LIVE! 2018 Fall/Winter Special Events & Performances at HCC

STAYIN’ ALIVE: THE MUSIC OF THE BEE GEES

FALL/WINTER 2018

WELCOME

Each year, Harford Community College hosts a variety of cultural opportunities—from national touring acts to local resident companies, jazz to classical, magic to ballet. We strive to bring quality events that offer our community entertainment options that are often only available in more urban areas. From month to month and year to year, you never know who will be gracing our stages, but you can be sure they will create an unforgettable memory.

Our Live! at Harford Community College calendar hosts an exciting season, and we’ve made it easier for you to learn about the great cultural offerings on our campus. LIVEatHarfordCC.com showcases all of our concert, performance, exhibit, and community event information in one place. Please visit our website often for up-to-date information.

Our staff and volunteers want you to have the best possible experience before, during, and after the show. We hope you will share your suggestions about ways we may make your experience unforgettable.

Please contact the Ticket Office at 443-412-2211 or email snicolaides@ harford.edu.

Thank you for supporting the arts in Harford County!

Susan Nicolaides Director for Cultural Events and Performing Arts

BGE invests in organizations THE CAPITOL STEPS

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that support education, arts and culture, the environment, and community development programs. We are proud to sponsor the Family Series of plays, musicals and performances for the 2018 cultural events season.

HCC Board of Trustees (Top Row - Left to Right)

James W. McCauley, PhD

Councilmanic District F Representative

Councilmanic District D Representative

President, Harford Community College

Vice Chair, At-Large Representative

Councilmanic District C Representative

At-Large Representative

Richard D. Norling, Chair Dianna G. Phillips, PhD Cordell E. Hunter Sr. John F. Haggerty

Richard P. Streett III, D.V.M. (Bottom Row - Left to Right)

Jan P. Stinchcomb

Councilmanic District B

At-Large Representative

Councilmanic District A Representative

Councilmanic District E Representative

Laura L. Henninger, Esq., CPA Joyce Jackson

James J. Valdes, PhD

LIVE! Special Events & Performances is a publication supported by Harford Community College and its Board of Trustees and is intended to illustrate the College’s vision: to be a national higher education leader by transforming lives through imagination, compassion, and rigor.

Harford Community College provides accessible, innovative, learnercentered educational opportunities and as an open-access institution, promotes graduation, transfer, individual goal attainment and career and workforce development.

The College fosters lifelong learning, global awareness, and social and cultural awareness.

Exhibit Opening: World War I’s Long Shadow Living History Presentation: Woodrow Wilson Exhibit: Closer

Historical Debate Night I: Peace Without Victory?

Palestinian Tea

Scotty McCreery

Historical Debate Night II: Self-Determination An Evening of Jazz Capitol Steps

Lecture: Mapping and Drawing National Borders Harriet’s Happiest Halloween

Lecture: World War I and Modernism: Art

WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS

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SEPTEMBER

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OCTOBER

Historical Debate Night III: Isolationism Six Characters in Search of an Author Stayin’ Alive–The Music of The Bee Gees Sunday Afternoon Concert Series Wild World of Animals An Evening of Jazz

Exhibit: Curator Walk

The Crucible

The Magic School Bus: Lost in the Solar System

Discussion: Replaying the Paris Peace Conference

The Addams Family: A New Musical

Kaleidoscope of Cultures

Sunday Afternoon Concert Series

Lecture: World War I and Modernism: Literature

Discussion: Replaying the Paris Peace Conference

Exhibit Opening: Out of Brooklyn

AT A GLANCE

Check the various listings to select all of your favorites, but remember many shows sell out fast. Order your tickets online at LIVEatHarfordCC.com so you can choose your favorite seat for any show. Events and performances are subject to change.

Exhibit Opening: In Control

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Lecture: Unintended Consequences of the Treaty of Versailles

The Nutcracker

Bel Air Community Band An Evening of Chamber Music Russian Tea HCC Music Students in Recital An Evening of Jazz A Christmas Carol

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AT A GLANCE @LIVEATHARFORDCC

Check the various listings to select all of your favorites, but remember many shows sell out fast. Order your tickets online at LIVEatHarfordCC.com so you can choose your favorite seat for any show. Events and performances are subject to change.

LAURA INGALLS WILDER

Annual Art + Design Faculty and Staff Exhibition Laura Ingalls Wilder

SEPTEMBER

WORLD WAR I’S LONG SHADOW

EXHIBIT

Opening Reception: Thursday, September 6 | 11 AM–4 PM HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE

WOODROW WILSON

LIVING HISTORY PRESENTATION

Thursday, September 6 | 11:30 AM See Woodrow Wilson as only Judd Bankert of the Wilson Presidential Library can portray him.

