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E STUPID F*@#ING BIRDBY AARON POSNERNOV 10, 11, 15-17 | 7:30pm • NOV 12 | 2pmAn aspiring young director rampages against the art created by the older generation. A young actor wrestles with an aging Hollywood star for the affections of a renowned novelist. And everyone discovers just how inadequate love, art and growing up can be. Pam Pepper, director.

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S LESLIE ODOM, JR.SaT NOV 11 | 8pmPut yourself in the room where it will happen with the Tony Award-winning actor who portrayed Aaron Burr in the Broadway blockbuster Hamilton. Odom Jr. will be performing from his self-titled jazz album, which includes reinterpretations of Look for the Silver Lining, The Guilty Ones from Spring Awakening, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Love Look Away and some surprise numbers.

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S ACADEMY OF VOCAL ARTSLIVE OPERA WITH ORCHESTRA!SaT NOV 18 | 7pmOne of the nation’s finest and best academic opera programs returns for their third full-scale opera (title TBA) with orchestra.

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SIGNATURESSUN NOV 19 | 3pmThe Wind Ensemble explores the word ‘signature’: from meter signatures to key signatures and signature works of wind band composers. David Diggs, director.

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S RANKY TANKY ON-STAGE CABARET

FRI DEC 1 | Dinner & Show 6pm • Show 7 & 9pm

Their name is derived from the Carolina/Georgia islands Gullah phrase for “work it” or “get down” and this band’s infectious rock vibe does just that to the hymns, gospel anthems and local songs indigenous to that coastal area. Ranky Tanky proves that exotic music can be both unfamiliar enough to be surprising, and yet familiar enough to provoke swinging hips and nodding heads.

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FUNK BAND & COMBOSSaT DEC 2 | 8pmThe ensembles perform contemporary and traditional jazz. Bill Warfield, director.

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ADAMS: SHORT RIDE IN A FAST MACHINE, HAYDN & RACHMANINOVFRI, SaT DEC 8, 9 | 8pmJoin the members of the Lehigh University Philharmonic for an electric performance of Haydn’s Symphony No. 92, Oxford, and Rachmaninov’s stirring Symphony No. 2. Eugene Albulescu, director.

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CHRISTMAS VESPERSSUN DEC 10 • 4 & 8pm packer memorial church

Lehigh University Choral Arts presents its annual Christmas gift to the community. Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director.Free; No Tickets Required; Early arrival suggested.

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S TOTSYSAT JAN 20 | 8pm Hear the unique retro sounds of burlesque pop in a fun filled concert performed with modern sensibilities by a brilliant 8-piece orchestra fronted by 3 talented vocalists including Broadway’s Beth Curry of Young Frankenstein, Legally Blonde and Good Vibrations. “An intriguing show of what has been called burlesque pop with a forties throwback sound, all in a PG13 show.” – Journal Star G

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IN A ROOM ON BROAD ST.SaT JaN 27 | 8pmThe LA-based company is gaining a national profile for its honest storytelling and visceral dance performances. “If break dancing and concert dance had a baby, it would be [Jacob Jonas]. With balletic arabesques, acrobatic flips and spinning headstands, the dancers showed that they could hold their own in the studio and on the street.” –Los Angeles Times

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CLASSIC TO CONTEMPORARY BIG BANDSaT FEB 10 | 8pmA tribute to big band music. Bill Warfield, director.

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S TAODRUM HEARTSUN FEB 11 | 4pmThe internationally acclaimed Japanese percussionists return with their newest high energy performance showcasing the ancient art of Taiko drumming, combining highly physical, large-scale drumming with dramatic costuming, intricate choreography and innovative visuals!

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S THE WAILIN’ JENNYSFRI FEB 16 | 8pmThis Canadian trio’s wide range of musical backgrounds and ability to seamlessly blend inspired harmonies have characterized their special mix of Americana, pop and traditional folk. The Jennys’ recent studio album, Bright Morning Stars, offers a shimmering tapestry of achingly perfect vocal sound and soulful songwriting.

