Fine & Performing

Arts

East Central College

Welcometo a new season of the Fine & Performing Arts at East Central College. ECC’s Fine & Performing Arts program is a cultural resource dedicated to presenting, developing and advancing the best in performing arts and arts education. Through the years, the Patrons of the Arts program has provided funds for hundreds of cultural experiences for thousands of students and community members. This season we are presenting world class artists along with phenomenal student performances that will engage and inspire you. All of this would not be possible without ECC’s Fine and Performing Arts faculty and support of the Patrons of the Arts.

FAQ’s

When does the Patrons year start and end?

The Patrons season runs from August 1 to July 31.

Who do I notify if my contact information changes or if I would like to be added to the Patrons mailing list?

Please contact the Foundation Office by email: foundation@eastcentral.edu or call: 636-584-6506 to let us know the changes to ensure you receive all the mailings and email updates.

How do I receive my tickets to the performances?You may order your tickets online for the season and print them at home or you can request the box office attendant to mail them to you. They can be ordered for each individual performance or for the entire year. The box office number is 636-584-6693.

Where do I pick up my tickets? Tickets can be picked up at the box office located in the theatre lobby.

Am I allowed to share my tickets?Yes, we encourage our Patrons to let others use their tickets if they are unable to attend a performance. You can order them online and print them to give to someone or share your access code for them to print at home.

Who is the correct person to call if I have ticket questions?

Ticket questions should be directed to the box office at 636-584-6693 or the Performing Arts Center Manager, 636-584-6720.

Where are performances held?Unless otherwise noted, all theatre productions, concerts, films and lectures are held in the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center.

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ArtThe East Central College Art Gallery’s mission is to enhance education and to culturally enrich the daily life of art and design majors; ECC students, faculty, and staff; and the broader community. The Art Gallery hosts exhibitions that may pose questions or offer a new and differing point of view, thus serving as an educational resource. The art work in a given exhibit may inspire the viewer in terms of content or beauty or materials, thus acting as a place of cultural enrichment. By creating a place of repose or mental uplift, the Art Gallery serves to enhance campus life.

Film & LectureThe Film and Lecture Series brings acclaimed documentaries and narrative films, scholars, authors, journalists and poets to campus throughout the year. The series is designed to enhance essential components of education by providing audiences with avenues for exercising critical thought, appreciating various forms of artistic expression, deepening cultural understanding and participating in discussion.

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MusicThe music department maintains a standard of excellence in the curricula and programs it offers. Students are inspired by solo and ensemble performances, festivals, workshops and guest artists’ concerts. The educational and cultural opportunities provided by the music department enrich both the college and community. East Central College is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music.

TheatreECC Theatre provides students with academic training and practical experience in a nurturing yet challenging educational environment as well as serving as a cultural touchstone for the surrounding community. The department produces five main-stage shows per year, including three musicals, affording ample performance and learning opportunities.

Adam WatkinsA multimedia artist and musician, Adam Watkins has taught art at ECC since 2006, where he also serves as Program Coordinator for Fine Art and Graphic Design. After earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Webster University, Mr. Watkins obtained his Master of Fine Arts from the Kent Institute of Art and Design in Canterbury, United Kingdom. His works, which deal with the notions of the post-pop culture that we live in, have been exhibited throughout the United States and around the world.

Grace Austin Entering her fifteenth year on the Theatre faculty at ECC, Ms. Austin holds a BFA from Texas State and an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University. She has served on the summer musical theatre faculty at COCA where she directed the Missouri premiere of In The Heights and the 10 year anniversary production of Ragtime. Ms. Austin has also coached several students to the Missouri state performance finals. She is a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers and works professionally with Variety Children’s Theatre, Kirkwood Theatre Guild, The Veiled Prophet Parade, Ozark Actor’s Theatre, The Muny and other performance venues in the area. You can see more of her work at gracemaustin.com.

Jennifer HigerdJennifer Higerd joined the East Central College faculty in 2010 as an Art Instructor and Gallery Coordinator. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in French, Political Science and International Studies from Kansas State University. She also attended Fort Hays State University where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and a Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics. Prior to ECC, Ms. Higerd traveled extensively in Western Europe and taught in West Africa’s Ivory Coast. Her artwork has been exhibited in regional and national juried competitions.

