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WallisWallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts 2016/2017 Season Welcome to The Wallis. It is with great pleasure that I welcome you all, on behalf of the team here at The Wallis, to the 2016/2017 Season. In this, my first season as Artistic Director, I was keen to continue to present and produce work by world-class artists and companies from the US and abroad. I hope you are as excited as I am by the range of performances we have to offer this year.

WELCOME You will also note that many of the artists we are working with are from Los Angeles. They are part of the reason why The Wallis is building its reputation nationally and internationally as a centre for creativity and excellence.

The Arts are here to entertain, educate and inspire communities to live, work and create together. In this ever-changing world we intend to tell stories, whether through music, dance, theatre or film, that help us do that.

I look forward to meeting you all in this beautiful building and hope that the performances you choose to see will excite and encourage you to return and support YOUR Performing Arts Center.

Thank you,

Our commitment to Los Angeles artists and companies Paul Crewes, Artistic Director

TheWallis.org Paul Crewes, photo by Steve Tanner WelcomeFest September 10 - 11, 2016

We will kick off the 2016/2017 Season by bringing FREE music, dance, family fun and more to every corner of The Wallis. November 22 – December 18, 2016 June 6 – 30, 2017 The Wallis and Cody Lassen The Wallis production of production of Merrily We Roll Along

by Alexi Kaye Campbell directed by Michael Arden

The Pride is a gorgeously-drawn drama alternating between two very distinct time periods and sets of characters whose fate is written by their eras. In 1958, Philip is married to Sylvia, but is secretly attracted to her colleague Oliver. In 2008, Philip lives with his boyfriend Oliver, who continually destroys their relationship with his addiction to casual sex, and turns to their friend Sylvia for guidance and support. As 3 music and lyrics by the past and present worlds collide, THEATER Stephen Sondheim The Pride’s complex love triangle book by George Furth provides a provocative, humorous directed by Michael Arden and insightful look at fidelity and forgiveness. Michael Arden, who brilliantly re- imagined The Wallis’ production of Spring Awakening with Deaf West “A work of subtlety and Theatre that received rave reviews sophistication. The Pride on Broadway, directs this rarely grabs you with its staged Stephen Sondheim (Into the considerable intelligence Woods, Sweeney Todd, West Side and heart.” Story) musical. Merrily We Roll Along - Entertainment Weekly travels backwards in time to navigate the bumpy history among three friends – Franklin, Charlie and Mary “ Marvelous, – who begin their careers in show sad and blisteringly funny. business together. The powerful and A brave and rewarding moving story, based on the Kaufman drama that speaks to and Hart play, features some of us all.” - The Guardian Sondheim’s most beautiful songs including “Good Thing Going,” “Our Time, ” “Old Friends” and “Not a Day Goes By.”

“An exceptional score… haunting melodies and dramatic ingenuity.” - The New York Times

Michael Arden photo by Luke Fontana 2016/2017 Season 4 THEATER

Artist-in- Residence: MICHAEL ARDEN As our first Wallis Artist-in-Residence, Michael will direct two productions, develop new work and conduct a Master Class this season.

TheWallis.org September 21 – October 16, 2016 For The Record returns to Los​ ​A​ngeles to celebrate legendary filmmaker Martin The Wallis and For The Record Scorsese. ​The acclaimed ​F​or The Record production of series is a unique, genre-bending form of live entertainment turning the soundtracks of iconic filmmakers into thrilling immersive theatrical concerts.​ American Crime Requiem explores over 40 years of Scorsese’s storytelling, his passion for music and the people who make it. ​The ​ show stars​ an eclectic mix of artists from ​ the worlds of ​music​, stage and screen performing an epic setlist ​from ​GoodFellas, “A unique post-modern Casino, The Departed, The Wolf of Wall Street cabaret that is taking and more. Part rock concert, part drama, the city by storm​.” part nightclub​.​ All LEGENDARY! – Vanity Fair This production is made possible by generous support from David C. Bohnett.

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2016/2017 Season March 7 – 26, 2017 July 19 – August 6, 2017 The Wallis and Deaf West Theatre

production of Hershey Felder Edward Tchaikovsky Albee’s A Play with Music At Home at the Zoo directed by Coy Middlebrook

The Wallis and Deaf West Theatre, the companies behind the hit revival of Spring Awakening in Los Angeles and LA PREMIERE! New York, bring their sign language take to Albee’s classic short play The written and performed by Zoo Story (1959) and its acclaimed Hershey Felder prequel, Homelife (2004). Together directed by Trevor Hay these short plays form At Home Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is Russia’s most at the Zoo, the complete story of famous composer and one of the greatest publishing executive Peter, his wife composers of all time, known for his Ann and Jerry, the volatile stranger beautiful lilting melodies from the ballets Peter meets in the park. The Wallis’ Romeo and Juliet, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Coy Middlebrook directs this new Lake, The Nutcracker and the ferocious 6 production featuring both deaf and brilliance of his symphonic works. At the THEATER hearing actors. age of 53, Tchaikovsky conducted the “Under Coy Middlebrook's premiere of his enigmatic Symphony No. direction, Albee's lacerating 6, “Pathétique,” of which he said, “Let insights retain their delicious them guess what it means…” Nine days sting.” - Los Angeles Times later he was dead. To this day, how and why he died is still a mystery. The extraordinary Hershey Felder returns to The Wallis for the Los Angeles premiere of his newest work, Tchaikovsky, which unveils the life of one of the most beloved and tormented composers of all time. Photo by T. Halzle by T. Photo

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February 9 – March 5, 2017 “ Kneehigh in association with A wonderfully Birmingham Repertory Theatre and life-affirming Berkeley Repertory Theatre present piece of theatre... touchingly and gloriously 946: The Amazing imaginative.” Story of Adolphus Tips - The Times adapted by Michael Morpurgo and Emma Rice

Imagine being twelve and having soldiers occupying your house and land, with only your cat to tell your secrets.

