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PAST EVENTS at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A PAST EVENTS at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A. as of February 2017. Date order 2010 Ben Vereen, An Evening with (December , 2010) Brooklyn Rundfunk Orkestrata, The Hills Are Alive (December , 2010) Eileen Ivers and Immigrant Soul (December , 2010) Sara Watkins (December , 2010) James Taylor, concert to benefit the Education Fund (December , 2010) 2011 Spencers: Theatre of Illusion (January, 2011) The Music Man (January, 2011) Dave Coulier (January, 2011) Little Feat (January, 2011) Lovin' Spoonful (January, 2011) Circo Comedia (January, 2011) Lorna Luft: Songs My Mother Taught Me (January, 2011) Shawn Colvin (January, 2011) James Sewell Ballet (January, 2011) Cloris Leachman, an Evening with (February, 2011) M-Pact: Signed, Sealed and Delivered, the Music of Motown (February, 2011) Teatro (February, 2011) Vincent starring Jim Jarrett (February, 2011) Stanley Jordan (February, 2011) Wailers (February, 2011) Star Trek Live! Mad Science Theatre (February, 2011) Celtic Crossroads (March , 2011) Open Wings Broken Strings (March , 2011) Angela Au (March , 2011) MacHomer starring Rick Miller (March , 2011) East Coast Super Shoot (March , 2011) Einstein: The Practical Bohemian (March , 2011) Alex DeGrassi (March , 2011) Fred Garbo Inflatable Theatre Company (March , 2011) Juan DeMarcos and the Afro Cuban All Stars (March , 2011) Barrage: Animado (April , 2011) Ricky Nelson Remembered featuring Matthew and Gunnar Nelson (April , 2011) Scott Stapp of Creed (April , 2011) Janis Ian and Tom Paxton: Together at Last (April , 2011) Twist and Shout (April , 2011) Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg with Anne-Marie McDermott (April , 2011) One Night of Queen (April , 2011) Matt Dusk (April , 2011) Bacon Brothers (April , 2011) Quartetto Gelato (May, 2011) 2/10/2017 Page 1 of 17 PAST EVENTS at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A. as of February 2017. Date order A Night of Hope, to benefit the American Red Cross (May, 2011) Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble II (May, 2011) Spencers: Theatre of Illusion (May, 2011) Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (June, 2011) Jim Brickman: An Evening of Romantic Piano (June, 2011) Brett Hughes' Grand Ol’ Honky Tonk (June, 2011) Classic Albums Live! The Beatles' Abbey Road (June, 2011) Spyro Gyra (June, 2011) Mallory Lewis & Lamb Chop (June, 2011) Paula Cole Live in Concert (July, 2011) Kilimanjaro (July, 2011) Love Letters (July, 2011) Rachel Barton Pine with the New York Chamber Soloists (July, 2011) Hot Club of San Francisco (July, 2011) Great Big Sea (July, 2011) Brett Hughes' Grand Ol' Honky Tonk (July, 2011) Gregory Douglass and Myra Flynn (August, 2011) Tango Fusion with Pablo Ziegler and North Country Chamber Players (August, 2011) Blanks Live Onstage (August, 2011) Music Festival of the Americas (August, 2011) Brett Hughes' Grand Ol' Honky Tonk (August, 2011) Brett Hughes' Green Mountain Lucky - Grand Ol' Honky Tonk (August, 2011) Kevin Eubanks Live! (August, 2011) An Evening with Groucho starring Frank Ferrante (September, 2011) Bo Bice in Concert (September, 2011) Blackberry Smoke (September, 2011) Bully Be Gone (September, 2011) I TANGO with Fabio Hager Orchestra (September, 2011) I TANGO - MILONGA (September, 2011) Orla Fallonin Concert (October, 2011) Classic Albums Live! Michael Jackson's Thriller (October, 2011) ETHEL with Robert Mirabal (October, 2011) Second City (October, 2011) CSI LIVE! Mad Science Theatre (October, 2011) Perlman Music Program Residency (November, 2011) Stowe Middle and High School Concert (November, 2011) Cirque Shanghai (November, 2011) Robert Cray Band (December, 2011) David Benoit's A Charlie Brown Christmas (December, 2011) Hip Hop Nutcracka (December, 2011) Jingle Bell Rock (December, 2011) Film - A Season with Chris Davenport (December, 2011) 2/10/2017 Page 2 of 17 PAST EVENTS at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A. as of February 2017. Date order Circo Comedia (December, 2011) Unplugged Broadway: Some Enchanted Evening (December, 2011) Anais Mitchell (December, 2011) 2012 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (January, 2012) Passing Zone (January, 2012) Dance Alive (January, 2012) Winter Rendezvous (January, 2012) Marc Cohn (January, 2012) Larry Miller, Cocktails with (February, 2012) Terrance Simien and the Zydeco Experience (February, 2012) Stradivari Quartet (February, 2012) Southside Johnny (February, 2012) Turtle Island String Quartet (February, 2012) Murphy, Waldo & Woodhead (February, 2012) Suzanne Vega, An Evening With (February, 2012) Blackberry Smoke (February, 2012) Celtic Crossroads (February, 2012) Reduced Shakespeare Company (March , 2012) Travis Tritt (March , 2012) Sam Bush, An Evening With (March , 2012) Blues Brothers (March , 