Madison Issue #2

WINTER 2012

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DINNER AND A SHOWDining Guide and Event Listingspg. 6

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Dining Guide and Event Listings

Scan this QR code with your smart phone or go to www.Footlights.com and find the events page.

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Showtimes, links to buy tickets, and nearby restaurants are listed for every show. Plan your entire night onFOOTLIGHTS.COM.

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THE CRADLE WILL ROCKUniversity TheatreWritten in 1937, this satirical glimpse into “Steeltown, USA” offers a biting critique of corruption, commerce, and humanity’s value in the face of unchecked capitalism.

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THE ALLEY CATS HOLIDAY SHOW: JINGLE BELL ROCKEdgerton Performing Arts CenterA hit with great songs of the 50’s and 60’s! Enjoy a night of comedy featuring holiday classics in the a cappella style. They’re the cat’s meow!

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MESSIAHWisconsin Chamber OrchestraSold out three years in a row, Handel’s most well known work is performed by the WCO, the WCO Chorus, and the Festival Choir of Madison.

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THE NUTTY NUTCRACKERMadison BalletWacky and wonderful, everyone loves “The Nutty Nutcracker” because you never know what to expect. Look for a comic twist on this beloved holiday favorite.

December 22Overture CenterOverture Hall608-258-4141

THE NUTCRACKERMadison BalletFabulous costumes, dynamic lighting, lavish sets, W. Earle Smith’s energetic choreography and Tchaikovsky’s famous score – it’s a magical experience for your entire family!

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COLLECTED STORIESForward Theater CompanyA play by “Brooklyn Boy” playwright Donald Margulies about a reclusive short story writer in Greenwich Village who mentors a bright-eyed young protégée.

January 17- February 3The Playhouse-Overture Center608-258-4141

CLAUDE DELANGLE, SAXOPHONEWisconsin Chamber OrchestraFrench saxophonist Claude Delangle returns with two major works for the instrument – Villa-Lobos “Fantasia” and Glazunov “Con-certo for Alto Saxophone.”

January 11Capitol Theater Overture Center 608-258-4141

TONIC SOL-FAEdgerton Performing Arts CenterTheir passionate music combined with cutting-edge stage presence earned accolades – “A vocal kaleidoscope…unique to the human voice.”

A PRAIRIE HOME COMPANIONOverture CenterGarrison Keillor, the unmistakable voice of the sensible people who raise tomatoes and above-average children, brings his show on the road for a special live broadcast.

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January 26Overture Hall608-258-4141

THE LITTLE PRINCEOverture CenterThis beautiful new production uses inven-tive puppets, live actors, original music and magnificent design to bring to life the heart-warming story of the Little Prince.

February 3Capitol Theater608-258-4141

DIAVALO DANCE THEATEROverture CenterDancers, gymnasts, actors and athletes create stunning, innovative movements on surreal-istic sets and everyday structures. Acrobatic. Architectural. Amazing.

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GOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS: CIRQUE ZIVAOverture CenterThe best of a time-honored tradition, some 25 centuries old, meets modern movement and expression in a gorgeous, innovative cirque performance.

FROM GALWAY TO BROADWAYEdgerton Performing Arts CenterBroadway stars Ciarán Sheehan and Kimilee Bryanta, and violinist Heather Martin Bixler perform timeless Irish classics, Broadway show stoppers, and inspirational favorites.

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GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU AND MY LITTLE STORYBOOKOverture CenterMermaid Theatre presents a heartwarming afternoon of theater of the make-believe that will captivate and delight your little ones.

WOYZECKUniversity TheatreIn this fragmented avant-garde tragedy, German dramatist George Büchner presents the shockingly visceral drama of a young soldier broken by the military.


March 1, 2, 7-10, 14-16Mitchell Theatre-Vilas Hall608-265-2787

BRANFORD MARSALIS QUARTETOverture CenterHe has three Grammies, a Tony® nomination, and is the standard bearer of the family The New York Times calls “jazz’s most storied living dynasty.”

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DUCK SOUP: FAUSTOverture CenterThis is a special screening of F. W. Murnau’s masterpiece of German silent film, “Faust.” This presentation is recommended for ages 12 and older.

DRACULA: A ROCK BALLETMadison BalletDangerous Beauty. Forbidden Love. Un-quenchable Thirst. A steampunk production based on the Bram Stoker novel and set to a rock score! Mature audiences.

