lauryn schrom GRAPHIC DESIGNER | ILLUSTRATOR [email protected] www.schromcreative.com sneak peek party invite & program
An invitation and program handout for a season preview event at Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany, NY. Different textures (paint, wood, velvet, and abstract lighting) peek out of a patchwork set of shapes, suggesting an unforgettable preview night emblematic of a diverse new season. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Project type: Print Design, Production Design Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop 6 – 7 P.M. in the Lobby
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Music featuring Peter Darling TO CAPITAL REPERTORY THEATRE’S Beer/Wine & Light Fare: • C.H. Evans Brewing Company at the Albany Pump Station SNEAK • Angelo’s 677 Prime • The Hollow Bar + Kitchen PREVIEW • The Merry Monk PEEK PARTY • Yono’s/dp An American Brasserie 7 P.M. in the Theatre Welcome to our 2017–2018 Bank of America Season at theREP! Monday, September 18, 2017 • 6 – 9 p.m. SNEAK Casting! 7:50 – 8:30 P.M. PREVIEW Stars of theREP perform excerpts from PARTY Sex with Strangers, She Loves Me, Paris PEEK Time, Mamma Mia (sing along), Alice In JOIN US Wonderland, The Humans, Shakespeare: The Remix and Blithe Spirit The Sneak Peek Party is our way of giving back to our family of friends who keep our star shining, your generosity makes it happen! 8:30 – 9 P.M. in the Lobby Let us thank you for your support. Join us for complimentary music, wine bar, Dessert & Champagne: delicious food samplings from our restaurant partners, dessert, a champagne Dessert courtesy of Bella Napoli – toast, and a program featuring the real stars of theREP—YOU! Italian-American Bakery & Café
Cocktail hour starts 6 p.m. with the program starting promptly at 7 p.m. 9:30 P.M. RSVP to Jennifer Cullen 518.382.3884, ext. 178 or [email protected] no later Good night! than September 15.
Restaurant Partners Include: Dessert Provided By: Special Thanks: Angelo’s 677 Prime Bella Napoli Peter Darling, Justin Friello, Margaret E. Hall, Becca Trimbur, C.H. Evans at the Albany Pump Station Owen Likely, Jen Antsey, Rebecca Haizmann, Yvonne Perry, Brenny Rabine, David Girard, Sue Caputo, our hospitality volunteers, the The Hollow Bar + Kitchen entire production staff of theREP, Dan Hanifin, Carrie Kirkaldy, The Merry Monk Monday, September 18, 2017 • 6 – 9 p.m. Jen Cullen and the staff of the relationships department. Yono’s / dp an American Brasserie on-the-go! touring show art
Art for two kid-friendly School of the Performing Arts-sponsored touring shows: Alice in Wonderland and Sleepy Hollow. Quirky type treatments and brightly-colored illustration work bring the shows to life. The art was adapted into posters and postcards.
Project type: Branding, Poster Design, Production Design, Illustration Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator the addy winter session mailer
Trifold mailer for The Adeline Graham Theatrical Training and Innovation Center (The Addy), a private 2018 WINTER SESSION
VISIT SCHOOL.PROCTORS.ORG learning facility for the School of the Performing Arts at Proctors Theatre in Schenectady, NY. The Addy FOR MORE INFORMATION WEEKLY CLASSES logo becomes a dynamic series of abstract shapes into which photos of past students have been placed. OF PAID THE PROFIT ORG. - L ALBANY NY O
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The Addy is a creative space, where students will be 3RD FLOOR nurtured, challenged and encouraged to explore, create, experiment and take risks in order to grow at their own pace. The quality of instruction and training you have come to expect from Proctors decades-long legacy will IMAGINATION be delivered here. In The Addy, teachers and students will work together to achieve common goals. DISCOVERY
ACTING FOR A FULL LISTING For additional information, contact Steven Yuhasz, Youth Programs OF CLASSES, SCHEDULE A series of performing and creative arts classes AND FACULTY, VISIT for youth and adults will be offered year-round in Director, at [email protected] or 518.382.3884 x 211. STREET 432 STATE 12305 NY SCHENECTADY, SCHOOL.PROCTORS.ORG The Adeline Graham Theatrical Training & Innovation Center DANCE The Addy to explore talents, minds, creativities and possibilities. Each 10-week session will culminate in a casual showcase for family and friends.
