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Digital-Bozone-12-1 Ho ho holiday events naughty and nice this season long with a generous dumping Performances will take place November 30th, themes and language. Strauss Jr.’s mischievous Fledermaus Overture, the of snow, the holidays have December 1st, 7th, 8th, 14th, 15th, 20th and Livingston’s Shane Lalani Center for the sublime prelude to Humperdinck’s Hänsel und blown into Southwest Montana 21st at 7:30pm; Dec. 2nd, 9th, and 16th at Arts will present yet another Holiday Gretel, and Mozart’s exuberant Exsultate jubilate. for another season. Locals and 3pm; and Dec. 22nd at 2pm. First on Vaudeville Extravaganza!, running for two Local singer, songwriter, pianist and actor, Lori those visiting have ample Broadway in 2008, this excellent adaptation of weekends only, December 7th–16th, in the Rosolowsky, will join as special guest opportunity to get in the spirit the hit movie musical features a talented cast Dulcie Theatre. Showtimes are Fridays and conductor beginning the performance with withA celebratory gatherings among family and of singers and dancers. Showbiz entertainers Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at 3pm. One Rimsky-Korsakov’s Polonaise from friends – as well as a number of festive stage Bob Wallace and Phil Davis, budding perform- of the Shane’s most popular events, this two- “Christmas Eve.” events in and around the BoZone. Here’s a ers Betty and Judy Haynes, and a slew of hour variety show is a high-energy romp Finally, Yellowstone Ballet Company is preview of some upcoming productions all chorus kids are detoured to General Waverly’s through the cherished chestnuts of the season. offering a FREE child ticket for every adult can enjoy! Vermont Inn. But there’s no snow! Not to Show creators have assembled another ticket purchase to their 28th annual production Montana Ballet Company presents its 35th worry, you know there’s going to be a happy intrepid squad of community performers of The Nutcracker. Performances take place Anniversary production of The Nutcracker, ending with this toe-tapping, terrific musical. ranging from the sublime to the spastic who at 4:30pm on Saturday, December 15th and on Friday, November 30th at 7pm and You’ll enjoy songs such as “Snow,” “Blue will amaze, amuse, and mystify with songs, 2pm on Sunday, Dec. 16th at the Willson Saturday, December 1st at 2pm and 7pm. All Skies,” “I Love a Piano,” “Count Your skits, and vigorous acts of vaudevillian virtuos- Auditorium in Bozeman. Performing the will be held at the Willson Auditorium. Blessings” and the title tune, “White ity – all served up with a heaping helping of starring role of the Nutcracker Prince is Following the Bozeman performances, MBC Christmas” – all played beautifully by a LIVE heart. It’s fun for the whole family, and virtu- Yellowstone Ballet School alumnus, and local heads to Big Sky’s Warren Miller Performing 20-piece orchestra. ally guaranteed to get you in the spirit! favorite, Parsifal Pittendorfer. Nationally Arts Center on Sunday, Dec. 2nd with an Ryan Cassavaugh’s latest and greatest A festive holiday celebration awaits! The renowned dancer Annie Valle will dance the additional matinee at 4pm. MBC’s Nutcracker Christmas play, Eddie’s First Christmas next in Bozeman Symphony’s 2019-19 role of the Rat Queen. Also featured will be welcomes back guest artists Rachel Van on Patrol, comes to the Verge Theater stage performance season is Gloria featuring local dance company Raison D’être Dance Buskirk and Christian Clark, principal dancers Thursdays through Saturdays, December special guest soprano Clarissa Lyons. Under Project, as well as thirteen-year-old aspiring with Terminus Modern Ballet Theater. They 6th–15th with performances at 8pm each the direction of Maestro Matthew Savery, over ballerina Emah Eckert dancing the role of will share the stage with MBC’s own company night. The long-awaited sequel to Jimmy’s First 150 musicians will be featured during the Clara. YBC’s family friendly production of The dancers and nearly 100 dancers from the Christmas on Parole features the same actors as performances set for Saturday, December 8th Nutcracker will delight audiences of all ages as community. Also featured in the cast is Soren new characters in a fresh setting, a bar at 7:30pm and Sunday, Dec. 9th at 2:30pm. they enjoy the magical and colorful characters Kisiel, co-director of Broad Comedy, who will complete with Santa – in cuffs! You can rest Both will be held in the Willson Auditorium. and enchanting story. once again dance the role of Drosselmeyer. assured you’ll be seeing the most original The centerpiece of the concert will put Ticketing and further information about Perfect for the entire family, holiday Christmas play out there. As Ryan says, audiences in the spirit of the season as Francis these and other events can be found through- favorite Irving Berlin’s White Christmas “Jimmy’s was just the