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It Has Been Said That Art Can Change the World, and Memphis Is Doing Her Part It has been said that art can change the world, and Memphis is doing her part. Most of us know the feeling of being moved by a work of art, whether it is a song, a play, a dance, a story, a painting, or a sculpture. Art touches us, moves us, inspires us; transports us to a new place while bringing us together. It's time to engage your senses and connect with the arts. Let the season begin. Take your seat and enjoy the show! 2018-2019 Ballet Memphis Feb 16: Rumours — Fleetwood Mac Tribute Feb 23: The High Kings 2144 Madison, 901-737-7322, balletmemphis.org Mar 1: Guy Penrod Sep 8–9: Season Opener: Shelter Mar 8–10: Disney’s High School Musical Oct 26–28, Nov 1–4: Fall Mix Mar 22: Bartlett Community Concert Band Dec 7–9: Nutcracker (The Orpheum) Mar 24: The Russian String Orchestra Feb 15–17, 22–24: Spring Mix Mar 30: The Rat Pack Show Mar 22–23: Through the Veil: Giselle Redux Apr 13: The Stylistics Apr 12–14: Giselle (The Orpheum) Apr 27: Tony Jackson May 10–12: Rewind May 3–5: Calendar Girls Bartlett Performing Arts Center Blues City Cultural Center 3663 Appling, 901-385-6440, bpacc.org 901-292-2397 or 901-268-3740, bluescitycc.org Sep 21: Aaron Tippin Nov 17–20: Wade in the Water Oct 6: Let’s Hang On — Frankie Valli Tribute Nov 19–20: School Performances (Christian Bros. Univ. Theater) Oct 13: An Evening With Groucho Feb 18–28 Tickle the Rain (Touring Production) Oct 27: Mammoth Follies Jun 1–30: Peace in the House (Touring Production) Nov 3: Pinocchio Nov 8: Los Lonely Boys Buckman Performing & Fine Arts Center Nov 16–18: Sanders Family Christmas 60 Perkins Ext’d, 901-537-1483, buckmanartscenter.com Nov 30: John Davidson Dec 5: Judy Collins Sep 7: Memphis Made – Center Stage Presents Jan 19: Bradley Fields – Magician Kris Acklen and His Band CD Release Party Jan 25: Dale Watson Sep 16: Delta Rae Feb 8–10: Love Letters Sep 20: An Evening with John Popper 6 DOWNTOWNER MAGAZINE | Fall 2018 memphisdowntowner.com Sep 30: Artrageous Germantown Performing Arts Center Oct 21: Tito Puente, Jr. and Melina Almodovar 1801 Exeter, 901-751-7500, gpacweb.com Nov 3: Ukraine’s Kurbasy Sept 15: Bobby McFerrin Dec 1–2: Roudnev Youth Ballet’s Nutcracker Sep 28: Charles Lloyd & The Marvels Jan 11: Memphis Made – Center Stage Presents Oct 5: Dhoad Gypsies of Rajasthan Mighty Souls Brass Band Oct 20: Take Me to the River: New Orleans Jan 19: Ruthie Foster Nov 2: Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer & Zakir Hussein Jan 27: Lesson Plans to Late Night- Comedy of Lucas Bohn Nov 4: Soweto Gospel Choir Feb 8: PHILADANCO Nov 10: Ellis Marsalis Quintet Feb 28: Underwater Bubble Show Jan 11: Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver with Flatt Lonesome Mar 1: Memphis Made – Center Stage Presents Jan 12: Fred Hersch Pocket Orchestra This Place, This Time with Siphne A. Sylve Jan 26 Dorrance Dance Mar 29: Italy’s Newpoli Feb 2: Jazzmeia Horn Apr 13: Joan Osborne Mar 30: Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour May 17–18: Roudnev Youth Ballet’s Cinderella Mar 1: Shawn Colvin May 4: Ballet Memphis: Midsummer Night’s Dream Cannon Center for the Performing Arts 255 N. Main, Box Office: 901-576-1200 Halloran Centre for the Performing Arts Tickets: 800-745-3000, thecannoncenter.com 225 S. Main, 901-525-3000, orpheum-memphis.com Sep 3: Bluff City Jazz Fest Music Sep 7: The Stompdown Aug 18: Rodney Crowell Oct 25: Marilyn Manson Sep 7: Rhonda Vincent and the Rage Nov 20-21: PAW Patrol Live! “Race to the Rescue” Sep 29: Dennis Quaid and the Sharks Nov 29: Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker Oct 12: Dougie MacLean Dec 28: Home Free: A Country Christmas Oct 20: Matt Stansberry & The Romance Visit website for future dates Nov 3: Bettye LaVette Nov 30: Music of the Knights The Circuit Playhouse Jan 26: Mary Wilson 51 S. Cooper, 901-726-4656, playhouseonthesquare.org Feb 2: Jim Brickman, “Share the Love” Tour Aug 24–Sep 9: Junk Mar 2: Dustbowl Revival Oct 5–28: Little Women Mar 16: Benise FUEGO! Spirit of Spain (two performances) Nov 23–Dec 23: Junie b. Jones is Not A Crook Apr 13: Carlene Carter Jan 25–Feb 17: Sweat Apr 27: The Orbert Davis Sextet Mar 15–Apr 7: Madagascar: a Musical Adventure Theatre Apr 19–May 12: 1984 Nov 17: Ain’t Misbehavin’ June 7–30: The Legend of Georgia McBride Feb 16: National Players in The Crucible Marc 30: New York City Gilbert & Sullivan Players in the Concerts International Wand’ring Minstrels Pirates of Penzance and an 3775 Central, UofM Harris Concert Hall Evening of Gilbert & Sullivan Favorites 901-527-3067, cimemphis.org Kafé Kirk Oct 9: Kalichstein-Laredo Robinson Trio Oct 7, Dec 2, Feb 10, Apr 7: Jan 30: Los Angeles Guitar Quartet New series featuring Kirk Whalum Feb 20: Aulos Ensemble with accompanying artists Mar 13: Sybarite5 Apr 11: Rolston String Quartet memphisdowntowner.com Fall 2018 | DOWNTOWNER MAGAZINE 7 Harrell Performing Arts Theatre Sep 23: Opera Memphis Sep 29: Lake Street Dive (Ticketed Show) 440 W. Powell, Collierville, 901-457-2780, harrelltheatre.org Oct 4: Dean Owens & The Whiskey Hearts Sep 14–23: Jesus Christ Superstar Oct 5: Squirrel Nut Zippers Dec 1–9: Miracle on 34th Street Oct 6: Film & Music Night Feb 15–24: Steel Magnolias Oct 7: Memphis Hepcats Jul 12–21: The Producers Oct 11: Terrance Simien & The Zydeco Experience Oct 12: Bette Smith Hattiloo Theatre Oct 13: Walden 37 S. Cooper, 901-525-0009, hattiloo.org Oct 14: Las Cafeteras Oct 18: Crystal Shrine Sep 14–Oct 7: Pipeline Oct 19: John Fullbright Oct 19–Nov 11: For Colored Girls Who’ve Considered Suicide Oct 20: Film & Music Night When the Rainbow Isn’t Enuf Oct 21: Nefesh Mountain Nov 30–Dec 23: If Scrooge was a Sistah Jan 11–Feb 3: Song for Coretta Mar–Apr 14: Too Heavy for Your Pockets Memphis Symphony Orchestra May 10–Jun 2: The Parchmen Hour: Songs And Stories of 901-537-2525, memphissymphony.org the ‘61 Freedom Riders Masterworks Concert Series (Cannon Center & GPAC) Sep 29–30: Bernstein and Tchaikovsky Celebration IRIS Orchestra Nov 10–11: Veterans Day Salute: Fanfare for the Common Man 901-751-7500, irisorchestra.org Jan 12–13: Rachmaninoff Second Symphony Feb. 23–24: Star Conductor Keith Lockhart At GPAC Mar 30–31: Concert for Hope: Tchaikovsky4 and Ryan Anthony Oct 13: Midori, violin May 18–19: Maestro Moody and the Mighty Mahler 5 Dec 1: University of Memphis Chorus Feb 16: Hanzhi Wang, accordion Classic Accents Series Mar 16: Inon Barnatan, piano (Harris Concert Hall, University of Memphis, and GPAC) Apr 27: Itamar Zorman, violin Jan. 19–20: Devil at the Crossroads Mar 9–10: Double Cello Concerto At Brooks Museum Apr 13–14: Beethoven and The Beatles (Harris Concert Hall Oct 14: Midori, violin with IRIS musicians & Playhouse on the Square) Feb 17: Hanzhi Wang, accordion with IRIS musicians Mar 17: Inon Barnatan, piano with IRIS musicians POPS Concert Series (Cannon Center) Apr 28: Itamar Zorman, violin with IRIS musicians Oct 20: Cirque De La Symphonie Dec 22–23: Magic of Memphis Levitt Shell Jan 5: Elvis in Las Vegas Mar 23: David Porter Tribute 1928 Poplar (Overton Park behind Brooks Museum of Art) May 4: The Music of Star Wars 901-272-2722, levittshell.org, Sep–Oct and May–Jul Special Concert Sep 6: Devon Gilfillian Dec 18–19: Handel’s “Messiah” Lindenwood Christian Church Sep 7: Orquesta Akokán Sep 8: Meta & The Cornerstones Sep 9: The Mulligan Brothers Minglewood Hall Sep 13: Black Umfolosi 1555 Madison, 901-312-6058, minglewoodhall.com Sep 14: Snowglobe/Star & Micey Sep 2: Hair & Fashion Show Sep 15: Rhodes Jazz Night With Joyce Cobb Sep 8: Lil Scrappy & Yung Joc Sep 16: Those Pretty Wrongs Sep 20: SuicideGirls Blackheart Burlesque Sep 20: Low Cut Connie Sep 21: JJ Grey & Mofro with New Orleans Suspects Sep 21: Memphis Renaissance Oct 4: Whiskey Myers Sep 22: North Mississippi Allstars Oct 12: Houndmouth with Family of the Year 8 DOWNTOWNER MAGAZINE | Fall 2018 memphisdowntowner.com Oct 23: Social Distortion with Will Hoge Oct 24: Lecrae & Andy Mineo Universities that are leading the bands Oct 27: Andy Grammer and teaching the troupes! Nov 1: Gary Clark Jr with Peterson Brothers Nov 2: GlowRave Christian Brothers University Nov 3: Underoath with Dance Gavin Dance 650 E. Parkway S., 901-321-3000, cbu.edu Nov 9: Courage Thru Cancer Beneift LeMoyne-Owen College Nov 10: Lil Yachty 807 Walker, 901-435-1000, loc.edu Nov 17: V3Fights Nov 27: The Kooks Rhodes College McCoy Theatre Nov 28: Methodist Hospice Benefit 2000 N. Parkway, 901-843-3839, rhodes.edu/mccoy Nov 30: Sister Hazel Rhodes College Tuthill Performance Hall/Hassell Hall (Music) Dec 1: Ashley McBryde 2000 N. Parkway, 901-843-3775, rhodes.edu Dec 29: Tora Tora with Dirty Streets Southwest Tennessee Community College 1884 LOUNGE 737 Union, 901-333-5000, southwest.tn.edu/theater Sep 20: Jonathan McReynolds University of Memphis Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music Sep 21: Adam Wakefield 3775 Central, 901-678-2541, memphis.edu/music Oct 9: Ghost-Note & MonoNeon Oct 11: Billy Strings University of Memphis Theatre Oct 20: The Oh Hellos 3745 Central, 901-678-2576, memphis.edu/theatre Dec 22: Starlito Visible Music College 200 Madison, 901-381-3939, visible.edu New Ballet Ensemble 901-726-9225, newballet.org Sep 21: Memphis Renaissance: Forward Together (Levitt Shell) Stand-alone troupes that perform Dec 14–16: Nut ReMix 2018 (Cannon Center) at various locations.
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