If you love to perform, be creative, and have a desire to FILM & MEDIA work with outstanding instructors, the classes in The Addy will allow you to explore your talent and build your skills for use on and off stage.
Whether your desire is to prepare for a professional journey REGISTRATION BEGINS NOVEMBER 6, 2017. MUSICAL THEATRE or just have fun, discover what is possible at Proctors this year! Financial assistance is available to qualifying students of all ages. school of the performing arts (sopa) summer 2020 art
ON SALE NOW OF SUMMER THE Branding for the Summer 2020 School of the Performing Arts (SOPA) programs at Proctors, Capital Repertory SCHOOL PERFORMING Theatre, and Universal Preservation Hall in Upstate NY. Colorful and fun with a youthful flair, this piece ARTS incorporates a bold, wide-countered font (Gotham) into a colorful backdrop of abstract shapes and OF THE NEW THIS YEAR dynamic, diverse photography of students from previous years. The brand was adapted across multiple 25 WASHINGTON STREET SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY 12866 print and digital formats. SCHOOL THE SCHOOL OF THE PERFORMING 2020 ARTS IS A PARTNER OF PERFORMING TS Rock Camp Do you play guitar, bass, drums, or keyboard? Are you a Project type: Art Direction, Branding, Editorial Design, Production Design, Pre-Press Production AR JULY 6–17 singer and want to be in a rock band? Join the School of the Performing Arts in the inaugural year of ROCK CAMP at Universal Preservation Hall (UPH). Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop We change expectations CAMP HOURS 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | M–F This is a two week, full-day program where young musicians hone their skills, with the guidance of AGES professional instructors. ROCK CAMP will connect young about how 10–14 musicians guiding them in collaboration while developing OF the arts leadership skills, fostering self-esteem and encouraging THE TUITION $600 creative expression through music. Students will come can serve a together to form a band that learns cover versions SCHOOL LOCATION of popular rock ‘n’ roll songs and learn how to be a Great Hall at Universal star entertainer! PERFORMING Preservation Hall RESERVE EARLY! ARTS community. EXPERIENCE Space is limited. A maximum of 20 musicians Intermediate, previous will be accepted into this year’s program. performance experience required 25 WASHINGTON STREET For audition information or to sign up, visit: school.proctors.org/summer-programs-2020 SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY 12866 With brand new buildings in Albany and Saratoga joining our state of the art facility at Proctors, this summer features more Arts Education programming than ever before at Proctors Collaborative! Beyond staging great performances at venues in three cities, we are ANNOUNCING a catalyst for excellence in education, providing the highest caliber arts training programs in the region. Whether in Albany, Schenectady or Saratoga, the School of the Performing Arts offers programs to inspire and elevate your skills to the next level in addition to providing resume building experiences. Hone your talents on or off the stage with SUMMER industry professionals while creating memories that will last a lifetime. More information, registration and financial assistance applications are See page 18 for the location and addresses of our available at school.proctors.org. Registration is also available by calling three venues. 518.382.3884 ext. 139. Questions? Call us at 518.382.3884. NEW THIS YEAR 2020 ROCK CAMP ACTING FOR THE STAGE & SCREEN ACTING FOR THE Acting Out! Calling all rising stars! This beginner camp is perfect for students ready to learn basic acting skills. From SESSION I: JULY 6–10 STAGE & SCREEN projecting voices to trusting instincts, students will SESSION II: JULY 13–17 gain the self-confidence needed to take to the stage. Students can take one or both weeks of the program! Summer Stage Young actors interested in honing their skills and CAMP HOURS JULY2020 6–17 performing on Capital Repertory Theatre’s professional 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Young Acting stage are invited to audition for theREP’s 2020 Summer AGES Company Stage Young Acting Company. The actors selected from 7–10 Do you play guitar, bass, drums, or keyboard? these auditions will make up the company, alongside