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AUTUMN 2018 SEASON 10.20.18 Candy Dulfer 8Pm $95 - $45 Audiences Everywhere, Bringing to Life Their Favorite 1960S Hits NOVEMBER 2 AT 6 PM NOVEMBER 10 AT 8:00 PM 2018-2019 SEASON DATE PERFORMANCE TIME COST The Midtown Men 9.7.18 A Mark Stuart Dance Theatre Production 8pm $45- $35 9.8.18 When Change Comes A new dance musical 2 & 8pm $45- $35 Molloy College & Mark Cortale Present: Broadway PAID 9.15.18 @ the Madison Theatre. JUDY KUHN with SETH 8pm $45 NON-PROFIT U.S. POSTAGE POSTAGE U.S. PERMIT NO. 618 NO. PERMIT JAZZ RUDETSKY as pianist & host NY HICKSVILLE, NICK ALL-STARS 9.16.18 Literary Tea with Turn of the Corkscrew Books & Wine 2pm $50 COLIONNE Three great jazz artists come together 9.22.18 50+ Comedy Tour 6 & 8pm $35 on stage at the Madison Theatre for an When Change Comes unforgettable night of music! Grammy 9.23.18 Give Our Regards to Broadway: A Salute to the 1970's 3pm $45- $35 Molloy College’s Annual Evening of Entertainment Gala nominee Nick Colionne, the blazing guitarist, 9.29.18 Chris Monty & Friends 7pm $35 keyboardist Brian Simpson, and saxophonist 10.6.18 Tosca 7pm $60 - $45 THE MIDTOWN MEN reunites stars from The Original Cast of Steve Cole combine Jazz, R&B, Blues and Broadway’s Jersey Boys with Tony® Award winner Christian 10.7.18 Tosca 3pm $60 - $45 Funk in a fusion of smooth jazz that will have 10.13.18 50+ Comedy Tour 6 & 8pm $30 - $35 Hoff, Michael Longoria, Daniel Reichard and Tony® Award nominee J. BRIAN the audience on their feet all night long. Video Games Live Robert Spencer take their signature sound and chemistry to SIMPSON 10.14.18 Compania Flamenca 3pm $55 - 45 AUTUMN 2018 SEASON 10.20.18 Candy Dulfer 8pm $95 - $45 audiences everywhere, bringing to life their favorite 1960s hits. SIGNATURE SPONSOR 11am - 10.27.18 Halloween Family Fun Festival TBD 4pm NOVEMBER 3 AT 8 PM 10.27.18 Nine – CAP21 Musical 2 & 8pm $35- $25 Sponsored by: 10.28.18 Nine – CAP21 Musical 3pm $35- $25 Westbury Jeep • Rettner Realty • Farm 11.2.18 The Midtown Men - Molloy College Annual Gala 9pm TBD Country Kitchen • Cancos Tile • The Smooth 11.3.18 South Shore Symphony 8pm $30 - 25 STEVE Seth Rudetsky COLE Jazz Cruise • In Association with Allen Stein 11.4.18 Chinese Warriors of Peking 3pm $55 - 45 Jazz All Stars: Steve Cole, Nick Colionne and Brian 11.10.18 8pm $95-$45 Simpson Featuring Copland’s Third Symphony, one of Americas greatest NOVEMBER 17 & 18 AT 8 PM & 3 PM 11.17.18 Video Games Live 8pm $160 - $45 Compañia Flamenca Eduardo Guerrero symphonic works written at the close of WWII by Aaron Copland, the 11.18.18 Video Games Live 3pm $160 - $45 beloved American composer and Beethoven Piano Concerto no 5. “The 11.24.18 Ronnie Spector and the Ronettes 8pm $55 - 45 Emperor Concerto”. Soloist- Baron Fenwick. 11.25.18 John Mueller's Winter Dance Party 3pm $55 - 45 Candy Dulfer 11.30.18 Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet 7:30 $39-25 THE ULTIMATE GAMER’S EXPERIENCE 12.1.18 Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet 5pm $39-25 Lisa Scottoline and Chinese Warriors NOVEMBER 4 AT 3 PM 12.2.18 Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet 4pm $39-25 Francesca Serritella 12.9.18 Swingtime Big Band: Swing In the Holidays! 3pm $40-$35 SPECIAL VIP Created and 12.15.18 Madison Theatre Annual Holiday Spectacular 2 & 7pm $45- $35 BACKSTAGE produced by 12.16.18 Madison Theatre Annual Holiday Spectacular 3pm $45- $35 Cheers to the Band: The Music of Sinatra and Bennet, EXPERIENCE superstar 12.31.18 6pm $65- $55 HINESE Played by the great sidemen of the era C PACKAGES Ave. 1000 Hempstead 5002 PO Box 11571-5002 NY Rockville Centre, Tommy 1.26.19 50+ Comedy Tour 8pm $35 AVAILABLE! Tallarico. History of Rock n' Roll – featuring Jay Siege’s Tokens, 2.2.19 7pm $55 - $45 ARRIORS The Crystals and the Marcels *Restrictions Apply W KING MEMBERSHIPS NOW ON SALE! SAVE 20-25% E F P 2.3.19 Little Shop of Horrors in Concert 3pm $45- $35 O 2.9.19 South Shore Symphony 8pm $30 - 25 Set during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), this production is filled Celebrate all things video game with a pop culture gaming Easy To Love: Swingtime Plays the Great American 2.10.19 3pm $40 - $35 FOR TICKETS: with high-intensity martial arts and breath-taking acrobatics to tell extravaganza! Featuring an all-day pre-show experience with cosplay contests, Love Songs prize give-a-ways, interactive game demos, video game vendors, and gaming the tale of two rival martial arts disciplines competing in the ancient 2.16.19 Ivy League of Comedy 8pm $35 tournaments. The main event is an immersive concert event featuring music from Mom’s Night Out Chinese capital of Peking. Under the direction of Qui Jian, the Chinese 3.2.19 Jazz in Pink 8pm $95-$45 516.323.4444 Doo Wop the most popular video games of all time. A concert your whole family can enjoy Project 3.9.19 West Side Story in Concert 8pm $45-$35 Warriors of Peking provides a culturally enriching experience filled together. Featuring the South Shore Symphony Orchestra and the Herricks High MADISONTHEATRENY.ORG with juggling, acrobatics, weapons handling, and live stage combat. School Choir. 