HISTORICAL DEBATE NIGHT I: PEACE WITHOUT VICTORY?

Thursday, September 13 | 6:30-8 PM Moderated by educator and politician David Craig After a little preparation on the topic—remember to prepare both positions!—join us for a friendly historical debate. Spectators are also welcome.

President Wilson initially called for a “peace without victory” and was against the punishment of Germany for its role in World War I. Should the emphasis be on punishing or rehabilitating countries that lose wars?

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 243 No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

CLOSER

EXHIBITION

June 8 – September 14 Artist: Melanie Johnson

Closing Reception: Thursday, September 13 | 3–4:30 PM CHESAPEAKE GALLERY, STUDENT CENTER

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THE ADDAMS FAMILY: A NEW MUSICAL

PHOENIX FESTIVAL THEATER

September 21, 22, 28 & 29 | 7 PM September 23 & 30 | 2 PM Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice.

Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa. Based on characters created by Charles Addams.

Directed by Liz Boyer Hunnicutt & James Hunnicutt.

In this original story, the macabre Addams family is put to the test when outsiders come to dinner, hurling Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, Uncle Fester, Grandmama and Lurch headlong into a night that will change the family forever.

CHESAPEAKE THEATER Reserved Seating: Adult $20, Senior (Age 60+) $16, Youth (Age 17 & Younger) $16

CURATOR WALK

Tuesday, September 18 | 12:30-2 PM

Sunday, September 23 | 3 PM

Presented by Andrew Kellett, Exhibit Curator and Associate Professor of History at HCC

Washington’s Camerata – Early Music Ensemble

Join our curator for a walk-and-talk through the World War I’s Long Shadow exhibit he created. Hear anecdotes about the historical figures and episodes mentioned, and take a deeper dive into some of the issues covered in the exhibit.

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS: LOST IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM

Friday, September 21 | 7 PM When the class gets lost on the way to the planetarium, Ms. Frizzle saves the day by blasting into outer space for an epic inter-planetary field trip!

Hop on the Magic School Bus for a ride in this musical adaptation based on the original book series published by Scholastic.

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Premier $16, Orchestra $12, Terrace $10

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT SERIES

JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $10, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

REPLAYING THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE

DISCUSSION

Moderated by Stephanie Hallock, Professor of Political Science and Coordinator for Global Education and Engagement at HCC

Thursday, September 27 | 6:30-8 PM The Treaty of Versailles is often considered at best a failure, and at worst, the direct cause of World War II. Join us as we try to do better!

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

OUT OF BROOKLYN

EXHIBITION

September 27 – November 16 Artist: Carol Radsprecher

Opening Reception: Wednesday, October 3 | 11:30 AM-1 PM CHESAPEAKE GALLERY, STUDENT CENTER

OCTOBER

SCOTTY MCCREERY

Saturday, October 6 | 7:30 PM

PALESTINIAN TEA

Tuesday, October 2 | 12:30-2 PM Tuesday, October 9 | 12:30-2 PM Presented by Susan Muaddi Darraj, Associate Professor of Literature at HCC Enjoy Palestinian tea and refreshments as you learn more about the complex history and identity of this ethnonational group. Until World War I, ninety percent of the resident population was made up of Palestinian Christians and Muslims.

Associate Professor Muaddi Darraj’s essays and stories have appeared in multiple anthologies, and her most recent work, A Curious Land: Stories from Home, won the Grace Paley Prize in Short Fiction.

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE General Seating: $15 (cash or check only) Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

Scotty McCreery burst onto the national music scene in 2011 at age 17, winning Season 10 of American Idol and quickly establishing himself as one of country music’s hottest new stars. Now just a few years later, the talented singer songwriter has album sales approaching $3 million and his latest song, Five More Minutes, topping playlists around the country.

Join us for a rocking country night!

APGFCU ARENA Reserved seating $25-$65

CO-PRESENTER:

CAPITOL STEPS

Saturday, October 13 | 7:30 PM After more than 35 years and at least that many albums, The Capitol Steps are a Washington, D.C. institution. They tour widely and have appeared on The Today Show, Nightline, Entertainment Tonight, and numerous NPR specials.

With these equal opportunity satirists poking fun at all side of the issues, an evening with The Capitol Steps may be the only thing sure to earn bipartisan support. What more would you expect from the group that puts the “MOCK” in Democracy?!

