2016-2017 SEASON
Season at a Glance Cover Drive THURSDAY, SEPT. 1 | 8:15 PM
Clock Tower Quad (Rain site – Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall) . . . . . . . page 20
The Midtown Men
Four Stars from the Original Cast of Jersey Boys THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 | 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . . page 4
Troker THURSDAY, OCT. 6 | 8:15 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 21
New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players Albert Bergeret, Producer
I’ve Got a Little Twist FRIDAY, OCT. 14 | 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 16
Homecoming Weekend
Chris Tucker
FRIDAY, OCT. 21 | 8 PM
Main Arena, Cordts PE Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 5
Capitol Steps:
What to Expect When You’re Electing WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 | 7:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 6
FSU Theatre and Dance Department
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach Jr. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 | 4:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7
Molodi Live THURSDAY, NOV. 10 | 8:15 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 21
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A Simple Space by Gravity and Other Myths Toured by Performing Lines THURSDAY, NOV. 17 | 7:30 PM
F. Perry Smith Studio Theatre, Performing Arts Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . page 8
Windham Hill: A Winter Solstice Concert
Featuring Liz Story, Barbara Higbie and Sean Harkness SUNDAY, DEC. 4 | 7:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 9
Valentine Dinner Show
Cyrille Aimée FRIDAY, FEB. 10
Dinner Served at 6 PM | Performance at 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 17
Daniel Davis THURSDAY, MARCH 2 | 8:15 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 22
The Mystical Arts of Tibet Sacred Music, Sacred Dance
A Richard Gere and Drepung Loseling Production THURSDAY, MARCH 9 | 7:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 10-12
The Filharmonic THURSDAY, APRIL 6 | 8:15 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 22
Brock McGuire Band SATURDAY, APRIL 8 | 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 18
Dr. Lonnie Smith SATURDAY, APRIL 22 | 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center. . . . . . . . . . page 19
Maryland Symphony Orchestra with Guest Artist Yuliya Gorenmen FRIDAY, MAY 12 | 7:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13
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2016.2017 Diamonds have become the recognized symbol for celebrating a 60th anniversary. Diamond is derived from the Greek word adamas, which means unconquerable and enduring. It is also believed that the fire in the diamond symbolizes the constant flame of love. Although I recognize this is usually referring to 60 years of marriage, I can guarantee you that it is also fitting for our CES program at Frostburg State University. We have been fanning the flame of love for the arts for 60 years! As we began developing this special 2016-17 season, we were determined not only to move forward, but also to take this opportunity to look back in our celebration of the arts. This year you will find a season that features an array of international artists as well as the return of some of our favorites from the past. We are excited to offer at least one performer from almost every continent – what a great way to fulfill the FSU tagline of “One University. A World of Experiences” – and the return of The Capitol Steps (2004/2008/2012), The Mystical Arts of Tibet (2002), Maryland Symphony Orchestra (2002-2016) and A Winter Solstice (1993). In addition, many of our upcoming performances will take you on a trip down memory lane as they remind you of past performances. For example, if you remember jazz icons such as Herbie Hancock, Poncho Sanchez, Dave Valentin and others, then you will be thrilled that the Hammond B3 master, Dr. Lonnie Smith, will heat up our LIVE! at StarScape in April; or if you were enthralled by the daring artists of STREB in our 2009-2010 season, then you won’t want to miss the jawdropping acrobatic dancers of Australia’s Gravity and Other Myths in November. These are just a few examples of what lies ahead in our 60th season celebration! As you celebrate 60 years with us this season, you will also notice some changes as we position ourselves for 60 more years. We invite you to: • Join CES as a member and enjoy the members-only benefits.
• Visit our new easy-to-use CES ticketing portal and purchase your tickets online any day and any time and print them at home.
• Help us ensure a future of at least 60 more years by contributing to our 60th Anniversary Fundraising Campaign.
• Celebrate the past 60 years through our interactive history website and lobby displays.
• ENJOY THE CELEBRATION WITH US!
Mary Jane Plummer
Director
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Celebrating 60 Years Since 1956, when Frostburg State University presented the now world-famous Joffrey Ballet in its premiere performance, FSU has served as a prominent community arts presenter. The University’s Cultural Events Series (CES) offers an annual professional performing arts season involving international artists whose presence might otherwise be unheard of in a rural region. Legendary, world-class performers in diverse performing arts genres have graced CES stages over the years, including the Martha Graham Dance Company, country and bluegrass musician Kathy Mattea, actors John Astin and Jack Klugman, and The Acting Company. Add to these a multitude of GRAMMY nominees and winners.
To further contribute to the local arts environment, an annual schedule of supplementary activities ensures that community members are able to connect with professional artists beyond performance attendance. Examples include lectures, workshops, masterclasses, children’s performances and even opportunities for community members to appear onstage with the artists. Another significant component of CES is the Experiential Education Program, which provides FSU students with valuable curricular and co-curricular experiences. Working behind the scenes, hard-working students gain firsthand experiences in the professional world and develop essential life skills in time management, collaboration, teamwork and leadership. Each year brings new commitment to provide greater accessibility to the world of the arts. We trust that long after our programs have ended, community members will remember their experiences and maintain an avid appreciation for the arts. We look forward to the next 60 years!
