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Street Congratulations Artcore! 2012-2013 7 8 10 11 12 15 7/13 7/16 7/21 7/22 7/23 7/30 15 16 17 19 23 23 2012-2013 7/30 8/6 8/9 8/11 8/13 8/13 25 28 30 34 36 40 8/19 8/24 9/14-15 9/15 9/21 9/27 42 44 46 48 59 50 10/1 10/5 10/17 10/24 11/1 11/8 61 63 65 90 68 69 11/16 11/26 12/7 12/30 1/5 1/11 73 75 78 79 81 84 1/13 1/15 1/24 1/24 12/31 2/3 86 89 90 93 94 94 2/8 2/22 3/9 3/16 3/17 3/17 96 97 98 99 101 102 4/13 4/14 4/21 4/26 5/2 5/11 VISIT US ONLINE AT artCOREW Y. COM FOR MORE INFORMATION BUSINESS AUTO HOME HEALTH IRA’S BONDS ANNUITIES 545 E. 2nd • P.O. Box 1729 • CASPER, WYOMING 82602 • (307) 234-4551 • FAX (307) 237-2237 Glad To Support And Help To Ensure The Future Of The Arts THE DES & CARRIE BENNION FAMILY “Established 1895” EAST 2ND & PARK • PHONE: 234-4551 Co-Sponsor of Glenn Miller, Kenya Safari Acrobats, Lowe Family, Soul Street Dance, Riders in the Sky MAJOR SUPPORT PROVIDED BY: Thank You McMurry Foundation for he McMurry Foundation was established in 1998 to have a significant and beneficial impact on Tthe communities within Wyoming. Special emphasis is on Education, Religion, Children and Advocacy for Children, Health & Human Services, the Arts and Humanities, and a Favorable Business Environment. In carrying out our work, we are guided by the values of excellence and compassion. BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | Carolyn Deuel PRESIDENT | Richard Turner | MUSIC & TECHNOLOGY VICE PRESIDENT | Chuck Wilson | BUSINESS SECRETARY-TREASURER | Jim Brown | BUSINESS Kristi Armijo | MUSIC Ken Barbe | LAWYER NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOLS Lesli Beecher | MUSIC Shawn Houck | DESIGN Michael Stedillie | THEATER Deborah Whitaker | MUSIC Music is forever; music should grow and mature with you, following you Kathryn Williams | MUSIC right on up until you die. — Paul Simon ARTCORE | P.O. BOX 874 | CASPER, WY 82602 PROGRAM LAYOUT, DESIGN & PREPRESS 307.265.1564 | [email protected] BY NICOLE CRABB, JASON YOCUM & ARTCOREWY.COM | FACEBOOK.COM/ARTCOREWY TRAVIS GRAY FOR ADBAY.COM WITH LITHOGRAPHY BY HOUSE OF PRINTING | 2012-2013 | artCORE | 1 We look forward to bringing a wonderful ing two different times with singers Catherine Sav- group of artists to you for ARTCORE’s 2012-13 ery and Jennifer Gill, the Schenfisch Family with season! another Fisch Stew, Fred Taylor with the Brass & When the Wyoming Shakespeare Co. presents Storm Door Co., bassoonist/recorder player Rich- KING LEAR in City Park on July 13th at 6 p.m., ard Turner, trombonist Nathan Baker, Jalan Cross- Ed Metzger, who has performed as Einstein and land, Inda Eaton, and Susan Powell will return from Hemingway here, and his wife, Laya, will have start- Ohio State with husband Joe and three other pro- ed ACTORFEST, a two-week acting workshop for fessors in the percussion ensemble Sympatico! high school and college students. Michael Stedillie and Lance Robinson of Kelly Walsh High School New to ARTCORE’s series will be flamenco/clas- will run a parallel technical theater track. Two sical guitarist Andy Hackbarth, singers Nicholas performances will be connected with this – EIN- Brubaker and Juli Bunyak, and clarinetist Jerome STEIN: THE PRACTICAL BOHEMIAN on