Kneehigh Theatre, who wowed audiences at The Wallis with Brief Encounter, returns with 946, which was originally produced by our new Artistic Director Paul Crewes. Kneehigh’s signature sorcery of music, puppetry and foolishness will transport us to Slapton Sands, England in 1944. Based on the beloved book by War Horse author Michael Morpurgo, 946 explodes everything we thought we knew about the D-Day landings in this tender tale of love and war. 7 THEATER

946: The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips 2016/2017 Season Photo by Steve Tanner April 6 – 16, 2017 May 24 – 28, 2017 Complicite / Simon McBurney Battlefield The Encounter Photo by Caroline Moreau by Caroline Photo

based on mahabharata and the play written by

Photo by Robbie Jack Photo Jean-Claude Carrière adapted and directed by directed and performed by Peter Brook and Simon McBurney Marie-Hélène Estienne inspired by the novel 8 Amazon Beaming by Petru Popescu The internationally renowned team THEATER of Peter Brook, Marie-Hélène In 1969, Loren McIntyre, a National Estienne and Jean-Claude Carrière Geographic photographer, found together revisit the great Indian epic himself lost among the people of Mahabharata 30 years after Brook’s the remote Javari Valley in Brazil. legendary production took world It was an encounter that was theater by storm. to change his life: bringing the limits of human consciousness The devastation of war is tearing the into startling focus. In this solo Bharata family apart. The new king performance Simon McBurney must unravel a mystery: how can traces McIntyre’s journey into the he live with himself in the face of depths of the Amazon rainforest, the devastation and massacres that using binaural technology (3D audio) he has caused. An immense canvas to build an intimate and shifting in miniature, this central section world of sound. of the ancient text is timeless and contemporary, asking how we can “This production from the find inner peace in a world riven genre-bending Complicite with conflict. company is one of the most fully immersive theater pieces “ Peter Brook's ever created.” return to the Mahabharata is – The New York Times breathtaking - a dazzling piece A Complicite co-production with Edinburgh of theatre.” - The Guardian International Festival, the Barbican, London, Onassis Cultural Centre – Athens, Schaubühne Berlin, Théâtre Vidy-Lausanne and Warwick Arts Centre.

TheWallis.org March 14 – 19, 2017 September 30 – October 9, 2016 Filter Theatre in association with Theater Unspeakable presents the Royal Shakespeare Company present The American Twelfth Night Revolution by William Shakespeare created by Filter Theatre directed by Sean Holmes

Filter’s explosive and irreverent new take on this beloved romantic comedy of mistaken identity combines dynamic narrative drive with a torrent of sound and music creating one of the most accessible Shakespeare productions of recent years.

“ The most History in 50 minutes: seven hard-hearted purists would actors, two feet off the ground, melt at Filter's 90-minute share 21 square feet of space to reworking of this play, recreate the entire American fight directed with passion, for independence from Lexington 9 panache and precision. For to Yorktown. Using only the actors' THEATER newcomers to Shakespeare bodies, voices and (pantomimed) I can't think of a better cannons, the show evokes an epic introduction.” – The Sunday Times time period in American history. Combining tongue-in-cheek humor with a dash of derring-do, The American Revolution displays the Chicago theater company’s rowdy brand of bare-boned and imaginative physical theater.

Recommended for ages 6+

"The mime-based choreography is revelatory, defamiliarizing the American Revolution largely through bodily movement and stunning lighting design." - The Chicago Reader

Photo by Robert Day Photo 2016/2017 Season Theater for Young Audiences

January 21 – 22, 2017 April 22 – 23, 2017 The Kennedy Center Theater for Morgan's Young Audiences presents Journey

based on the elephant & piggie books by Mo Willems published by Hyperion Books for Children script and lyrics by Mo Willems music by Deborah Wicks La Puma 10 THEATER directed by Jerry Whiddon

created and performed by Get ready for a musical Robert Morgan experience ripped from the pages directed by David Craig of Mo Willems’ beloved, award- winning, best-selling children’s Morgan’s Journey has been delighting books that will leave audiences children and their families around doing the “Flippy Floppy Floory” the world for nearly three decades. dance all night long! In this The play is a captivating exploration vaudevillian romp, Elephant and of joyous yet challenging childhood Piggie sing and dance their way experiences and offers audiences through plenty of pachydermal a unique opportunity for active peril and swiney suspense. participation. From the moment of his birth, we follow Morgan the Recommended for ages 4+ Clown on a journey of discovery. We delight in the presents he receives, “A great way to introduce especially his last one, a wise sock your child to theater.” puppet who becomes his companion. – Broadway World Encountering inevitable growing pains, Morgan learns a valuable and The 2:30 PM performance on Sun, April 23 is moving lesson about love and the Sensory-Friendly. true meaning of friendship. Sensory-Friendly Performances are Recommended for ages 4+ designed to create a theater experience that is welcoming to all families with children on the autism spectrum or with other “A perfect gift of a show.” disabilities that create sensory sensitivities. – The Scotsman