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Premier $30, Orchestra $25, Terrace $20

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HISTORICAL DEBATE NIGHT II: SELF-DETERMINATION

Thursday, October 11 6:30-8 PM

HARRIET’S HAPPIEST HALLOWEEN

HARFORD DANCE THEATRE

Thursday, October 18 | 7 PM Friday, October 19 | 7 PM Saturday, October 20 | 12* & 4 PM Sunday, October 21 | 12 & 4 PM For over 30 years, Harford Dance Theatre has been thrilling audiences with tales of young Harriett as she searches for the perfect Halloween costume. Join us for an all new adventure as Harriett visits the local museum and meets up with some wacky professors, cavemen, Egyptian mummies and more. Slip on your favorite costume and join her . . . if you dare!

CHESAPEAKE CENTER Reserved Seating: Magic Circle $20*, Premier $16, Orchestra $12, Terrace $10. *Magic Circle includes preferred seat, post-show meet and greet with photo opportunity and a special treat.

Moderated by Stephanie Hallock, Professor of Political Science and Coordinator for Global Education and Engagement at HCC After a little preparation on the topic—remember to prepare both positions!—join us for a friendly historical debate. Spectators are also welcome.

President Wilson proposed self-determination for national minorities, but would the request really be autonomous countries with enough strength to self-govern?

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

AN EVENING OF JAZZ

Friday, October 12 | 8 PM Steve Hobbs, vibraphone JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $10, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

MAPPING AND DRAWING NATIONAL BORDERS

LECTURE

Tuesday, October 16 | 12:30-2 PM Presented by Tamara Biegas, Assistant Professor of Geography at HCC The conclusion of World War I saw the redrawing of many national borders: the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the packing together of the Balkans into Yugoslavia, and the re-emergence of Poland, to name a few. How well did the borders that were drawn represent divisions among people based on language or religion?

Are heritage and identity based on more than that?

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

WORLD WAR I AND MODERNISM: ART

LECTURE

Wednesday, October 24 | 2-3:30 PM Presented by Jeff Ball, Associate Professor of Art History at HCC The traumas and dislocations of World War I left their mark on the physical landscape, on traditional institutions, and on individual psyches.

Looking particularly at modernism, art historian Jeff Ball will talk about the ways that reactions to the war interacted with existing movements in art and fueled the rise of new styles of expression.

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

NOVEMBER

HISTORICAL DEBATE NIGHT III: ISOLATIONISM

Thursday, November 1 | 6:30-8 PM Presented by James Karmel, Professor of History and Director for the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at HCC After a little preparation on the topic—remember to prepare both positions!—join us for a friendly historical debate. Spectators are also welcome.

President Jefferson cautioned Americans against entangling alliances. Could international bodies such as the League of Nations be a cure for the woes that caused World War I, or would they make matters worse?

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR

HCC ACTORS GUILD

November 2, 3, 9 & 10 | 8 PM November 4 & 11 | 3 PM Play by Luigi Pirandello, Adapted by Robert Brustein. Presented by Special Arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Pirandello’s masterpiece, a study in illusion and reality, follows a group of characters who try to fashion their life stories into acceptable drama after first disrupting a rehearsal of another Pirandello play, Mixing It Up. When the theatre’s manager replies that he has no time for madness, he is admonished that he must know life is full of absurdities that do not need to appear plausible since they are true. To reverse this process is the madness of acting, and the essence of this seminal work of early formalist absurdity; that is, “to create credible situations, in order that they may appear true.”

CHESAPEAKE THEATER Reserved Seating: Adult $12, Senior (Age 60+) $8, HCC Student/Faculty/Staff $8

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT SERIES

Sunday, November 4 | 3 PM Naho Bessho, piano JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $10, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

STAYIN’ ALIVE – THE MUSIC OF THE BEE GEES

Saturday, November 3 | 3 PM Back by popular demand! The Bee Gees captivated audiences for more than five decades with their unique vocal sound.

Join us a for the return of the amazing tribute band Stayin’ Alive as they perform blockbusters such as “Night Fever,” “Jive Talkin’,” “How Deep Is Your Love,” “You Should be Dancing,” and “Nights on Broadway.” Stayin’ Alive: The Music of the Bee Gees is the largest and most definitive production of its kind, offering big screen video clips, photos and dazzling imagery.

