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1 Welcome to the GVR Live! 2017/2018 Performing Arts Season! This upcoming season is meant to inspire, delight and excite every patron who walks through the doors of the West Center Auditorium. Last season was extremely ambitious and we hope you enjoyed all the brilliant artists that graced our stage. With this new season, we continue the GVR Live! tradition of enhancing our artistic offerings each year with even more sensational talent and performances. Creating each new season is an extraordinary challenge. For each season, it is never our intention to duplicate our previous season. It is our goal to reimagine, recreate and reinvent the GVR Live! season in order to make it an outstanding experience each and every year. Julie Vance The GVR Live! 2017/2018 Performing Arts Season is filled with new artists, Senior Recreation Supervisor, M.A., CPP, CPAE exciting tributes, traditional country, inspiring classics, international flare and so much more! It is important to us to encourage diverse artistic tastes by offering eclectic and unique programming while balancing these styles with familiar musical tastes. We believe we have found that perfect balance this season. We begin our season with the return of Jarabe Mexicano to kick off the festivities at Cocktails in the Courtyard. Our international offerings also include rising stars of the Cuban music scene, Tiempo Libre. We are also very proud to present Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana who is considered to be one of America’s premier Spanish dance companies. As a compliment to these diverse performances, we are also presenting plenty of rock ‘n’ roll. Everyone’s favorite, Billy McGuigan, is bringing all the best that rock ‘n’ roll has to offer by paying tribute to The Beatles, Buddy Holly and rock ‘n’ roll greats you know and love. This special event Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend celebrates music at its best and represents the voice of a generation.

We are also proud to announce several very special artists joining us for the 2017/2018 season. A.J. Croce, son of legendary musician Jim Croce, 3 GVR Live! Performing Arts performs the hits made famous by his father along with his own musical Season Calendar stylings. Stray Cat Lee Rocker brings his famous brand of rockabilly and unique bass playing to the stage. We are also proud to present a performance by legendary country artist, Larry Gatlin. With decades of 4 Performances country music under his belt, Gatlin stops by Green Valley for a solo show to sing the songs that made him famous and share the stories of his many 24 GVR Live! Special Event years in the country music industry.

Last season, we were pleased to welcome José Luis Gomez, Music Director 28 Ticket & Box Office Information for the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, to Green Valley. The preshow discussions and exhilarating performances were a wonderful way for 28 Season Tickets audiences to get to know him and learn about the incredible talent he brings to the symphony. We are grateful that the TSO will return to our 29 Ticket Refund/Exchange Policy stage for the 2017/2018 season and the musical leadership of Maestro Gomez will influence each great performance. 29 General Information We hope that you will join us for another wonderful season of GVR Live! Each season is created to serve our enthusiastic and dedicated patrons 31 Season Ticket Order Form who keep the arts alive and thriving in Green Valley. Thank you for supporting the arts in our great community and beyond. Whether you 33 Seating Map attend to engage in an artistic experience or just come to have a good time, we greatly appreciate your support. We invite you to be a part of our passionate audience connecting with fellow community members and experiencing something uniquely artistic and so very wonderful!

2 SEASON 17/18

OCTOBER 19 Cocktails in the Courtyard with Jarabe Mexicano 26 Satisfaction The International Rolling Stones Show 31 The Modern Gentlemen

NOVEMBER 7 Croce: Two Generations of American Music 14 Turtle Island Quartet Bird’s Eye View: The Legend of Charlie Parker 30 Windham Hill Winter Solstice

DECEMBER 7 Blue Suede Christmas 12 TSO Pops 31 New Year’s Eve with Velvet Caravan

JANUARY 11 Irving Berlin The American Dream starring Spider Saloff 16 Brass Transit The Musical Legacy of Chicago 23 TSO Pops

FEBRUARY 1 TSO Masterworks 8 The Divine Miss Bette starring Catherine Alcorn 15 Tiempo Libre 22 California Guitar Trio

MARCH 1 TSO Masterworks 6 Larry Gatlin 13 The Four Freshman 20 Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Voces del Sur 27 Jason Petty’s Classic Nashville Roadshow

APRIL 5 Stray Cat Lee Rocker 10 John McCutcheon

3 OCTOBER

COCKTAILS IN THE COURTYARD WITH JARABE MEXICANO

OCTOBER 19 • 6PM

Jarabe Mexicano returns to kick off the GVR Live! 2017/2018 Performing Arts Season with a fun and exciting performance in the West Center courtyard. Join us for another festive evening under the stars celebrating the start of a new season at Green Valley Recreation.

Jarabe Mexicano’s lively and eclectic music brought everyone to their feet last year and they are ready to entertain Southern Arizona once again. Taking its name from the Spanish reference to traditional form of mariachi music, Jarabe Mexicano incorporates the diversity of their backgrounds and musical training into a vast Latin repertoire that includes traditional Boleros, Huapangos, Sones, and Rancheras as well as contemporary Cumbias, Reggae, Doo Wop, and American Standards. The dynamic energy and festive nostalgia of Jarabe Mexicano appeals to a wide variety of tastes with their musical fusion bringing happiness to audiences every time they take the stage.

All patrons are invited to this festive opening night with dancing, complimentary beverages, chips and salsa to celebrate the opening of the GVR Live! 2017/2018 Performing Arts Season.

This event is open to season ticket holders, GVR members, guests and the general public.

Season Ticket Holders – Free Event Members $20 // Guests $23 // General Public $28

4 OCTOBER

SATISFACTION THE INTERNATIONAL ROLLING STONES SHOW

OCTOBER 26 • 7PM

Satisfaction The International Rolling Stones Show is the ultimate touring tribute show to the World’s Greatest Rock & Roll Band. This exhilarating rock show is entering its 15th year in production with over 2500 performances and over 150 performances each year. This highly acclaimed production showcases the most authentic cast and costuming of its kind. The likes of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and cast bring a colorful performance to over 50 years of classic hits. The show has been featured in Rolling Stone magazine, Showbiz Magazine, Las Vegas Today, CBS Sunday Morning news and hundreds of national newspapers, magazines, television & radio as the world’s greatest show honoring the Rolling Stones and their legacy. In 2008, the show was chosen by Paramount Pictures and the IMAX Corporation to perform promotional concerts for The Rolling Stones concert film Shine a Light by Martin Scorsese. In 2014, the production Gimme Abbey debuted which featured a Broadway style multi-media enhanced performance featuring The Beatles and The Rolling Stones together in concert in 1969. Come and get your “Satisfaction” with this amazing tribute to The Rolling Stones!