TheWallis.org Concerts @ The Wallis

November 4 – 5, 2016 January 29, 2017 Family Concerts @ The Wallis Kyle Riabko: Dan Zanes Bacharach & Friends Reimagined Dan Zanes & Friends return to The Wallis after wildly popular A Solo Concert engagements the previous two seasons. Once again, the Grammy Award-winner will bring his friend Sonia de los Santos for a bi-lingual English and Spanish concert for kids and kids-at-heart.

Recommended for all ages

“Zanes’ kids music works because it is not kids music; Kyle Riabko, star and creator of the it’s just music — music that’s hit West End and Off Broadway show unsanitized, unpasteurized, Close To You: Bacharach Reimagined, that’s organic even.” brings his highly acclaimed – The New York Times Magazine arrangements of the many hits of 11 Burt Bacharach — most of which CONCERTS Bacharach wrote with lyricist Hal David — to The Wallis for an intimate solo concert. Riabko, accompanying himself on guitar, will perform his versions of such classics as “Alfie,” “I Say A Little Prayer,” “Walk on By,” “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head” and many more. “Kyle has done something truly unique with my music, and he’s a beautiful singer and one hell of a guitar player. I loved it. It’s brilliant. I can’t say enough about it!” – Burt Bacharach

“[He’s] terrific… Sheer musical talent.” – The New York Times

Dan Zanes Photo by Kevin Parry 2016/2017 Season April 29, 2017 June 3, 2017 Family Concerts @ The Wallis Gay Men's Santa Cecilia Chorus of Orchestra Trio Los Angeles Pride @ The Wallis

Sonia Marie De León de Vega, conductor

Under the baton of the legendary Maestra Sonia Marie De León de Vega, the Los Angeles-based Santa Cecilia Orchestra breaks down barriers so that everyone can enjoy the beauty of 12 classical music. After its sold-out CONCERTS concert last season, Santa Cecilia Orchestra returns with a trio performing family-friendly classics, including works For over 37 years, the Gay Men’s Chorus by Latino composers, in the intimate of Los Angeles has been bringing Lovelace Studio Theater. people together and serving as a voice for equality. The Wallis welcomes back Recommended for all ages GMCLA to the Bram Goldsmith Theater for a spirited concert in celebration of June Pride Month.

TheWallis.org Chamber Music: Classic

October 30, 2016 Zukerman Trio

A prodigious talent recognized worldwide for his artistry, violinist Pinchas Zukerman has long been an inspiration to audiences and young musicians. Since 2013, Zukerman, cellist Amanda Forsyth and pianist Angela Cheng have performed as the Zukerman Trio at prominent festivals and major venues around the globe. The Trio embraces the works of Glière, Schubert and Shostakovich for its debut at The Wallis.

“Consummate and charismatic musicians, the trio made for a tight-knit chamber ensemble.” – The Scotsman

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Zukerman Trio 2016/2017 Season January 26, 2017 March 9 – 10, 2017 The Ralph Kalichstein- Kirshbaum & Laredo- Shai Wosner: Robinson Trio Beethoven

14 Famed cellist Ralph Kirshbaum, whose MUSIC live recording in London’s Wigmore Nearly 40 years after its debut at the Hall of the all-Beethoven Sonatas and White House, The Kalichstein-Laredo- Variations will be released this fall on Robinson Trio continues to bring Onyx Classics, will be joined by pianist technical mastery, expressive depth Shai Wosner, who returns to The and magnetism to the concert stage. Wallis after his acclaimed Bridge to Join the Trio — pianist Joseph Beethoven concert with Jennifer Koh in Kalichstein, violinist Jaime Laredo March 2016. and cellist Sharon Robinson — on their special 40th Anniversary Tour for Over two nights in the Bram Goldsmith an exhilarating evening of Beethoven, Theater, Kirshbaum and Wosner Brahms and Mendelssohn. will tackle the complete works of Beethoven for cello and piano. Join us “…foremost trio with the at The Wallis for this unique Beethoven greatest longevity…bring(ing) immersion. to worldwide audiences their expressive and exhilarating “Ralph Kirshbaum has wonderful interpretations.” – Musical America tone, utter technical reliability and the imagination to make the music feel both spontaneous and well planned." – Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

These concerts are made possible at The Wallis by generous support from Susan and Peter Strauss.

TheWallis.org Chamber Music: Modern

October 23, 2016 Harlem Quartet with Aldo López- Gavilán Harlem Quartet, praised for its “panache” by The New York Times, is “bringing a new attitude to classical music, one that is fresh, bracing and intelligent,” says the Cincinnati Enquirer. The quartet, comprised of violinists Ilmar Gavilan and Melissa White, violist Jaime Amador and cellist Felix Umansky, will be joined by the acclaimed Cuban pianist/composer Aldo López-Gavilán in a collaboration that bridges jazz, classical and traditional Cuban music through the works of Dizzy Gillespie, Antônio Carlos Jobim and Abelardito Valdés. The 15 program also features several original MUSIC works by López-Gavilán arranged specifically for this collaboration.