3.10.19 West Side Story in Concert 3pm $45-35 516.323.4444 | MADISONTHEATRENY.ORG NOMINATED SEPT 7 ATBE ST8PM THEATRIC A|L E XSEPTPERIENCE O FF8-BR OATADWA Y2&8PM SEPTEMBER 16 AT 2 PM SEPTEMBER 23 AT 3 PM OCT 6 AT 7PM | OCT 7 AT 3PM OCTOBER 20 AT 8 PM A PRESENTATION LITERARYTEA CANDY Just what is a literary tea? Well, in addition to specialty teas and tosca baked goods by Flour Shoppe Opera at the Madison Presents Café, interviewer extraordinaire, Live on Stage, Giacomo Puccini’s La DULFER Grammy-nominated Dutch Larry Davidson, will moderate Tosca. Filled with some of Puccini’s saxophonist CANDY DULFER returns to a discussion with three authors best-know arias, the story depicts whose books will be available for the Madison stage. She has performed love, torture, murder, and suicide. purchase: National Book Award and recorded songs with musicians for Fiction, Min Jin Lee, author of Fun for the whole family! including Hans Dulfer, Prince, Dave Pachinko. Marie Benedict, author Starring: Christina Rohm as Tosca, Stewart, Van Morrison, and Maceo of The Other Einstein and Carnegie’s Jose Heredia as Cavaradossi, and Parker, and has performed live with Maid, and George Pelecanos, best- Alan Parsons (1995), Pink Floyd This HIT Series returns to the Madison stage with our salute to the Great Tom Sitzler as Scarpia. selling author of nineteen novels and (1990), and Tower of Power (2014). Musicals of the 1970’s! Featuring Broadway hits from award-winning musicals his September release of The Man Who Directed by Marcus Shields with such as A Little Night Music, Sweeney Todd, Chicago, Grease, Annie, Evita, SIGNATURE SPONSOR Came Uptown. He is also a producer Musical Direction by Scott Jackson and Emmy-nominated writer on the Hair, A Chorus Line, and more! This evening guides you through the musical From Mark Stuart, the Associate Choreographer of Broadway’s BANDSTAND Wiley. comes an explosive performance of love, hope, and possibility. Nominated HBO series The Wire and Treme. explosions of the 70s with antidotes on how these great musicals made it to for Best Theatrical Experience Off-Broadway, WHEN CHANGE COMES asks the the Great White Way. question… If not now, when? Featuring: Jake Boyd (Sweeney Todd), Annie Golden (Orange Is the New OCTOBER 27, 11 AM - 4 PM SEPT. 22 & OCT. 13, 6&8 PM Black, Hair) & Larry Harris (Sweeney Todd), Madison Theatre Studio Company OCTOBER 14 AT 3 PM and the COS Orchestra SEPTEMBER 15 AT 8 PM This is the comedy show 50 years in the making! THE MADISON THEATRE & MARK CORTALE PRESENT: Featuring Top Comedians SEPTEMBER 29 AT 7 PM COMPAÑIA FLAMENCA with one thing in BROADWAY common, they’re ALL over EDUARDO GUERRERO ival PERFORMING t @ THE the age of 50! This is THE Fes MADISON THEATRE Comedy Show for “Mature” Fun Audiences. onty CELEBRATE with s M Flamenco Pasión BROADWAY SETH RUDETSKY ri and and 4-TIME TONY NOMINEE h JUDY KUHN C Friends Judy Kuhn, a four-time Tony Award nominee and star of Fun Home, She Loves Me and Les Miserables makes her SEPT. 22 OCT. 13 debut for Broadway @ Madison Theatre on September Eric Haft - direct from the Long Moody McCarthy - Letterman, NYC comedy scene 15th. She will be joined on stage by Sirius XM radio star Island Comedy Festival Seth Rudetsky as pianist and host for the popular national Rich Walker - NYC comedy scene; Maria Walsh - “America’s Our annual Halloween Family Fun Festival is back and better than series presented by Mark Cortale. The format of the concert Foxwoods Naughtiest Mommy” With Eric Haft & Tina Giorgi ever! Join us for an exciting day full of family activities for everyone will be a seamless mix of intimate behind-the-scenes Stevie G.B. - “World’s Funniest Vinny Mark - Foxwoods, AC, Fresh off of his stand-up comedy special “What’s The Worst That Could Direct from Cadiz, Spain – Eduardo Guerrero, critically acclaimed to enjoy, from pumpkin picking and decorating, to mask making, stories prompted by Rudetsky’s insightful, funny and Accountant” Vegas Happen” Chris Monty returns with a brand new high energy show of flamenco dancer and choreographer, uses his eclectic style, cupcake decorating, the RVC Lions Club Duck Pluck, face painting, hysterical tales about his travels, experiences and first year of marriage! He’s revealing questions – and the music from Ms.Kuhn’s stellar balloon creations, a magician, our haunted house, food trucks, bounce Carie Karvas - AC, Vegas, Tom Daddario - Caroline’s NYC, also bringing along two of his very funny friends.
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