Members $32/$28 // Guests $35/$31 // General Public $40/$36

5 6 OCTOBER him! Individually, The Gentlemen Modern were all successful, in-demand singers prior joiningto TheSeasons. Four world tour! So, ifyou’ve Frankie seen Valli inconcert over last the 10years, you’ve four these gentlemen seen beside harmonic perfection with high energy andharmonic energy tight with high dance perfection moves performing classic hits Motown, Pop, and Rock Doo- audiences worldwide providing background the all and vocals choreography alongside rock the &roll icon on his For (long past the decade before Jersey Boys aworldwide became sensation), they’ve “the been real guys” wowing Wop. With stylings the of classic groups vocal like The Four Freshmen and The Hi-Lo’s, The Modern Gentlemen Since that have time, they created also own their signature sound blending voices modern together infour part The Gentlemen Modern arethe grouppremier all-star vocal brought together the legendary by Frankie Valli! blend today’s sound of aMichael Bublé four times to create ultimate the for experience ages! vocal all Members $36/$32//Guests$39/$35General Public$44/$40 THE MODERN GENTLEMEN ESSENTIAL MANNERS,SAVVY&VICE OCTOBER 31•7PM NOVEMBER 7

NOVEMBER 7 • 7PM NOVEMBER set of a complete features Music American of Generations Two Croce: his of some with along Croce A.J. performed by Croce, Jim by classics The father. his and him both influenced that songs and tunes, own Around Mess Don’t “You “Operator,” as songs timeless includes show Stock (The Roy “Rapid Blues,” the Wash Car At “Workin’ Jim,” with #10,” “Box and Cross,” “Lovers Less Set Footsteps,” of Car Boy), “One a few. name to is Croce A.J. Jim Croce, of legendary singer-songwriter The son boogie- his for known artist, roots-rock a multi-instrumentalist began career A.J.’s John. Dr. of reminiscent playing woogie piano of span In the King. B.B. for up opening 18 age at tour first his with major and concerts headlined has festivals, A.J. career, a 20+-year for albums studio eight recorded has AJ worldwide. venues listening and artist a professional as in 23 years labels indie and both major has jazz, and and folk, blues, pop, incorporates music His musician. the stage shared 40. He’s Top including seven radio charts on charted Nelson, Willie Brown, James including artists notable many with been and Leon Russell, like greats with songs Bela co-written Fleck, spans music A.J.’s Allen Toussaint. the late like legends by produced radio in various positioned albums his six of with genres, many an As Jazz. and College, 40, AAA, Americana, Top including charts an established A.J. style musician, piano Orleans ivory-searing New revealed a spectrum gems pop of exploratory his but juju, essential and beyond. Americana to rock art from influences Members $34/$30 Guests $37/$33 Public $42/$38 General CROCE: TWO GENERATIONS GENERATIONS TWO CROCE: OF AMERICAN AMERICAN MUSIC OF NOVEMBER

TURTLE ISLAND QUARTET BIRD’S EYE VIEW THE LEGEND OF CHARLIE PARKER

NOVEMBER 14 • 7PM

In this high flying program, the two-time GRAMMY® winning Turtle Island Quartet, pays homage to the incandescent visionary brilliance of jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker. The genius of his improvisations almost single handedly catapulted jazz from pop style into art music, indelibly altering the musical landscape of America. Iconic Charlie Parker classics such as “Ornithology,” “KoKo” and “Dewey Square” are juxtaposed with original responses by quartet members, and intertwined with other thematic pieces from the bebop era and beyond such as Sonny Rollins’ “Airegin, Bird Calls” by Charlie Mingus and “Too High” by Stevie Wonder. GRAMMY®-nominated composer David Balakrishnan contributes his newly commissioned work, “Aeroelasticity: Harmonies of Impermanence.” Turtle Island draws its primary focus and musical identity from the individual creative voices of the ensemble who are at home in folk, pop and jazz. It continues to recalibrate the foundational parameters of the traditional string quartet form, in a sense coming from the other direction.

Members $32/$28 // Guests $35/$31 // General Public $40/$36

8 NOVEMBER 9 WINTER SOLSTICE WINTER NOVEMBER 30 • 7PM 30 • 7PM NOVEMBER WINDHAM HILL HILL WINDHAM Members $38/$34 // Guests $41/$3 // General Public $46/$42 Members $38/$34 // Guests $41/$3 // General and profoundly beautiful work on the piano keep audiences enthralled until the very last note. the very enthralled until note. last audiences keep the piano on work beautiful profoundly and the world. This concert brings the best of acoustic music to joyfully mark a special moment in time. special a moment mark to joyfully music of acoustic brings the best concert This the world. evening of warmth, humor and stunningly pristine music. Guitarist Sean Harkness is known for his duet and and duet his for known is Sean Harkness Guitarist music. pristine stunningly and humor warmth, of evening Windham Hill artists, Liz Story, Lisa Lynne and Sean Harkness, come together for this performance to create an an create to this performance for together come Sean Harkness, and Lisa Lynne Liz artists, Story, Hill Windham artist and sideman in New York’s finest jazz, rock, folk, cabaret, blues, R&B, and singer/songwriter venues. Celtic venues. singer/songwriter and R&B, blues, folk, cabaret, rock, jazz, finest York’s New in sideman and artist ensemble work with singers from Broadway, television, and screen. Harkness performs extensively both a solo as extensively performs Harkness screen. and television, Broadway, from singers with work ensemble Master musicians who made their names on the Windham Hill label have created a special show in celebration of of in celebration a special show created have label Hill the Windham on who their names made musicians Master harpist Lisa Lynne is a multi-instrumentalist and performer who has gained worldwide recognition for her original her for recognition worldwide gained who has performer and a multi-instrumentalist is Lisa Lynne harpist the years of Windham Hill into the present times. Her brilliant stories and humor on stage contrasted with her deep her with contrasted stage on humor and stories brilliant times. Her the present into Hill Windham of the years music. She specializes in traditional acoustic folk instruments and is widely acclaimed for composing memorable and and memorable composing for acclaimed widely is and instruments folk specializes acoustic She in traditional music. Winter Solstice. This ensemble in various forms has toured nationally for the past 10 years in support of the recording recording of the support in years 10 the past for nationally toured has forms in various ensemble This Solstice. Winter heartwarming melodies that transcend category and genre. Pianist Liz Story has been an artist of great stature through through stature great been of Liz artist has Story an Pianist genre. and category transcend melodies that heartwarming series that sold over 8 million copies. The significance of Winter Solstice is recognized in indigenous traditions around around traditions recognizedindigenous is in Solstice Winter of significance The copies. 8 million sold over series that 10 DECEMBER music and excitement visual of alive Elvis show. The holidayfeatures spectacular the wonderfulthe songs Christmas recorded by Elvis Presley including “Santa Bring CNN declaring “The closest they can they Scotclosest get ElvistheCNN declaring fleshto in Bruce.” is “The Scot My Baby Back,” “Blue Christmas,” and more! This is a show guaranteed to have and his amazing and band meticulously respectfully recreate high-energy the concert. is as country’s Scot recognized the preeminent Elvis performer with Scot Bruce brings Bruce Scot The King to liferivetingthis in and rockin’ holidaytribute Members $30/$26//Guests$33/$29General Public$38/$34 BLUE SUEDE CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 7 •7PM TRIBUTE SHOW you ALLSHOOK UP! DECEMBER 12•6:30PM Members $38/$34 //Guests$41/$37 //General Public $46/$42 classroom.in the orchestra and audiences, and is apassionate advocate for music education, and concert inthe both hall audience praise and enthusiastic He reviews. is devoted to forging strong connections the between Maestro Hall’s drive for excellence artistic and innovative thematic programming has resulted in Canada, inaddition to his role as Music Director of Kennett the Symphony inPennsylvania. appointed newly the Music Director of Prince the George Symphony Orchestra inBritish Columbia, leading ensembles and is returning as guest conductor of Tucson the Symphony Orchestra. He is Highly acclaimed for his intensity and spontaneity, Michael Hall has appeared with many of today’s Doors openat6pm.Preshowlecturebegins6:30pm.Performance beginsat7:30pm TUCSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA POPS!PROGRAM TBD SCOT BRUCE