professional actors, and bring five winning plays from TUITION Are you a singer and want to be in a rock JULY 20–AUGUST 7 The Young Playwright Contest to life. Acting Company $300 members will receive daily classes in acting, speech for LOCATION CAMP HOURS the stage, character development and stage movement The Addy Theatre at Proctors band? Join the School of the Performing from artists working in the field in addition to rehearsing 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | M–F EXPERIENCE and developing these new works. Under the guidance Introductory Arts in the inaugural year of ROCK CAMP AGES of a professional director, and with theREP’s talented 10–19 and accomplished artistic and production teams, The at Universal Preservation Hall (UPH). Acting Company will bring these new plays to audiences PERFORMANCES Acting for Did you know there are different styles of on-camera August 7–9 for the first time at the Capital District’s premier acting? Such as acting for film, television, commercials, professional theatre. the Camera Featuring a full season of classes in AUDITIONS web and industrials? Auditions can be live in a studio JULY 13–24 or submitted by “self-tape”. In this two-week program, Saturday, April 25 An audition breakdown will be released on or by April 9, students will learn skills to prepare for any audition, and 10 a.m.–2 p.m. 2020 and will be posted at school.proctors.org a diverse range of disciplines on stage by appointment only CAMP HOURS be in front of the camera. Learn how to present yourself CAMP HOURS LOCATION Audition Information: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. | M–F in the best possible way and show off your uniqueness AUDITION LOCATION and talent. Week one will focus on auditioning, acting 1. Prepare a memorized, one-minute, monologue. AGES 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Great Hall at Universal and behind the scenes, this summer 111 North Pearl Street technique, learning take direction and hit your mark 2. If you can play an instrument, come prepared to play. 14–18 Albany, NY 12207 for filming. Week two teams will be paired up with 3. Please bring headshot and resume stapled together. Preservation Hall at the Proctors Collaborative School of CAMP LOCATION TUITION filmmakers to develop their scripts, act in and create a AGES Capital Repertory Theatre 4. To schedule an audition appointment, visit school. $500 final film project. proctors.org/acting-company-submissions/ 251 North Pearl Street LOCATION 10–14 EXPERIENCE the Performing Arts has something Albany, NY 12207 Guild Room at Proctors Intermediate, previous TUITION EXPERIENCE SUBMISSIONS for everyone! $800 Intermediate performance EXPERIENCE Submissions due Intermediate experience required to Advanced by May 15, 2020 Visit our webpage to view the full list of camps and learn more! RESERVE EARLY! A maximum of 20 musicians will be Bundle 2 or More & Save! accepted into the program this year. Purchase two or more select programs Above: A stack of Summer 2020 brochures. Opposite page from left to right: to receive a discount on tuition! For submission information or to sign up, visit: REGISTER TODAY Summer 2020 type treatment, rack card for Rock Camp, e-blast, two spreads More information, registration and financial assistance applications are school.proctors.org available at school.proctors.org. Registration is also available by calling from the Summer 2020 brochure. 518.382.3884 ext. 139. Questions? Call us at 518.382.3884. it came from schenectady (icfs) event posters
Poster art for two film screening events: Ziggy Stardust & the Spiders from Mars, the 1973 concert film, and Godzilla Kaiju Battle 2016, a Godzilla feature film collection. Brightly colored and eye-catching for viewers, the posters pair up block-style text with high contrast illustration work and vintage-inspired backgrounds.
Project type: Branding, Poster Design, Illustration Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator FEATURE ON EXHIBIT all things uph area guidebook aking in the view from T any of the 700 seats surrounding the stage at Artwork and visual brand for a 51-page area guidebook/in-house mini-magazine for performance venue Universal Preservation Hall is remarkable in itself, but Universal Preservation Hall (UPH) in Saratoga Springs, NY. Graceful and classic to highlight the building and even more incredible is the surrounding area’s beauty and long history, the piece incorporates an elegant old style serif font (Cormorant fact that the entire building almost ended up on the Garamond) throughout. The bright colors of UPH’s logo become a new, more muted color palette in order to wrong side of a wrecking
