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Season Ticket Guide 2021-2022 SEASON TICKET GUIDE 2021-2022 JAZZARTSGROUP.ORG LIVE JAZZ IS BACK GERSHWIN, BERLIN AT THE SOUTHERN & LINCOLN THEATRES & AND WE CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU SUBSCRIBE TODAY! BEYOND featuring Patrick Bartley Jr. & Lena Seikaly Subscribers get it all – the best in-theatre seats, discounted tickets, special offers and FREE access to live streams of CJO concerts + more! Simply fill-in the forms on pages 8 – 9 and mail, fax or drop off at the THE SOUTHERN THEATRE CBUSArts Ticket Center (formerly the CAPA Ticket Office). 21 EAST MAIN STREET 39 EAST STATE STREET COLUMBUS, OH 43215 Legendary songs from America’s greatest songwriters with Call: (614) 469-0939 Fax: (614) 340-2272 up-and-coming saxophonist Patrick Bartley, Jr. and CJO favorite and rising jazz vocalist Lena Seikaly. CBUSArts Ticket Center Hours: MON – FRI 9AM – 5PM THUR, OCT 14, 7:30PM SAT 10AM – 2PM FRI, OCT 15, 8PM* ARTISTIC DIRECTOR CHAIR SPONSOR Ann & Tom Hoaglin Buy Single Tickets Starting Monday, Aug 16, 2021 SAT, OCT 16, 8PM SUN, OCT, 17, 3PM JAZZ AT THE SOUTHERN THEATRE CONCERT SERIES *Friday concerts also available via live stream for $20 exclusively at www.JAG.tv SOUTHERN THEATRE | 21 EAST MAIN STREET Ticket Prices: $74.90 - $66.50 - $58.10 - $49.70 - $29.75 - $14.00* Call: (614) 469-0939 In-Advance: CBUSArts Ticket Center (39 E State Street) At The Door: The Southern Theatre (21 E Main Street) starting 2 hours prior to the show Online: WWW.CBUSArts.COM JAZZ AT THE LINCOLN THEATRE CONCERT SERIES LINCOLN THEATRE | 769 EAST LONG STREET Buy Individual Tickets starting Aug 16: $22.50** Buy All 4 Concerts Now for the Best Savings: $69.00** ($17.25 per ticket) Call or visit the CBUSArts Ticket Center at 39 E State Street, (614) 469-0939 *Prices shown include a $3.50 CAPA facility fee + the 5% City of Columbus entertainment fee. ** Prices shown include a $1.50 CAPA facility fee + the 5% City of Columbus entertainment fee. Additional taxes or fees may apply at time of purchase. 2 3 Home for the The RollingRolling StonesStones ARTISTIC DIRECTOR CHAIR SPONSOR HOLIDAYSHOLIDAYS Project Ann & Tom Hoaglin Featuring Bernard Fowler & Tim Ries with the THE SOUTHERN THEATRE 21 EAST MAIN STREET Our annual holiday musical treat, this year featuring Oscar- Columbus Jazz Orchestra winning, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Vanessa Campagna. The Southern Theatre | 21 East Main Street The Rolling Stones songbook with a jazzy twist featuring two current members of the Rolling Stones’ backup band – Wed, Dec 1, 7:30PM Fri, Dec 3, 8PM* saxophonist Tim Ries and vocalist Bernard Fowler. Thur, Dec 2, 7:30PM Sat, Dec 4, 8PM Thur, Mar 10 - 7:30PM | Fri, Mar 11 - 8Pm* Sat, Mar 12 - 8PM | Sun, Mar 13 - 3Pm Sun, Dec 5, 3PM CONCERT SPONSOR *Friday concerts also available via live stream *Friday concerts also available via live stream ARTISTIC DIRECTOR CHAIR SPONSOR for $20 exclusively at www.JAG.tv Ann & Tom Hoaglin for $20 exclusively at www.JAG.tv Valentine ROMANCE FEATURING THE SOUTHERN THEATRE | 21 EAST MAIN STREET CARLY THOMAS SMITH & BRUCE WERMUTH THE SOUTHERN THEATRE | 21 EAST MAIN STREET AN EVENING BURSTING WITH SINATRA’S GREATEST HITS SUNG BY