Watermark's 2016 Fall Arts Guide

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Contents FALL ARTS GUIDE 2016 PUBLISHED BY BY WATERMARK PUBLISHING GROUP, INC. FOUNDER AND GUIDING LIGHT

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FALL AT YOUR FEET J

ust as our thumbs are turning into pruned-yet-prehensile diversions – just as the leaks in our roofs are reminding us that Florida summers don’t bring the pain until their very bitter end, just ask our checkbooks – there on the horizon, right there next to the thermometer that actually goes below 80 degrees fahrenheit, a sense of hope awaits our arrival. It’s like a nicely appointed chauffer waiting at the bottom of the airport escalator holding nothing but a sign that says: “You’re home. It’s going to be fine.” There are sounds and colors everywhere! OK, maybe we’re just a little wet. from Sarasota, Tampa, Tampa Bay, St. Pete, Orlando and everything else pushing east toward the Space Coast. As comprehensive as we’d like to be, we’ll never catch everything. But the fact that we even have these options makes us feel even better about nesting in this regions where, well, we never have to salt or shovel our driveways.

So take this tome, tuck it in your purse or briefcase, and remind yourself – when you’re feeling so stressed out in that office elevator that you may just throw a cup of coffee into the face of the babbling brook of inhumanity pressed uncomfortably against you – that life springs anew in the Florida fall. We’ve got some sadness to bury. Let’s do it with some entertainment, shall we? Happy fall!

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Well, this fall promises more than the middling in its autumnal gusts of artistic splendor. Gazing through the reams of events available as the summer rain pelts our heads, we can’t help but smile at how far Central Florida and Tampa Bay and all of our coverage area have come in the realms of entertaining distractions and life-affirming sing-alongs. From giant theaters like the Straz or Dr. Phillips Center, to the theme parks (of course) and all the way down to the community theaters, dance troupes, concert halls and cultural centers, there is always something to do. If you’ve been looking for a guiding light to get you to said somethings, then welcome to our gracious Fall Arts Guide.

In these pages, you’ll find a fine sampling of what our region has to offer in artistic flourishes,

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Sept. 23 John Lumpkin’s Jazz Discovery Series Oct. 9 Lift E’vry Voice and Sing HBCU Chior Concert Oct. 21 A-Train Live the Experience: Bo last-name Dacious Oct. 26 Squirrel Nut Zippers Nov. 3 Bilal in Concert Nov. 11 Not In This House Dec. 3 Black Violin Dec. 11 A Peter White Christmas with Rick Braun and Euge Groove Jan. 15 Liz Vice Jan. 28 The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble

TIMES-UNION CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS JAXEVENTS.COM/ VENUES/TIMES-UNIONCENTER-FOR-THEPERFORMING-ARTS 904-633-6110

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RENT Peabody Auditorium, Daytona

Sept. 15 Gracias Choir Christmas Oct. 1 Ron White Live Oct. 15 Steven Curtis Chapman – Songs & Stories Tour Oct. 20 Celtic Thunder Legacy

Nov. 18 Amira Dec. 8-9 Decades Rewind

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Sept. 17 Zac Brown Band Oct. 5-9 Cirque du Soleil: OVO Oct. 12 Korn & Breaking Benjamin – Nocturnal Underground Tour Oct. 14 Jacksonville Music Fest with Maze Oct. 16 Phish Oct. 28 The Avett Brothers

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STAUGAMPHITHEATRE.COM 904-209-3742 Sept. 10 Brian Wilson presents Pet Sounds 50th Anniversary with guests Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin Sept. 30 X102.9 Presents Prophets of Rage with guests AWOLNATION and Wakrat Oct. 13 NEEDTOBREATHE presents Tour De Compadres with special guests Mat Kearney, Parachute and Welshly Arms

Oct. 15 20th Annual MagnoliaFest Oct. 16 St. Augustine Record Fair Oct. 18 The Turnpike Troubadours live from the Backyard Stage Oct. 29 Bonnie Raitt with guests the California Honeydrops Nov. 5 ZZ Top Nov. 11 The Doobie Brothers with The Fabulous Thunderbirds Nov. 12 Chris Young with special guests Dustin Lynch and Cassadee Pope

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Nov. 11 Siberian Virtuosi Jan. 11 Prague Philharmonia Jan. 31 Vienna Boys’ Choir