ball. It was saved through Left: Floor-to-ceiling glass plates are installed in the atrium, give the piece’s photography and text a chance to shine. UPH's new fully-accessible entrance. Above: A construction two decades of effort worker refinishes wood in a stairwell. by a long list of dedicated Project type: Art Direction, Branding, Editorial Design, Pre-Press Production people, each of whom helped to pave the road to a complicated ownership structure. “I looked at these two guys who Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop opening night on Feb. 29. were good friends of mine, and “ROCK AND ROLL AND PINBALL HAVE A LOT I said, ‘The two of you are out of ROCK Chief among them is UPH’s director, your mind,’” he recalls with a IN COMMON. LOUD, COLORFUL AND REBELLIOUS, Teddy Foster, whose involvement laugh. But, he added, “‘If you’re with the Hall began when she that sure you can do it, I’ll give IT WAS INEVITABLE THAT THE TWO WOULD joined the organization’s board you a contribution.’” & in 2006. At the time, the idea of COMBINE TO CELEBRATE ROCK’S ICONS.” transforming an old church into a Pfeil and Lewis struck a deal that PINBALL music hall was still very new — and would allow the Universal Baptist ou can be a pinball wizard! way to experience the energy and Inductee and shock rock pioneer of the oldest rock and roll tables, a long way from becoming a reality. Church congregation to continue to Y There’s no twist. The next power of rock and uniquely con- Alice Cooper’s newest pinball ma- which capitalizes on Beatlemania, use the space, and went on to raise featured exhibit at Universal Pres- nect with their favorite artists.” chine — Alice Cooper’s Nightmare featuring several mop-topped Foster credits commercial real around $3 million in private funds ervation Hall, Part of the Machine: Castle. The classic horror adventure musicians and a drumhead embla- estate broker Jeff Pfeil and to keep the building intact. By Rock & Pinball, opens July 26. This Pinball was banned until the mid- game is narrated by Cooper himself zoned with “The Bootles.” Skidmore professor Tom Lewis for 2003, a nonprofit was established; interactive exhibit, courtesy of the 1970s in most of America’s big and features a number of songs The Road to spearheading the earliest efforts a group of young professionals Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, showcas- cities because it was considered spanning Cooper’s career and a Other rare and sought-after to save one of the gems of the who called themselves the Steeple- es rock-themed, playable pinball a form of gambling. It eventually working guillotine set piece. playable machines in the exhibit Saratoga skyline, which in 1999 had chasers, a nod to UPH’s possession machines and combines them became a symbol of youth and re- pay tribute to the Rolling Stones, been condemned by the city after of the tallest steeple in the city, with merchandise and artifacts to bellion, right along with rock & roll. Cooper’s stage shows are always Dolly Parton, Guns N’ Roses, Elvis, Opening Night falling into disrepair. essentially served as the organiza- explore the artistic portrayal of By 1969, pinball and rock became theatrical, notoriously employing Metallica, KISS and AC/DC. From tion’s fundraising arm. Current UPH inextricably linked, thanks to The outrageous stage props including Peter Criss of KISS’ drum set to One of the people who Pfeil and artists and bands. board president Kathleen Fyfe got Who and the group’s opus Tommy, nooses and guillotines. An electric Dolly Parton’s dress that inspired Lewis tapped for help in raising involved through the Steeplechas- Box Office: 518.881.4500 “Rock and roll and pinball have a which highlighted the skills of the chair stage prop that Cooper used the backglass for the Dolly Parton Box Office: 518.881.4500 BY TONY PALLONE the funds to stabilize the structure ers in 2006, and she vividly remem- lot in common. Loud, colorful and rock opera’s lead character. On in his 1971 tour across North Ameri- pinball machine, fans will find other was Charles Wait, chairman of bers her first look at the space. rebellious, it