TONY DESARE, ONE OF THE HOTTEST SINGER/PIANISTS ON THE JAZZ AND CONCERT SCENE TODAY. An enchanted evening featuring romantic songs and duets by two of CJO’s favorite vocalists. THUR, APRIL 14, 7:30PM THUR, FEB 10, 7:30PM FRI, APRIL 15, 8PM* ARTISTIC CHAIR SPONSOR FRI, FEB 11, 8PM* Ann & Tom Hoaglin ARTISTIC CHAIR SPONSOR SAT, APRIL 16, 8PM SAT, FEB 12, 8PM Ann & Tom Hoaglin SUN, APRIL, 17, 3PM SUN, FEB 13, 3PM *Friday concerts also available via live stream *Friday concerts also available via live stream for $20 exclusively at www.JAG.tv 4 for $20 exclusively at www.JAG.tv 5 SAVE THE DATE JAZZ IS BACK! SUBSCRIBERS ALWAYS GET THE BEST OF EVERYTHING! AND IN Guaranteed Same Seats When you subscribe to all five concerts on the Jazz at the Southern Theatre concert series (formerly "Swingin’ with the CJO”), you enjoy the same guaranteed great seats for each LIVE amazing concert. Choose Your Seats & Get the Best in the House Get first choice of the best seats before they go on sale to the public when you renew from year-to-year, plus get first priority when changing or upgrading your seat locations. Flexible Exchanges If you cannot make a date, exchange your tickets for a different performance of the same PERSON show up to 24 hours in advance. ONENIGHTONLY! Up to $10 off the Purchase of Additional Full Price Tickets* In select seating locations so you can share the CJO experience with family and friends. THE LINCOLN THEATRE COMPLEX Insider Access and Offers 769 EAST LONG STREET, COLUMBUS, OH As a subscriber, you get the inside scoop on our programs, guest artists and other great offers on tickets and special events. Free Access to Friday Night CJO Live Streams As a subscriber, you can enjoy an encore or preview of the concert with free access to the Friday night live stream exclusively at www.JAG.tv. * Applies to seats purchased in all sections except Huntington Circle and 2 nd Balcony Center and Sides. STAGE SOUTHERN THEATRE HUNTINGTON SECTION ROWS TICKET PRICE CIRCLE HUNTINGTON CIRCLE: (Rows A - K) $74.90 / $64.40* LOGE OVERHANG LOGE ORCHESTRA: (Rows L - S) $66.50 / $58.10* ORCHESTRA LOGE OVERHANG LOGE LOGE: (Rows A - F) $58.10 / $49.50* 2ND BALCONY OVERHANG 2ND BALCONY LOGE MEZZANINE: (Rows G - L) $49.70 / $43.40* ARTISTIC CHAIR SPONSOR OVERHANG 2ND BALCONY 2ND BALCONY CENTER FRONT: (Rows A - D) $29.75 / $25.55* MEZZANINE Ann & Tom Hoaglin 2nd 2nd BALC. BALC. 2ND BALCONY SIDES & REAR: R/L (Rows A-F) or Center (Rows E-F) $14.00/NA* LEFT 2nd BALCONY RIGHT CENTER FRONT Full Price / *Subscriber Price 2nd BAL RONT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT CONY CENTER F JAZZARTSGROUP.ORG 6 7 BECOME A SEASON TICKET HOLDER JAZZ IS BACK! 1 I'M THERE 4 I SUPPORT THE JAZZ ARTS GROUP NAME O YES, I wish to support the mission of the Jazz Arts Group with a tax-deductible contribution.