MUSEUM OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DAYTONA BEACH MOAS.ORG 386-255-0285

Sept. 24- Nov. 27 Lure of the Exotic: Orientalism in 19th Century Art Oct. 1-Dec. 11 Let’s Advertise

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DAYTONA BEACH PEABODY AUDITORIUM.ORG 386- 671-3460 Oct. 6 Rent Oct. 22 Jeffery Osborne & Gerald Albright Dec. 1 Kansas Dec. 6 Shanghai Nights Jan. 11 PKF Prague Philharmonia Jan. 18 Pink Martini

LITTLE THEATRE OF NEW SNYRNA BEACH NEW SMYRNA BEACH NSMPLAYERS.ORG 386-423-1246

Oct. 21-23, 27-30 Arsenic and Old Lace Dec. 2-4, 8-11, 15-18 Mary Poppins Jan. 13- 15, 19-22 Jesus Christ Superstar

MELBOURNE HENEGAR.ORG 321-723-8698 Sep. 9-25 Hand to God Oct. 14-30 The Witches of Eastwick Dec. 2-18 A Christmas Story: The Musical

KING CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS MELBOURNE KINGCENTER.COM 321-242-2219

Sept. 10 Firefall, Poco and Pure Prairie League Sept. 24 Jeff Kashiwa & Steve Cole Sept. 25 The Ann Wilson Thing Sept. 30 Ron White Oct. 2 An Evening with Johnny Lang Oct. 28 Judy Collins Nov. 9 FOGHAT Nov. 11 War Nov. 16 Leon Russell Nov. 20 Mannheim Steamroller Christmas Nov. 29 Kenny G

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obody saw this coming: a quiet novel based on the turmoil of a 15-year-old boy on the autism spectrum in the wake of the death of a dog becomes a huge bestseller upon its 2003 release.

Though coined a mystery – largely given the historical Arthur Conan Doyle reference in its title – the only true mystery to the actual novel came in the form of the discovery of human differences in interaction and processing information. Rather than florid language and actionpacked narratives, original author Mark Haddon stayed true to his 15-year-old protagonist Christopher’s lack of connection and included sparse illustrations as feelings when appropriate.

To everyone’s surprise, the novel translated brilliantly to stage, full of graphed and mathematical choreography set to hypnotic rhythms, emotional monologues and a narrative that was more about the inside of the mind than the outside traffic of plot movement to reconciliation. It’s a trip through how the wounded adolescent mind works.

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Jan. 13-29 It Shoulda Been You

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Aug. 27-28 Big Band Bash Sept. 24 Grand Canyon Suite: Seeing is Believing Oct. 29-30 Titanic: A James Horner Tribute Nov. 11-12 Honoring Our Heroes: A Veteran’s Day Concert Nov. 19-20 Sinfonia Antarctica Dec. 2-3 Ninth Annual Central Florida’s Messiah Sing Along Dec. 17-18 Star Wars: A Musical Tribute Jan. 5-6 Easy to Love: Broadway’s Romance Jan. 28-29 The Wild Wild West Feb. 11 Romance Is in the Air Feb. 25-26 The Planets: An HD Odyssey

CASSADAGA 386-228-3315

Oct. 28-30 Spook-A-Licious Haunted House

ABBEY THEATRE ORLANDO ABBEYORLANDO.COM 407-704-6261

Sept. 14 Movies Out Law: Jaws: The Revenge Sept. 30 La Maschera Oct. 12 Movies Out Loud: Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge Nov. 9 Movies Out Loud: Howard the Duck

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Sept. 2-4 Disney on Ice: Follow Your Heart Sept. 9 Maroon 5 Sept. 21-25 Cirque Du Soleil Oct. 30 Sia Nov. 18 Florida Blue Florida Classic Battle of the Bands Nov. 20 Marc Anthony Live!