Chris SwansonChris Swanson is in her sixth year as Theatre Instructor at ECC. She earned both her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Communication with an emphasis in Theatre from Morehead State University. Her previous theatre work experience includes working as a carpenter, resident lighting designer and technical director for several regional theaters. Prior to joining the ECC faculty, Ms. Swanson was the assistant technical director/instructor for Shenandoah Conservatory in Virginia and a sales consultant for Mainstage Theatrical Supply and Ovation Designs.

Dr. Jennifer JuddDr. Jennifer Judd is Professor of Music at ECC. She holds a Doctorate in Musical Arts from the University of Missouri - Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Dr. Judd was the artist in residence at ECC prior to becoming a full-time member of the music faculty in 2002. During her tenure she has given more than 300 performances in concert halls, area schools and in the community. She maintains a vigorous concert schedule, and in recent seasons has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in Sweden, China, Spain, Italy, Philippines and throughout the region. She is a Music Teachers National Association Permanent Certificated Teacher of Music. In 2012, she received the Governor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. In 2013, she also received the Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award.

Aaron BoundsAaron Bounds is in his tenth year as Director of Bands at East Central College – teaching World Music, Fundamentals of Music Theory, Music Appreciation, Low Brass private lessons, Jazz Combo, Jazz Band and Concert Band. Aaron has also developed and taught Music Appreciation: The Age of Rock & Roll as well as Jazz Appreciation. In 2006, Aaron received his Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education and in 2008 he received his Master’s in Music, both from Missouri State University in Springfield. In 2016 Aaron was awarded the Missouri Community College Association “Excellence in Teaching” award. Currently Aaron stays busy by balancing his local Jazz combo “Friends of Aaron” and his beautiful family; wife, Emily, and two sons, Carl and Theodore.

Dr. Tim SextonDr. Tim Sexton is Music Instructor and Director of Choirs at ECC, conducting the College Choir, Vocé Blue (Vocal Jazz Ensemble) and the East Central Choral Association. He is also Artistic Director for the East Central College Children’s Chorale. Prior to his arrival at ECC in 2009, Dr. Sexton taught middle and high school music. He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree in Music Education from Western Kentucky University. He earned his Doctorate of Musical Arts in Conducting from the University of South Carolina. Choirs under his direction have performed in Europe and cities across the United States. Dr. Sexton is also Choir Director at Zion United Church of Christ in Union, Missouri.

Leigh Kellmann KolbLeigh Kellmann Kolb, Assistant Professor of English and Journalism, has been a faculty member at East Central College since 2008. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in English from Westminster College, and a Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Lindenwood University. Ms. Kolb’s film and television criticism has been published in print and online publications, and she is a screener for the True/False and Citizen Jane film festivals, a juror for the St. Louis International Film Festival, and a board member and programmer for the Riverside Short Film Festival.

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Film Screening: All The President’s Men

October 18 • 6:30 p.m Reporters uncover the details of the Watergate scandal.

Film Screening: The PostSeptember 14 • 6:30 p.m.

A government cover-up pushed the country’s first female newspaper publisher and a hard-driving editor to join a battle between the press and the government.

8Unless otherwise noted, all events are held in the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center.

- 9 -Film & Lecture Series

Film Screening: Won’t You Be My Neighbor

November 8 • 6:30 p.m.This documentary explores the life, lessons and legacy of iconic children’s television host, Fred Rogers.

Annual MLK CelebrationJanuary 20 • 3 p.m.

Co-hosted with Neighbors United - Undoing Racism

Film Screening: Ida B. Wells: A Passion for JusticeMarch 7 • 6:30 p.m.

This documentary examines the life of the African American journalist, activist, suffragist and anti-lynching crusader.

Poetry ReadingApril 18 • 7 p.m.

HS 100Co-hosted with the English Department in celebration of National Poetry Month.

Film Screening: NetworkMay 2 • 6:30 p.m.

A television network cynically exploits a deranged former anchor’s ravings and revelations about the news media for its own profit.

Riverside Short Film FestivalApril 5 - 6

Hosted by Downtown New Haven, Inc. at the Historic Walt Theatre.

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International DayNovember 10

International Education WeekNovember 12 - 16

Films, speakers & activities throughout the week.

Film Screening: Good Night and Good Luck

February 21 • 6:30 p.m.A historical drama that portrays broadcaster Edward R. Murrow and his news team as they uncover McCarthyism.