“Aldo López-Gavilán is not only a formidable virtuoso, but also exceeds in works that require extraordinary color and fascinating sounds. His natural talent never suffers and his original thinking as an artist assures a performance of amazing playing and individuality.” – The London Times

JACK Quartet 2016/2017 Season Photo by Henrik Olund January 14, 2017 May 13, 2017 JACK Quartet Brooklyn Rider Photo by Justin Bernhaut by Justin Photo The JACK Quartet will take you to the cutting edge of string performance. Comprising of violinists Christopher Hailed as “the future of chamber Otto and Ari Streisfeld, violist John music” (Strings), the game-changing Pickford Richards and cellist Kevin string quartet Brooklyn Rider presents McFarland, who met while attending eclectic repertoire and gripping the Eastman School of Music, JACK is performances that continue to draw focused on new work, leading them to rave reviews from classical, world collaborate with composers such as and rock critics alike. NPR credits 16 John Luther Adams, Caroline Shaw and violinists Johnny Gandelsman and MUSIC Steve Reich. Colin Jacobsen, violist Nicholas Cords and cellist Michael Nicolas “Superheroes of the new music with “recreating the 300-year-old world.” – Boston Globe form of string quartet as a vital and creative 21st-century ensemble,” the Los Angeles Times dubs the group “one of the wonders of contemporary music,” and Vice likens its members to “motocross daredevils who never screw up a stunt.” Equally at home in clubs and concert halls, Brooklyn Rider’s “down-to-earth demeanor … demystifies contemporary classical music and invites everyone into the tent.” (Time Out New York)

“They are four classical musicians performing with the energy of young rock stars jamming on their guitars, a Beethoven-goes-indie foray into making classical music accessible but also celebrating why it was good in the first place.” – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

TheWallis.org Piano @ The Wallis

January 24, 2017 April 26, 2017 Joyce Yang Andsnes & Hamelin: A Music World Friendship

Leif Ove Andsnes and Marc-André 17 Hamelin are two of the greatest MUSIC pianists in the world. They’re also good friends and have enjoyed each other’s company on many stages, The youngest ever medalist of the including Carnegie’s Zankel Hall in Van Cliburn International New York. The Wallis is thrilled to Competition, Joyce Yang showcases present this extraordinary two- her colorful musical personality in piano concert featuring Mozart, solo recitals and collaborations with Debussy and Stravinsky — including the world’s top orchestras and the composer’s own arrangement of chamber musicians. Yang will dazzle his Le Sacre du Printemp - The Rite audiences with a varied program of Spring. featuring both classic and contemporary works — from Andsnes & Hamelin’s appearance Schumann and Debussy to Granados, at The Wallis is made possible in Ginastera and Carl Vine. part by generous support from Steinway & Sons Beverly Hills.

“Poetic and sensitive pianism.” – The Washington Post

Benjamin Grosvenor 2016/2017 Season April 30, 2017 “The darling of British Benjamin pianophiles since his victory in the keyboard finals of the Grosvenor BBC Young Musician of the British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor Year competition in 2004, Mr. is internationally recognized for his Grosvenor, in his Carnegie Hall electrifying performances and recital debut, proved a boy lord insightful interpretations of wide-ranging of the piano.” –The New York Times repertoire. His virtuosic command over the most strenuous technical complexities underpins the remarkable “Benjamin Grosvenor may well depth and understanding of his be the most remarkable young musicianship. Grosvenor is renowned pianist of our time.” for his distinctive sound — described –Gramophone Magazine as "poetic and gently ironic, brilliant yet clear-minded, intelligent but not without humour, all translated through The Wallis is honored to host a beautifully clear and singing touch" the Los Angeles debut of (The Independent) —­ making him one of Grosvenor in a vast program of sonatas by Mozart, Beethoven the most sought-after young pianists in and Scriabin. the world.

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TheWallis.org Jazz @ The Wallis

January 20, 2017 March 30, 2017 The Brubeck Eddie Palmieri Brothers Latin Jazz Quartet Septet

The Brubeck Brothers Quartet is an exciting jazz group featuring two 19 members of one of America’s most MUSIC accomplished musical families, Dan Brubeck (drums) and Chris Brubeck (bass & trombone). Guitarist Mike DeMicco and pianist Chuck Lamb complete this dynamic quartet. They have performed at concert series, colleges and jazz festivals across North America and Europe. Eddie Palmieri, known for his “The Brubeck Brothers Quartet charismatic power and bold innovative brings a new spirit to straight- drive, has a musical career that spans over 50 years as a bandleader of Salsa ahead jazz.” and Latin Jazz orchestras. With a –The Boston Globe discography that includes 36 titles, Mr. Palmieri is a NEA Jazz Master and has been awarded nine Grammy Awards. A true powerhouse of brilliance known for his astute arranging skills and historic compositions, Mr. Palmieri has shown that time is infinite with respect to his repertoire as he continues to thrill audiences with his legendary style.