GRAMMY Winners
GRAMMY Nominees
Herbie Hancock Esperanza Spalding Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee Ladysmith Black Mambazo Paquito d’Rivera Cécile McLorin Salvant Count Basie Orchestra Poncho Sanchez The Yellowjackets Dave Valentin David Sanchez John Fedchock Chris Vadala John Hammond Mike Tomaro Luciana Souza Brazilian Guitar Quartet Spanish Harlem Orchestra George Winston David Burgess Tom Chapin Kathy Mattea David Sanchez Jim Brickman The Roots America The Doobie Brothers Collin Raye Robin and Linda Williams Catherine Russell
Bettye Lavette Red Baraat Paul Galbraith Bonnie Rideout Terrell Stafford Brubeck Brothers Quartet Jason Moran Jimmy Heath Nneena Freelon Regina Carter Javon Jackson Spyro Gyra Rene Marie Ravi Coltrane Liz Story Modern Mandolin Quartet Alex de Grassi Michael Manring The Pedrito Martinez Group Borealis Wind Quintet DAUGHTRY Goo Goo Dolls Eddie Money REO Speedwagon Don McLean
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Four Stars from the Original Cast of Jersey Boys
“The Midtown Men have arrived.” – Stevie Van Zandt
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 | 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall Lane University Center
Four stars from the original cast of Broadway’s Jersey Boys reunite with a live band for a high-octane concert-style performance celebrating the music that defined the 1960s. Tony Award winner Christian Hoff, Michael Longoria, Daniel Reichard and Tony Award nominee J. Robert Spencer shared the Broadway stage for more than 1,000 performances. Now they come together for an electrifying and soulful new production with top-shelf choreography, incredible vocal performances and legendary onstage chemistry. The New York Times says, “Sidling up to the microphone, the singers had the air of the Rat Pack, Motown and a nightclub act rolled into one,” while the New York Daily News proclaims, “The Midtown Men sound as crisp as their Rat Pack-inspired suits. Their voices blend together so flawlessly on stage.” VIP Package includes seating in the first two rows along with a special pre-show reception and Meet and Greet photo opportunity with the artist. VIP Packages are limited.
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VIP PACKAGE FRONT SECTION BACK SECTION
CES MEMBERS ONLY $59.20 $39.20 $31.20
ADULT $74.00 $49.00 $39.00
UNDER 17/FSU STAFF $74.00 $44.10 $35.10
FSU STUDENT $74.00 $10.00 $10.00
Not A Performance Of, Not Affiliated With the Show Jersey Boys.
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Homecoming Weekend
Chris Tucker
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FRIDAY, OCT. 21 | 8 PM Main Arena, Cordts PE Center
Homecoming Weekend blasts off with a sidesplitting comedy show from award-winning actor and comedian Chris Tucker. Tucker became a favorite on Russell Simmons’ HBO Def Comedy Jam and rose to prominence in his first starring role, the 1995 cult classic Friday, starring alongside Ice Cube. In 1997, he was an executive producer and co-star in the hit movie, Money Talks with Charlie Sheen, and co-starred in Luc Besson’s The Fifth Element. His starring role in the Rush Hour film series with Jackie Chan catapulted him to even greater fame. Tucker recently co-starred in the 2013 Oscar-nominated film Silver Linings Playbook with Robert De Niro, Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper. To date, he has starred in films that have collectively grossed over $1 billion in box office sales worldwide. His latest project, Chris Tucker Live, a Netflix exclusive, is the first project produced through his company, Chris Tucker Entertainment. Tucker’s successful comedy tours have earned him rave reviews from all over the world, including Asia, the United Kingdom, Australia and the Middle East. He is also a dedicated humanitarian, spending much of his spare time traveling around the world, doing philanthropic work to make a difference through the Chris Tucker Foundation. GOLD RESERVED FLOOR RESERVED FLOOR SIDE VIEW RESERVED FLOOR GENERAL ADMISSION BLEACHERS
CES MEMBERS ONLY $32.00 $24.00 $20.00 $16.00
GENERAL PUBLIC $40.00 $30.00 $25.00 $20.00
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“ The troupe has become a favorite on the Washington social circuit. Its political satire brings chuckles, … rave reviews, … guffaws … and bipartisan grins all around. The satire hits the mark.” – The Wall Street Journal
What to Expect When You’re Electing WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 | 7:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center Just in time for the 2016 presidential election, the skilled satirists of the Capitol Steps present an uproarious evening of political comedy. These Washington comedians emerged in 1981 as a group of Senate staffers who set out to lampoon the very people and places that employed them. Digging into the headlines, the Capitol Steps’ song parodies and skits convey a special brand of humor. Sidesplitting bipartisan fun serves as an antidote to campaign seriousness in all its forms. It’s a boisterous, ego-puncturing and – yes – even uplifting look at the chaos, the issues, the speeches, the posturing and the personalities that are all a part of an election year.
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FSU STUDENT $10.00
“ Come with me to see something strange unfold. Hear the weirdest tale that was ever told.” – Roald Dahl
United States
FSU Theatre and Dance Department
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Words and Music by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
Book by Timothy Allen McDonald
Based on the book James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl Bring the whole family for the musical production of Roald Dahl’s fantastical tale of a boy and his amazing journey across the ocean aboard a giant peach. With a wickedly tuneful score, critics rave that James and The Giant Peach is a “masterpeach!” Join James as he discovers a magic spell that launches him on a voyage of enormous proportions. Along with a group of human-sized insects with equally oversized personalities, James faces hunger, disagreements and sharks in an overseas adventure that brings him to a marvelous new world.