was inevitable that the display, along with the classic “Wiz- ca and Europe are on display in artifacts on display as they learn the board at Adirondack Trust Many played key roles to saving two would combine to celebrate ard” and “Tommy” pinball machines, the exhibit. more about the popular pinball and Company. Wait toured the “I hadn’t been in the building yet,” rock’s icons,” said Karen Herman, is Pete Townshend of the Who’s rock subculture. space, which he said at the time Fans can also view pioneering the building over 20 years she recalls, “and I had always won- Vice President of Collections and acoustic guitar used to compose “was literally falling down.” The pinball machines of their favorite dered, ‘What is that place? What is Curatorial Affairs, Rock & Roll Hall “Pinball Wizard” and several other Guests can play their way through challenges extended beyond musicians such as Captain Fan- behind those doors?’” Walking into of Fame. “A number of artists and songs from Tommy. more than 50 years of rock & roll UniversalPreservationHall.org the physical, as well; changing UniversalPreservationHall.org tastic (1976), based on the album the Great Hall, she says, was just so bands have been immortalized in history when the exhibit opens on hands between two different Making its debut as part of the by Elton John and his character in powerful that it felt like a punch in pinball games. It gives fans another July 26. The exhibit runs through congregations in 1976 had created the gut. exhibit is Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Tommy, and Beat Time (1967), one August 30. 88 9 16 17 LOCAL MUSIC
OF THE Our Opening Season SCHOOL PERFORMING UPH HONORS 14 15 16 17 18 ARTS TO GET TICKETS VISIT: UniversalPreservationHall.org LOCAL MUSIC BOX OFFICE: 518.881.4500
2 Albany-based Blotto combined new Buy in Groups and Save! Regional music hall of wave and soul / R&B with comedic themes. 19 20 21 23 24 Sporting pseudonyms on recordings Gather 10 or more of your friends, family, colleagues, fame located here classmates or club members and get a GROUP ADVANTAGE! and on stage, the quintet’s songs were 9 Howard Jones Acoustic Trio 17 Bakithi Kumalo played on radio’s “Dr. Demento Show” and March 14 | 7:30 p.m. & The Graceland Experience member of the Grand Ole Opry, SOLD OUT! 5 An Evening With the video for “I Wanna Be A Lifeguard" A stripped down trip through April 23 | 7:30 p.m. a woman who founded an iconic 1 Rosanne Cash the Celebrity Housewives A was played on MTV’s first day on the air in Howard’s 30-year career. Best known for his fretless bass playing American coffeehouse and two February 29 | 7:30 p.m. March 7 | 7:30 p.m. 1981. The band was active 1978–1984 for Paul Simon for over 30 years. local connections — one incidental One of the country’s pre-eminent An intimate, fun-filled evening with some 10 Irish Hooley with with subsequent reunions. singer/songwriters. and one influential — to MTV are of your favorite television housewives. the Screaming Orphans 18 The Okee Dokee Brothers March 15 | 2 p.m. April 24 | 6 p.m. among the six 2020 inductees in 2 Sounds of the Hall 3 Briefly called the Mellow-Tones, the 6 The Marvelous Marquise A good old-fashioned Irish Hooley Experience the outdoors with this the Capital Region Thomas Edison March 4 | 7:30 p.m. Presented by CCIAC Albany doo-wop group The Fidelitys Family Circus with four sisters from Co. Donegal. American roots children’s music duo. Music Hall of Fame. appeared three times on TV's “American UPH transforms into an intimate March 8 | 2 p.m. Bandstand” and had several appearances jazz club. Acrobats, jugglers, performers, oh my! 11 Rochmon Record Club 19 Steep Canyon Rangers The Accents, Blotto, The Fidelitys, Mar. 17 | Apr. 21 | May 19 | Jun 16 April 29 | 7:30 p.m. at Harlem’s famed Apollo Theater with Fats 3 Louie Anderson Live! Hal Ketchum, Lena Spencer and 7 Capital Region Thomas Edison Each month, on the 3rd Tuesday, Grammy® winning Billboard chart- Domino, Jackie Wilson and other stars. Earl March 5 | 8 p.m. Music Hall of Fame Ceremony John Sykes are to be inducted beginning at 7 p.m., our host Chuck toppers who have toured with Steve Thorpe (bass); Emmitt Smith (lead), Mau- Iconic, three-time Emmy Award®- March 9 | 6 p.m. March 9 at the site of the Eddies Vosganian will present a live multi- Martin and Edie Brickell. rice Newton and Robert McCann (tenors) winning comedian. Celebrate our six 2020 inductees at the Hall of Fame, Universal Preservation media presentation about a classic and Arthur Morning (baritone) reached Capital Region Thomas Edison Music 20 Max Weinberg’s Jukebox 4 An Evening With Chris Botti album or band. Hall in Saratoga Springs. Emcee Hall of Fame ceremony! May 7 | 7:30 p.m. #60 on the Billboard pop charts with "The March 6 | 7:30 p.m. is local musician and comedian 12 One Night in Memphis Performing over 230 shows since Things I Love." The group was active The largest-selling American Erin Harkes. 