2016/2017 Season Colburn @

April 28, 2017 The Wallis We continue our partnership with Diane Schuur LA’s own Colburn School, whose renowned faculty prepares Long regarded as one of Contemporary exceptional young musicians for Jazz’s leading vocalists, Diane Schuur careers in music. (nicknamed “Deedles”) is as eclectic as she is brilliant. Ms. Schuur was blind from birth; but she was gifted with perfect pitch and initially taught herself piano by ear. Schuur will play from her album I Remember You (With Love to Stan and Frank), an homage to two of her very important mentors, Frank Sinatra and Stan Getz.

“To put it mildly, Schuur blew the place away. The room shook. The evening came March 29, 2017 alive.” –New York Post Colburn Piano Extravaganza Featuring Jean-Yves Thibaudet and Fabio Bidini An all-piano concert featuring Colburn School Artist-in-Residence Jean-Yves Thibaudet and Colburn Grigor Piano Chair 20 Fabio Bidini in recital with students from the MUSIC Colburn Conservatory of Music and Colburn Music Academy.

Additional programming with Colburn School to be announced at a later date.

Colburn School events may be added to your subscription series with guaranteed priority seating.

Artistic Director Paul Crewes Board Chairman David C. Bohnett Managing Director Rachel Fine

Save the Date: THE WALLIS GALA April 1, 2017 Learn more at TheWallis.org TheWallis.org/Gala. Dance May 5 – 7, 2017 Paul Taylor Dance Company Since its founding in 1954, the Paul Taylor Dance Company has been one of the world's most sought-after ensembles, performing in well over 500 cities in 64 countries, bringing Paul Taylor's repertoire —­ now numbering 144 dances — to every part of the globe. Mr. Taylor continues to make two new dances a year —­ and will bring a program of new and classic work to The Wallis.

“Paul Taylor is the world's greatest living artist, irrespective of medium.” –Terry Teachout 21 DANCE

Paul Taylor Dance Company Parisa Khobdeh photo by James Houston 2016/2017 Season October 28, 2016 March 24 – 25, 2017 As I Remember It: Limón Dance Celebrating Company Carmen de Lavallade’s 85th Birthday

Concerto Grosso Chaconne Corvidae The Exiles The Moor’s Pavane 22 Hailed as one of the world’s greatest DANCE dance companies, the Limón Dance Company has been at the vanguard of American Modern dance since its inception in 1946. The Company is the living legacy of dance theater developed by José Limón and his directed by Joe Grifasi mentors, Do­ris Humphrey and Charles co-written by Carmen de Lavallade Weidman, whose innovative works and Talvin Wilks revolutionized American dance. After Dance icon Carmen de Lavallade Limón’s death in 1972, the Company returns home to Los Angeles for pioneered the idea that it was possible her 85th Birthday Celebration. As I to survive the death of its founder, Remember It is an intimate portrait setting an example for the entire of the legendary artist told through dance field. Now in its 70th year, the dance, film and her personal Company is renowned for its technical writings. From her childhood days mastery and dramatic expression, and playing in the empty lots of 1930’s demon­strates both the timelessness Los Angeles to performing on the of José Limón’s works and the world’s grand stages, this very humanistic vision that guides the special evening will be inspiring for repertory choices. dancers and dance lovers of all ages. “For drama, virtuosity and grace, there’s no finer company.” – The Village Voice

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January 13, 2017 July 13 – 14, 2017 Jacob Jonas Ezralow Dance The Company Primo Passo Photo by Lois Greenfield Photo Photo by Dave Krugman by Dave Photo

directed and choreographed by Daniel Ezralow

23 Los Angeles-based Jacob Jonas Los Angeles native Daniel Ezralow DANCE The Company is gaining a national returns to The Wallis to premiere profile for its honest storytelling and Primo Passo — Italian for “first visceral performances. The Company step” — a deeply personal work that, has toured North America since as the title suggests, is both a career its birth in 2014, bringing its mix of retrospective and an investigation of contemporary ballet and acrobatic what’s next. Inspired by observing his movement to stops including New children learning to walk, Ezralow York, Vancouver and Jacob’s Pillow will revisit and reimagine his works Inside/Out Dance Festival. Also to explore their initial artistic impulse. known for its film and photography Whether he’s creating modern dances work and its robust social media or choreographing for Broadway, presence, The Company has hosted the Oscars or the Olympics, it all #camerasanddancers photography begins with the first step — and this meet-ups with social influencers and extraordinary evening will provide a cultural institutions including The glimpse inside the process. Getty, LACMA, Los Angeles Tourism Board, Dance Camera West and countless others.

“When Jacob Jonas The Company performs, energy doesn’t just seem to bounce off the walls, it reverberates off of bodies.” - Los Angeles Times

2016/2017 Season May 18 – 21, 2017 Matthew Bourne is hailed as the UK’s most popular and successful Choreographer/ New Adventures Director. He is the creator of the world’s longest running ballet production, a five- Matthew time Olivier Award winner and the only British director to have won the Tony Award for both Best Choreographer and Best Bourne's Director of a Musical.

Early Matthew Bourne returns to his roots in Early Adventures, a program of hit pieces that Adventures launched the career of ‘Britain’s favourite choreographer’ and saw the birth of the “Bourne is a masterly style, wit and sheer entertainment that his storyteller.” – The New York Times company New Adventures brought to Swan Lake, The Car Man, Edward Scissorhands “A rare treat! Bourne's wit and Sleeping Beauty. With designs by long- time collaborator, Lez Brotherston, Early and flair are in full play.” Adventures is a US premiere and forms – The Sunday Times part of the company’s 30th Anniversary celebrations. Supported using public funds from Arts Council England. program includes: Select performances made possible by The Infernal Galop generous support from the Selwyn Family. This is France as seen by the uptight 24 English imagination, with all the DANCE traditional clichés joyously paraded for our entertainment and climaxing in Offenbach's inevitable Can-Can!