Directed by Mairzy Yost-Rushton Music Direction by Sean Beachy
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 4:30 PM Pealer Recital Hall Performing Arts Center
CES MEMBERS ONLY $5.60 ADULT $7.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $7.00 FSU STUDENT $5.00
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“ A total triumph. A riveting show of the most incredible physical feats.” – The Guardian (UK)
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A Simple Space by Gravity and Other Myths Toured by Performing Lines
THURSDAY, NOV. 17 | 7:30 PM F. Perry Smith Studio Theatre, Performing Arts Center In A Simple Space, Australia’s Gravity and Other Myths offers a jaw-dropping performance that is simultaneously raw, frantic and delicate. Get a truly up-close-and-personal experience in acrobatic physical theatre as seven fearless performers push their physical limits. The UK Express says that it’s “Cirque du Soleil with a fistful of grit.” With driving live percussion, audience members can feel the heat, hear every breath and immerse themselves in every moment. As Edinburgh’s Three Weeks declared, “be prepared to have your breath taken away.”
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GENERAL ADMISSION CES MEMBERS $17.60 ONLY ADULT $22.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF
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FSU STUDENT $5.00
Windham Hill
United States
A Winter Solstice Concert
Featuring Liz Story, Barbara Higbie and Sean Harkness SUNDAY, DEC. 4 | 7:30 PM Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center Celebrate winter music, beloved carols and holiday traditions from around the world with a joyful and uplifting concert. A Winter Solstice features three master musicians who made their names on the Windham Hill label: Grammy-nominated pianist Liz Story, guitarist Sean Harkness and Grammynominated singer and multi-instrumentalist Barbara Higbie. With exceptional musicianship, humor and warm camaraderie, A Winter Solstice is the perfect way to rejoice at the most festive time of the year. CES MEMBERS ONLY $20.80 ADULT $26.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $23.40 FSU STUDENT $5.00
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The Mystical Arts of Tibet
Richard Gere and Sacred Music, Sacred Dance ADrepung Loseling
THURSDAY, MARCH 9 | 7:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center The Tibetan Monks of Drepung Loseling Monastery return to Frostburg for an extraordinary five-day residency endorsed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The performance of Sacred Music, Sacred Dance combines chanting, music and dance with a goal of world healing. Pieces are drawn from the authentic Tibetan temple dances and music that have been performed for thousands of years. Drepung Loseling monks are renowned for multiphonic chanting, known as zokkay (complete chord). Chantmasters simultaneously intone three notes, each individually creating a complete chord. Robed in colorful, intricate costumes and playing traditional instruments, the monks invite audiences to experience the beauty of their ancient culture. The New York Times described the experience as “remarkable … the music and the dance invoke sacred ecstasy.” CES MEMBERS ONLY $19.20 ADULT $24.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $21.60 FSU STUDENT $5.00
Sponsored by Peter and Iris Halmos Family Foundation
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“Tibetan Buddhist culture has a distinctive contribution to make to the world’s precious common heritage. I feel sure that Drepung Loseling Monastery’s … tours will deepen the appreciation of our culture. It is my hope that everyone witnessing these events may find in them inspiration and understanding that in some way contribute to their own inner peace.”
Tibet/ India
– His Holiness the Dalai Lama
About the Monks
Drepung Monastery was established near Lhasa, Tibet, in 1416. It had four departments, of which Loseling, or The Hermitage of the Radiant Mind, was the largest, housing more than three-quarters of Drepung’s 10,000 to 15,000 monks. After the 1959 Chinese Communist invasion of Tibet and the destruction of its 6,500 monasteries, 250 monks left Tibet and rebuilt their institution in India. Over the years, young spiritual aspirants have fled occupied Tibet and sought entrance into the monastery, which houses over 2,500 monks. Ancient societies throughout the world conceived that ritual performance of sacred music and dance at auspicious times establishes communication with higher powers, bringing about healing on environmental, social and personal levels. During Tibetan spiritual festivals, people from surrounding villages assembled at the monastery for several days of sacred music and dance. The monks have toured the world for more than 25 years. They were featured on the Golden Globenominated soundtrack for the film Seven Years in Tibet. Two of their albums have appeared in the Top 10 of U.S. music charts and they have shared the stage with artists such as Phillip Glass, Michael Stipe, the Beastie Boys, Paul Simon, Patti Smith and Sheryl Crow.
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Experience Tibetan Culture Mandala Sand Painting The Architecture of Enlightenment
SUNDAY, MARCH 5, THROUGH THURSDAY, MARCH 9
Lewis J. Ort Library
Mandala sand painting has its roots in the tantric legacy of Buddhist India, extending back more than 20,000 years. The lamas painstakingly lay millions of grains of sand to create the traditional iconography of ancient spiritual symbols. They begin by drawing an outline of the mandala on a wooden platform. Over the next five days, colored sands are delicately poured from traditional metal funnels called chak-purs. On completion, the sands are swept up and placed in an urn. To fulfill the function of healing, half of the sand is distributed to spectators, while the remainder is dispersed in a nearby body of flowing water to carry the healing blessing to the ocean; from there it spreads throughout the world for planetary healing.
Visit the Lewis J. Ort Library throughout the week to observe the monks creating the mandala.
