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Se a So N Br O C H U FOR TICKETS, CALL 201-227-1030 OR VISIT BERGENPAC.ORG/BROCHURE AND TICKETMASTER.COM BERGENPAC IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION 2016-2017 SEASON BROCHURE BERGENPAC.ORG New shows added weekly! bergenPAC CALENDAR 2016-2017 Check back at bergenpac.org for new events! Please note that programs, dates and artists are subject to change. 2016 Laurie Berkner Band Holiday Concert 11 2:00 pm presented by Metropolitan Entertainment & Westfield Garden State Plaza 16 8:00 pm Tommy James & The Shondells and Felix Cavaliere's Rascals ER B 14 7:30pm The Maccabeats 20 7:00 pm A Don Rickles & Regis Philbin Laughfest: Stories, Film Clips & Fun 15 8:00 pm Kenny Rogers The Gambler's Last Deal: Christmas Hits and More ER 21 8:00 pm Ben Folds: And A Piano presented by Westfield Garden State Plaza sponsored by TD Bank B 22 8:00 pm Russian Grand Ballet presents Swan Lake 16 8:00 pm Vienna Boys Choir DECEM 23 8:00 pm Paula Poundstone presented by Westfield Garden State Plaza 18 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm A Christmas Carol sponsored by TD Bank EPTEM 24 8:00 pm Johnny Mathis Benzel-Busch Concert Series 2017 S 29 8:00 pm 38 Special presented by Westfield Garden State Plaza 13 8:00 pm The Elvis Birthday Bash: A Tribute to Elvis Presley 30 8:00 pm Roger McGuinn Kundert Volvo Concert Series 14 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm Story Pirates: Kidz Cabaret 1 8:00 pm John Caparulo Mad's Dad Tour 14 8:00 pm The Capitol Steps: What To Expect When You're Electing 2 1:00 pm The Wiggles: Wiggle Town Tour Y 19 8:00 pm Colin Hay Bret Michaels: The Party Starts Now presented by Overstock.com 21 8:00 pm So Good for the Soul! A Tribute to the Music of Motown 5 8:00 pm and Westfield Garden State Plaza 22 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm Pinkalicious The Musical 7 8:00 pm Pop, Rock & Doo Wopp Live! with Jay & The Americans ANUAR J 26 7:30pm NJSO: Winter Festival Zukerman Performs Bach 8 8:00 pm Kashmir: A Tribute to Led Zeppelin 28 8:00 pm Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes 12 8:00 pm The Price is Right Live! The Ugly Duckling/Tortoise & The Hare presented by 13 8:00 pm The Summit: Manhattan Transfer meets Take 6 31 4:00 pm Corbian & Lightwire Theater 14 8:00 pm Music of the Knights: Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sir Elton John and 3 8:00 pm PFX: The Pink Floyd Experience ER Sir Paul McCartney starring Kelli Rabke, Scott Coulter and more! B 9 8:00 pm Masters of Illusion 16 7:00 pm Complexions Dance Company 11 8:00 pm Darlene Love 19 7:30 pm Seong-Jin Cho Y 12 1:00 pm Frozen Sing-Along 21 8:00 pm Gladys Knight OCTO 16 8:00 pm Chris Botti 22 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm BubbleMania: Kidz Cabaret RUAR B 23 7:30pm NJSO: Rachmaninoff’s Second Piano Concerto 23 3:00 pm Verismo Opera presents Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto E F 24 8:00 pm Air Supply Kundert Volvo Concert Series 26 8:00 pm Luis Bravo's Forever Tango 25 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm Kimmy Schwimmy: Kidz Cabaret 27 8:00 pm The Australian Bee Gees Show: A Tribute to The Bee Gees 26 3:00 pm Sharon Isbin Kathleen Madigan: 28 8:00 pm The Mermaid Lady Tour sponsored by Wilmington Trust 2 8:00 pm Tommy Emmanuel: It's Never Too Late Tour with special guest Joe Robinson 29 8:00 pm Laser Spectacular's The Spirit of Michael Jackson: Zombie-Friendly Zone 4 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm Steve Petra's Animal Games: Kidz Cabaret 30 4:00 pm David Caserta's Haunted Illusions 4 8:00 pm Vic DiBitetto 3 7:30 pm NJSO: Zhang conducts Beethoven & Haydn 9 8:00 pm Betty Buckley 4 8:00 pm Josh Turner 10 8:00 pm The Irish Tenors with members of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra 6 1:00 pm Mutts Gone Nuts: Canine Cabaret 18 8:00 pm Houston Ballet II presents Sleeping Beauty Act III 9 8:00 pm Toni Braxton 19 2:00 pm & 5:30 pm Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Live! MARCH 10 8:00 pm DL Hughley 22 8:00 pm RAIN: A Tribute to The Beatles 11 8:00 pm Oscar D'León 23 8:00 pm The Temptations and The Four Tops Kundert Volvo Concert Series ER 12 8:00 pm Squirrel Nut Zippers 30 8:00 pm Menopause The Musical B 13 3:00 pm A Jew Grows in Brooklyn 31 8:00 pm Shaolin Warriors 17 8:00 pm Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone and The Buckinghams 6 8:00 pm The Spinners & Little Anthony and The Imperials 19 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm Turtle Dance Music: Kidz Cabaret 8 3:00 pm Sarah Chang NOVEM 19 8:00 pm Linda Eder 19 4:00 pm The House at Pooh Corner 20 7:30 pm The Monkees - Good Times: The 50th Anniversary Tour 22 7:00 pm Cirque Ziva The Brian Setzer Orchestra's 13th Annual Christmas Rocks! Tour APRIL 27 7:30pm NJSO: Dvorák’s Cheerful Eighth Symphony 25 8:00 pm presented by SiriusXM & TD Bank 29 1:00 pm & 3:00 pm The Magic of Anthony Salazar: Kidz Cabaret 26 8:00 pm Rick Springfield: Stripped Down 30 3:00 pm Alisa Weilerstein & Inon Barnatan 27 2:00 pm & 5:30 pm Odd Squad Live! presented by Westfield Garden State Plaza 3 8:00 pm Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis New Jersey Ballet's Nutcracker Y 3 & 4 1:00 pm & 4:30 pm sponsored by TD Bank 6 8:00 pm New Jersey Ballet's Giselle MA DEC 10 8:00 pm Melissa Etheridge's Holiday Trio Benzel-Busch Concert Series 7 1:00 pm & 4:00 pm New Jersey Ballet's Cinderella ARTS / DANCE Russian Grand Ballet presents Complexions Dance Company* Seong-Jin Cho* The Irish Tenors with Houston Ballet II presents Sarah Chang* Swan Lake* members of the New Jersey Sleeping Beauty Act III* 10/16/2016 @ 7:00 PM 10/19/2016 @ 7:30 PM Symphony Orchestra* 4/8/2017 @ 3:00 PM 9/22/2016 @ 8:00 PM 3/18/2017 @ 8:00 PM Founded by two former Alvin Ailey At 20, Seong-Jin Cho won the Chopin 3/10/2017 @ 8:00 PM Since her New York Philharmonic members, Complexions’ groundbreaking International Piano Competition in The ballet Sleeping Beauty is based debut two decades ago – at the age A full-length classic production of The Irish Tenors – Finbar Wright, the world’s most famous ballet – mix of methods, styles and cultures has Warsaw. At 16, he won Third Prize on the French fairytale of a beautiful of eight – Sarah Chang has performed created a new and exciting vision of at the Tchaikovsky competition. Hear Anthony Kearns and Ronan Tynan – princess. Cursed by an evil fairy with the most esteemed orchestras, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, featuring combine to produce an unforgettable Russia’s brightest ballet stars! human movement where dance is the talent and natural musicality of and doomed to sleep for 100 years, conductors, and accompanists about removing boundaries – not one of the most distinctive artists sound and concert experience. Their she is awakened by the kiss of a worldwide, impressing audiences with Combining a romantic story of love songs of celebration and humor, and deception with the famous ballet reinforcing them. of his generation. handsome prince. Act III includes many her technical virtuosity and refined mixed with touching melodies, warm of the beloved classic dance scenes. emotional depth. music, it’s a delight for all generations. the heart and stir the emotions. Verismo Opera presents Luis Bravo's Forever Tango* NJSO presents NJSO presents Alisa Weilerstein New Jersey Ballet's Giselle* Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto* Zhang conducts Dvoráks Cheerful & Inon Barnatan* 10/26/2016 @ 8:00 PM Beethoven & Haydn* 5/6/2017 @ 8:00 PM 10/23/2016 @ 3:00 PM Eighth Symphony 4/30/2017 @ 3:00 PM Forever Tango is music, drama, 11/3/2016 @ 7:30 PM The Romantic ballet Giselle is an Based on a play by Victor Hugo, the culture, a way of life. Sensuous and 4/27/2017 @ 7:30 PM Cellist Alisa Weilerstein is one of today’s enduring story of unrequited love and opera Rigoletto is monstrous and sophisticated, the tango is a feeling A captivating program of intriguing Violinist Stefan Jackiw – hailed by most exciting artists; Inon Barnatan is betrayal, revenge and forgiveness. For heartrending, grotesque and sublime. that you dance. Twelve world-class textures, from chamber music to the Boston Post for playing that a true poet of the keyboard. Together, more than half a century, New Jersey It focuses on the Duke, a frivolous tango dancers plus special guest full symphony, Beethoven’s Triple is “striking for its intelligence and they offer an alluring, passionate musical Ballet has brought thrilling, top-quality seducer; Gilda, his innocent victim; artists, one vocalist and the ten-piece Concerto showcases the talents of sensitivity” – is featured in this event with works ranging from professional ballet to hundreds of and her father, Rigoletto, the Duke's Forever Tango orchestra will leave NJSO Concertmaster Eric Wyrick, appealing program that includes Beethoven and Brahms to Britten thousands of adults and children. buffoon and powerful court jester. you breathless.
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