Town and Country Moving and hilarious, this heartfelt pastiche explores notions of national character from a bygone era through the evocative music of Edward Elgar, Noël Coward and Percy Grainger, amongst others.

Matthew Bourne's Early Adventures TheWallis.org Photo by Roy Tan Arts & Ideas: Conversations @ The Wallis February 3, 2017 The Wallis and ASCAP present An Evening with Photo by Joan Lauren Photo Stephen Schwartz: Music & Broadway Memories With Special Broadway Guest Stars Spend an evening of music and Broadway memories from Stephen Schwartz, the Tony, Oscar and Grammy Award-winning composer/ lyricist whose credits include the classic musicals Wicked, Godspell and Pippin, as well as the Walt Disney films Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Enchanted, and the DreamWorks film The Prince of Egypt.

25 SPECIAL EVENTS We will also be bringing back the popular ASCAP Foundation Musical Theatre Workshop in Partnership with DreamWorks Animation and The Wallis on February 1 & 2, 2017.

Outdoors @ The Wallis Dance Sundays with Debbie Allen & Friends Select Dates Debbie Allen curates an exhilarating series of free, outdoor dance events — Salsa, African, Tap, Hip Hop and more — for the whole family. And more Arts & Ideas Conversations, Films and Master Classes to be announced! Ty Taylor December 3, 2016 – January 14, 2017

Launching in December, The Sorting Room will deliver cabaret, comedy, contemporary music and much more to The Wallis. The 26 Sorting Room — which draws its SORTING ROOM name from the room’s original function within the Beverly Hills Post Office — will transform the Cameron Lovelace Studio Theater into an Esposito intimate, custom-built club to connect upcoming artists and veteran entertainers with our audiences. The full schedule will be announced in the Fall of 2016 ­— and Wallis Subscribers will have first access to these exclusive offerings.

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• In-depth partnership with Wallis Focus The Wallis Annenberg Schools in underserved communities that Center for the Performing includes multiple matinees throughout the year, classroom visits with The Wallis Arts’ School Partners teaching artists and ticket allotments Program is a unique for the families of participating students. and comprehensive arts Workshops for teachers in the arts and arts integration. education program that serves nearly 10,000 Los • Courses for Young Artists: Courses for Angeles pre-kindergarten Young Artists in dance, music and theater. through 12th grade • Master Classes with Visiting Artists students each year 28 through student matinee EDUCATION • Community Classes: Tiny Tots Move & Groove, Dancing Through Parkinson’s and Salsa performances, in-school Sundays – free outdoor dance classes led by workshops and year- Debbie Allen. round arts events.

• The Miracle Project: theater programs for young people with autism.

• Community Partners: sharing the arts with nonprofit organizations who work with underserved communities.

GRoW @ The Wallis: A gift of Gregory Annenberg Weingarten and Family and the Annenberg Foundation

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Sorting Room Events 12/3 - 1/14 ASCAP Musical Theatre Workshop 2/1 - 2/2 Jacob Jonas The Company 1/13 Stephen Schwartz 2/3 JACK Quartet 1/14 946: The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips 2/9 - 3/5 The Brubeck Brothers Quartet 1/20 Morgan's Journey 1/21 - 1/22 Joyce Yang 1/24 Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio 1/26 Dan Zanes 1/29

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946: The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips 2/9 - 3/5 The Wallis Gala 4/1 30 Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo 3/7 - 3/26 The Encounter 4/6 - 4/16 Ralph Kirshbaum & Shai Wosner 3/9 – 3/10 Elephant & Piggie's: We're In a Play! 4/22 - 4/23 Twelfth Night 3/14 - 3/19 Andsnes & Hamelin 4/26 Limón Dance Company 3/24 - 3/25 Diane Schuur 4/28 Colburn @ The Wallis: Thibaudet 3/29 Santa Cecilia Orchestra Trio 4/29 Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Septet 3/30 Benjamin Grosvenor 4/30

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Paul Taylor Dance Company 5/5 - 5/7 Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles 6/3 Brooklyn Rider 5/13 The Pride 6/6 – 6/30 Matthew Bourne's Early Adventures 5/18 - 5/21 Battlefield 5/24 – 5/28 JULY 2017 AUGUST 2017 SU M T W TH F SA SU M T W TH F SA

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TheWallis.org Thank You from our Managing Director

With the advent of our fourth season ­— the first full season for Board Chair David Bohnett, Artistic Director Paul Crewes and me —­ The Wallis is quickly becoming a vital cultural hub providing eclectic arts programming and a broad range of education programs to our community.

Last year The Wallis received the 2015 Ovation Award for Best Season, and the upcoming season promises dance, music, theater and other exceptional events every single month of the year. Our GRoW @ The Wallis educational programs benefit students of all ages: performances and workshops for nearly 10,000 pre- kindergarten through 12th grade students and their teachers; Mommy & Me and Dancing Through Parkinson’s classes with Invertigo Dance Theatre; and professional Master Classes for the next generation of performing artists. We also partner with a growing number of community organizations ­— including A Place Called Home, Beverly Hills Senior Housing and MATI Israeli Community Center ­— to make our programming more broadly accessible to everyone.

