctorate and is currently City University Jersey New from piano performance classical of Nevada. the University Musical Arts at Theater, the Luxor at “Hairspray” for conductor the associate was Fortenberry of Las Vegas, A resident music extravaganza, of the rock and the North American premiere Bay, Mandalay “Mamma Mia!” at Museum the Liberace at residence artist-in the featured He was Las Vegas. Paris at You” Rock Will “We solo critically acclaimed Fortenberry’s and Me.” “Liberace his one-man show, he performed where the Jazz at Cabaret sold out houses at for play to continues the Piano,” Man at “The concert, cabaret Paris at Boys” of “Jersey conductor the associate Arts. He is currently the Performing for Smith Center Las Vegas. MARCH 18 SPECIAL EVENT SERIES - NOVEMBER 21 Members $28/$24, Guests $31/$27, General Public $36/$32 Members $28/$24, Guests $31/$27, General Public Letters Home 10 November Thursday, 7 p.m. with this inspiring our country who serve the men and women to tribute GVR Live! pays to audiences event allows Day Veteran’s This special Company. Theatre Griffin by production their eyes. of a soldier through the life witness bringing to by and center front & Iraq in Afghanistan wars Letters Home puts the current Company’s Theatre Griffin soldiers serving in the Middle East. by written actual letters life and Wrote” They Things Article “The Op-Ed Times York the New by inspired was production and correspondence and uses letters Home,” Letters “Last the subsequent HBO documentary Military America’s From Home “Letters the Front,” from “Voices books, Schaeffer’s Frank from a audiences gives without politicizing, play, The Faith.” of Our Sons” and “Keeping “Faith Family,” critically was initial production The in the ongoing war. of the soldier experience portrait powerful Play.” New “Outstanding for Award a Joseph Jefferson for nominated and was acclaimed includes soldiers, the piece from are all the letters implies that Although the title of the play were letters important. These being no less parents, from a small number of correspondence training, deployment, of the disorientation difficult of circumstances; under the most written and duties in Afghanistan and occupation ones and combat, and loved family from separation beside the person standing the belief that voices; their diverse unite One theme seems to Iraq. and what for the audience—patriotism also help define They are. than you important is more you social responsibility, compassion, acts of bravery, through today, our country serve it means to a generation to a voice gives the production Collectively and brotherhood. sense of community being still are that reasons for in Iraq, war and to in Afghanistan terror against war to went that the reveals the play importantly, More today. fighting and dying still and who are debated fighting it. men and women of the the eyes as seen through lies within the war humanity that Another way GVR is reaching out to the out to reaching is GVR Another way conduct our performers having is by community school local area at and lectures workshops their share artists experienced These students. and talents through experience knowledge, hands on demonstrations, performance-based the them to expose to and lectures workshops, a greater foster field and arts and entertainment also arts. GVR the performing for appreciation and workshops customize to with educators works students. will benefit that presentations opportunities to other is seeking many GVR organizations of community partner with a variety help enrich that and lectures workshops hosting by to you invite We as a whole. our community in the arts. interest about your GVR contact

Guests $41/$37, Members $38/$34, General Public $46/$42 SEASON TICKET DEADLINE IS AUG. 26, 2016 26, AUG. IS DEADLINE TICKET SEASON with Tucson Tucson with Go! Oh, PlacesThe You’ll OrchestraSymphony 11 April Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. begins at Performance at 6:30 p.m. lecture begins at 6 p.m. Preshow Doors open around you can take Orchestra Symphony Music and the Tucson a plane! With pack a bag or get on to having ever without the world to Seville) to Italy (Overture to (Scheherazade) Bagdad music from and Chicago (Selections from Big Apple) the to (Salute York New take imagination ears and your let your Chicago), the globe and back again across on a journey you Schram. Albert George by conducted with the TSO,

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Office. the Box at tickets purchasing verbal virtuosity. Kendall portrays the Jimmy Stewart-inspired Stewart-inspired the Jimmy portrays Kendall virtuosity. verbal 32 familiar people in an amazing display of physical and of physical display people in an amazing 32 familiar George Bailey, and the whole cast of lovable characters from from characters of lovable whole cast and the Bailey, George Bedford Falls including Clarence the Angel, Mary, Zuzu and all the Angel, Mary, Clarence including Falls Bedford film, “It’s a Wonderful Life,” the production brings to life over over to life brings the production Life,” Wonderful a film, “It’s the townsfolk who rely on him to save them from the greedy greedy the them from save on him to rely who the townsfolk Mr. Potter. Like the film, the play centers around the character the character around centers the play the film, Like Potter. Mr. of George, a man who has given up his dreams in order to help to in order up his dreams who has given of George, a man others, and whose imminent suicide on Christmas Eve brings Eve imminent suicide on Christmas others, and whose acted by Jeremy Kendall. Based on the iconic 1946 holiday favorite favorite 1946 holiday iconic Based on the Kendall. Jeremy by acted and most of all, uplifting. and most Jeremy’s one man tour-de-force is at once inspiring, funny, poignant inspiring, funny, once is at man tour-de-force Jeremy’s one his community of Bedford Falls would be had he never been born. been he never be had would Falls of Bedford his community shows George all the lives he has touched and how different life in life different and how he has touched all the lives George shows about the intervention of his guardian angel, Clarence. Clarence angel, Clarence. 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