Fleg with his Antero Winds. The winds hail from July 21st, and the students will perform the works Colorado, and our good friends Colcannon will they learn on the 25th. return at Christmas and in March. Others from Colorado will include clarinetist Wesley Ferreira, These concerts are woven among our five Monday guitarist/songwriter Jeff Finlin, indie band Fierce Music & Poetry Evenings at the Metro Coffee Co. Bad Rabbit, and another new artist for us, Jerry Bar- We’ll begin those on July 16th with the Bower Fam- low, Celtic guitar. ily providing the music and the writing. The other musicians will be Connie & Jack Wallace, harp and Our “dance and more” category will include the fiddle; singer Alicia Roberts, Dem Bones trombone Glenn Miller orchestra at the Parkway with danc- quintet, and keyboardist Larry Neeff, and other ing, Cleo Parker Robinson – with a new work by a writers for the series will include Charlotte Bab- Haitian choreographer, The Lowe Family dancing cock, Holly Wendt, and George Vlastos, as well as and playing all kinds of instruments, and an exciting an Open Mic night for writers on July 23rd. Just collaboration with the Wyoming Symphony Or- before that, George Winston returns to Casper, and chestra – Eugene Ballet’s SWAN LAKE. George and Kristi Armijo extend the celebration of Broadway for this year is represented by Jeri Sager, their 50th anniversary with a family concert. who has starred in CATS!, LES MISERABLES, EVITA, and other shows. Franc d’Ambrosio intro- We’re happy to assist in the tenth anniversary cel- duced Jeri to us. In the unique department, Ron ebration of the National Historic Trails Center by Verdi’s SAXOPHOBIA brings an amazing vari- Co-Sponsoring Riders in the Sky in two free pro- ety of saxophones and music; Montana Skies is a grams at the Trails Center at 11:30 and 2:30 on Au- creative duo – cello and guitar, and the Kenya Sa- gust 11th and their full concert that night at NCHS. fari Acrobats do everything from the limbo to rope The Casper College/ARTCORE Literary Confer- skipping to a fire dance! ence will keep its September timeframe, but this season’s free Japan Day Concert will be in January We hope you’ll join us, and we thank the teachers, featuring Taiko with Toni and Lance storyteller/ administrators, and bus drivers in advance for brav- origami artist Kuniko Yamamoto. ing having their thousands of students become en- ergized by our performers! This will be a stellar year for local and state folks and those with Casper roots – Bluesman Spencer Bohren, and son Andre, classical piano; Pamela Glasser, horn; Alex Schwarzkopf, piano including Carolyn Deuel his own compositions; Susan Stubson collaborat- Executive Director, ARTCORE 2 | artCORE | 2012-2013 WE ARE gratefUL TO THE FOLLOWING AND TO OUR MANY DONORS VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR WONDERFUL SUPPORT! PRODUCERS LANCE ROBINSON THE ROBERT C. BAU FAMILY DONATION OF $1000 OR MORE ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER CONNIE BOWER MICHAEL STEDILLIE DANA FANKHAUSER ADBAY RICHARD TURNER STEVE AND LIBBY KURTZ KRISTI AND GEORGE ARMIJO WELLS FARGO BANK INGE KUTCHINS LESLI AND GREG BEECHER WESTERN STATES ARTS LIZ AND BART REA BEST WESTERN RAMKOTA FEDERATION ANN ROCHELLE