8 Megan Hilty March 20 | 7:30 p.m. April 2017, Max Weinberg’s Jukebox 1956–1970 with subsequent reunions. instrumental artist. March 13 | 7:30 p.m. ® Rocking concert tribute to Carl Perkins, continues to barnstorm the country This group will join the inaugural Tony Award nominee and star 4 Grand Ole Opry member Hal Ketchum Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and blasting out the hits! class from 2019 — Kevin McKrell of NBC’s musical drama “Smash.” This has sold over 5 million copies of his 11 Elvis Presley. and Ruth Pelham — into the Hall 21 Top of the World - albums. The Greenwich native had 17 Bill- exhibition, which is being formally 13 Journeyman A Carpenters Tribute board Hot Country Songs chart entries from March 21 | 7:30 p.m. May 9 | 7:30 p.m. unveiled that evening. Summer 1991-2006. Three singles — "Small Town The ONLY nationally touring Sing along to such hits as “Close To Saturday Night," "Past the Point of Rescue" tribute to Eric Clapton. You” and “We’ve Only Just Begun.” and "Hearts Are Gonna Roll" — all reached HERE ARE THE SIX INDUCTEES: SOUNDS OF THE HALL 14 Joey Alexander 22 Shaken and Stirred #2. A painter and a master carpenter, March 27 | 7:30 p.m. May 14 | 5:30 p.m. 1 A regional music scene cornerstone for he acted in the films “Heartbreak Hotel” 1 2 3 4 Composer. Bandleader. Grammy®- UPH's annual celebrity bartender party! more than half century, Schenectady drum- and “Maverick.” He retired in 2019 after Box Office: 518.881.4500 nominated pianist. Rock Camp Do you play guitar, bass, drums, or keyboard? mer Benny Cannavo created the original a 33-year career. 23 Yogapalooza - With Bari Are you a singer and want to be in a rock lineup of The Accents in the late 1950s with 15 PB&J Café: The Stinky Cheese Man Koral Quartet JULY 6–17 band? The School of the Performing Arts is Peter Rizzo of Schenectady (accordion) 5 Lena Spencer was founder and April 4 | 11 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. May 16 | 2 p.m. forming its first rock band with ROCK CAMP, Dinner theater for kids! Catch a concert in Downward Dog Camp Hours: 9 a.m.–4p.m. and Amsterdam residents Vince Siciliano owner Caffè Lena from 1960 until her for students 10–14 years of age. Bring out the with the whole family! Experience: Intermediate (bass) and Carmen Filanova (guitar). Some passing in 1989. At the time the Saratoga 16 Musicians Hall of Fame rocker in everyone! 5 6 7 8 9 Limited to 20 students 40 other musicians have participated since, Springs venue underwent a $2 million reno- Rock Supergroup The Hit Men 24 Bee Gees Gold including Cannavo’s sons Joe (keyboards / vation in 2016, America’s oldest continually April 9 | 7:30 p.m. May 22 | 7:30 p.m. vocals) and Frank (guitars / vocals). Benny running coffee house had hosted over Relive rock’s greatest hits with the Experience the ultimate salute to Above: A stack of All Things UPH guidebooks. Opposite page: Four spreads Cannavo retired in 2008. 35,000 artists performing some 16,000 guys who performed and recorded the Bee Gees in their prime. SIGN UP TODAY AT SCHOOL.PROCTORS.ORG. with megastars of the '70s and '80s. from All Things UPH. 18 19 30 31 10 11 12 13 universal preservation hall saratoga grand opening art UPCOMING SHOWS 432 STATE STREET UPH IS A MEMBER OF PROCTORS COLLABORATIVE OPENING NIGHT! SOLD OUT ONE NIGHT IN MEMPHIS SCHENECTADY, NY 12305 Visual brand for a new midsize performance venue, Universal Preservation Hall (UPH), in Saratoga Springs, ROSANNE CASH MAR. 20 • 7:30 P.M. UPH IS A MEMBER OF FEB. 29 • 7:30 P.M. NY. Bright colors and a background texture combined with enlarged shapes drawn from UPH’s own abstract JOURNEYMAN PROCTORS COLLABORATIVE SOUNDS OF THE HALL MAR. 21 • 7:30 P.M. Saratoga’s never experienced “façade” icon form a sharp and engaging stained glass effect. The resulting visual feel references the