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2013-14 Audience Guide PARKING & directioNS STANFORD LIVE 2013–14 SEASON PARKING Parking for Bing Hall Box Office Parking for Memorial Church BIKE to THE BING! Parking is FREE on the Stanford is on Lasuen Street near the Littlefield can be found along The Oval at the Bing Concert Hall is a bicycle friendly campus in metered and lettered Center turnaround. Please note that end of Palm Drive. Roth Way and venue with 244 racks available in parking zones on weekdays after visitor parking spots are metered Museum Way, off Palm Drive, also front of the main entrance and student 4:00 PM and on weekends at all prior to 4:00 PM on weekdays. Parking provide parking. entrance. Bicycles are not allowed to for Bing Hall Box Office can also be times. Disabled parking, loading, obstruct walkways, railings, doorways or found in the new Galvez Lot. Parking for Memorial Auditorium and service-vehicle restrictions can be found on Serra Street, Memorial ramps intended for use by pedestrians are enforced at all times. or people with disabilities. Improperly Parking for Bing Concert Hall Way, Lasuen Street, Museum Way, parked bikes will be removed and Parking areas near performance and Frost Amphitheater can be and Roth Way. impounded by Stanford Public Safety. venues may fill quickly, depending found in the new Galvez Lot (enter at Campus Drive and Lasuen SHUTTLE service on the size of the event and other directioNS simultaneously occurring events Street) and on Lasuen Street, The Stanford Marguerite is For driving directions or public on campus. Museum Way, Roth Way and The Stanford University’s free public shuttle Oval. In high-demand situations, service, which travels around campus transportation information, please Please allow 30 minutes to find parking farther afield can be found and connects to nearby transit, consult our website: live.stanford.edu. parking and locate your seat before in Parking Structure 1, located at shopping, dining, and entertainment. For comprehensive campus parking concert start time. Campus Drive West and Roth Way; For detailed schedules and maps, information and maps, visit or in Parking Structure 7, beneath the please visit transportation.stanford. stanford.edu/dept/visitorinfo/ plan/parking. Knight Management Center on edu/marguerite. SEPTEMBER 2013 NOVEMBER JA NUARY 2014 APRIL Campus Drive near Serra Street. Itzhak Perlman & the Young Mariza St. Lawrence String Quartet Asif Ali Khan Virtuosos of the Perlman Estonian National Symphony Kronos Quartet Philharmonia Baroque 1 Bing Concert Hall & Music Program Get Involved Christopher O’Riley’s Takács Quartet Orchestra Bing Concert Hall Box Office TO A Night in Treme: The Musical From the Top Aeolus Quartet BECOME AN USHER Majesty of New Orleans Grupo Corpo 2 Frost Amphitheater UNIVERSITY AVE Join our valued team of with Preservation Hall Jazz Festival Jérôme Bel: Deborah Voigt, soprano ARBORETUM RD FEBRY UAR 3 Memorial Church volunteer ushers and earn The Show Must Go On Jake Shimabukuro, ‘ukulele EL CAMINO REAL / Band and Special Guests Memorial Auditorium 4 Memorial Auditorium free Stanford Live tickets Grupo Corpo Special Event for Bing TO and more benefits while you Festival Jérôme Bel: 5 Stanford Ticket Office EMBARCADERO RD Philharmonia Baroque Members and Performance CAMPUS DRIVE WEST perform an important service. Cédric Andrieux P Public Parking Orchestra Sponsors: Patti LuPone & P GALVEZ ST Duties include greeting and GALVEZ P Mandy Patinkin in Concert Cantor Arts P LOT DECEMBER Joshua Bell, violin --- Walking Path Center seating patrons, ticket-taking, MUSEUM WAY PALM DR St. Lawrence String Quartet F Alumni Café merchandise sales, and more. Angela Brown, soprano P P Festival Jérôme Bel: 1 CAMPUS DRIVE EAST For information, visit Pichet Klunchun and Myself Chamber Music with N LOMITA DR P Members of the ROTH WAY live.stanford.edu (from the Linked Verse (World premiere, P LASUEN ST San Francisco Symphony 2 “Giving” menu, select “Volunteer OCTOBER Stanford commission) Littlefield F Center Alumni Opportunities”) or contact Cécile McLorin Salvant Center STOCK FARM RD THE Philharmonia Baroque P OVAL MEMORIAL WAY Harmony for Humanity: P Bill Starr, House Manager, at Orchestra Live Simulcast of [email protected] or Daniel Pearl World Music GALVEZ ST Dallas Opera’s A Chanticleer Christmas P 650.725.1962. Days Concert Death and the Powers AUDIENCE 4 Memorial Church Memorial Church MAKE A DONATION SAND HILL RD Hoover P San Francisco Boys Chorus MARCH MAY MAIN QUAD Tower SERRA ST Special Concert for Stanford GUIDE P Donors are essential to the 3 Students: Phosphorescent Philharmonia Baroque Tomáš Kubínek success of Stanford Live. For Live Simulcast of San Orchestra information about making The Seven Deadly Sins SANTA CRUZ Tressider Francisco Opera’s Falstaff Union 5 Haifa Symphony Stanford Philharmonia a donation, please contact Frost