beginning…” This show Poulenc’s playful – and gorgeous – Gloria out this issue of The BoZone. Happy returns to The Ellen Theatre stage! is recommended for ages 17+ due to adult comes to Bozeman! You’ll also hear Johann holidays! • Contents Theatre . .2A Art/Community . .3A Calendar . .4-5A Community . .6A Film . .7A Community . .8A EndZone . .1-2B EcoZone . .3B Bi$Zone . .4B Eddie’s First Christmas on Patrol Holiday Vaudville YBC’s Nutcracker Ballet RollingZone . .C Verge Theater Shane Center - Livingston Willson Auditorium December 6th - 15th December 7th - 16th December 15th & 16th ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­DecemBer 1,­2018 Prepare yourself for Verge arrests w/ Eddie’s First Shane Center’s Holiday Christmas on Patrol, more Improv Vaudeville Extravaganza! Verge Theater’s stage calendar Parole features the same actors as adult themes and language. is funny and festive this holiday new characters in a fresh setting, a Tickets are $14 in advance, or $16 The Shane Lalani Center for the This season’s Holiday Vaudeville season! Here’s a look at some of the bar complete with Santa – in cuffs! at the door. Arts is positively giddy to present yet Extravaganza! runs for two fantastic performances happening in You can rest assured you’ll be seeing Also at the Little Black Box, the another Holiday Vaudeville weekends only, December 7th–16th, the coming weeks. the most original Christmas play out always-hilarious Monday night Extravaganza!, running weekends in the Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Verge kicks off the final month there. As Ryan says, “Jimmy’s was Improv on the Verge shows. With from December 7th–16th. One of Lalani Center for the Arts. of 2018 with a special Silly Moose just the beginning…” This show a mixture of short-form games (like the Shane’s most popular events, this Showtimes are Fridays and Comedy Improv for Kids on runs Thursdays through Saturdays, you see on the popular tv show two-hour variety show is a high- Saturdays at 8pm, and Sundays at Saturday, December 1st at Country December 6th–15th with Whose Line is It Anyway?) and long- Bookshelf downtown. form stories, This edition of the pop- everything you see ular series is FREE of on stage is created admission and will on the spot using begin at 3pm, just audience ahead of the suggestions. With Downtown Christmas crowd favorites, the Stroll. These events give Bozeman Improverts families an AND some new extra chance to laugh faces, you won’t together. After all, want to miss the best laughter decreases stress way to start your hormones. It also week. Come get increases immune cells cheap thrills for your and infection-fighting laugh hole with antibodies, improving advanced tickets for our resistance to only $7, or $9 at the disease. And of course, door. Upcoming laughter triggers the shows are set for release of endorphins, December 10th energy romp through the cherished 3pm. Tickets are $18 for adults, the body’s natural feel- and 17th. All chestnuts of the season. $14 for seniors and college students, good chemicals, giving performances start Show creators have assembled and $10 for youth 17 and under. people an overall sense at 7pm. Ages 17+. another intrepid squad of To make reservations, visit of well-being. Visit www.ver- community performers ranging from www.theshanecenter.org or And of course, getheater.com for the sublime to the spastic who will call the box office at (406) 222-1420. laughs for adults! Ryan reservations and amaze, amuse, and mystify with The Shane Center is located at Cassavaugh’s latest and further information songs, skits, and vigorous acts of 415 E Lewis St. greatest Christmas play, about the entire vaudevillian virtuosity – all served Holiday Vaudeville Extravaganza! Eddie’s First season! Tickets are up with a heaping helping of heart. is loyally sponsored by Conley’s Christmas on Patrol, opens performances at 8pm each night. also available at Cactus Records. It’s fun for the whole family, and Books & Music, Kirk Michels December 6th. The long-awaited Eddie’s First Christmas on Patrol is See you at “The Little Black Box on virtually guaranteed to get you in Architects, and Yellowstone Valley sequel to Jimmy’s First Christmas on recommended for ages 17+ due to the Edge (of Bozeman)!” • the spirit! Lodge & Grill. • Feast on ‘A Winter’s Festive Sherlock Holmes mystery comes Madrigal’ at Kaleidoscope to MSU’s Reynolds Hall Oh what a wonderful time of inside a fanciful theater production. Small Batch Arts will present returns, bills come due and good Cerris Morgan-Moyer. Live sound year! Kaleidoscope Youth Theater As time rewinds, royal hunters set original stage production Sherlock will has run its course. Meanwhile a affects created by LA TheatreWorks will present “A Winter’s forth to hunt the boar for the feast, Holmes & the Curious Case of small theater company is about to Foley Artist Shereen Khan.
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