Dec. 3 I Love the 90’s Tour

ANNIE RUSSELL THEATRE ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER PARK ROLLINS.EDU/ ANNIERUSSELL 407-646-2145 Sept. 23-Oct. 1 The Foreigner

Nov. 11-19 Upton Abbey: An Improvised Comedy of English Manors

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July 15-Sept. 4 Lake Apopka Farmworker Memorial Quilt Aug. 29 In Search of “St. Lawrence” Sept. 21 Artist Critique and Conversation: Art Festival Success Sept. 24 Local Untold Stories of Justice and (In)Equality Oct. 14 Historic Threads Oct. 20-30 Haunted Warehouse Oct. 28-Dec. 31 Art under the Stars, the Rotary Club of Maitland Arts Festival featuring Derek Gores and John Petrey Nov. 17-Jan.10 Holidays at the Waterhouse Jan. 13-Feb. 19 Meditations, Mapping and Memories with Sharon Lee Hart, Marie Yoho Dorsey, Masha Ryskin and Serge Marchetta Jan. 25 Artist Critique and Conversation: Artists as Instructors/ Teaching Artists Cont. on pg.17 |  |

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SIA Amway Center

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“I LOVE THE ‘90s” TOUR Amway Center

SEPT. 24 LOCAL, UNTOLD STORIES OF

JUSTICE AND (IN)EQUALITY Art and History Museum of Maitland

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Aug. 24 Bach @ The Alfond: Josh Lee, Viola da gamba Sept. 23 Bach to School Oct. 16 Trio Solisti Oct. 22 & 23 Puccini’s Gloria, Moravec’s Spirit, SaintSaens’ Organ Symphony Nov. 18 & 19 Voices of Light, The Passion of Joan of Arc Dec. 1 Christmas in the Park Dec. 10 & 11 A Classic Christmas

BAY STREET PLAYERS

EUSTIS BAYSTREETPLAYERS.ORG 352-357-7777 Sept. 9-Oct. 2 Richard Booker’s M*A*S*H Nov. 18-Dec. 11 Peter Pan Jan. 27-Feb. 19 Moon Over Buffalo

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Sept. 24 Space Coast Pride @ Eau Gallie/ Melbourne

ORLANDOSLICE.COM 407-648-7060 Sept. 15-Oct. 14 Immersed Aquatic Art Show

COCOA VILLAGE PLAYHOUSE COCOAVILLAGE PLAYHOUSE.COM 321-636-5050

Sep. 23-Oct. 9 Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Nov. 18-Dec. 4 Meet Me in St. Louis Dec. 12-13 A Charlie Brown Christmas and Holiday Showcase Oct. 22 The Gold Rush Dec. 16-18 The American Nutcracker Dec. 20 The Holidays Unwrapped Jan. 6-8 The Miracle Worker Jan. 15 Playhouse 101 Cont. on pg.20 |  |

TEGAN & SARA

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erpetually perceived as new artists on the poppier side of the indie-rock playing field, twins Tegan and Sara are more likely to be found on the playlists of your fun sister with green hair than they are on the in the darker corners of your angry brother’s shoegazing psychosis. Eight albums and 16 years into this crazy machine called the music industry, the LGBT allies (who are often mistaken for a couple, even though they are twins, which makes it really weird) have hit a new stride and, in the process, transcended their “alternative” shackles for pure pop abandon.

The duo were oddly birthed from the advice of Neil Young, who effectively told the sisters to maximize altruistic struggles in the business in lieu of hopping onto whatever pop bandwagon happened to be driving by. They took that advice, which was a smart move considering that they fill concert halls with ease these days. Heartthrob, released in 2013, introduced Tegan and Sara to a whole new audience. That record broke out the bells and whistles of ‘80s production bleeping irony and swung open the doors to greater success. In June, they cracked the Billboard Top 20 with Love You to Death, a continuation of their ascent from the low-fi to the dance floor. Expect to bounce a lot.

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Oct. 8 Come Out With Pride parade @ Lake Eola, Orlando Oct. 22 Volusia Pride Parade @ New Smyrna Nov. 20 Festival of Trees @ Orlando Museum of Art Dec. 17 Winter Concert @ Orlando Rep

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Presents

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The Seventies. Disco. Inflation.

Bell-bottoms.

Gas shortages.

Watergate.

Denim.

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Searching for the Seventies: The DOCUMERICA Photography Project is an exhibition created by the National Archives and Records Administration and organized for travel by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.