2012) T.R.I.P. Stowe Dance Academy Fundraiser (March , 2012) Danu (March , 2012) Dance Theatre of Harlem Ensemble (March , 2012) Second City: Laugh Out Loud (March , 2012) Masters of Mayhem (March , 2012) RENT (April , 2012) Vermont Youth Orchestra (May, 2012) Lamoille Valley Dance Academy (May, 2012) Stowe Schools Band and Choral Concert (May, 2012) Rachel Barton Pine (July, 2012) David Grisman Quintet (July, 2012) Bob Marley, Comedian (July, 2012) Christopher O'Riley (August, 2012) Taj Mahal Trio (August, 2012) Cowboy Junkies (August, 2012) Music Festival of the Americas (August, 2012) Second City for President (September, 2012) Cyrano de Bergerac by Aquila Theatre (September, 2012) Film - Legend of Aahhh's by Greg Stump (September, 2012) Perlman Music Program Residency (November, 2012) 2/10/2017 Page 3 of 17 PAST EVENTS at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A. as of February 2017. Date order Stowe Middle and High School Concert (November, 2012) Cirque-Tacular, The Acrobats of (November, 2012) Vermont's Own 40th Army Band (December, 2012) A Vermont Holiday (December, 2012) 2013 Cyrano de Bergerac by Aquila Theatre (January, 2013) Martin Sexton (January, 2013) Lauren Fox, The Songs of Joni Mitchell & Leonard Cohen (February, 2013) Steep Canyon Rangers (February, 2013) Ryan Montbleau Band with Josh Panda & the Hot Damned (February, 2013) Todd Oliver & Friends: Dogs Gone Wild! (March , 2013) Film - $ellebrity (March , 2013) T.R.I.P. Stowe Dance Academy Fundraiser (March , 2013) Laughing Liberally! (March , 2013) Film - Atlas Shrugged , an Ayn Rand Documentary (April , 2013) Says You! (April , 2013) Lamoille Valley Dance Academy’s The Wizard of Oz (May, 2013) Stowe Schools Band and Choral Concert (May, 2013) Film - PINA (May, 2013) Audrey Bernstein Loves Blue (May, 2013) Film - Paul McCartney RockShow from the Wings Across America tour (May, 2013) Film - Haydn’s The Creation (June, 2013) Lesley Grant, Belle Pines (June, 2013) Burlington Civic Symphony Orchestra (June, 2013) Carol Ann Jones Quartet (June, 2013) Sonny Landreth (June, 2013) Film - Carmen by George Bizet, from Staatsoper Berlin (June, 2013) Montpelier Movement Collective’s Co-Lab 1: The People Gallery (July, 2013) Film - Peter Gabriel New Blood Live in London (July, 2013) Peter Mix, Sound Mind (July, 2013) Film - Pat Metheny: The Orchestrion Project (July, 2013) Scrag Mountain Music (August, 2013) Bob Marley, Comedian (August, 2013) Burlington Civic Symphony Orchestra (August, 2013) Gregory Douglass, Alone Together (August, 2013) Quebe Sisters Band (August, 2013) Film - COMPANY by Stephen Sondheim (August, 2013) Outerbridge: Clockwork Mysteries (September, 2013) Burlington Ensemble, Precocious Prodigies (September, 2013) Film - Rolling Stones: Charlie Is My Darling, Ireland 1965 (September, 2013) Grand Dérangement (September, 2013) 2/10/2017 Page 4 of 17 PAST EVENTS at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Stowe, Vermont, U.S.A. as of February 2017. Date order Film - The Magic Flute by W.A. Mozart (September, 2013) viperHouse (September, 2013) David Bromberg Quintet (October, 2013) Film - Carmen, by George Bizet (October, 2013) After the Rodeo, Fall Tour Kickoff (October, 2013) Film - Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber (October, 2013) Perlman Music Program Residency (October, 2013) Theatre Motus’ Baobab (November, 2013) Film - Hansel & Gretel, opera by Engelbert Humperdinck (November, 2013) Katie Goodman's Broad Comedy (November, 2013) Abraxas, The Santana Tribute (November, 2013) Great Big Sea, An Evening With (November, 2013) Film - La Gioconda, by Amilcare Ponchielli (November, 2013) Film - Love Never Dies, by Andrew Lloyd Webber (November, 2013) Film - Die Fledermaus, by Johann Strauss (December, 2013) Film - Freedom & Unity: The Vermont Movie (December, 2013) Film - Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (December, 2013) Irish Christmas In America (December, 2013) Film - Live from Red Square (December, 2013) Blue Gardenias, Longest Night Merry & Bright (December, 2013) Scrag Mountain Music with Clockwise (December, 2013) RUCKUS, A Cirque Spectacular (December, 2013) Film - Warren Miller's Ticket To Ride (2013) (December, 2013) New Year's Eve with THE LOGGER (December, 2013) 2014 Young Tradition Vermont Alumni Concert (January, 2014) Chad Hollister Band (January, 2014) Well-Strung:The Singing String Quartet (January, 2014) Bill McKibben conversaation, Vermont Town Hall (January, 2014) Sleeping Beauty: State Ballet Theatre of Russia (February, 2014) The Man Who Planted Trees – Puppet Theatre of Scotland (February, 2014) Film - Some Girls: Rolling Stones Live in Texas (February, 2014) Joshua Kane’s Borders of the Mind, the Psychic Show for the Whole Family (February, 2014) Film - Stowe Mountain Film Festival (February, 2014) Chicago City Limits (February, 2014) Nobby Reed Project (March,
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