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S HELSINGBORG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAALL BEETHOVENSaT FEB 17 | 4pmFounded in 1912, this 70-piece orchestra is one of Sweden’s most important classical cultural icons. Conductor Stefan Solyom leads them in performing an all-Beethoven concert featuring the powerful Violin Concerto in D major and Symphony No. 3 Eroica.

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GREAT AMERICAN STANDARDSSUN FEB 18 | 3pmFavorites from the classic American jazz repertoire are performed. Bill Warfield, director.

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CONCERTO MARATHONFRI, SaT FEB 23, 24 | 8pmThis popular annual concert highlights student soloists playing concerto movements with the orchestra. Eugene Albulescu, director.

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E ORLANDO BY SARAH RUHLFEB 23, 24, 28 maR 1- 3 | 7:30pm • FEB 25 | 2pm

As a boy growing up in the Elizabethan age, Orlando’s wild adventures seem to have no end—but things change suddenly when he wakes one morning to find he is a woman. As identities transform and centuries pass, Orlando discovers just how difficult it can be to live and love in one’s own skin. Caraline Jeffrey ‘17, Dept. of Theatre apprentice director.

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3-4-5SUN maR 4 | 3pmThe quintet presents a program of trios, quartets and quintets for wind instruments featuring Irving Fine’s Partita. David Diggs, director.

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S ERTH’S DINOSAUR ZOOFRI maR 9 | 7:30pmGet ready for the ultimate playdate – 65 million years in the making – as Erth’s DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE guides your family on a breathtaking tour through pre-historic Australia. You’ll observe, meet and interact with an eye-popping collection of amazingly life-like dinosaurs and other giant puppet creatures in a theatrical performance that will thrill and entertain children.

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TELL ME A STORYFRI, SaT apR 6, 7 • 8pmThe groups perform choral music and story-telling from India, the British Isles, Asia, Scandinavia and the US. Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director.

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BIG BAND FAVORITESSaT apR 14 | 8pmLU faculty and students perform standards from the Big Band songbook. Bill Warfield, director.

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E ACT LIKE YOU KNOW: 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY SHOWapR 13, 14, 18-21 | 7:30pm • apR 15 | 2pmHip Hop theatre is alive and well at Lehigh University! Showcasing a mash-up of performance styles including dance, rap, spoken word and more; this show will remix and adapt 10 years of memorable acts from professor Kashi Johnson’s innovative Hip Hop theatre course ‘Act Like You Know.’ Kashi Johnson, director.

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FUNK BAND & COMBOSFRI apR 20 | 8pmThe ensembles perform classic and contemporary jazz. Bill Warfield, director.

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S MACHINE DE CIRQUESUN apR 22 | 7pmThis wild and wacky Canadian circus quintet is acrobatic, poetic and humorous. Sometimes comical, sometimes nostalgic, their unique post-apocalyptic characters masterfully manipulate various props such as a teeterboard, juggling clubs, drum kits and even bath towels to make you laugh while you stand up and cheer for humanity!

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TUE apR 24 | 7pmAbdullah Ibrahim welcomes musicians from his youth, and the original Jazz Epistles band — including superstar trumpeter Hugh Masekela — to reimagine music for his Ekaya Chamber Ensemble. This historic music was almost lost forever — only 500 copies were made in 1959, buried, and rediscovered decades later after the tyranny of apartheid in South Africa.

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MOZART, BRAHMS, STRAVINSKYFRI, SaT apR 27, 28 | 8pmThe orchestra performs Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro Overture, a Brahms Violin Concerto with soloist Michael Jorgensen and Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite.