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COME OUT WITH PRIDE

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RICHARD BOOKER’S M*A*S*H Bay Street Players, Eustis

Oct. 6 Thursday Night Launch Party Oct. 7 Pride Friday Night Event Oct. 8 Come Out With Pride Festival and Parade

CORNELL FINE ARTS MUSEUM ROLLINS.EDU/CFAM 407- 646-2526

Sept. 3 CFAM: Museum Tour Sept. 4 CFAM: Alfond Inn Tour Sept. 7 Happy Hour Tour at the Alfond Inn SEPT. 23-OCT. 9

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT Cocoa Village Playhouse

DELAND FALL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS DELAND DELANDFALL FESTIVAL.COM 386- 738-5705

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Nov. 19-20 Deland Fall Festival of the Arts

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OCT. 8

COME OUT WITH PRIDE FESTIVAL AND PARADE Downtown Orlando

DR. PHILLIPS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS DRPHILLIPSCENTER.ORG 407-839-0119 Sept. 11 One Voice Orlando: A Celebration in Song (Opera Orlando) Sept. 14 Bebel Gilberto

Sept. 16 Gary Gulman Sept. 24 Peter Cetera Sept. 28-Oct. 9 Rock of Ages Oct. 4-9 The Illusionists – Live from Broadway Oct. 14-15 Second City Hits Home Oct. 15 Amour: 3 Voices “From Broadway to the Stars” Oct. 18 Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox Oct. 28-30 Orlando Ballet’s Dracula Oct. 29 Lindsey Stirling (at the Bob Carr Theater) Nov. 1 Puscifer (at the Bob Carr Theater) Nov. 1-6 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Nov. 13 Young Composers Challenge Nov. 15 Neil deGrasse Tyson Nov. 16 The Doobie Brothers Dec. 3 Octonauts Live!

Dec. 8-11 Orlando Ballet’s The Nutcracker Dec. 13-18 An American in Paris Jan. 11-29 Wicked Jan. 31 Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons Feb. 3 A British Invasion – the Boston Pops Plays the Beatles Feb. 4 Lily Tomlin

Feb. 7-12 A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder Feb. 14 Dionne Warwick

FIESTA IN THE PARK

FIESTAINTHEPARK.COM 321-281-2185 Nov. 5-6 46th Annual Fall Fiesta

THE GARDEN THEATRE

WINTER GARDEN GARDENTHEATRE.ORG 407-877-4736 Sept. 9-Oct. 2 Bonnie & Clyde Oct. 21-Nov. 6 The Glass Menagerie Nov. 19-20 Arcadian Broad’s Beauty & the Beast Dec. 2-18 A Charlie Brown Christmas Dec. 3 In His Name …

We Dance Jan. 6 Solis Bravo Band Jan. 7 Sandy Shugart in Concert Jan. 21 Distinguished Young Women Feb. 3 The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

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Aug. 30 Goo Goo Dolls with Collective Soul Cont. on pg.23 |  |

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HOUSE OF BLUES ORLANDO HOUSEOFBLUES. COM/ORLANDO 407-934-2583

MENELLOMUSEUM.COM 407-246-4278 Oct. 14-Sept. 2017 Alice Aycock: Waltzing Matilda and Twin Vortexes Oct. 14-Jan. 8 Deborah Butterfield: Horses from Florida Collections Oct. 14-Jan. 8 Barbara Sorensen: Recent Acquisitions

OPERA ORLANDO OPERAORLANDO.ORG 407-648-0077 Aug. 28 Opera in the Park: “The Three Baritones”: Nathan Stark, Brian James Myer, Gabriel Preisser Cont. on pg.26 |  |

PET SHOP BOYS

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op connoisseurs Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have been weaving their slightly wan narratives and poetic notions through the web of electronic melodicism for three decades now, stopping here and there to side-eye their contemporaries, but mostly existing in a league of their own among intellectuals and circuit queens alike. When single “West End Girls” punctured the heights of the global charts in the early ‘80s, nobody knew what to make of the pair. Were they rapping, “Sometimes, you’re better off dead with a gun in your hand that’s pointed at your head,” with rolled eyes, or were they tapping into some brackish cultural development we had yet to realize? The answer, of course, was the latter. But, as Pet Shop Boys – through ballet, film, music, soundtracks, costumes atop eyerolls – you needn’t know or needn’t care. “We were never being boring,” they declared in 1990.