Mandala Creation Daily Schedule SUNDAY | 3 - 7 PM MONDAY - WEDNESDAY | 10 AM - 7 PM THURSDAY | 10 AM - NOON
Mandala Opening Ceremony SUNDAY, MARCH 5 | 3 PM The monks consecrate the mandala site with traditional chants, music and mantra recitation.
Mandala Closing Ceremony THURSDAY, MARCH 9 | NOON The monks dismantle the sand mandala for dispersal in a nearby body of flowing water. Half of the sand is distributed to observers as blessings for personal health and healing.
Which mandala would you like to see the monks create during their visit? Be sure to vote in our online survey, which will be included in our monthly Inspiring Arts newsletter. Bhaishjya Guru Medicine Buddha Amitayus Buddha of Boundless Life Yamantaka Opponent of Death Avalokiteshvara Buddha of Compassion
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The Mystical Arts of Tibet
Tibet/ India
Sacred Music, Sacred Dance Lectures and Workshops
Explore the connections among Tibetan meditative practices, art forms and culture. All programs are led by Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi, who was chosen at age 14 to study at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics, the private school of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Unless otherwise stated, the activities will be held in the Lane University Center’s Atkinson Room. All events are free and open to the public.
Lecture Symbolism of the Sand Mandala SUNDAY, MARCH 5 | 5 PM Learn more about this sacred cosmogram and its use as an object of contemplation. Approximately 1 hour
Lecture Opening the Heart: Arousing the Mind of Universal Kindness MONDAY, MARCH 6 | NOON Love and kindness are mental archetypes that all beings possess. The more we strengthen them, the more beneficial we become to others and ourselves. Approximately 1 hour
Interfaith Dialogue, Dinner and Lecture The Psychology of Enlightenment
Basic Meditation Techniques for Health and Clarity
MONDAY, MARCH 6 | 6 PM
TUESDAY, MARCH 7 | 6 PM
Location TBA Community members and people of all faiths are invited for a thought-provoking discussion accompanied by dinner. Attendees will meet the monks’ spiritual director, Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi, and learn about the conscious development of health and stability.
Experience meditation practices to quiet the mind and achieve inner clarity and well-being. Approximately 90 minutes
Lecture
Learn how meditation allows relaxation from within the core of the spirit and promotes understanding of life’s processes. Approximately 1 hour
The Ancient Art of Healing: The Tibetan Buddhist Approach TUESDAY, MARCH 7 | NOON Discover the connection between the body and mind and learn about ancient approaches to healing through meditation, mantras and visualizations. Approximately 1 hour
In partnership with: Lewis J. Ort Library and FSU Division of Student Affairs
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Lecture Meditation: A Tool for Conscious Living WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 | NOON
Workshop Tibetan Meditations for Eliminating Stress and Anxiety WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 | 6 PM Compassion meditation is relevant and powerful in the modern world. Experience the medical and health benefits of this Tibetan practice. Approximately 90 minutes
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“ Pianist Yuliya Gorenman doesn’t have to make the impossible sound easy. She merely makes it happen.” – The Washington Post
Maryland Symphony Orchestra with Guest Artist
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Yuliya Gorenmen FRIDAY, MAY 12 | 7:30 PM Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center
The 60th Anniversary CES season closes in spectacular fashion with the return of the Maryland Symphony Orchestra. Under the baton of Music Director Elizabeth Schulze, whom The Washington Post calls “a superb conductor,” MSO will fill the Pealer Recital Hall with the music of Ludwig von Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat Major, Op. 73, popularly known as the Emperor Concerto and Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op 67. Joining MSO is guest artist Yuliya Gorenmen. The Russian-born musician has rightfully been called a “pianist without fear.” With artistic fire and a fluid, unpretentious technique, she has become known for the lyrical honesty and generosity of her playing. She first achieved international acclaim as a prizewinner of the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition in Belgium. She has since performed solo, chamber and orchestral concerts throughout the United States and Europe. CES MEMBERS ONLY $28.80 ADULT $36.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $32.40 FSU STUDENT $10.00
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Celebrating 60 Years Milestones in CES History
On Oct. 2, 1956, the now world famous Joffrey Ballet presented its first ever public performance at Frostburg State Teachers College. Since that time, prominent professional artists have appeared on our stages.
Joffrey Theatre Dancers
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Hugh Miller, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art “Bare Boards and a Passion”
Larry Elgart and His Orchestra
1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962
Maynard Ferguson
Highwoods String Band
W.C. Fields, 80 Proof!
Chuck Mangione Quartet
1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977
Maya Angelou
Woody Herman’s Young Thundering Herd
Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble
A Winter Solstice Concert featuring Liz Story, Modern Mandolin Quartet and Michael Manring
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992
John Astin as Edgar Allan Poe “Once Upon a Midnight”
Jack Klugman in “On Golden Pond”
The Vienna Choir Boys
Martha Graham Dance Company
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
of Professional Performing Arts
in Frostburg 1956-2016
The Tamburitzans of Duquesne University
Carlos Montoya, Flamenco guitarist
The Paul Taylor Dancers
Cannonball Adderley Quartet
1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970
Ruby Dee & Ossie Davis “An Evening of Black America”
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Vincent Price
Arthur Miller
1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985
The Moscow Boys Choir
Massenkoff Russian Folk Festival
Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Kathy Mattea “Moving Mountains”
Spyro Gyra
The von Trapp Children
Jim Brickman – The Platinum Tour Celebrating 20 Years
Moscow Festival Ballet “The Sleeping Beauty”
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
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Bask in the irresistible energy of CES’ dazzling StarScape artists while enjoying a lively club-style atmosphere. Enjoy intimate table seating as a professional waitstaff is on hand to offer drinks and a menu of tasty appetizers and desserts.