Amphitheater ALPINE RD Orchestra of Israel Orchestra JUNIPERO SERRA BLVD the Development Office at St. Lawrence String Quartet TO 650.725.8782. Chanticleer & The New Richard Goode, piano TO Sing and Play the Bing Century Chamber Orchestra NOTE: MAP Not TO SCALE Jon Batiste & Stay Human 2013–14 Season Welcome 2013–14 Patron WELCOME EXPERIENCE THE PERFORMANCES Welcome to the 2013–14 season of Stanford Live! We are pleased to ACCESSIBILITY Large-p rint programs are A FRIENdly REMINDER… LYOBB & HOUSE I provide this guide to ensure that your experience is as enjoyable as possible. Wheelchair seating, with available with 72 hours’ notice As a courtesy to the artists The Bing lobby and box office nformation up to three companion seats given to the administrative and your fellow audience open 60 minutes prior to Please take a moment to review the tips and information below, and thank per wheelchair space, is office. Please send all requests members we ask that you turn the performance. Auditorium you for joining us! available for all Stanford Live to [email protected]. off all cell phones and any doors open 30 minutes prior performances, at every price If you or someone in your other light illuminating or to curtain for the audience to TICKETING INFORMATION level. Please indicate your party has additional accessibility sound emitting devices before locate their seats. needs when purchasing tickets needs, please call us at the performance. Also, please CELL PHONE Service so that an appropriate location 650.723.2551 or e-mail us at note the use of cameras— 3 EASY WAYS TO ORDER SPECIAL NEEDS & SEATING REQUESTS can be reserved for you. [email protected]. including cell phone cameras— Due to the design of the Please indicate any special needs or seating requests and recording devices is building, there is limited cell Online Assisted listening devices We will do our best to provide strictly prohibited. phone service at Bing LIVE.STANFORD.EDU when you order. If the seating section you requested are available for Stanford Live you with an optimal experience Concert Hall, especially in Phone is no longer available at the time your order is filled, performances. Please visit of our performances! the auditorium. Medical 650.724.BING (2464) we will seat you in the best available seats in the next Patron Services prior to the VISITING BING lower-priced section. If any performance you request Late Arrivals CONCERT HALL professionals and others who show for more information. I n Person happens to be sold out, we will still fill your order for may need to be reached Bing Concert Hall Box Office, 327 Lasuen Street Please be aware that all events the remaining performances you requested. Sign language interpreting Restrooms during a concert can either Tuesday–Friday: 12:00 NOON – 5:00 PM start at the time indicated is available for Stanford Live on the ticket. Patrons arriving The primary restrooms are check their cell phone or pager Weekends/Performance Days: Call box office for hours CHILDREN performances with five business after curtain time will be seated located on the stage level, device, or direct outside callers days’ notice given to the to call the Patron Services Note OUR NEW start TIMES! Stanford Live is committed to providing quality cultural at a suitable interval in the easily accessible by going experiences for audience members of all ages, but administrative office—call program or at intermission. down the stairs at Doors C desk, along with their seat Performances begin at 7:30 PM; Sunday performances some performances may not be suitable for young 650.723.2551 or e-mail us at We recommend that you and F or by using the lobby location, at the Patron Services begin at 2:30 PM or 7:00 PM (except as noted). children. Regardless of age, all children must have a [email protected]. arrive at least 30 minutes prior elevator near the Information desk at 650.725.3095. The ticket. Please inform the Box Office personnel if you desk. Additional restrooms desk is located across the lobby WILL CALL to performances to find parking, will be attending with a child so that they can assist have a drink or a snack at our are located on the lobby level from Door F at the Coat Tickets purchased and held under Will Call will be you in making the best seating selection. new café, and locate your seat across from Door D near Check/Information area. available for pick up at the Bing Concert Hall Box Office STAY INFORMED & KEEP IN TOUCH before the show begins. the café. until the day before the performance. On the day of CAN’T MAKE A PERFORMANCE? the performance, Will Call service at the performance E xchange or donate your tickets. We are pleased The arts are ever-changing, and Stanford Live would like to venue will open 60 minutes prior to concert start time. to offer free ticket exchanges for Stanford Live so are our online resources.
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