They still aren’t. This year’s release of Super, an ecstatic mélange of dance beats with dirges (spoiler: the dance beats generally win), Tennant and Lowe have once again tapped the golden rings of the Top of the Pops and proven that their legacy will forever remain intact. Also, if you want to see a show, you have to see a Pet Shop Boys show. Fact.

NOV. 15, MAHAFFEY THEATER

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Aug. 28 Emilio Lovera Sept. 2 Ari & the Alibis Sept. 4 Rumours – Fleetwood Mac Tribute Sept. 8 Flume Sept. 23 Boyce Avenue Oct. 1 Ben Rector Oct. 4 Clutch Oct. 10 Meshuggah Oct. 11 Vox Populi Tour: Bad Religion and Against Me!

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Aug. 31 K-92.3 All-Star Jam Sept. 27 Slayer Oct. 4 Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman Oct. 14 Celtic Thunder Oct. 22 Dance, Dream & Inspire Oct. 29 Alessia Cara Nov. 2 Ghost – Popestar Nov. 6 Andy Grammer and Gavin DeGraw Nov. 13 Tracy Morgan Nov. 18 Classic Albums Live: Prince, Purple Rain

Oct. 21 Trivium Oct. 28 Pennywise Nov. 5 Fitz & the Tantrums Nov. 10 Elle King Nov. 11 Blackberry Smoke Nov. 12 Streetlight Manifesto Nov. 22-23 Yellowcard Dec. 11 Jodeci Dec. 16 Sonita Arctica Jan. 9 Lukas Graham Feb. 9 Aaron Lewis

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2016/2017 S E A S O N Concerts presented at Bob Carr Theater

The Grand Bohemian Gallery boasts hundreds of unique works of art by local, regional and internationally acclaimed artists.

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OCT 1 DEC 3 & 4 JAN 21 MAR 18 APR 8

Opening Night: Russian Masters Emanuel Ax Performs Brahms Symphony No. 3 Rimma Plays Tchaikovsky Mahler 2: Resurrection

POPS SERIES

Great American Songbook Home For The Holidays Irish Romance A Tribute To Marvin Hamlisch: One Singular Sensation APR 15 The Final Frontier

OCT 22 NOV 26 MAR 4 APR 1

Concerts presented at The Plaza Live 425 N. Bumby Ave., Orlando

FOCUS SERIES The Essence of a Woman by

GREG JO IN US FOR OUR

Join us in welcoming Greg Byrd as he presents his pop art exhibition representing the individual beauty of women using abstract, expressionist techniques.

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PRE-OPENING RECEPTION September 13, 11 am - 2 pm

NOV 14 DEC 12 JAN 16 FEB 27 APR 24

Glorious Schubert Christmas Concerto The Birds East Meets West Wolfgang & Igor

Live painting demonstration in the lobby

OPENING RECEPTION September 17, 6-9 pm

Enjoy complimentary wine and a painting demonstration

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SEPT. 24

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Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

NOV. 15

NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON

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Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

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GOO GOO DOLLS AND COLLECTIVE SOUL Hard Rock Live, Orlando

ARTS LISTINGS

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Sept. 4 Opera in the Park: Tenor Marco Panuccio Nov. 18, 20 Donizetti’s Don Pasquale Dec. 11-20 Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors

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Nov. 18 Home School Day: Ancient Architects Nov. 19 Making History: Historic Needlecraft

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by Alice Hoffman/ Impressionist Landscapes and Portraits from the OMA Permanent Collection Sept. 9 Studio One: The Canvas Floor Cloth Sept. 28 Art Night Out: What a Relief!

Oct. 26 Art Night Out: The Skeleton in Living Color Oct. 28 Studio One: Silk Painting Nov. 11 Art Night Out: Limitless Lino: explorations in Block Printing Nov. 12-20 2016 Festival of Trees Dec. 6 Art Night Out: Dazzling Designs July 1-Oct. 30 People and Places: Hugh and Jeannette McKean Gallery

July 1-Feb. 12 J. Hyde Crawford and Anthony Tortora Collection July 1-Oct. 30 A Trek From North to South Aug. 6-Oct. 30 My Friend: Eric Rohmann Sept. 16-Jan. 1 The Conversation Continues Oct. 7 Art Lover: A Biography of Peggy Guggenheim

by Anton Gill / The Conversation Continues: Highlights from the James Cottrell and Joseph Lovett Collection Nov. 7 Georgia: A Novel of Georgia O’Keeffe

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Nobody ever doubted the talent of Heart, two northwestern sisters who pushed all of the boundaries in the 1970s stuffed-pants music scene. Where things went afoul, though, was in the MTV heyday of big hair and the bodices to match.