* The Jazz Arts Group appreciates gifts of all amounts; however, due to space constraints, only gifts of $300 or more will be printed in the playbill. ADDRESS I WOULD LIKE MY NAME TO APPEAR IN THE PLAYBILL AS: CITY / STATE / ZIP CODE I WOULD LIKE TO DESIGNATE A GIFT: O JAG PERFORMANCE O COMMUNITY IMPACT O GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT (CJO, Jazz at the Lincoln Theatre) (Jazz Academy, School Programs) DAY PHONE / CELL PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS 5 ADD IT ALL UP Please add up your subtotals on the lines below. CJO SOUTHERN SERIES SUBSCRIPTION SELECT YOUR PACKAGE, SEATS & PERFORMANCE SUBSCRIPTION TOTAL 2 Prices shown include a $3.50 CAPA facility fee per ticket plus the City of Columbus 5% per ticket Entertainment fee. Additional fees may apply at time of purchase. CONTRIBUTION TOTAL 5 CONCERT YOUR HANDLING FEE $10.00 SUBSCRIPTION REGULAR FULL SUBSCRIBER SEATING LOCATION PRICE TICKET PRICE PRICE PER TICKET GRAND TOTAL O HUNTINGTON CIRCLE $322.00 $74.90 $64.40 O Wheelchair Seating Required? O ORCHESTRA $290.50 $66.50 $58.10 O LOGE $248.50 $58.10 $49.70 O MEZZANINE $217.00 $49.70 $43.40 CHECK OUT O 2ND BALC CTR FRONT $127.75 $29.75 $25.55 6 O Enclosed is a check payable to CBUSArts FBO Jazz Arts Group ............................. O THU O FRI O SAT O SUN (check #) Checks save us MONEY! O Please charge the following credit card: O AMERICAN EXPRESS O VISA O MASTERCARD O DISCOVER CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION CVV/CID (3 digit number on back / 4 digit code on AMEX) 3 SUBTOTAL Please list the number of subscriptions and totals here. SIGNATURE MAIL OR FAX YOUR ORDER SWINGIN' W/ THE CJO PRICE EACH SUBTOTAL 7 # of SUBSCRIPTIONS X = CBUSArts Ticket Center / 39 East State Street / Columbus, OH 43215 / FAX: 614.340.2272 [email protected] * Jazz Arts Group is a 501(c)(3)charitable organization. JAZZ AT THE LINCOLN THEATRE HERE AFFIX STAMP CONCERT SERIES LINCOLN THEATRE | 769 EAST LONG STREET Our Jazz at the Lincoln Theatre series focuses on both established national artists and up and coming performers, curated events, and intimate showcases with educational events that reach into the community through workshops and artist residencies at schools throughout the city. Single tickets go on sale Monday, August 16, 2021 Buy Individual Tickets starting Aug 16: $22.50** Buy All 4 Concerts Now and Save: $69.00** ($17.25 per ticket) Call or Visit the CBUSArts Ticket Center at 39 E State Street, (614) 469-0939. JAZZ ARTS ARTS GROUP JAZZ CBUSARTS TICKET TICKET CENTER CBUSARTS RE: STREET STATE 39 EAST OH 43215 COLUMBUS, ** Prices shown include a $1.50 CAPA facility fee + the 5% City of Columbus entertainment fee. Additional taxes or fees may apply at time of purchase. Tape Here Tape CHRIS COLES' NINE LIVES PROJECT THUR, OCT 28, 2021 | 8PM | $22.50** Named one of Cleveland Magazine’s “Most Interesting People of 2021,” saxophonist/ composer/educator Chris Coles brings his powerful meditation on the 2015 Charleston church shooting to the Lincoln Theatre for one show only. Combining jazz, spoken word and movement, audience and performers share a musical reflection on issues of social justice, racial inequality, and gun violence. Live stream available for $10 exclusively at www.JAG.tv 11 PHAREZ WHITTED ASHLEY QUARTET THUR, JAN 20, 2022 | 8PM | $22.50** PEZZOTTI A legendary trumpeter and educator from THUR, APR 28, 2022 | 8PM | $22.50** a legendary musical family, Pharez Whitted is recognized for his technical mastery, muscular solos, and the lyrical urgency of Join us as we introduce Ashley Pezzotti, a fast-rising star on the his playing.
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