Winter 2020 BYU-Idaho Performance Arts Brochure

WINTER 2020

LIVE PERFORMANCES AT BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY-IDAHO

FEATURING:

BEN RECTOR

WITH CODY FRY

B RYAN TERRELL CLARK BROADWAY PERFORMER

BYU YOUNG AMBASSADORS PERFORMING ARTS GROUP

C E N T E R S TA G E

E V E N T I N F O R M AT I O N Tickets can be purchased online at www.byui.edu/tickets, by phone at 208–496–3170, or in person at the ticket office located inside the University Store. If available, tickets can also be purchased at the door of the event.

Contact the Ticket Office for ADA accessible seating.

Please be seated ten minutes before the show. Seats not occupied ten minutes prior to performances in the Snow Building will be released.

For more information on Center Stage visit:

go.byui.edu/center-stage Follow: @byuicenterstage BYU-Idaho Center Stage

S E A S O N T I C K E T I N F O R M AT I O N Season tickets for Center Stage and theater performances are available to community residents and BYU-Idaho employees and students each semester.

Season tickets provide discounts on general admission prices and offer preferred seating in the Hart, BYU-Idaho Center, and Snow Drama Theater.

Instead of waiting for tickets to go on sale to the general public, you can order all your tickets at one time.

BYU-Idaho students, employees, and retirees are eligible to purchase season tickets at up to 50 percent off Center Stage and theater performances.

For season tickets, contact the BYU-Idaho Ticket Office.

WINTER 2020 SEASON TICKET ORDER FORM Discount season ticket prices for community members, student/employee/retirees are outlined below. Season tickets must be renewed by January 7 to guarantee your current seats in the Hart Auditorium.

NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE NUMBER: EMAIL ADDRESS:

If paying by credit card, please have your credit card number, expiration date, and security code ready when calling on the phone or upon delivery. You may call the Ticket Office at (208) 496–3170 or hand deliver this order form to Manwaring Center 230. Season Tickets are not available for purchase online. To be eligible for the Center Stage Series, a minimum of FOUR paid events must be selected.

Preferred Seating in Hart Auditorium: Same as last semester Other Where do you prefer?_________ Number of Center Stage Patrons: ____________________ (Number of subscribers MUST be same for all events–you cannot order more tickets for one event and fewer for others.)

C E N T E R S TA G E The BYU Young Ambassadors combine contemporary music and dance for a fast-paced showcase of American musical theatre. The team of 20 singers/dancers, 10 live band members, and nine person technical crew will bring to life popular songs from the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Adele, and timeless Broadway musicals.

TI CK E T S A LE S

begin January 8

$7 for BYU-Idaho students $12 for general public No children under six Classroom dress

BARBERSHOP MUSIC FESTIVAL

S ATURDAY FEBRUA RY 22 | 7:30 P.M. BA RRUS C O N CER T H A LL Each spring, quartets throughout the surrounding area travel to Rexburg to participate in BYU-Idaho’s Barbershop Music Festival. The event culminates on the final night with a special guest performance by a noted barbershop quartet invited by the university. Drawing in crowds by the hundreds, the Barbershop Music Festival performances has become a fan favorite.

TI CK E T S A LE S

begin January 8

$6 for BYU-Idaho students $10 for general public No children under six Classroom dress

BRYAN TERRELL CLARK FRIDAY, FEB 14 | 7:30 P.M. | H A R T AUDITO RIUM

Bryan Terrell Clark is an accomplished actor and singer-songwriter who has performed in hugely successful Broadway shows like Hamilton and Motown.

Most recently Bryan appeared as the role of George Washington in Hamilton.

He has had several television appearances on shows including CBS’s NCIS and Person of Interest.

TI CK E T S A LE S

begin January 8

$7 for BYU-Idaho students $12 for general public

No children under six Classroom dress

C E N T E R S TA G E TI CK E T S O N S A LE N OW BYU-Idaho students Bleachers $15, Red Seats $20, Floor $25 General Public Bleachers $20, Red Seats $30, Floor $40

No children under six Classroom dress

W I NT ER J A ZZ FE STIVAL

JazzFest bands together from around the area to the BYU-Idaho campus to perform, compete, and learn jazz. Crowning the festival is a public performance featuring a professional jazz musician or ensemble, who is backed up by the Sound Alliance jazz band at BYU-Idaho.