/ 7:30PM DECEMBER 11 VELVET CARAVAN VELVET DECEMBER 31 • 7PM 31 • 7PM DECEMBER NEW YEAR’S EVE EVE YEAR’S NEW GUARANTEE A SPECIFIC TABLE OR LOCATION. LOCATION. OR TABLE SPECIFIC A GUARANTEE BRING THEIR OWN ADULT BEVERAGES TO THIS EVENT. EVENT. THIS TO BEVERAGES ADULT OWN THEIR BRING Members $40 // Guests $43 // General Public $48 Members $40 // Guests $43 // General This talented group of musicians promises to give Green Valley “one hell of a show” to usher in 2017! usher to show” a of hell “one Valley Green to give promises musicians of group This talented Velvet Caravan returns to GVR for another great performance to ring in the New Year! The group will, once again, again, once will, The group Year! in the New ring to performance great another GVR for to returns Caravan Velvet perform their unique, high-energy show based on their Gypsy Jazz/Gypsy Swing and Latin Swing fused styles. musical Latin Swing and Swing Jazz/Gypsy based their Gypsy high-energy on theirperform unique, show This acoustic-based quintet of guitar, violin, standup bass, percussion, accordion and keys is one of the shining lights of lights shining of the one keysis and accordion bass, percussion, standup violin, of guitar, quintet acoustic-based This Savannah’s burgeoning music scene playing upbeat tunes from all over the world with thunderous virtuosity and relentless relentless and virtuosity thunderous with the world all over from tunes upbeat scene playing music burgeoning Savannah’s Austin, Iowa, Boston, and Georgia. The band has grown from a somewhat informal instrumental combo into respected and into combo instrumental informal a somewhat from has grown Georgia. The band and Boston, Iowa, Austin, admired touring artists. Join Velvet Caravan as they welcome the New Year with their energetic style and charismatic music! music! charismatic style and their energetic with Year the New they as welcome Caravan Velvet Join artists. touring admired sense of humor. Bringing together the eclectic sounds are a motley crew of super talented musicians from Venezuela, Serbia, Venezuela, from musicians talented super of crew a motley the eclectic are together sounds Bringing humor. sense of PATRONS WILL BE SEATED AT TABLES FOR THIS PERFORMANCE. SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION. TABLE RESERVATIONS RESERVATIONS TABLE ADMISSION. GENERAL IS SEATING PERFORMANCE. THIS FOR TABLES AT SEATED BE WILL PATRONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES OF EIGHT BY CALLING THE GVR BOX OFFICE AT (520) 625-0288. TABLE RESERVATIONS DO NOT NOT DO RESERVATIONS TABLE 625-0288. (520) AT OFFICE BOX GVR THE CALLING BY EIGHT OF PARTIES FOR AVAILABLE ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. REQUESTS MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST ONE WEEK PRIOR TO EVENT. PATRONS ARE WELCOME TO TO WELCOME ARE PATRONS EVENT. TO PRIOR WEEK ONE LEAST AT RECEIVED BE MUST REQUESTS REQUEST. UPON AVAILABLE ASSORTED DESSERTS AND A CHAMPAGNE TOAST OFFERED AT THIS PERFORMANCE, COMPLIMENTS OF GVR. GLUTEN FREE DESSERTS DESSERTS FREE GLUTEN GVR. OF COMPLIMENTS PERFORMANCE, THIS AT OFFERED TOAST CHAMPAGNE A AND DESSERTS ASSORTED 12 JANUARY this time to time this share enchanting the music of Berlin. Irving to Gershwin and she, once again, West the takes Center stage, West the graced Center stage in2013with an amazing tribute tribute to some of world’s the greatest composers. Spider Saloff her introspective approach to genre the and her captivating has vocalist jazz won–based accolades around world the for Spiderthrough Saloffbeen has live performances. Chicago The thousands most the familiar way to enjoy stylings jazz of the of syndicated the public Words radioseries and Music, but for Saloffheardbeen has aroundthe worldthe as host and star JANUARY 11•7PM General Public$28/$24 Guests $23/$19 Members $20/$16 “Puttin’ on Ritz.” the classics includingBerlin “Blue Skies,” “Cheek to Cheek,” and Worldboth Wars. In amazing this performance, Saloff sings was an amazing influence and motivator theduring years of life and career. lived American the truly Dream Berlin and withfunny filled and amazing antidotes songwriter’sthe of touching and beautiful portrait of Berlin’s life and music, endorsement family, from Berlin Irving the Saloff presents a and of his body work covers With sixdecades. apersonal fame, stands as Berlin essence of the The American Dream Rising up from his life Russian as apoor immigrant to world SPIDER SALOFF THE AMERICAN DREAMTHE AMERICAN IRVING BERLIN