How does a non-profit company provide the very best in the performing arts to 31 our entire community? (Hint: It’s not through ticket sales. Even when we sell LETTER out every single performance, box office revenue currently covers only 50% of our lean operating budget.)

We are able to bring stellar artists to our stages and classrooms only with the support of our growing family of donors. People like our forward-thinking community leaders and capital campaign members who transformed the former Beverly Hills Post Office into a state-of-the-art performing arts complex. Business leaders whose corporations, large and small, underwrite individual performances or entire productions. And of course, people who make a sustaining annual contribution of any size to The Wallis.

In other words, people just like you.

Please consider a tax-deductible gift with your subscription order. The Wallis —­ built by visionaries, governed by new and experienced leadership and promising a richly diverse season ahead — is poised to become an indispensable community resource, exciting destination for live performance and major arts institution.

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TheWallis.org For the Record: Scorsese BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER Twelfth Night BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER DATE OS PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 WED-FRI, SEP 21-23, 8PM $129 $65 $55 $35 $25 TUE-FRI, MAR 14-17, 8PM $75 $65 $45 $35 PV Theater

PV SAT, SEP 24, 2 & 8PM $129 $65 $55 $35 $25 SAT, MAR 18, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, SEP 25, 5PM $129 $65 $55 $35 $25 SUN, MAR 19, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 PV

PV WED, SEP 28, 8PM $129 $65 $55 $35 $25 THU, SEP 29, 8PM $129 $100 $85 $70 $60 The Encounter BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER ON FRI, SEP 30, 8PM $129 $75 $65 $45 $35 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 SAT, OCT 1, 2 & 8PM $129 $85 $75 $55 $45 THU, APR 6, 8PM $65 $55 $35 $25 PV SUN, OCT 2, 5PM $129 $85 $75 $55 $45 FRI, APR 7, 8PM $100 $85 $70 $60 ON TUE-FRI, OCT 4-7, 8PM $129 $75 $65 $45 $35 SAT, APR 8, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SAT, OCT 8, 2 & 8PM $129 $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, APR 9, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, OCT 9, 5PM $129 $85 $75 $55 $45 TUE-FRI, APR 11-14, 8PM $75 $65 $45 $35 TUE-FRI, OCT 11-14, 8PM $129 $75 $65 $45 $35 SAT, APR 15, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SAT, OCT 15, 2 & 8PM $129 $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, APR 16, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, OCT 16, 5PM $129 $85 $75 $55 $45 Battlefield BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER

Merrily We Roll Along BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 WED-FRI, MAY 24-26, 8PM $75 $65 $45 $35 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 SAT, MAY 27, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45

PV TUE-WED, NOV 22-23, 8PM $89 $69 $49 $29 FRI, NOV 25, 8PM $89 $69 $49 $29 SUN, MAY 28, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 PV

PV SAT, NOV 26, 2 & 8PM $89 $69 $49 $29 Tchaikovsky BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER

PV SUN, NOV 27, 2 & 7PM $89 $69 $49 $29 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4

PV TUE, NOV 29, 8PM $89 $69 $49 $29 WED, JUL 19, 8PM $100 $85 $70 $60 WED, NOV 30, 8PM $129 $109 $89 $69 ON ON THU-FRI, JUL 20-21, 8PM $75 $65 $45 $35 THU-FRI, DEC 1-2, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, JUL 22, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SAT, DEC 3, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, JUL 23, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, DEC 4, 2PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, JUL 23, 7PM $75 $65 $45 $35 SUN, DEC 4, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39 TUE-FRI, JUL 25-28, 8PM $75 $65 $45 $35 TUE-FRI, DEC 6-9, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, JUL 29, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SAT, DEC 10, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, JUL 30, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, DEC 11, 2PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, JUL 30, 7PM $75 $65 $45 $35 SUN, DEC 11, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39 TUE-FRI, AUG 1-4, 8PM $75 $65 $45 $35 TUE-FRI, DEC 13-16, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, AUG 5, 2 & 8PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SAT, DEC 17, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, AUG 6, 2PM $85 $75 $55 $45 SUN, DEC 18, 2PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, AUG 6, 7PM $75 $65 $45 $35 SUN, DEC 18, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39

American Revolution* LOVELACE STUDIO THEATER 946: Adolphus Tips BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 DATE PL1 THU, FEB 9, 8PM $89 $69 $49 $29 FRI, SEP 30, 7PM $20 PV FRI, FEB 10, 8PM $129 $109 $89 $69 SAT, OCT 1, 12 & 2:30PM $20 ON SAT, FEB 11, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SUN, OCT 2, 12 & 2:30PM $20