TI CK E T S A LE S

begin January 8

$6 for BYU-Idaho students $10 for general public No children under six Classroom dress

FREE A D MIS SIO N No children under six Event dress

MUSIC 1/11

Kurt Hansen Piano Recital

Recital Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

1/21

Edmond Rollett Recital

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

1/22

Beethoven Septet

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

1/28

Canyon String Quartet

Recital Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

1/29

Angela Chang Piano Recital

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

2/6

Faculty String Quartet

Recital Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

2/12

Jazz Combos

Ensemble Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

2/14

Choirfest

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

2/19

Symphony Band

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

2/25

Student Organ Recital

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

2/27

Symphony Orchestra

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

2/28

Hymn Festival

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

3/12

Jazz Concert

MC Little Theater

7:30 p.m.

Free

3/13

Student Composers Recital

Recital Hall

6:00 p.m.

Free

3/17

Stanford Olsen Voice Recital

Recital Hall

8:00 p.m.

Free

3/18

Student Organ Recital

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

Free

3/18

Jazz Combos

Ensemble Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

3/20

RixStix Percussion Ensemble

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

3/31

Symphony Band

Barrus Concert Hall

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

4/1

Night at the Swing Club

Hart

7:30 p.m.

$3/$6

For information about performances in BYU-Idaho’s Department of Music visit:

www.byui.edu/music

C R E AT I O N , E X P U L S I O N , AND REDEMPTION January 15 | 7–9 p.m., Artist Reception January 16 – February 26 Adam D. Thomas teaches sculpture in the BYU-Idaho Art Department. His exhibit connects us with some of the most empowering and ennobling concepts of the human condition, taught in the temple through a familiar story: the creation, expulsion and redemption of Adam and Eve. Highlights include unique, modern installations representing family connections, genealogy, and ancestral heritage.

SACRED EVENTS OF THE BOOK OF MORMON

By Jorge Cocco Santangelo March 4 | 7–9 p.m., Artist Reception March 5 – April 9 World renowned artist Jorge Cocco Santángelo returns to the Spori Gallery with a collection of newly created Book of Mormon paintings ushering in the Church’s 2020 “Come, Follow Me” curriculum.

This world-premiere exhibit will inspire visitors to read, study, and ponder “Another Testament of Jesus Christ” as Cocco stokes our imagination with vibrant, lively visuals presented in his unique, signature “sacrocubist” style.

ART

By Adam D. Thomas

T H E AT R E

Join Mole as he introduces you to his friends; amiable Ratty, wise Badger and infamous Mr. Toad. Together they tell action packed stories of boating on the river, adventuring in the Wild Wood, battling weasels at Toad Hall and a few mishaps with motor cars. This new look at Kenneth Grahame’s classic tale is inventive, captivating, full of heart, and fantastically funny.

FEBRUARY 3 Ticket sales begin

It’s Russia at the turn of the 20th century. Early one May morning, the widow Madame Ranevsky returns from a prolonged trip to Paris to face the loss of her ancestral estate after a default on the mortgage. The family home and property, including the expansive cherry orchard, will be sold in August to clear debts unless the family can raise sufficient funds. With humor and humanity, Chekhov’s final play creates a touching meditation on materialism, individual agency, and family responsibility.

MARCH 2 Ticket sales begin

Come and enjoy a magical night of dance as 75 dancers fill the stage with color and dynamic energy. Dancers will perform a variety of styles and genres including ballroom, jazz, contemporary, ballet, swing, tap, American folk, and world dance. This explosion of color and dance is not to be missed.

FEBRUARY 24 Ticket sales begin

THEATRE AND DANCE DEPARTMENT TICKET SALES $3 for BYU-Idaho students, $6 for general public No children under six | Classroom dress

B U Y T I C K E T S AT:

www.byui.edu/tickets

DANCE

March 17–21 | 7:30 p.m.

March 21| 2:00 p.m.

Snow Drama Theatre

Brigham Young University - Idaho University Relations 525 S Center St Rexburg, ID 83460 - 4660