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7:30PM / POPS! PROGRAM TBD PROGRAM POPS! BRASS TRANSIT BRASS TUCSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY TUCSON Members $38/$34 // Guests $41/$37 Public $46/$42 General JANUARY 23 • 6:30PM 23 • 6:30PM JANUARY at 6:30pm. Doors open at 6pm. Preshow lecture begins begins at 7:30pm Performance many for repertoire ledAlbert-George a wide has Schram of variety Resident currently is Schram abroad. and States in the United orchestras and Charlotte Symphony (Ohio) of the Columbus Conductor Staff orchestras. Symphony Dallas, of Charlotte, symphonies included has roster guest-conducting His Louisville, City, Oklahoma Philharmonic), (Louisiana Orleans New The at Educated others. among Orlando, and Antonio San Spokane, also at has Schram studied Netherlands, Conservatory native in his Hague of the University in Canada, and Calgary of Victoria and the Universities Maestro to look forward we favorite, Valley a Green Always Washington. Orchestra. Symphony the Tucson with venue our to return Schram’s JANUARY 16 • 7PM • 7PM 16 JANUARY Toronto’s Transit, Brass down. hands show, tribute Chicago THE BEST a show you brings tribute Chicago studio-tight crowd-pleasing, dynamic, Transit Brass 1969-1976. age, golden Chicago’s from all the hits spanning the in Park,” “Saturday including hits Chicago the greatest allperforms of more! so many and “Beginnings,” 4,” 6 to “25 or vocals section stacked and rhythm a rocking horns, world-class With the freewheeling to back the audience transports Transit high, Brass sky records, Platinum include credits members’ The the seventies. of days and rock Hall-of-Fame with performances and Awards, Juno and Emmy Franklin,Aretha Ben E. Dave, Sam & Drifters, The soul acts including Martha Reeves, Little Wilson, MaryValli, Frankie Marvelettes, The King, Papas. The & Mamas and the Shannon Imperials, Del & The Anthony thousands, of in the tens numbering now audience international its With Chicago foremost the world’s as itself established has Transit Brass But there. out good tributes of a lot are there face it: experience! Let’s THE BEST? is when there average good or settle for why Members $36/$32 // Guests $39/$35 Public $44/$40 General 14 FEBRUARY the tune,the “Tea for Two” and continues dances with Bernstein from Town Onthe andthe concert finally version of A program of musical theater opens with Shostakovich’s orchestration of asong from aRussian on musical based KELLY MARKGRAF, BASS BARITONE • UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA JAZZ TRIO Complimentary “ConcertComments” takeplaceonehourbeforetheperformance. JOSÉ LUIS GOMEZ, CONDUCTOR • SASHA COOKE, MEZZO SOPRANO Trouble inTahiti, his one-act opera from early the ‘50sabout life insuburban America. TUCSON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MASTERWORKS Members $38/$34,Guests $41/$37, General Public$46/$42 FEBRUARY 1•6:30 Bernstein: Trouble in Tahiti PREMIERE TSO Bernstein: Three Episodesfrom On the Town Shostakovich: TAHITIFOR TWO Tahiti Trot PREMIERE TSO / 7:30PM

FEBRUARY 15 CATHERINE ALCORN CATHERINE FEBRUARY 8 • 7PM 8 • 7PM FEBRUARY THE DIVINE MISS BETTE BETTE MISS DIVINE THE titillating tribute to a tender triumph.” – The West Australian West – The triumph.” a tender to tribute titillating Members $24/$20 // Guests $27/$23 // General Public $32/$28 // General // Guests $27/$23 Members $24/$20 The Divine Miss Bette is a rollicking ride performed by a huge voice, with sass and heartto and boot! with sass voice, huge by a ride rollicking performed is a Miss Bette Divine The tongue-in-cheek vulgarity, the heartache behind the humor, most evident in Alcorn’s rendition of Am I Blue, elevates her her elevates I Blue, Am of rendition in Alcorn’s evident most the behind the heartache humor, vulgarity, tongue-in-cheek one of the greatest cabaret artists of our time. Trained by Steve Ostrow, the man who discovered Bette Midler, Alcorn will Alcorn Bette Midler, who discovered the man Ostrow, Steve by Trained time. our of artists cabaret the greatest of one take you on a thrilling roller coaster ride back to the Palace Theatre, New York 1973. She’ll belt out the divas early classics classics early divas the out belt She’ll 1973. York New Theatre, the ride Palace to back coaster a thrilling on roller take you comic timing…the confidence, the unmitigated chutzpah…” – Crikey Sydney “Between the tall tales, double entendre, and and “Between Sydney – Crikeythe entendre, tall tales, double chutzpah…” unmitigated the timing…the confidence, comic including “Stay With Me Baby,” “You’re Moving Out Today,” “The Rose,” “Wind Beneath My Wings,” “Boogie WoogieBugle “Boogie Wings,” My Beneath “Wind “The Rose,” Today,” Out Moving “You’re Baby,” Me With “Stay including Boy” and “In The Mood.” Critics rave about Alcorn’s performance, “She’s bloody talented. She can sing. She can act. She has has act.She can She sing. can She bloody talented. “She’s performance, Alcorn’s about rave Critics Mood.” The “In Boy” and Bawdy, brash and just as fabulous as the original, The Divine Miss Bette is your chance to become intimately acquainted with with acquainted intimately to become chance your is Miss Bette Divine The the original, as fabulous as just and brash Bawdy, 16 FEBRUARY Classically trained atClassically Cuba’s premier conservatories, three-time Grammy-nominated the Afro-Caribbean and Dancing with Stars the as well as many entertainment programs on Univision and Telemundo. Since the group’sthe formation inMiami 2001,its members have on amission been to share Afro-Caribbean their sonorities and seductive rhythms. Latin Throughoutpastthe 14 years,bandthe has appeared aroundthe globe and featuredglobe has been on television shows including The Tonight Show,Livefrom Center,Lincoln sophisticated tropical music featuring an irresistible, exhilarating mix of harmonies, jazz contemporary heritage with asan wide audience as possible, reinterpreting and reinvigorating music from born the music group Tiempo Libre is one of hottest the bands Latin today. Tiempo Libre is celebrated for its Members $36/$32//Guests $39/$35//General Public$44/$40 meeting of musical their origins American with new their experience. TIEMPO LIBRE FEBRUARY 15•7PM FEBRUARY 17 FEBRUARY 22 • 7PM • 7PM 22 FEBRUARY CALIFORNIA GUITAR TRIO GUITAR CALIFORNIA Members $20/$16 // Guests $23/$19 // General Public $28/$24 // General Members $20/$16 // Guests $23/$19 remains intensely committed to explore, evolve and communicate a wide-ranging musical worldview. worldview. musical a wide-ranging communicate and evolve explore, to committed intensely remains listeners with a singular sound that fearlessly crisscrosses genres. The trio’s questing spirit drives it to explore to explore it drives spirit questing The trio’s genres. crisscrosses fearlessly that sound a singular with listeners their instruments, so people focus on the music first, and its considerable technical prowess a distant second. a distant prowess technical its considerable and first, the music so focus on people their instruments, the intersections between rock, jazz, classical, and world music. Comprised of Bert Lams, Hideyo Moriya and and Bert Moriya of Comprised Hideyo Lams, music. world and jazz, between classical, rock, the intersections program. Bert Lams, originally from Belgium, graduated from the prestigious Royal Conservatory of Music in in Conservatory Royal Music of the prestigious from Bert Belgium, graduated from originally program. Lams, Paul Richards, the group has established a unique, personal connection with audiences. In addition to dazzling dazzling to addition In audiences. with personal connection a unique, established has the group Richards, Paul The universe of guitar knows no boundaries for The California Guitar Trio. Since 1991, the group has enthralledhas group 1991,the Since Trio. Guitar The California for no boundaries knows guitar of universe The himself in rock, blues, jazz, and folk during his early days and while attending The University of Utah’s jazz guitar jazz guitar Utah’s of University The while attending and days early his during folk jazz, and blues, in rock, himself Brussels, specializing in classical guitar. Tokyo-born Hideyo Moriya began his guitar journey with surf music and and journey surf music with guitar his began Moriya Hideyo Tokyo-born specializingBrussels, guitar. classical in British rock, before relocating to Boston to study at Berklee. With 25 years and 1,800+ gigs behind them, the CGT and 25 years Berklee. at With study to Boston to relocating before rock, British enable concertgoers to feel like they’re part of the music, not just spectators. In fact, the group’s goal is to transcend transcend to goal is fact, the group’s In spectators. just not the music, part of they’re like feel to concertgoers enable musicianship and interplay, The California Guitar Trio’s (CGT) shows are full of captivating stories and humor that that humor and stories of fullcaptivating are (CGT)shows Trio’s Guitar The California interplay, and musicianship CGT’s lineup is truly the sum of its distinct parts: A Utah native now residing in Los Angeles, Paul Richards immersed Richards Paul in Los Angeles, residing now native parts: distinct A Utah its truly is of the sum lineup CGT’s 18 MARCH Members $38/$34//Guests$41/$37 //General Public$46/$42 where he was vacationing summer inthe of 1877. symphony, up Brahms atmosphere the soaks while of picturesque the village and classical the elegance of Mozart to come enjoyable up with aperfectly his freshness melodic and lyricism with rhythmic the of energy Beethoven soundtrack perfect The to welcome spring! Theteenaged Schubert mixes SymphonySchubert: No. 2•Brahms: Symphony No. 2 Performance beginsat7:30pm Doors openat6pm.Preshowlecturebegins6:30pm. MARCH 1•6:30PM Members $34/$30 //Guests$37/$33 //General Public $42/$38 Grand many Ole Opry each year. times and boys the maintain ahealthy tour schedule and, as members, play the returning to road the and releasing Pilgrimage on Curb Records. Today, Larry Gatlin Gatlin &the Brothers reunited as aband for first the time in17 years Tony award winning musical best “The Rogers Will Follies.” Larry In 2008, amajorbecame turning point inLarry’s career. role took lead the inthe Larry The Gatlin Brotherssaid farewell to concert whichtouring 1992 December in MusicCountry and Music the City News Awards, among others. nominated for awards Music by Country the Association, Academy the of In addition to inducted being into was Grand trio the in1976,the Ole Opry “Statues Without Hearts,” “Love is Just aGame,” and “Night Time Magic.” with “Idecade Don’t Wanna Cry,” “I Just Wish You Were Someone ILove,” I’m One to Day You).” Closer The number one hits continued intothe next song, “All inCalifornia,” Gold the followed to soon be by “Houston (Means The hits continuedthroughout the rest the including decade, of their signature to chart-topping the success of Grammy the Award-winning “Broken Lady.” church events. By Gatlin 1976,the Brothers career was fast inthe lane, thanks by age the of with his younger seven brothers, Steve and Rudy, at family and of fans of ages. all The oldest threethe of Gatlinbegan singing brothers,Larry than 60years. have They their seen music topthe charts and touchthe lives Gatlin Gatlin &the BrothersLarry have dazzling audiences been for more MARCH 6•7PM JOSÉ LUIS GOMEZ, CONDUCTOR ORCHESTRA MASTERWORKS TUCSON SYMPHONY LARRY GATLIN / 7:30PM