MAR. 4 • 7:30 P.M. the performing arts quite like this. JOEY ALEXANDER historic building’s famous stained glass windows, a unique feature of the space. This project became LOUIE ANDERSON MAR. 27 • 7:30 P.M. MAR. 5 • 8 P.M. a trifold mailer and a series of newspaper ads. PB&J CAFÉ: THE AN EVENING STINKY CHEESE MAN WITH CHRIS BOTTI APR. 4 • 11 A.M. Project type: Branding, Print Design, Production Design, Pre-Press Production MAR. 6 • 7:30 P.M. & 1:30 P.M. AN EVENING MUSICIANS HALL OF FAME Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop WITH THE CELEBRITY ROCK SUPERGROUP HOUSEWIVES THE HIT MEN MAR. 7 • 7:30 P.M. APR. 9 • 7:30 P.M. THE MARVELOUS BAKITHI KUMALO MARQUISE & THE GRACELAND OPENING FEB. 29, 2020 FAMILY CIRCUS EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY CCIAC APR. 23 • 7:30 P.M. MAR. 8 • 2 P.M. THE OKEE DOKEE CAPITAL REGION BROTHERS THOMAS EDISON APR. 24 • 6 P.M. of your friends, MUSIC HALL OF Gather ten or more 25 WASHINGTON STREET, FAME CEREMONY STEEP CANYON family, colleagues, classmates MAR. 9 • 6 P.M. RANGERS SARATOGA SPRINGS APR. 29 • 7:30 P.M. or club members and get a 10% MEGAN HILTY MAR. 13 • 7:30 P.M. MAX WEINBERG’S GROUP ADVANTAGE! JUKEBOX HOWARD JONES MAY 7 • 7:30 P.M. 25 WASHINGTON ST ACOUSTIC TRIO SARATOGA SPRINGS MAR. 14 • 7:30 P.M. TOP OF THE WORLD - A CARPENTERS IRISH HOOLEY WITH TRIBUTE THE SCREAMING MAY 9 • 7:30 P.M. ORPHANS MAR. 15 • 2 P.M. YOGAPALOOZA - WITH BARI KORAL QUARTET ROCHMON RECORD MAY 16 • 2 P.M. CLUB PRESENTS: PAUL SIMON’S ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME SARATOGA HAS NEVER “GRACELAND” PART OF THE MACHINE: MAR. 17 • 7 P.M. ROCK & PINBALL JUL. 26–AUG. 30 UNIVERSALPRESERVATIONHALL.ORG EXPERIENCED THE PERFORMING OPENING NIGHT! ARTS QUITE LIKE THIS. ROSANNE CASH FEBRUARY 29 • 7:30 P.M.
OPENING WEEK IN THIS 700 SEAT THEATRE IN THE ROUND, SOUNDS OF THE HALL you’re never more than 60 feet away from the show. MARCH 4 • 7:30 P.M.
OPENING WEEK UPH IS THE NEWEST HOME for the Proctors LOUIE ANDERSON MARCH 5 • 8 P.M. 20 YEARS IN THE MAKING – Collaborative School of the Performing Arts with OPENING WEEK classes, workshops, camps and performances AN EVENING WITH THE WAIT IS FINALLY OVER. for students of all ages. CHRIS BOTTI YOUR GUIDE MARCH 6 • 7:30 P.M. OUR CAFÉ features a full bar and light fare. OPENING WEEK TO ALL THINGS UPH AN EVENING WITH THE CELEBRITY HOUSEWIVES PARKING IS PLENTIFUL with garages, open lots MARCH 7 • 7:30 P.M.
YOUNG ARTISTS: PURSUE YOUR PASSION INVEST IN OUR MISSION and street spaces steps away from our doors. OPENING WEEK UPH is the newest home of the Proctors We need your time, talent and financial support to THE MARVELOUS MARQUISE ON FEB. 29 two decades after renovations began Collaborative School of the Performing Arts with help us thrive beyond opening night. Ticket revenue FAMILY CIRCUS on an historic 19th century church, Universal classes, workshops, camps and performance only covers a portion of our expenses; your continued PRESENTED BY CCIAC Preservation Hall will open the doors to its new opportunities for students of all ages! Our support is vital to the long-term success of UPH. GET INVOLVED PARTNER WITH US MARCH 8 • 2 P.M. 700-seat theatre-in-the-round performance venue opportunities span a diverse selection of onstage Here are a few ways you can support us: Get all of the benefits MEGAN HILTY and additional community event space! The $13.5 and behind the scene disciplines, allowing budding • JOIN OUR VOLUNTEER FAMILY. Our success and perks of becoming MARCH 13 • 7:30 P.M. million project offers this Proctors Collaborative artists and future creative professionals to pursue BECOME A MEMBER venue the opportunity to bring world-class music depends on the community spirit of our devoted Enjoy priority access a corporate sponsor. their passion and achieve their artistic goals. HOWARD JONES and entertainment, major exhibitions, arts education team of volunteers. We invite you to be part of the to all of the shows and effort to create a vibrant arts scene in downtown RENT OUR SPACE ACOUSTIC TRIO programming and community events to the Capital HONORING OUR REGION’S events at UPH. Saratoga by volunteering with UPH. MARCH 14 • 7:30 P.M. Region. Country star Rosanne Cash, trumpet legend MUSICAL HERITAGE Whether your group is Chris Botti, Broadway luminary Megan Hilty and the While at UPH, visit our Capital Region Thomas • BECOME A MEMBER. Membership