Legend has it that Heart were marketed as everything from lesbian sisters to overly decorated madams. The Wilson sisters bit the poison fruit of success – as you do – but, once the weight that comes with age came along, they became less a priority and more an MOR mediocrity. “All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You” remains the best-worst song ever, though.

These days, the ladies are working on their own terms, without A&R types wielding tape measures. And with Joan Jett in tow on this tour, expect some beautiful noise to rock your own stockings off.

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ou might remember the first time you cried while watching young Billy Elliot prove his choreographed mettle in front of a mid-‘80s audience plagued by poverty and a coal-miner’s strike. At its core, Billy Elliot was a story of tolerance even during times of adversity and ignorance, something that resonated with films of that genre illuminating the powers of talent over perceptions of sexuality. Key to the story, though, was that the character Billy Elliot was only 11 years old, so the territory was a little less trodden.

Elton John, he of the Ryan White Foundation and everything that came with it, took the story to the stage in the UK in 2005. Billy Elliot is, of course, a natural for a musical setting, given that it’s entire story – at least that beyond the strife of a community in economic strife – is based on the dancing of one inspiring child.

That vision was heavily lauded, with Laurence Olivier Awards and Tony Awards effectively pre-written before its magical stage debuts on both sides of the Atlantic. What was once a small voice told by small feet became a critical blockbuster musical singing the song of our times: tolerance and acceptance.

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Sept. 1 Jill Scott Sept. 13 Brian Wilson Presents Pet Sounds Oct. 21 Concerto for Violin, Rock Band & String Orchestra (composed

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lthough she may be known as a “real tough cookie with a long history,” Benatar isn’t quite the bullheaded feminist/hooker her earlier videos might have had you believe (“Love is a Battlefield has the best shimmy ever, though).

When we last spoke to her more than a decade ago, she and husband Neil Girlado, her longtime guitarist, were more interested in family and home life than they were in bodyshots and stage diving.

None of that should come as a huge surprise. Benatar was originally interested in attending the Julliard School and pursuing classical vocal lessons. After a series of ups and downs trying to find her foot in the showbiz door, Benatar took center stage in the MTV zeitgeist just as the ‘80s began. “Heartbreaker,” “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” and, as this tour is named, “We Live for Love” soon followed, and Benatar became a household name.

In the ensuing years, Benatar has remained relevant on her own terms, Benatar remains unfazed by the dizzying heights of the charts, these days. She still belongs. She just belongs on the road.

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July 2-Oct. 30 Vantage Points June 16-Oct. 9 Journeys out of the Body Aug. 6-Nov. 13 From the Heart Oct. 27-Jan. 22 Our America: The Latino Presence in American Art Nov. 19-March 20 The Far North: Inuit Prints and Sculpture

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Dec. 16 The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses

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LIZZIE – A Killer Rock Musical • “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band • Ina Garten: Barefoot Contessa • THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME • Neil deGrasse Tyson iLuminate • The Havana Cuba All-Stars • INTO THE WOODS Nutcracker • AN AMERICAN IN PARIS • FORBIDDEN BROADWAY As You Like It • Capitol Steps • Romeo and Juliet • Pink Martini CABARET • WICKED • Cinderella (La Cenerentola) • BODYTRAFFIC Pablo Sáinz Villegas • Leslie Odom, Jr. • Taj Express: The Bollywood Musical Revue • Celtic Woman • Carl Hiaasen • SOMETHING ROTTEN! • Tiempo Libre • MOMIX Opus Cactus • it gets better Cheyenne Jackson • DRUMLine Live • Tosca • ALTON BROWN LIVE: Eat Your Science • Rodgers & Hammerstein’s THE KING AND I FINDING NEVERLAND • Disney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID • MOTOWN THE MUSICAL and MORE!

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813.229.STAR (7827) • STRAZCENTER.ORG • Group Sales: 813.222.1016 or 1047 Events, days, dates, times, performers and prices are subject to change without notice. Handling fees will apply. *Select shows may go on sale at a later date. Check STRAZCENTER.ORG.