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BENJAMIN BRITTEN: WAR REQUIEMFRI, SaT maY 4, 5 | 8pmThe greatest choral work of the 20th century is performed by the 200-members of Choral Arts, an international cast of soloists and the Bel Canto Children’s Choir of Bethlehem with symphony and chamber orchestras. Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director. M

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S MOSCOW FESTIVAL BALLETROMEO & JULIETSaT maR 24 | 7pmThe highest classical elements of the Bolshoi and Kirov Ballet companies merge in this premier troupe’s presentation of Les Sylphides, set to Chopin’s Seventh Waltz, and Shakespeare’s timeless romance, Romeo and Juliet, with Tchaikovsky’s brilliant score.

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DIFFERENT TRAINSSUN maR 25 | 3pmSteve Reich’s groundbreaking meditation on the Holocaust, Different Trains for amplified string quartet, first premiered 30 years ago. The program also includes Copland Violin Sonata and Rozsa Duo, op. 7.

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S KINKY BOOTSTHU MAR 29 | 7pmWith songs by pop icon Cyndi Lauper, this joyous musical celebration is about the friendships we discover, and the belief that you can change the world when you change your mind. Broadway’s huge-hearted, high-heeled hit won six Tony Awards® including Best Musical, Best Score and Best Choreography. Take a step in the right direction and discover that sometimes the best way to fit in is to stand out!

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NOVEMBER 2017MUS LU Jazz Rep Orch GenAd Sat 4 - 8pm $13 x ____ $5 x ____ $______GA A Gentleman’s Guide to Love… Sun 5 - 7pm $50 x ____ $32 x ____ $______THR Stupid F*@#ing Bird circle one: 10•11•16•17 - 7:30pm, Sun 12 - 2pm $10 x ____ $5 x ____ $______GA Leslie Odom, Jr. Sat 11 - 8pm $50 x ____ $32 x ____ $______GA Academy of Vocal Arts Sat 18 - 7pm $45 x ____ $28 x ____ $______MUS LU Wind Ens: Signatures GenAd Sun 19 - 3pm $13 x ____ $5 x ____ $______

DECEMBER 2017GA Ranky Tanky 6pm dinner & 7pm cabaret Fri 1 - 6pm $57 x ____ $50 x ____ $______GA Ranky Tanky cabaret only GenAd circle one: Fri 1 -7pm • 9pm $20 x ____ $13 x ____ $______MUS LU Jazz Ens, Funk, Combo GenAd Sat 2 - 8pm $10 x ____ $5 x ____ $______MUS LU Philharmonic: Short Ride… circle one: Fri 8 • Sat 9 - 8pm $15 x ____ $5 x ____ $______

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CLASSIC TO CONTEMPORARY BIG BANDSAT SEP 9 | 8pm New York City’s most in demand Broadway and studio musicians, as well as select Lehigh faculty, perform the classics and create new versions of jazz standards from the Big Band era.

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S ST. PAUL & THE BROKEN BONESFRI SEP 15 | 8pmThis high-voltage horn-driven Birmingham, Alabama-based band brings their Southern soul revival, take-no-prisoners, live show to Baker Hall. Their most recent concert work included arena dates opening for the Rolling Stones prompting Keith Richards to remark about lead singer Paul Janeway, “He’s a cat who can do an Otis Redding—he’s very interesting to watch.”

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TRUMPET & SONGSAT SEP 23 | Dinner & Show 6pm • Show Only 7 & 9pm

As DownBeat magazine’s Rising Star, this devilishly angelic trumpeter/vocalist is “poised to be one of the most versatile and imposing musicians of her generation.” (Wall Street Journal) A specialist in American hot jazz, world rhythms and modern jazz, her CD, So is the Day, hit #7 on the National Jazz Charts.

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At the appointed time and at the appointed place, Vladimir and Estragon faithfully return to wait for something—to wait for Godot. Not sure what or who Godot is, they deaden the agony of waiting by inventing their very existences in clever, cunning and comic ways. Augustine Ripa, director.