MARCH

THE FOUR FRESHMAN

MARCH 13 • 7PM

The Four Freshmen perform with that same unmistakable sound of the original group – a vocal harmony like no other. They have strongly influenced many groups over the years including Take Six, Manhattan Transfer and the Beach Boys. As the 23rd incarnation of the one and only Four Freshmen, their longevity proves they are doing it right! These talented musicians will feature seminal Freshmen classics “Day by Day” and “Blue World” as well as sharing some of their favorites with new arrangement that include the irresistible force of “Something’s Gotta Give”, the melodious “Skylark”, “Early Autumn”, “September Song”, and “My One and Only Love”. Each member is an accomplished vocalist and musician bringing new influences and perspective to a time honored musical heritage. This new group not only preserves the Freshmen sound, they enhance it with their youth, vitality and talent giving a new treatment to the Great American Songbook! Performing jazz and pop standards honoring the legacy of the original band, this is a show not to be missed.

Members $34/$30 // Guests $37/$33 // General Public $42/$38

19 20 MARCH Flamenco not only as an form art but as away to build bridges cultures. between aFlamenco Experiencing Vivo Carlota Santana with its own language and traditions. Arabic, Gypsy and Sephardic Jewish influences, blending together overthe centuries, are seen today extraordinarily inthe seen richdiversity of literature, art, dance and music. From many these “voces” (voices) Flamenco Keeper OfFlamenco” by Dance Magazine Orden and la Merito De al received Cruz La from Civil Government the of Spain in Southern region of Spain known as “cradle the of flamenco.”the homeAndalucíabeen has to adiversegroup cultures,of each The Flamenco form,throughart its purity, rhythms and intensity chordvisceral a strikes for audiencescultures all ages,all of and degrees of with Carlota arts. with the all Santana experience co-founded company the in1983with mission the of using including contributions from Gypsy, Judaic, Arabic, Spanish and Latino culture. Carlota Santana designated has been “The Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana’s newest production, Voces del Sur is aglimpse into mysterious the land of Andalucía, the performance, audience the clearly feels diverse the influenceswhich have shapedthis exuberant form danceof and music, FLAMENCO VIVO CARLOTA SANTANA recognition of her commitment to creating works new and developing young artists. Vivo’s dancers and musicians pay tribute to unique the culture of Andalucía. Members $38/$34 //Guests$41/$37 //General Public $46/$42 MARCH 20•7PM VOCES DEL SUR MARCH

JASON PETTY’S CLASSIC NASHVILLE ROADSHOW

MARCH 27 • 7PM

Remember when June fell for Johnny and Loretta was just a coal miner’s daughter? Let Classic Nashville Roadshow take you on a journey down memory lane with your favorite classic hits honoring the world’s most beloved country greats! Starring Jason Petty and Katie Deal, Classic Nashville Roadshow features renowned duets, such as “Golden Ring;” “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man” and “Jackson;” poignant tunes like “Crazy” and “He Stopped Loving Her Today;” and gospel traditions such as “Will The Circle Be Unbroken.” Get swept back in time with songs made famous by Dolly, Hank, Patsy, Tammy, George, Merle and many, many more!

