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The Embassy Theatre Gets PROJECT BALLET ACADEMIC CONSERVATORY things to do World class. Nationwide impact. Right here in Fort Wayne. pg12-13 285 in the area CALENDARS START ON PAGE 10 Jan. 24-30, 2019 FREE WHAT THERE IS TO DO IN FORT WAYNE AND BEYOND THE EMBASSY TONY AWARD- THEATRE GETS WINNING KINKY BOOTS STEPS INTO TOWN. KINKY PAGES 8-9 ALSO INSIDE: LOCAL MUSIC COVERAGE INCLUDES STRANGE WATERS, KEVIN HAMBRICK, AND ALICIA PYLE whatzup.com Inside This Week Volume 23, Number 26 4The Harlem TRADE UP Globetrotters in 2019 5 Make Your Old Gear New Jefferson We will help you sell your Starship gear on consignment or trade it in on the spot for in-store credit 6Kinky Boots 8New Clyde executive director 12Project Ballet Columns & Reviews Calendars Spins ⁄ 9 Picks ⁄ 16 Music/On the Road ⁄ 10-11 Visit the Gear Exchange today! 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Above: Chandler Whatzup is distributed once per week GLOBETROTTERS “Bulldog” Mack poses for the at more than 650 locations in nine IN HIS BROTHER’S FOOTSTEPS 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3 counties — Allen, Whitley, Noble, Wells, Memorial Coliseum camera at a Adams, Huntington, Kosciusko, Dekalb, Mack’s path to the Globetrot- recent Harlem and Steuben. Whatzup is distributed ters seemed to be predestined. His 4000 Parnell Avenue Globetrotters on Wednesdays and Thursdays by brother, Chris “Flash” Richardson, Fort Wayne game. Whatzup LLC. played for the team after college. $19-$259 · (260) 483-1111 Left: Former Purdue Mack was in high school when Rich- standout Cherelle Back issues ardson died unexpectedly in 2008 is something you have to love. We’re George is among Mack’s teammates. Back issues are $3 for first copy, 75¢ of a brain aneurysm while on tour the Globetrotters. We’re always per additional copy. Send payment with in Japan. smiling. 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We As for the game itself, Mack said will run until the week of the event. wouldn’t?! I’d be crazy not to,’” re- “I used to break dance growing up don’t want to have any ‘off’ nights. it’s sure to bring a smile to the faces Calendar information is published called Mack. as a kid. I still dance now, but I can’t We want to be perfect every night.” in the crowd. as far in advance as space permits The 6’7” forward is working to fill do some of the things I used to be “You can expect to see some cra- and should be submitted as early as his brother’s shoes and also blazing able to do. I have to stretch before I AMBASSADORS OF GOODWILL zy, out-of-this-world dunks, num- possible. Whatzup makes every effort to authenticate claims and accurate times his own trail. He’s become known do any of those things,” he laughed. It’s not just the basketball that ber one,” he said. “Crazy four-point and event locations. We encourage for his high-flying dunks, a feat he Playing for the Globetrotters is he loves, or his teammates, who shots. We’re the only special team readers to verify information prior to mastered while studying criminal exciting, but it also requires a lot are like family. He said he also im- with a four-point line. That’s 30 feet attending events or purchasing tickets. justice at Freed-Hardeman Univer- of work. There’s the travel, which mensely enjoys the connections he from the basket, so it’s a one-of-a- sity in Tennessee. Playing for the can be difficult, especially for those gets to make his with fans. kind shot. Advertising Globetrotters, however, has been an players who have families. They are “The Harlem Globetrotters are “And of course, our showmen Space reservations and ads requiring adjustment. on the road as much as six months known as ambassadors of goodwill,” are the best showmen in the world. proofs due by no later than the Monday “It’s tough to turn off that compet- of the year. he said. “We like to come to a com- We’re constantly coming up with 10 days prior to publication. Camera- itive side all the way because we’re “In the off-season, there’s a lot of munity and go to the hospital, go to new jokes and new ways to entertain ready or digital ad copy required still playing basketball, but you have practice,” Mack said. “We’re con- schools, and just give back to the and interact with the fans. You’ll be by noon Friday the week before publication. E-mail [email protected] to learn how to put on a show as well. stantly working on our ball han- community because those kids are engaged more during our games or call (260) 407-3198. It is entertainment,” he stressed. dling and the trick shots that we do. one of the most important parts of than any other professional sport- “We are all great basketball players, “During the season, we get to the our game. They keep us energetic, ing event. That’s what makes it so but learning the showmanship side gym three hours before the game they’re entertaining, they keep us special.” 4 WHATZUP JANUARY 24-30, 2019 into my room and played the song over and over so many times, my mom knocked on my door to ask if Always I was OK.” In the second decade of the 21st century, Jefferson Starship has moved into true New Generation evolving, territory. Kantner, the driving force of the band from the beginning, died in 2016. Balin, who had ceased playing always with the band full time in 2003, died in 2018, and Casady has long since refocused his attention on Hot Tuna with Kaukonen. iconic The new generation of Jefferson Starship — the incarnation that will perform at the Niswonger Perform- Jefferson Starship ing Arts Center — includes veteran member Freiberg, drummer Donny bridges old, new Baldwin (who has played with the band since the ’80s), and keyboard- BY EVAN GILLESPIE ist Chris Smith (a ’90s-era member). WHATZUP FEATURE WRITER Courtesy photo The relative newcomer is guitarist Jude Gold, who joined in 2012. Few rock bands have been as JEFFERSON STARSHIP and Kaukonen and Casady left to monster single “We Built This City”) The new band has the full confi- willing to dramatically evolve over form Hot Tuna in 1974. Kantner and while the Jefferson Starship name dence of the remaining original gen- 7:30 p.m.
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