New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players Albert Bergeret, Producer
I’ve Got a Little Twist FRIDAY, OCT. 14 | 7:30 PM
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Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center Take the hilarious works of Gilbert and Sullivan, add a twist of Broadway and the result is a rollicking cabaret show. It’s where The Mikado meets The Music Man, where the H.M.S. Pinafore sets sail for Brigadoon and where The Pirates of Penzance take shore leave On the Town. Life is a cabaret and so is this show. As everyone knows, everything is more fun when you add a little twist. CES MEMBERS ONLY $17.60 ADULT $22.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $19.80 FSU STUDENT $5.00
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France “ Aimée has a sweet, girlish voice that she controls with a sniper’s precision, ... a bravura turn, presented with a smile.” – The New York Times
Valentine Dinner Show
Cyrille Aimée
FRIDAY, FEB. 10 Dinner Served at 6 PM | Show at 7:30 PM Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center
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Begin your Valentine’s weekend with dinner and the sultry sounds of French vocalist Cyrille Aimée, an unstoppable talent in the modern age of jazz. Unparalleled vocal stylings display her versatility as a sweet-sounding jazz songbird with a catchy repertoire – from new takes on old-time standards to crowd-pleasing originals. Aimée’s style blends gypsy swing, bossa nova and an electrifying stage presence that has earned her rave reviews around the world. Capitol New York declared that her work is “all about freedom: exuberant whirlwinds of scatting, a sly, insinuating way with a phrase or the sudden wistful turn that her delivery of a lyric can take.” Enjoy a relaxed three-course dinner at a table for two or bring some friends and share the experience at a table for four. Menu selections include filet mignon, potato-crusted red snapper or eggplant cannelloni. Dinner will be served at 6 PM. Be one of the first 50 couples to purchase dinner combo tickets and arrive to find a rose and chocolates waiting at your table. Visit http://ces.frostburg.edu for more details on the dinner menu options.
PERFORMANCE ONLY
DINNER AND PERFORMANCE Filet Mignon or Red Snapper
Eggplant Cannelloni
CES MEMBERS ONLY $17.60 $47.20 $37.60 ADULT
$22.00 $59.00 $47.00
UNDER 17/FSU STAFF $19.80 $53.10 $42.30 FSU STUDENT $5.00 $42.00 $30.00
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“I could say wonderful, fantastic, brilliant, scintillating and much more, but the plain fact is that I have no superlatives in my store of words that can do them justice.” – The Shetland Times
Brock McGuire Band SATURDAY, APRIL 8 | 7:30 PM
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Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center Passion, precision and authenticity are the hallmarks of Ireland’s Brock McGuire Band. Tuneful instrumentation is showcased with a diverse repertoire that emphasizes traditional Irish folk music and vibrant arrangements of American old-time bluegrass, French-Canadian and other Celtic traditions. Led by button accordionist and melodeonist Paul Brock and fiddler Manus McGuire, the Brock McGuire Band has been at the forefront of Irish music for years. Joining them are acclaimed pianist Denis Carey and Garry O’Meara on banjo, mandolin and vocals. CES MEMBERS ONLY $17.60 ADULT $22.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $19.80 FSU STUDENT $5.00
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“Dr. Lonnie Smith is a phenomenal B3 burner who can light up a room with visceral intensity or lay down some of the nastiest funk ever played on an organ.” – Jazz Times
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Dr. Lonnie Smith SATURDAY, APRIL 22 | 7:30 PM
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall Lane University Center A legendary master of the Hammond B-3 organ for more than five decades, Dr. Lonnie Smith has been hailed as a musical icon. His unpredictable, insatiable musical taste illustrates that no genre is safe. Jazz Times playfully describes him as “a riddle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a turban,” while the Chicago Times gushed, “When organ master Dr. Lonnie Smith sits down at the Hammond B-3, it’s all about soul. Not speed, not flash, not tricky riffs – just hard-core, deepdown feeling. …” “Jazz is American classical,” says Smith. “And this music is a reflection of what’s happening at the time. … The organ is like the sunlight, rain and thunder. … it’s all the worldly sounds to me!”
CES MEMBERS ONLY $17.60 ADULT $22.00 UNDER 17/ FSU STAFF $19.80 FSU STUDENT $5.00
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CES and Student Activities Present
ALL EVENTS BEGIN AT 8:15 PM See cutting-edge performers stretching the boundaries of their art. What is On the EDGE? It’s the club series with the laid-back atmosphere of a back-alley room that’s been converted to a club hangout. Lounge on a cushiony couch or in a comfy armchair as super-cool artists do their super-cool thing. Prefer to sit at a table? You can do that too. It’s designed to be informal, relaxing and – most of all – lots of fun! Unless otherwise noted, all events take place in Lane University Center Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall with general admission ticketing and a variety of food and beverage options.
Barbados
“As soon as they arrived, Bajan quartet Cover Drive completely took over the main stage, exuding a magnificent energy.” – The Upcoming (UK)
Cover Drive
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1
Fresh. Fun. Feel-good. Sun-soaked. Cover Drive appeared as the opening act for Kelly Clarkson’s 2012 Stronger Tour and for Rihanna’s 2011 Loud Tour.