Members $30/$26 // Guests $33/$29 // General Public $38/$34

21 22 APRIL “Sexy and Seventeen” and “Rock Town” this have of become apart fabric the of rock and roll. TheRock andRoll Hall of Fame fanatically loyal following of rockers, rebels of and types music all lovers. He is known for making his upright double bass appear as ifit were alightweight instrument as he spins, throws it air, inthe catches and plays it on stages throughout the world. His concert show is for atime himto tell stories about his days on road the and music inthe business for last the touring with Rolling the Stones, and Rocker has seen done Lee it In all. addition to Stray the Cats and Stones, the he has From cover the of Rolling the Stone magazine, to appearing on Saturday Night Live, to USFestival headlining the and Lee Rocker has been consistently Rocker has been Lee touring, recording and performing around since 1980and globe the has cultivated a records worldwide, and were music pioneers video of MTV. the The StrayCat’s worldwide mega hits “StrayCat Strut”, Lee Rocker andLee Stray the Cats more sold than 10million records, garnered an astounding 23gold and platinum toured and with performed George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Willie Nelson, Russell, Leon and John Fogerty. 35 years –including sharing stories about his adventures lugging giant the piece of equipment around. has included “Rock Town” this as one of 500most the important songs inrock. Members $36/$32//Guests$39/$35General Public$44/$40 STRAY CAT LEE ROCKER APRIL 5•7PM APRIL

JOHN MCCUTCHEON

APRIL 10 • 7PM

McCutcheon has emerged as one of our most respected and loved folksingers. As an instrumentalist, he is a master of a dozen different traditional instruments, most notably the rare and beautiful hammer dulcimer. His songwriting has been hailed by critics and singers around the globe. His thirty recordings have garnered every imaginable honor including seven Grammy nominations. He has produced over twenty albums of other artists, from traditional fiddlers to contemporary singer-songwriters to educational and documentary works. His books and instructional materials have introduced budding players to the joys of their own musicality.

The legendary figures of Appalachian music imbedded John with a love of, not only home-made music, but a sense of community and rootedness. The result is music...whether traditional or from his huge catalog of original songs...with the profound mark of place, family, and strength. It also created a storytelling style that has been compared to Will Rogers and Garrison Keillor. People of every generation and background seem to feel at home in a concert hall when John McCutcheon takes the stage, with what critics describe as “little feats of magic,” “breathtaking in their ease and grace...,” and “like a conversation with an illuminating old friend.” Whether in print, on record, or on stage, few people communicate with the versatility, charm, wit or pure talent of John McCutcheon.

Members $24/$20 Guests $27/$23 General Public $32/$28

23 FEBRUARY GVR LIVE: SPECIAL EVENT

BILLY MCGUIGAN’S ROCK ‘N’ ROLL WEEKEND

Billy McGuigan returns to Green Valley to perform three great rock ‘n’ roll shows in one amazing weekend! The weekend kicks off with an awesome tribute to The Beatles in Yesterday and Today: The Beatles Experience. Audiences will be immersed in the sights, sounds and memories of the 1960s and their favorite Beatles songs. This is a tribute show that focuses on the music of the Beatles – there are no wigs, costumes or accents. Yesterday and Today: The Beatles Experience focuses on the music and all the great Beatles songs that you know and love.

In remembrance of The Day the Music Died, Billy honors the legendary Buddy Holly with his unforgettable performance of Rave On! The Buddy Holly Experience. This a reinvention of the ordinary tribute show giving audiences an electrifying, high-energy, rock ‘n’ roll experience. Billy is America’s premiere Buddy Holly interpreter and portrays the music legend in this rock ‘n’ roll tour-de-force. Audiences will experience all the thrills of a Buddy Holly concert re-imagined including such hits as “Peggy Sue,” “That’ll Be the Day,” “Oh Boy” and of course, “Rave On.” But, that’s only part of it! Billy also celebrates the birth of an era and pays homage to his fellow rockers Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper. Audiences will be awed by his energy, realism, sincerity and talent!

As the finale to this rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza, Bill closes out the weekend with a show dedicated to the greatest rock songs and artists of all times. Rock Legends is a one of a kind show featuring songs from every decade of rock ‘n’ roll. The show takes audiences on a musical journey through the 50s, to the psychedelic 60s, into the groove of the 70s, and maybe even dabble in the music of the 80s. Rock Legends combines decades of great music performed by some of the best musicians in the country with a stunning multimedia show to create an evening of pure rock ‘n’ roll!

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Yesterday and Today: The Beatles Experience February 2 • 7pm

Rave On! The Buddy Holly Experience February 3 • 7pm

Rock Legends February 4 • 7pm

MORE EXCITING ROCK ‘N’ ROLL WEEKEND EVENTS TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!

SEASON TICKET ROCK ‘N’ ROLL WEEKEND 3 SHOW DISCOUNT PACKAGE (Includes all three RNR shows. Available only to season ticket holders. Ticket packages must be purchased with season tickets and included on season ticket order form.) Section A Package $60 per person Section B Package $48 per person

TICKETING OPTIONS LISTED BELOW ON SALE SEPTEMBER 1, 2017.

Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend 3 Show Discount Package (Includes all RNR shows)

SECTION A PACKAGE Members Guests General Public $75 per person $84 per person $99 per person

SECTION B PACKAGE $60 per person $69 per person $84 per person

Ticket Prices per Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend Show (Tickets purchased individually per show(s); not part of a RNR 3 show package.)

Members $30/$26 // Guests $33/$29 General Public $38/$34

25 26 27 EXCEPTIONAL DISCOUNTS AND BENEFITS TICKET & BOX OFFICE Become a season ticket holder to receive great discounts with INFORMATION exceptional benefits. Purchase seven (7) or more tickets per person and receive a 10% discount off the regular member Tickets may be purchased in person at West Center Box Office, price for Section A seating, or 15% discount off the regular 1111 GVR Drive in Green Valley or by calling (520) 625-0288. member price for Section B seating. All tickets purchased must Tickets ordered by phone are held at the box office for pick up be in the same section to qualify for the season ticket discount. on the night of the performance or during regular box office Season ticket pricing is available only while season tickets hours. Tickets are not mailed to patrons. are on sale July 1 through August 25, 2017. However, season Box office hours are Monday-Friday 8am-4pm, weekends and ticket holders who purchase tickets to additional performances holidays from 10am-2pm, and one hour prior to performances during the season receive $2 off the regular member price. This and events. discount is not available for the purchase of guest or general public tickets. Individual tickets for the 2017/2018 Performing Arts Season on sale September 1, 2017. As a season ticket holder, you will also receive a $2 discount off the regular member price when purchasing tickets for GVR members may purchase tickets in their name only at the additional performances in the GVR Live! 2017/2018 Special member price, and may purchase up to four (4) guest tickets at Events Series and GVR sponsored dances. This discount does the guest price. Members with more than four (4) guests may not apply to special event tickets offered as part of a special purchase additional tickets at the general public price. Some event series discount package. restrictions apply/subject to change.