MARY POPPINSOverture CenterMary Poppins is everything you could ever want in a hit Broadway show! The New York Post gives this high-flying musical 4 out of 4 stars and calls “a certifiable super hit!”

March 16Capitol Theater608-258-4141

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HUBBARD STREET DANCE CHICAGO AND LINES BALLET UNITEOverture CenterTwo renowned dance companies join in an unprecedented collaboration highlighting the emotional nuances of movement.


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WONDROUS TALES OF OLD JAPAN IIUniversity TheatrePerfect for the whole family, “Wondrous Tales II” provides children with a glimpse of Japanese storytelling and Kabuki stage technique.

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The Overture Center for the Arts is celebrating the 30th Anniversary of their popular Kids in the Rotunda community programming with expanded programs featuring musicians, dancers, storytellers, magicians, theater troupes, comedians, and jugglers. “We’ve had some success recently in both ticket sales and fundraising, and there’s no better way to use that money than to invest further in programs like Kids in the Rotunda that provide fun artistic experiences for kids and families,” explains Overture Center CEO Ted DeDee on the decision to expand the program. The Kids in the Rotunda Program provides three free performances at 9:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 1:00 p.m. on Saturdays from now through April 2013. Some events have

already come and gone, and here’s what you can look forward to in the next few months.

Stories, music, and danceThe Madison Ballet returns to the Rotunda stage to demonstrate what it’s really like to be a dancer. Kids can take part in a ballet class warm-up, see the dancers practice their barre and center floor work, and watch a rehearsal up close (December 1).

Lois Elhert, author of “Mole Hill Stories” (November 10), Stuart Stotts (February 23), Tom Pease (March 23) and longtime favorite singer/songwriter Ken Lonnquist (April 6) will be in the Rotunda to regale the young audience with stories and music.

Kids in the Rotunda celebrates 30th anniversaryWith an expanded lineup of free artistic and performing arts events for children and families, there’s something for everyone and every age.


The Gomer’s bring their kid-powered karaoke to the stage in their Rock Star Kiddyoke (December 22). Join the Okee Dokee Brothers for a rip-roarin’, knee-thumpin’ good time when they perform their original bluegrass songs (February 9). Little Miss Ann presents infectious folk songs promoting fun and big messages of inner strength, individuality, and love (March 2) while David Landau provides hilarious stories, catchy songs, and energetic dances known to give families serious cases of the giggles (March 9). Singer/songwriter Laura Doherty returns to acoustically rock your kid’s world with breezy folk-pop songs (April 13).

Different cultures, music and dance…The Kids in the Rotunda series presents music and dance performances from different cultures, bringing new sights and sounds into the mix. Yid Vicious, a traditional klezmer music group performs their Hanukkah Rocks! concert on December 8. Fox and Branch offer their folk and bluegrass music November 24, and drum line music by Black Star

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Drum Line beats a rhythm on December 15. Classical Indian dance is presented by the Kalaanjali School of Dance on January 5, Brazilian drumming by the Handphibians echoes through the Rotunda on January 19, blues music by the Cash Box Kings rolls through on February 2, and Irish step dancing by the Trinity Irish Dance troupe will thrill the audience with their classical precision, colorful costumes, and bouncing curls on March 16, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.

Magic, comedy, and everything in-betweenThere is also no shortage of quirky and nontraditional performances to delight and amuse. Wayne the Wizard presents astonishing illusions and impressive magic tricks, welcomes audience participation, and even does a ventriloquist act (December 29). Yo-yo world champion Mark Hayward shows off exciting yo-yo stunts (January 12). Truly Remarkable Loon performs wacky stunts, sidesplitting comedy, gravity-defying plate spinning and spectacular

juggling (January 26). The Monkey Business Institute will use their super-strong imaginations to create spur-of-the-moment, seat-of-their-pants traditional and musical improvisational comedy (February 16). Two-time recipient of the World Deaf Magician Award, Magic Morgan and Liliana create eye-popping illusions, dazzling balloon sculptures, stunts with live animals and seemingly impossible tricks in an incredible display of magic (March 30). Daniel Barash will take the audience on a voyage around the world with the fantastic art of shadow puppetry (April 20). The Kids in the Rotunda series finale features bubble-ologist Geoff Akins who entertains and inspires with his Bubble Wonders! show (April 27).

The 30th anniversary celebration of Kids in the Rotunda is in full swing, so schedule a few Saturdays and see a few of these special shows – compliments of the Overture Center for the Arts. Happy Anniversary and many more!

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