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FSU Clock Tower Quad
(Rain site – Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall)
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FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
“Noisy, chaotic, sprawling, messy and altogether wonderful.” – All About Jazz
Mexico co
Troker
THURSDAY, OCT. 6
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center
Energetic. Funky. Innovative. Raucous.
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Six musicians from different parts of Mexico create a fusion of rhythm.
GENERAL ADMISSION CES MEMBERS $12.00 ONLY GENERAL PUBLIC
Funk meets hip-hop meets mariachi meets metal.
FSU STUDENT $3.00
“Soulful and energetically intense performance … leaves the audiences in awe of their abilities to blend the traditional percussive dance forms.”
$15.00
United States
– The Villager
Molodi Live THURSDAY, NOV. 10
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center
Step dance meets guerilla theatre meets hip-hop meets beatbox.
Rhythmic. Interactive. Extreme. Imaginative. Rhythm is an infectious and natural element of life. Molodi is its messenger. GENERAL ADMISSION CES MEMBERS ONLY $12.00 GENERAL PUBLIC $15.00 FSU STUDENT $3.00
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“Daniel D. makes the violin cool.” – The Post and Courier
United States
Daniel Davis Eclectic. Cool. Soulful. Modern. Maverick musical style gives the violin an eclectic, contemporary twist.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center
United States
R&B meets hip-hop meets urban jazz meets classical. GENERAL ADMISSION CES MEMBERS ONLY $12.00 GENERAL PUBLIC $15.00 FSU STUDENT $3.00
The Filharmonic Youthful. Harmonious. Fresh. Joyful. The Filharmonic was featured in Pitch Perfect 2 as Team Philippines/Manila Envy and on NBC’s The Sing-Off.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center GENERAL ADMISSION CES MEMBERS ONLY $12.00 GENERAL PUBLIC
$15.00
FSU STUDENT $3.00
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A cappella meets pop meets hip-hop meets ’90’s nostalgia.
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Celebrating the Arts Beyond the Stage Arts for Enrichment
Arts for the School Day
Musician’s Workshop with Troker
FSU Theatre and Dance Department presents
THURSDAY, OCT. 6 | TIME TBD
Room 113, Lane University Center Attention local musicians! Join Troker percussionist Frankie Mares to experience the band’s distinctive music style through the use of collective composition and improvisation techniques. Limited to 20 participants; prior registration is requested.
Acrobatic Workshop with Gravity and Other Myths
Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach Jr. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 | 10 AM & 12:30 PM THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOV. 3 & 4 | 10 AM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center Teachers are invited to bring their classes to attend an educational school-day performance. Based on Roald Dahl’s classic book, James and the Giant Peach features a cast of colorful characters and exuberant songs. The hour-long musical is especially recommended for grades 1-6. Curriculum connections: Communication and Language Arts, Literature Based, Music
THURSDAY, NOV. 17 | TIME TBD
Dance Studio, Cordts PE Center Children ages 8-12 will learn basic tumbling, group pyramids and handstands at beginner and intermediate levels. Students will learn to work together to create counterbalances and human pyramids in a safe and supportive environment.
Contact cesoutreach@frostburg.edu for tickets.
Limited to 30 participants; prior registration is required.
Maryland Symphony Orchestra Prélude FRIDAY, MAY 12 | 6:30 PM
Pealer Recital Hall, Performing Arts Center Before the performance of the Maryland Symphony Orchestra, join Musical Director Elizabeth Schulze for a lively discussion about the evening’s musical selections. Prélude is free and open to all ticket holders.
Offstage Series with WFWM CES joins forces with Frostburg State University’s own WFWM-FM to present the Offstage Series with WFWM. After select performances, WFWM station director Chuck Dicken joins the artists onstage for a lively interactive discussion with ticket holders.
Post-performance Discussions IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE PERFORMANCES
Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, Lane University Center
New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players FRIDAY, OCT. 14
Cyrille Aimée
Brock McGuire Band
Dr. Lonnie Smith
FRIDAY, FEB. 10
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
SATURDAY, APRIL 22
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Make it Your Season … Now you can save 20% by becoming a CES Member. See page 26 for details.
Other Ways to Save (CES MEMBERS ONLY receive discounts on VIP seating for Midtown Men, Chris Tucker and On the EDGE events.) l
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Youth – 10% discount
Students and school-age patrons through high school.
Faculty/Staff – 10% discount
Frostburg State University faculty and staff may purchase two discounted tickets per performance. ID must be shown at time of purchase, or you must be set up in the new ticketing system as faculty/staff to purchase online and receive discount.*
FSU Students
Significantly discounted tickets are available for current Frostburg State University students. Ticket is for FSU student use only. ID must be shown at time of purchase, or you must be set up in the new ticketing system as FSU student to purchase online and receive student discount.*
Non-FSU College Students – 10% discount Use your college ID in person to purchase tickets.
* Call the box office to be added to the new ticketing system.
Driving Directions to Frostburg State University Frostburg State University is located in the beautiful mountains of Western Maryland. Traveling on I-68, take Exit 33, Frostburg. Turn onto Braddock Road toward Frostburg and travel about 1 mile to the main entrance to the FSU campus, on the left. After turning left, make an immediate right into the parking lot and proceed to parking in front of the Performing Arts Center. Refer to the map for additional parking.