SUN, FEB 12, 2PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SAT, OCT 8, 12 & 2:30PM $20 SUN, FEB 12, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SUN, OCT 9, 12 & 2:30PM $20 TUE-FRI, FEB 14-17, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, FEB 18, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 Elephant & Piggie* BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER SUN, FEB 19, 2PM $110 $89 $69 $49 DATE PL1 PL2 SUN, FEB 19, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, APR 22, 11AM, 1:30 & 4PM $35 $25 Theater for Young Audiences Young for Theater TUE-FRI, FEB 21-24, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SUN, APR 23, 12 & 2:30PM $35 $25 SAT, FEB 25, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 Morgan's Journey* LOVELACE STUDIO THEATER TUE-FRI, FEB 28-MAR 3, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, MAR 4, 2 & 8PM $110 $89 $69 $49 DATE PL1 SUN, MAR 5, 2PM $110 $89 $69 $49 SAT, JAN 21, 12 & 2:30PM $20 SUN, MAR 5, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SUN, JAN 22, 12 & 2:30PM $20 Edward Albee's Music BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER At Home at the Zoo LOVELACE ARTIST DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 DATE PL1 Harlem Quartet SUN, OCT 23, 7PM $59 $49 $39 $29

PV TUE-THU, MAR 7-9, 8PM $40 The Zukerman Trio SUN, OCT 30, 7PM $99 $79 $59 $39

ON FRI, MAR 10, 8PM $75 Kyle Riabko: FRI-SAT, NOV 4-5, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, MAR 11, 2 & 8PM $60 Bacharach Reimagined SUN, MAR 12, 2PM $60 JACK Quartet SAT, JAN 14, 8PM $59 $49 $39 $29 SUN, MAR 12, 7PM $50 The Brubeck FRI, JAN 2O, 8PM $59 $49 $39 $29 TUE-FRI, MAR 14-17, 8PM $50 Brothers Quartet SAT, MAR 18, 2 & 8PM $60 Joyce Yang TUE, JAN 24, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SUN, MAR 19, 2PM $60 The Kalichstein- THU, JAN 26, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SUN, MAR 19, 7PM $50 Laredo-Robinson Trio TUE-FRI, MAR 21-24, 8PM $50 Ralph Kirshbaum THU-FRI, MAR 9-10, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, MAR 25, 2 & 8PM $60 & Shai Wosner SUN, MAR 26, 2PM $60 Eddie Palmieri THU, MAR 30, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 Latin Jazz Septet SUN, MAR 26, 7PM $50 Andsnes WED, APR 26, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 & Hamelin The Pride LOVELACE Diane Schuur FRI, APR 28, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 DATE PL1 Benjamin Grosvenor SUN, APR 30, 7PM $59 $49 $39 $29

PV TUE-THU, JUN 6-8, 8PM $40 Brooklyn Rider SAT, MAY 13, 8PM $59 $49 $39 $29 FRI, JUN 9, 8PM $75 ON Gay Men's SAT, JUN 3, 8PM $59 $49 $39 $29 SAT, JUN 10, 2 & 8PM $60 Chorus Of LA SUN, JUN 11, 2PM $60 Add-on Events BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER SUN, JUN 11, 7PM $50 ARTIST DATE PL1 PL2 TUE-FRI, JUN 13-16, 8PM $50 Dan Zanes & Friends* SUN, JAN 29, 11AM & 2PM $35 $25 SAT, JUN 17, 2 & 8PM $60 Colburn/Thibaudet* WED, MAR 29, 8PM $35 $25 SUN, JUN 18, 2PM $60 LOVELACE STUDIO THEATER SUN, JUN 18, 7PM $50 Santa Cecilia SAT, APR 29, 12 & 2:30PM $20 N/A TUE-FRI, JUN 20-23, 8PM $50 Orchestra Trio* SAT, JUN 24, 2 & 8PM $60

SUN, JUN 25, 2PM $60 Arts & Ideas BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER SUN, JUN 25, 7PM $50 ARTIST DATE PL1 PL2 TUE-FRI, JUN 27-30, 8PM $50 Stephen Schwartz* FRI, FEB 3, 7:30PM $35 $25 Dance Carmen de Lavallade's Matthew Bourne’s As I Remember It BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER Early Adventures BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER

DATE PL1 PL2 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 FRI, OCT 28, 8PM $75 $50 THU-FRI, MAY 18-19, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 SAT, MAY 20, 2 & 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 Limón SUN, MAY 21, 2PM $99 $79 $59 $39 Dance Company BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 Ezralow Dance BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER FRI-SAT, MAR 24-25, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 THU-FRI, JUL 13-14, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 Paul Taylor Dance Company BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER Jacob Jonas DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 The Company BRAM GOLDSMITH THEATER FRI-SAT, MAY 5-6, 8PM $99 $79 $59 $39 DATE PL1 PL2 PL3 PL4 SUN, MAY 7, 2PM $99 $79 $59 $39 FRI, JAN 13, 8PM $79 $59 $39 $29

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Harlem Quartet x = Zukerman Trio x = Kyle Riabko: Bacharach Reimagined x = JACK Quartet x = The Brubeck Brothers Quartet x = Joyce Yang x = The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio x = Ralph Kirshbaum & Shai Wosner x = Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Septet x = Andsnes & Hamelin x = Diane Schuur x = Benjamin Grosvenor x = Brooklyn Rider x = Gay Men's Chorus of LA x =

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Carmen de Lavallade x =

Jacob Jonas The Company x =

Limón Dance Company x =

Paul Taylor Dance Company x =

Matthew Bourne's Early Adventures x =

Ezralow Dance x =

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