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Premier $30, Orchestra $25, Terrace $20

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AN EVENING OF JAZZ

Friday, November 9 | 8 PM Eugenie Jones, singer/songwriter JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $10, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

THE CRUCIBLE

NATIONAL PLAYERS

Wednesday, November 14 | 7:30 PM An American Classic by Arthur Miller

No one is safe as a reign of terror rips through 1692 Salem. Led by Abigail Williams, a group of girls who claim to have seen the Devil hurl out charges of witchcraft, sending those who won’t confess to the noose. When the accusing finger points to his wife, John Proctor is forced to confront his past and determine his future.

A piercing look at what can happen when truth is bent to political convenience, The Crucible is a powerful story for our time.

CHESAPEAKE CENTER Reserved Seating: Adult $16, Senior (Age 50+) $12, Youth (Age 17 & Younger) $12

WORLD WAR I AND MODERNISM: LITERATURE

LECTURE

Thursday, November 15 | 6 PM This event features outstanding performances by culturally diverse artists with free interactive workshops led by performers. Proceeds benefit the HCC Foundation’s Scholarship for International Students. For more information, contact Dr. Stephanie Hallock, 443-412-2262.

CHESAPEAKE CENTER General Seating: Adult $3, Youth (Age 17 & Younger) Free

REPLAYING THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE

DISCUSSION

Thursday, November 15 | 6:30-8 PM Moderated by Stephanie Hallock, Professor of Political Science and Coordinator for Global Education and Engagement at HCC The key players at the Paris Peace Conference had a lot of work to do: treaties would need to be written involving several dozen countries and nationalities, “aggressor” countries would have their colonies re-assigned, and a League of Nations would have to be created. The Treaty of Versailles is often considered at best a failure, and at worst, a direct cause of World War II. Join us as we try to do better!

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

Tuesday, November 27 | 2:30-4 PM Presented by Scott West, Assistant Professor of Literature at HCC The traumas and dislocations of World War I left their mark on the physical landscape, on traditional institutions, and on individual psyches.

Looking particularly at modernism, Assistant Professor of Literature Scott West will talk about the ways that reactions to the war interacted with existing movements in literature and fueled the rise of new styles of expression.

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited. Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

IN CONTROL

WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS

Sunday, November 4 | 3 PM Journey into the Wild World of Animals with animal advocate Grant Kemmerer as he introduces the most majestic, interesting, bizarre and critically endangered species in the world.

Direct from Jack Hanna’s Adventures, his lineup will include amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals—not to mention a few very unique ‘guests’. Entertaining and educational, this show is a must-see for children and adults!

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Premier $20, Orchestra $15, Terrace $10

EXHIBITION

November 29 - January 4 Artist: Katrina Majkut

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 29 11:30 AM-1 PM CHESAPEAKE GALLERY, STUDENT CENTER

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DECEMBER

UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

Thursday, December 6 | 12:30-2 PM Presented by Michael Neiberg, Professor of History and Chair of War Studies at U.S. Army War College With the armistice signed in November 1918, the fighting was over, but negotiations over the treaties to resolve World War I would drag on for many months. The resulting compromises satisfied no one.

Although Europe was strung back together, it was a peace too flimsy to hold in the face of competing resentments and pressures.

What would this mean for the role of the United States on the world stage?

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE No admission fee, but seating is limited.

Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

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THE NUTCRACKER

HARFORD DANCE THEATRE

Friday, December 7 | 7:30 PM Saturday, December 8 | 12* & 4 PM Sunday, December 9 | 12 & 4 PM Ring in the holiday season with a magical journey to the Land of the Sweets.

With magnificent scenery, gorgeous costumes, and exquisite dancing, it’s a holiday feast for young and old alike!

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Magic Circle $20*, Premier $16, Orchestra $12, Terrace $10. *Magic Circle includes preferred seat, post-show meet and greet with photo opportunity and a special treat.

Bring a new, unwrapped children’s gift to donate to the Empty Stocking Fund. Help give a magical holiday to less fortunate children in Harford County.

BEL AIR COMMUNITY BAND

Sunday, December 9 | 3 PM Harford County’s own Bel Air Community Band, under the direction of Scott Sharnetzka, will perform a variety of contemporary and traditional band and wind ensemble music appropriate to the season.

BEL AIR HIGH SCHOOL General Seating: FREE, no ticket necessary

AN EVENING OF CHAMBER MUSIC

Monday, December 10 | 7 PM The Music Department of Harford Community College presents an evening of music student ensemble performances.

JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $5, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

RUSSIAN TEA

Tuesday, December 11 | 12:30-2 PM Tuesday, December 18 | 12:30-2 PM Presented by Tina Zimmerman, Professor of Nursing at HCC, and Ryker Hughes, Assistant Professor of Business at HCC Learn about Russian tea traditions, including the beautiful samovars used for heating water and the matching serving sets; Harford Community College has been given several as gifts from her sister school in Russia. Professors Zimmerman and Hughes have made multiple trips to Russia since the 1990s, and will speak about our relationships with schools and hospitals there.

HAYS-HEIGHE HOUSE General Seating: $15 (cash or check only) Call 443-412-2539 to reserve a seat, or email haysheighe@harford.edu.

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL

HCC MUSIC STUDENTS IN RECITAL

AN EVENING OF JAZZ

Sunday, December 16 | 3 PM

Wednesday, December 12 | 7 PM

Friday, December 14 | 8 PM

Celebrate the true Spirit of Christmas with this new, main stage production filled with haunting special effects and heartfelt sentiment. A Christmas Carol is delightfully entertaining with professional actors, lush costumes, stunning sets and puppetry with a heavy dose of humor and a timeless message making this the perfect family holiday event.

The Music Department of Harford Community College presents talented students of vocal and instrumental music in solo and ensemble performances.

“Second Shift” and HCC Jazz Ensemble

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Premier $30, Orchestra $25, Terrace $20

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JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $5, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

HCC’s vocal jazz ensemble under the direction of Marianne Pastelak and instrumental jazz ensemble under the direction of Benny Russell will appear in concert performing a variety of vocal and instrumental jazz styles including blues, swing, be-bop, and fusion.

JOPPA HALL, RECITAL HALL #1 General Seating: Adult $5, Youth (Ages 3-17) $1, HCC Student Free With HCC ID

JANUARY

Top: Artist, Joseph Netta Bottom: Artist, Gretchen Walsh

ANNUAL ART + DESIGN FACULTY AND STAFF EXHIBITION

EXHIBIT

January 17 – February 22 Closing Reception: Thursday, February 21 | 11 AM-1 PM CHESAPEAKE GALLERY, STUDENT CENTER

LAURA INGALLS WILDER

Friday, January 25 | 7 PM Laura and her family travel across America in search of a place they can call home.

Facing obstacles such as scarlet fever and eviction from their land, their pioneering spirit and family bonds are tested but never broken. This uplifting story of one of America’s most beloved authors is expertly adapted for the stage in a musical format by ArtsPower National Touring Theatre.

AMOSS CENTER Reserved Seating: Premier $16, Orchestra $12, Terrace $10

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SUPPORT A CHRISTMAS CAROL

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SUPPORT THE ARTS Many businesses and organizations have shown their confidence in our programming, but we need your support as well! Your tax-deductible donation made through the HCC Foundation, Inc., will be acknowledged in this season’s programs. Visit LIVEatHarfordCC.com and go to the “About Us” tab for more information.

GIVE THE GIFT OF THEATER Looking for the perfect gift? Give the gift of theater with a gift certificate to one of our many productions – it’s the gift they won’t return! Gift certificates can be ordered online, over the phone, or in person at the Ticket Office.

Visit LIVEatHarfordCC.com and go to the “About Us” tab for more information.

VOLUNTEER Volunteers are vital to the success of our performing arts series! If you would like to volunteer to be an usher, please call the Cultural Events Specialist at 443-412-2036 or email culturalevents@harford.edu.

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APG Federal Credit Union Arena at Harford Community College The APG Federal Credit Union Arena, located in the Susquehanna Center, seats up to 3,000 and showcases a wide range of sports, entertainment, and community events. Seating prices vary for each event. For more information visit apgfcuARENA.com.

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Venues are accessible to individuals with disabilities. Patrons requiring special seating arrangements must contact the Ticket Office at 443-412-2211 at least two weeks prior to the event.

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DIRECTIONS

Getting to Campus To Baltimore

Take Interstate 95 North or South to Exit 85, Aberdeen. Take Rt. 22 West. To proceed to HCC, continue traveling West on Rt. 22 toward Churchville for approximately 6 miles to the traffic light at the intersection of Rt. 22 and Thomas Run Road. Turn right on Thomas Run Road. The College campus is on the right. The Amoss Center is on the left.

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Grants from the Maryland State Arts Council through the Harford County Cultural Arts Board Grants from other federal and state agencies Contributions from the Harford Community College Foundation, Inc.

STAYIN ALIVE: BEE GEES TRIBUTE

Contributions from Harford County Public Library Corporate and individual contributions

GRANTS

grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to A cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive. Funding for the Maryland State Arts Council is also provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.

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SPECIAL EVENTS AND PERFORMANCES ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY:

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