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Bring a Group
Share an evening of live performances with your friends. Receive a 15% discount when 15 or more tickets to a single performance are purchased as one transaction. (Discount applies to regular adult-price tickets ONLY.)
School Performances
Educators interested in bringing students to the daytime school performances should contact the box office at 301.687.3137 or cesoutreach@frostburg.edu.
Gift Certificates
Gift certificates can be purchased at the box office for any amount and may be used for any performance.
Box Office Information Venue Seating
LIVE! at StarScape and On the EDGE offer table seating in a club-style atmosphere complete with food and bar available before, during and after the performance. Most other performances are reserved continental seating unless specified.
Special Accommodations
FSU is committed to making all of its programs, services and activities accessible to persons with disabilities. Please advise the ticket agent PRIOR to purchasing tickets when special accommodations are required. The Lane University Center Box Office will direct your request for special accommodations to the ADA Compliance Office: 301.687.4102 (VRO 1.800.735.2258). Frostburg State University is a smoke-free campus.
Ticket Mailing and Will Call
All ticket orders received within a week of the performance will be held at Will Call. Please arrive 30-45 minutes prior to the published start time to pick up Will Call tickets at the venue box office.
Parking, Doors and Seating
To receive the most up-to-date information regarding parking and seating, please provide the Lane University Center Box Office with a current email address. Updates regarding parking conflicts and/or suggestions are emailed within two days of the performance date.
Lost or Misplaced Tickets
If you can’t find your tickets, call the Lane University Center Box Office at 301.687.3137 to have duplicate tickets waiting for you at Will Call or emailed to you. Please note that we are converting to a scanned ticket entrance, and once tickets are reprinted, previously issued tickets are no longer valid for admission.
Refunds
Refunds are given only in the case of an event cancellation or date change.
Children
All persons, regardless of age, must have a ticket for admission. Our box office staff will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding child-appropriate performances.
Late Arrivals
Patrons arriving after the start of the show will be admitted at an appropriate break or intermission; decisions are made at the discretion of the staff based on the nature of the performance and the artist’s requests.
Inclement Weather Policy
In case of inclement weather, please call the box office at 301.687.3137 or the University Information Desk at 301.687.4411 for updates on performances. If a performance is cancelled, every effort will be made to exchange tickets for an alternate or rescheduled performance, or refunds will be issued.
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Celebrating CES Membership As an arts supporter, you recognize the importance of the arts to the vitality of our communities and the education of our children. Annual support provides the foundation for all that we do, allowing us to maintain the quality and diversity of our programming as we strive to:
C ultivate the arts Educate the next generation Shape the future Celebrating our 60th Anniversary year, we now invite you to show your support and become a CES member. As a member, you will receive an array of benefits, including advance ticketing opportunities, special receptions, discounts, reserved parking and more, in addition to the satisfaction of knowing that you play a vital role in keeping the arts thriving in Western Maryland and the tri-state region. CES membership is a great way to connect with CES while supporting the arts in Western Maryland.
CES Membership Levels
(These represent basic membership levels; any amount greater than the Encore level automatically ensures membership benefits.)
Friend – $60
Advocate – $100
• Invitations to Friends Only receptions • Assigned parking space during • 20% off General Public ticket price CES performances • Early-bird VIP code to purchase prior • CES Artist tote bag to public sales • Plus, all Friend-level benefits
Did You Know …
Encore – $250
• Invitation to meet the artist and enjoy backstage tours • Invitation to Dinner with the Director events • Photograph and autograph opportunities with the artist
• Plus, all Advocate-level benefits
• Ticket sale revenues account for only 20% of the shows’ cost. • Thousands of area school children experience CES programming each year. • In addition to the performance season educational outreach programs, including master classes and discussions, are presented free of charge to the community. • High school and university students gain valuable hands-on experience working with professional touring artists. • CES members purchase tickets prior to public sales and receive a 20% discount. • You may opt to decline the 20% ticket discount and your entire membership will be receipted as tax-deductible by the FSU Foundation, Inc.
Become a Member and Donor
• Visit www.frostburg.edu/makeagift and designate “I would like my gift to benefit CES.” • Complete the pledge/donor card and return by mail or at ticket purchase. • Make a donation/become a member online when ordering your tickets. • Match your gift through a company match. Visit www.frostburg.edu/match to determine if your company will match your contribution. If so, please enclose the appropriate forms.
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Becoming a CES Member Please fill out the following form and mail to FSU Foundation, Inc., 101 Braddock Road, Frostburg, MD 21532-2303.
Name
Maiden Name
Grad. Year
Home Address
City
State
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Zip
Email Address Job Title
Business Name
Business Phone
Business Address
City
State
Spouse Name
Maiden Name
Grad. Year
Zip
I/we would like to become a CES Member at the following level: Friend ($60)
I decline the 20% ticket discount to ensure my membership fee is receipted as tax-deductible
Advocate ($100) Encore ($250) Please add $100
$250
$500
$1,000
Other $ _____________ as an additional gift
Designate my additional gift to CES for: General Operations and Programming – 70454
Arts for the School Day – 70434
Arts for After School – 70344
Maryland Symphony Orchestra – 70345
Student Career Development and Experiential Learning – 70346
CES Endowment 60th Anniversary Campaign
I have enclosed a check made payable to the FSU Foundation, Inc. I authorize the following credit card payment option: Renew at the same level every August. I prefer to renew on my own each year, please only charge $ _____________. Credit Card Number
Exp. Date Security Code
Signature Required
My employer/spouse’s employer will match my gift. Employer’s name _____________________________________ I have enclosed a completed matching gift form.