DALE BOHREN DEBORAH WHITAKER ERNIE AND EVELYN SABEC JIM BROWN CHUCK WILSON FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE DES AND CARRIE BENNION WYOMING ARTS COUNCIL ALLENE SMITH FAMILY WYOMING COMMUNITY KATHY WILLIAMS CASPER AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION LYNN WILLIAMSON FOUNDATION WYOMING STATE LEGISLATURE DELLA WORKS CASPER COLLEGE FOUNDATION JASON YOCUM JO ZAGAR CASPER COLLEGE MUSIC DEPartmeNT DIRECTORS MEMBERS CASPER COLLEGE THEATRE & DONATION OF $500 OR MORE DONATION OF $25-$99 DANCE DEPartmeNT NICOLE CRABB J. KENNETH BARBE SUSAN BISHOP DEUEL ENERGY, LLC SCOTT BENNION JO BOWERS CAROLYN DEUEL GEORGE AND LINDA CONNER WHITNEY BRADLEY DANA H. DEUEL THE ESTATE OF KATHLEEN LAURIE FLETCHER AND AL LUELLA DWYER HEMRY FRASER FIRST INTERSTATE BANK HILLTOP NATIONAL BANK JOHN AND JUDY GOEDICKE THE GOODSTEIN TRUST WILLIAM C. KIRKWOOD TRUST JERRE JONES SHAWN HOUCK MARIKO T. MILLER LAURIE KUTCHINS HOUSE OF PRINTING/STAN & NATRONA COUNTY LODGING WILMA MOORE LISA DECKER TAX BOARD MARGARET STROHECKER KELLY WALSH HIGH SCHOOL NICOLAYSEN ART MUSEUM PAT TRIPENY LA COCINA BOBBY WALDRAM MALENE WEGEMAR MCMURRY FOUNDATION DINO WENINO METRO COFFEE CO. BENEFACTORS MYRON MILLER DONATION OF $250-$499 FRIENDS NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR DONATION OF $1-$24 THE ARTS FIRST UNITED METHODIST NatrONA COUNTY HIGH CHURCH DON & HALLIE HARRIS SCHOOL FORT CASPAR ACADEMY NATRONA COUNTY SCHOOL ST. ANTHony’S TRI-PARISH DISTRICT NO. 1 SCHOOL NEW ENGLAND FOUNDATION TRAVIS GRAY FOR THE ARTS (NEFA) OUR SAVIOUR’S LUTHERAN PATRONS CHURCH DONATION OF $100-$249 PARKWAY PLAZA HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTRE ALLIE AND BOB BARNARD RAMADA PLAZA RIVERSIDE JOYCE AND BILL BARNARD We are fortunate to have generous support from all the media, and we are grateful for these important partners: Dale Bohren, Casper Journal, Casper Star-Tribune, Kristy Gray, Pat Greiner, KCWY-13, KFNB/FOX, KGWY-14, KTWO-RADIO, KWYF.CW, K2-TV, KUYO, Makayla Moore, Margaret Matray, Mount Rushmore Broadcasting, Bob Price, Kate Rice, Brian Scott, Sally Ann Shurmur, Town Square Media, and many more. | 2012-2013 | artCORE | 3 STAGE III COMMUNITY THEATRE 2012-2013 SEASON The troupe will continue to run preview benefits to help other organizations. Flexible three and six-ticket packages are available. Lunch Hour Medea by Jean Kerr by Euripides Sept. 14, 15, 21, 22, 23*, Mar.8, 9, 15, 16, 17*, 21, 22 and 23 27, 28 and 29 Panic The Crazy Quilt Club by Joseph Goodrich by Pat Cook Apr. 26, 27, May 3, 4, 5*, 9, 10 and 11 Nov. 30, Dec. 1, 7, 8, 9*, 13, 14 and 15 Exhibit This! The Museum Comedies Rabbit Hole by Luigi Jannuzzi by David Lindsay-Abaire Jun. 14, 15, 21, 22, 23*, 27, 28 and 29 Jan. 18, 19, 25, 26, 27*, 31, Feb. 1 Shows begin at 7:30 p.m. Dates marked with an asterisk (*) are matinee showtimes, which begin at 2:00 p.m. Stage III Community Theatre • 900 N. Center • 234-0946 4 | artCORE | 2012-2013 ainted Past Productions has Office at 330 So. Center suite 414. celebrated it 12th anniversary with We can deliver your tickets to you if someP new productions for Casper! you call 307-267-7243 or for more This year we introduced ourselves to information.
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