All ticket sales are final. There are no refunds or exchanges for individual member, guest or general public tickets. CONCESSIONS DISCOUNTS In the event that a performance is cancelled, refunds may be Season ticket holders receive a 50 percent discount on all given. Every effort will be made to reschedule a performance concession purchases at GVR Live! performances and events. that has been cancelled. This discount does not apply to the GVR movies.

TICKET DISCOUNTS TICKET EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES Group discounts are available for groups of ten (10) or more Season ticket holders receive ticket exchange privileges up to by calling the Senior Member Services Supervisor at 24 hours prior to an event. Season tickets may be exchanged (520) 625-3440 ext. 7225. for another performance in the current 2017/2018 performing arts series. Season tickets may not be exchanged for guest Student discounts also are available for all performances. or general public tickets or special events. Tickets must be Students may be required to present a student ID when tickets presented in order to process an exchange. Upgrade fees may are picked up at the West Center Box Office. Please indicate apply and must be paid at the time of the exchange. Refunds your student status when purchasing tickets at the Box Office. will not be issued if exchanging ticket(s) for a less expensive performance. See Ticket Refund/Exchange Policy section for SEASON TICKETS additional information.

ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE Season tickets allow GVR members to create a customized SEASON TICKET ORDER PICK UP season ticket package at an exceptional discount. GVR Season tickets will be available for pick up at the West Center members can purchase tickets for seven (7) or more Box Office beginning Monday, October 9, 2017. performances in the upcoming season before individual tickets go on sale to the general public. Season ticket holders may choose the performances of their choice in their desired seating section. Prices vary depending on show selection and seating section preference. Season tickets may be purchased July 1-August 25, 2017. Season ticket orders can be placed in person, by mail or by phone. Tickets will be available for pick up at the West Center Box Office beginning Monday, October 9, 2017.

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All ticket sales are final. There are no refunds or exchanges for individual member, guest or general public tickets. Season ticket holders are entitled to ticket exchange privileges. Season ticket exchanges are allowed up to 24 hours prior to an event. A GVR Live! event ticket may be exchanged for any other performance in the current performing arts series. Season tickets may not be exchanged for guest or general public tickets or special events. Tickets must be present in order to process an exchange. Upgrade fees may apply and must be paid at the time of the exchange. Refunds will not be given if exchanging ticket(s) for a less expensive performance. Season Tickets may be exchanged in person at the West Center Box Office. Tickets may also be mailed in for exchange provided they will arrive more than 24 hours prior to an event to:

Green Valley Recreation Attn: Season Ticket Exchange PO Box 586, Green Valley, AZ 85622

Include your name, GVR member number, contact information and your tickets, and indicate for which performance you wish to exchange your tickets.

GENERAL INFORMATION

• All performances are open to the general public. • As a courtesy to fellow patrons, it is recommended that hats be removed in the auditorium. • All GVR Live! events are held at Green Valley Recreation West Center Auditorium, located at 1111 GVR Drive in • Cinema booster seats are available for individuals to Green Valley. The auditorium is located near I-19 and provide a better view from any seating location. A cinema Continental Road, and may be accessed from La Canada. seat may be requested by contacting the House Manager.

• Doors open approximately one (1) hour prior to the • Children six years and under are not permitted to performance or as indicated on the ticket. Every effort will attend performances. Exceptions may apply for some be made to begin all performances on time. special engagements.

• Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the House • GVR reserves the right to alter seating configurations to Manager. Late seating may be unavailable at the discretion accommodate house size. of the performing artist. Patrons are asked to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the performance start time to ensure • Some artists may set their performance noise levels at an entrance and seating. intensity that is not suitable for all patrons. Complimentary earplugs are available from the box office. • Seat saving is not permitted at any time in the West Center Auditorium.

• Artists, dates, times and programs are subject to change without advance notice due to unforeseen circumstances.

• The use of still, video and audio recording devices of any kind is strictly prohibited.

• Kindly silence your electronic devices prior to entering West Center Auditorium as a courtesy to performers and guests.

29 GVR LIVE! IN THE ACCESSIBILITY COMMUNITY The West Center, including the auditorium and parking lot, GVR’s goal is to strengthen the community through arts are ADA accessible. ADA designated parking is available in education and outreach programs by promoting the arts well the north and west parking lots. GVR makes all reasonable beyond our role as a presenting organization. Through outreach accommodations for those with special needs, including opportunities throughout the community, we hope to promote those with service animals as defined by the Americans a greater appreciation for the arts and build a healthy and with Disabilities Act, with advance notice. Please inform thriving arts community. the Box Office when you purchase tickets if wheelchair One way we do this is to take live monthly performances to the accessible and companion seating is required. residents of Silver Springs Assisted Living Center, who may be The House Manager will identify patrons with accessibility unable to attend performances at GVR’s West Center. Since needs prior to opening the auditorium doors for seating. 2012, GVR has scheduled entertainers to provide a one hour Patrons who have accessibility needs will be seated with the performance at Silver Springs. Residents are delighted to be able assistance of the House Manager and volunteer ushers. to experience top notch performances from the comfort and convenience of their residence. RELEASE OF ACCESSIBILITY SEATING GVR is also reaching out to the community by having our performers conduct workshops and lectures for local All wheelchair accessible locations and the adjacent area school students. These experienced artists share their companion seats will be held for purchase exclusively by knowledge, experience and talents through performance-based patrons who have a member of their party who is a wheelchair demonstrations, hands on workshops, and lectures to expose or scooter user, or who has a mobility disability or whose students to the arts and entertainment field and foster a greater disability requires the use of the features of the accessible appreciation for the performing arts. GVR also works with location, until the last non-wheelchair accessible location/ educators to customize workshops and presentations that will seat is sold. At that time, all wheelchair locations and adjacent benefit students. companion seats will be released for sale on a first come, first GVR is seeking other opportunities to partner with a variety of served basis to patrons with or without disabilities. community organizations by hosting workshops and lectures Mobility devices must be removed from fire lanes and that help enrich our community as a whole. We invite you to aisles. The House Manager will gladly assist patrons with contact GVR about your interest in the arts. accessibility needs.

West Center Auditorium is equipped with two Assisted VOLUNTEER AND SHARE YOUR PASSION Listening Systems, the Ampetronic Induction Loop System FOR THE ARTS! (known as the Induction Loop) and the Williams Hearing Assist System. Receivers and a headset or ear buds for the Williams Hearing Assist System are available for pick The GVR Live! Performing Arts Season brings an exciting up at the West Center Box Office one (1) hour prior to array of live entertainers and performers to Southern Arizona performances. A photo ID is required to check out to entertain us, bond us together through our experience, and this equipment. enrich our lives and community! An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is located in If you share our passion for the arts and are a current GVR the West Center lobby. Please alert GVR staff in the event member, we invite you to serve as an Arts & Entertainment of an emergency. Volunteer. Our volunteers assist us during performances by greeting and seating patrons, helping with merchandise and concession sales, and providing general assistance to guests. No experience is necessary as we will train you. The only requirements are a willingness to learn and to ensure our guests have a pleasurable experience while attending GVR’s performances. Those interested in being an Arts & Entertainment Volunteer are invited to call us at (520) 625-3440 ext. 7206, or to send an email stating your interest to [email protected].