I will send a completed form.
I submitted online with my employer.
Thank you for becoming a member of CES. For more information about membership and gifts to CES, please contact: Mary Jane Plummer Director of CES 301.687.7495 Room 204, Lane University Center Email: mplummer@frostburg.edu Web: www.frostburg.edu/waystogive
For more information about the FSU Foundation, please contact: FSU Foundation, Inc. 301.687.4161 101 Braddock Road, Frostburg, MD 21532-2303 Web: foundation.frostburg.edu
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Celebrating Involvement Stay connected to what’s happening. CES offers several ways to become more connected with the arts, the artists, the staff and the community.
Volunteer
• Volunteering gets you inside the world of professional performing arts. See how things work and meet the people who make it happen. Share this experience with many others who have an abiding devotion to theater, the arts and their community.
• Volunteer opportunities include usher, ticket taker, office assistant and survey assistant. • Volunteer training sessions are provided to ensure you are comfortable with your duties. • Volunteer applications are available at the box office or online at ces.frostburg.edu/volunteer.
Staying in Touch
• Inspiring Audiences newsletters are emailed monthly. This newsletter gives you behind-the-scenes information about upcoming performances and artists as well as highlights of CES professional and student staff. We also include links to photos and other information regarding the arts in our world.
• Share your thoughts and opinions on event surveys. • Social Media sites provide several options for communicating and sharing your arts experiences.
• Like “CES at Frostburg State University” on FACEBOOK • Subscribe to “CESatFSU” on YOUTUBE • Follow “CES at Frostburg State University” on PINTEREST • Search “sciatfsu” collections on FLICKR • Search “frostburg_ces” on INSTAGRAM
• Visit our website at ces.frostburg.edu for performance photos and updates. • Give us your email address to be sure to receive information regarding parking suggestions, restaurant options, traffic conflicts and other relevant updates prior to each performance.
Meet The Staff Melanie Moore Assistant Director, Production Services mamoore@frostburg.edu
Susan Manger Grants and Assessment Associate smanger@frostburg.edu
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EMAIL US AT: ces@frostburg.edu cesoutreach@frostburg.edu
Mary Jane Plummer Director of CES mplummer@frostburg.edu 301.687.7495
Bill Mandicott Artistic Coordinator wmandicott@frostburg.edu 301.687.4411
Donna Briner Customer Service/Box Office Manager dlbriner@frostburg.edu 301.687.3137
Celebrating Support Grantors
The Cultural Events Series is supported by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive. Funding for the 60th Anniversary season is supported in part by the City of Frostburg and the FSU Foundation, Inc. The engagement of Troker is funded in part by a Southern Exposure grant from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. The engagements of Gravity and Other Myths and Cyrille Aimée are funded through the Mid Atlantic Tours program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. The engagement of Dr. Lonnie Smith is made possible through the Jazz Touring Network program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. The engagement of the Mystical Arts of Tibet is supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Sponsors and Partners Cumberland Jazz Society FrostburgFirst City of Frostburg FSU Office of Student Activities and Greek Life FSU Department of Student and Community Involvement
FSU Lewis J. Ort Library WFWM-FM FSU Foundation, Inc. Peter and Iris Halmos Family Foundation FSU Department of Theatre and Dance FSU Department of Music
FSU Performing Arts Center FSU Cordts PE Center FSU Division of Student Affairs FSU Office of Human Resources FSU Office of Communications and Media Relations
Photo Credits
The Midtown Men: Kat Villacorta Chris Tucker: Courtesy United Talent Agency Capitol Steps: Mike Reyna James and the Giant Peach JR.: Courtesy Music Theatre International Gravity and Other Myths: Andy Phillipson, Chris Herzfeld A Winter Solstice: Philip Barlow, Bill Bernstein, Courtesy Brad Simon Organization New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players: Carol Rosegg Cyrille Aimée: Ariane Rousselier, Colville Heskey, Courtesy Unlimited Myles Brock McGuire Band: Courtesy Brock McGuire Band Dr. Lonnie Smith: Mark Sheldon, Luke Ratray, Benedict Smith The Mystical Arts of Tibet: Courtesy Drepung Loseling Monastery Yuliya Gorenman: Alyona Vogelmann Cover Drive, Molodi Live, The Filharmonic: Courtesy Degy Booking Troker: Courtesy Cadenza Artists Daniel Davis: Courtesy DD Productions Kathy Mattea: James Minchin Martha Graham Dance Company: John Deane Carlos Montoya: Walter Albertin Copywriter – Susan Manger /Mary Jane Plummer Joseph Ogunsanya Editor – Candis Johnson Brandon Holmes Tommy Markowski Designer – Joni Smith
Brochure Credits
Student & Community Involvement CES is a program of Student & Community Involvement
Student & Community Involvement builds community and empowers students to achieve personal and academic excellence through distinctive co-curricular programs, services and experiential learning opportunities.
This brochure is printed on paper with recycled content.
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CES | STUDENT & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 101 BRADDOCK ROAD FROSTBURG, MD 21532-2303
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