offers exclusive VOLUNTEER WITH US small or large, we’ve got IRISH HOOLEY WITH THE bluegrass sensations Steep Canyon Rangers highlight Edison Music Hall of Fame display, honoring local access to event schedules, early ticket-buying op- Be a part of the magic. a space perfect for you. SCREAMING ORPHANS the list of transcendent artists coming to downtown legends in our music industry. Beginning this March, portunities and first access to the latest UPH news. MARCH 15 • 7:30 P.M. Saratoga in the coming months. we will induct a class of members at a formal dinner Your membership investment is a charitable con- ceremony at the venue each year. tribution that supports a variety of mission-driven ROCHMON RECORD CLUB STAY CONNECTED activities vital to the long-term success of UPH. PRESENTS: PAUL SIMON’S Here is the information you need to stay up-to-date “GRACELAND” • PARTNER WITH US. Our corporate partners receive on everything at UPH: Sign up for our e-newsletter MARCH 17 • 7 P.M. special benefits and are provided unique market- at UNIVERSALPRESERVATIONHALL.ORG ing opportunities in our UPH publications and on ONE NIGHT IN MEMPHIS FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: our digital signage, website and more. MARCH 20 • 7:30 P.M. Facebook: @uphsaratoga Instagram: @uph_saratoga VISIT UNIVERSALPRESERVATIONHALL.ORG JOURNEYMAN MARCH 21 • 7:30 P.M. Twitter: @UPH_Saratoga for contact information on group discounts, education LEARN MORE: opportunities, memberships, corporate partnerships QUESTIONS? JOEY ALEXANDER Call our Box Office at518.346.6204. and volunteering. UNIVERSALPRESERVATIONHALL.ORG MARCH 27 • 7:30 P.M. Opposite page from left to right: Full mailer artwork, print ad. CELEBRATE WITH FAMILY & MAKE NEW it’s a wonderful life: live from MEMORIES THIS HOLIDAY SEASON the wvl radio theatre show art
Custom artwork for It’s A Wonderful Life: Live From The WVL Radio Theatre, the holiday show in the 2019–2020 Season at Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany, NY. A play-within-a-radio play based off of the 1946 film It’s A Wonderful Life, a microphone anchors the iconic lasso around the moon main character George Bailey references in the show. George and his sweetheart Mary embrace in the background for a romantic touch. This art was adapted across multiple print and digital formats.
Project type: Branding, Logo Design, Poster Design, Production Design, Illustration Created with Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
Directed by Margaret E. Hall Adapted by WVR Repoley from the motion picture by Frank Capra
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Directed by Margaret E. Hall Adapted by WVR Repoley from the motion picture by Frank Capra Do you know somebody that has gone above and beyond to make the world a better place? FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2019 TO SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2019 Staying true to the theme in It’s A Wonderful Life: Live From WVL Radio Theatre, let us Meet George Bailey and all the residents of Bedford Falls as you’ve never seen—or heard—them before! Based on the classic Frank Capra film, this story know someone who encompasses the values comes to life as a live, 1940’s radio broadcast. Five actors give voice to all the of basic goodness, sacrifice and a sense memorable Bedford Falls characters, accompanied by sound effects and music of community. created live on stage. Now is your time to ring their bell so The whole family can enjoy this timeless tale of a lovable fellow down on his your angel gets their wings! Nominate your luck and ready to end it all—until an Angel Second Class shows him life’s true angel between now and November 26, at the value. Ring in the season as Clarence earns his wings with this beloved fable end of nominations 4 lucky winners will be of how one life can make a very big difference to the lives of so many. chosen and recognized for their good deeds.
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For tickets and information visit capitalrep.org NOMINATE YOUR ANGEL or call the Box Office at 518.445.7469 Above left: Playbill. Above right: Poster art. Opposite page from left to right: Horizontal HOLIDAY SERIES Shown: Wynn Harmon and stacked logos, marquee artwork, print ad, e-blast. Photographer: Richard Lovrich HOLIDAY SERIES thank you! LET’S TALK AGAIN SOON. [email protected] www.schromcreative.com