30 GVR Live! 2017/2018 Season Ticket Order Form

Date Time Performance Qty Sect A* Sect B* inc 10% discnt inc 15% discnt OCTOBER 10/19 6pm Cocktails in the Courtyard with Jarabe Mexicano _____ Free Free 10/26 7pm Satisfaction The International Rolling Stones Show _____ $29 $24 10/31 7pm The Modern Gentlemen _____ $32 $27

NOVEMBER 11/7 7pm Croce: Two Generations of American Music _____ $31 $26 11/14 7pm Turtle Island Quartet Bird’s Eye View: The Legend of Charlie Parker _____ $29 $24 11/30 7pm Windham Hill _____ $34 $29

DECEMBER 12/7 7pm Blue Suede Christmas _____ $27 $22 12/12 7:30pm TSO Pops _____ $34 $29 12/31 7pm New Year’s Eve with Velvet Caravan (general admission/15% discount) _____ $34

JANUARY 1/11 7pm Irving Berlin The American Dream starring Spider Saloff _____ $18 $14 1/16 7pm Brass Transit The Musical Legacy of Chicago _____ $32 $27 1/23 7:30pm TSO Pops _____ $34 $29

FEBRUARY 2/1 7:30pm Tucson Symphony Orchestra Tahiti for Two _____ $34 $29 2/8 7pm The Divine Miss Bette starring Catherine Alcorn _____ $22 $17 2/15 7pm Tiempo Libre _____ $32 $27 2/22 7pm California Guitar Trio _____ $18 $14

MARCH 3/1 7:30pm Tucson Symphony Orchestra Schubert & Brahms: Second Symphonies _____ $34 $29 3/6 7pm Larry Gatlin _____ $31 $26. 3/13 7pm The Four Freshman _____ $31 $26 3/20 7pm Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Voces del Sur _____ $34 $29 3/27 7pm Jason Petty’s Classic Nashville Roadshow _____ $27 $22

APRIL 4/5 7pm Stray Cat Lee Rocker _____ $32 $27 4/10 7pm John McCutcheon _____ $22 $17

Season Ticket Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend 3 Show Discount Package Order Form Season ticket holders may only purchase one Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend Package per season ticket holder. Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend Package includes one ticket for each concert. Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend Package tickets are not a part of the season ticket purchase and do not count toward your season ticket total. Rock ‘N’ Roll Weekend Package tickets are nonrefundable or exchangeable.

Please indicate the package quantity and the package order total below. Section A RNR Package $60 per person X ______(# of packages) = $______Section B RNR Package $48 per person X ______(# of packages) = $______Season Ticket RNR Package Total = $______

Season Ticket Order + RNR Weekend Package: TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $______

*Season ticket discounts are reflected in the prices listed and are rounded up or down to the nearest whole dollar amount based on the appropriate section discount. 31 TICKET ORDER FORM DETAILS Each member must purchase the minimum number of performances to be eligible for the season ticket discount. Purchase seven (7) or more ticket per person and receive a 10% discount off the regular member price for Section A seating, or receive a 15% discount off the regular member price for Section B seating. All tickets purchased must be in the same section to qualify for the season ticket discount. Please indicate the number of tickets per performance and circle the desired seating section. Season ticket orders are processed in the order they are received. Seating sections are subject to availability. If your seating section preference is not available, you will be assigned to the next seating section. Exact seat assignments are not available in the West Center Auditorium. The auditorium is general admission seating and available on a first come, first served at each performance.

GVR LIVE! 2017/2018 Performing Arts Season SEASON TICKET ORDER PAYMENT FORM Member’s Name: (please print) GVR # (must be included) Member: Member: Green Valley Address Zip Code: ______Alt. Address: City: ______State: ______Zip Code: Green Valley Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail address: ______Are you a renewing season ticket subscriber? ______Or new season ticket subscriber? ______

ACCESSIBILITY

Wheelchair Accessible Seating: #______Companion Seating: #______

PAYMENT INFORMATION

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: $______(Please include both season ticket order total and RNR Weekend Package total, if applicable)

Method of payment: ______Check payable to GREEN VALLEY RECREATION ______Credit Card Payment Visa MasterCard (please circle one)

Card # Exp. Date: ______Name printed on card (please print)

Authorizing Signature:

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34 Chicken Tetrazzini, German Meatballs, Don’t eat lunch alone! Meatloaf, Roast Turkey, Chili, and a bountiful Salad Bar. These are typical menu items at the Community Center, where a full meal, with veggies, bread, dessert and seasonal treats are included. The Senior Lunch is for all adults age 60+ and transportation is available. Cost? A $3 donation is requested Enjoy food, fun and friendship at the Community Center. from participants ($7 for guests). Get on board with one of our day trips to enjoyable places like... • TUCSON BOTANICAL GARDENS • AZ DIAMONDBACKS Posada LifeTM • MINI-TIME MACHINE MUSEUM Community Ser vices • GASLIGHT THEATRE 780 S. Park Centre Ave., Green Valley, AZ www.PosadaLife.org Register by calling 393-6814 Peace of Mind and Support for those giving care at home

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MON. – FRI. • 9AM – 4PM Nutritional meal & snacks • Medication management Caregiver support group • Stimulating activities Assistance with activities of daily living Posada LifeTM Learn more by calling Rosanna at 520-393-6835 Community Ser vices 780 S. Park Centre Ave., Green Valley, AZ www.PosadaLife.org A state-licenced not-for-profit fee-for-service care program. Pre-enrollment assessment and program approval required. Limited availability. “The sound they created TOGETHER was thrilling.” WORLD1 —ARIZONA DAILY STAR PREMIERE 2017-18 Season Tickets On sale now!

FIVE GREEN VALLEY PERFORMANCES! The British are Coming! Bernstein Mass! Emily Sings! 2 Byrd to the Beatles Friday, January 26, 7:30 pm and Evoking music in REQUIEMS Saturday, October 14 Sunday, January 28, 3:00 pm Emily Dickinson’s poetry St. Francis in the Valley Episcopal Church Centennial Hall, University of Arizona. Saturday, March 24 Bus service from Green Valley for the St. Francis in the Valley Metamorphosis Sunday performance is available for $15! Episcopal Church David Lang little match girl passion (Pulitzer Prize winner) Verdi Requiem Green Valley concerts begin at 7 p.m. Gabriel Fauré Requiem Saturday, February 24 Valley Presbyterian Church Friday, November 3 & Lutheran Church of the Risen Savior BERNSTEIN’S Christmas Lessons & Carols by Candlelight MASS Friday, December 8 St. Francis in the Valley Episcopal Church

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