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S THE PHYSICS EXPERIENCESAT SEP 30 | 11am & 2pm fowler black box theatre

Imagine what would happen if a physics class had the theatrical verve of Stomp, Blue Man Group and Bubble Show. Lifetime physics master David Maiullo, a physics demonstrator at Rutgers University for over 20 years, releases science from the lab and brings its magic onto the stage.

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S FLIP FABRIQUECATCH ME!FRI OCT 13 | 7pmTake a trip with six stunning cirque acrobats to a unique cottage and haul out the folding chairs for a fun, gravity defying performance that will leave you smiling from ear to ear! Spectacular acrobatics, a one of a kind trampowall and humor are all part of the spellbinding entertainment in store for you.

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S FLAMENCO LEGENDSTHE PACO DE LUCÍA PROJECTSUN OCT 15 | 7pmCreated by 10-time Latin Grammy® winner Javier Limón, a longtime collaborator and producer of Paco de Lucía, The Paco de Lucía Project reassembles the original band that toured with the legendary flamenco guitarist for the last 10 years of his career.

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S PINK MARTINISaT OCT 21 | 8pm“Pink Martini is a rollicking around the world musical adventure... if the United Nations had a house band in 1962 hopefully we would be in that band,” (Thomas Lauderdale, founder). This little orchestra has performed its multilingual repertoire on concert stages throughout Europe, Asia, Greece, the Middle East, Northern Africa, Australia, South America and more.

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WITH THE DeMARINA TRIOSUN OCT 22 | 3pmA faculty recital features Olivier Messaien’s Quartet for the End of Time with trio members Inna Eyzerovich, violin; Martha Schrempel, piano; and cellist David Moulton.

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CROWN JEWELSFRI, SaT OCT 27, 28 | 8pmChoral Arts celebrates England’s fabled history with the music of Purcell, Parry and Britten. Steven Sametz, artistic director; Sun Min Lee, associate director.

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4X4 EPHEMERAL ARCHITECTURESSUN OCT 29 | 7pmTracing pathways in space, four jugglers and four ballet dancers share a stage to create an ephemeral journey using time and space, imaginary architecture and spatial mathematics. An international smash, this British company’s new work creates a unique dialogue between jugglers and ballet dancers.

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SaT NOV 4 | 8pmLehigh students, jazz faculty and local professional musicians perform contemporary big band jazz and funk. Bill Warfield, director.

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A GENTLEMAN’S GUIDE TO LOVE & MURDERSUN NOV 5 | 7pmThis knock ‘em dead comedy tells the story of penniless Morty, an heir to a family fortune who sets out to jump the line of succession to the earldom of Highhurst by eliminating the pesky eight relatives (all played by one fearless man) who stand in his way. 2014 Tony Award Winner Best Musical!

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• Support High Quality Programs: ticket sales cover only 50% of presenting world-class guest artists. • Enrich Education and Outreach programs: assists our emphasis on family, education and outreach that influence thousands of students and community groups at low-to-no cost. • Enhance Lehigh music and theatre, and the local arts: by helping keep operating costs low. □ Friend $100 □ Patron $250 □ Fellow $500 □ Artist $1,000 □ Maestro $2,500 □ Producer $5,000 □ Matching gift: My/My spouse’s company: ________________________ will match this gift.

□ I choose not to receive any benefits, beyond program listing, making my entire gift charitible. Please list my name in the program as: ___________________________________ Ticket benefits: Fellow and above: 2 tickets to a Music or Theatre Dept performance of your choice.

Maestro and above: 2 tickets to a Guest Artist performance and 2 tickets to the 9/18 Morgan James 6pm dinner/7pm cabaret.

for a full description of benefits, visit www.ZoellnerArtsCenter.org

SEATS WILL BE ASSIGNED ON SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS BEGINNING JUNE 19

Subscription Total (from reverse) $__________ □ 50/50 option for orders received by June 19: 50% charged immediately, 50% charged 7/7/15 GIFT $__________ □ charge gift now or □ Pledge, payable by 12/31/15 _________________________________________ GRAND TOTAL: $__________ signature