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Clay Club, “Mug Show”

Exhibition: June 4 - August 23

Reception: August 23 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

After meeting for over a year and a half, members of the Clay Club (a group of local potters and sculptors) wanted to celebrate. This exhibition shows how clay aficionados celebrate! Members were to make 12 mugs to exchange with other members. In this exhibition, you’ll see a wide variety of forming techniques, decorating styles, and personalities.

Evan & Stacey Smith, “Reliquary”

Exhibition: September 4 - 27

Reception: September 27 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Evan and Stacey Smith are a collaboration from St. Louis, Missouri. Born and raised in West Virginia in an artistic family, Evan inherited his passion for art and art-making at an early age eventually getting a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Webster University. Stacey grew up in St. Louis focusing more on science and technology, earning her Bachelor’s of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Missouri. Their artwork manifests their own union of art and science creating sculptures that seamlessly meld the two disciplines and can be appreciated by both audiences. They use newer technologies including 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining, computer programming, custom fabrication and custom electronics.

Mark & Bambi Freeman, “Amalgamated Terra Firma”

Exhibition: October 8 - November 1

Often times we have similar ideas in mind and have found that by working together we have created a unique style. Our collaborative work becomes part of us both, showing each of our strengths and inspirations. Our collaborative pieces are primarily thrown by Mark and decorated and altered by Bambi. Glazing and firing is a shared process.

Mid-Missouri Fine Arts Society, “Annual Members Show”

Exhibition: November 12 - December 7

Reception: November 16 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

The Mid-Missouri Fine Arts Society began in 1974 to promote and contribute to the interest in fine arts. Members of this local organization are active artists and art enthusiasts and work in a variety of media, including pastels, graphite, watercolor, oil paint, photography and ceramics.

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“ECC Alumni Show” Amber Muir, Ethan Heberer,

Morgaine Frayer, Nathan Kreamalmyer, Shauna Smith,

Ricky Briggenhorst, Nick Telarico, Nick Brobst, Katelynn

McGuire, Madeline Havelka, Kelsey Hines, Ryan Lucas, Azusa Lloyd, Kyle Herbert

Exhibition: January 24 - February 17

Reception: February 14 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

In celebration of ECC’s 50th anniversary, we’re featuring the artwork of recent alumni who represented ECC in the prestigious Varsity Arts exhibition during their time as students here. We’re excited to welcome these students back and to see their current works.

Mia Cinelli, “Home Again, Home Again”

Exhibition: February 27 - March 26

Workshop/Reception: March 26

Mia Cinelli aims to explore the physical manifestations of yearning through sculpture. Poetic and emotionally functional, Cinelli’s work focuses on inaccessible spaces, impossible spaces, incomplete spaces and insatiable spaces. The artist believes art should be more about experience and less about aesthetics.

Mia Cinelli1 As It Was

Four Rivers High School Show

Exhibition: April 1 - 12

Reception: April 12 • 5 - 7 p.m.

Come see the best of this year’s artwork from our area high schools!

ECC Art & Design Student Show

Exhibition: April 24 - May 8

Reception: April 25 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

End the school year by visiting this showcase of our ECC Art & Design students’ work. Chosen from numerous entries, the works in the show were selected because of the quality of the works and the ideas engaged in the work. Come join us to celebrate the hard work and accomplishments of our students!

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All events are free and will be heldin the ECC Art Gallery, HH 121.

JANUARY

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Clay Club, “Mug Show” June 4 - August 23

“Mug Show” Reception August 23

Fairest Isle: Music of England, Ireland & Scotland August 24

Evan & Stacey Smith, “Reliquary” September 4 - 27

Peter Martin Trio* September 7

The Post September 14

Arianna String Quartet* September 21

“Reliquary” Reception September 27

Doublewide, Texas* October 4 - 7

Mark & Bambi Freeman, “Amalgamated Terra Firma” October 8 - November 1

Band & Percussion Ensemble Concert October 16

All The President’s Men October 18

Jazz Concert October 19

Musicke’s Cordes - Jeff Noonan & Samuel Breene October 19

College Choir Invitational October 23

Won’t You Be My Neighbor? November 8

International Day November 10

International Education Week November 12 - 16

Mid-MO Fine Arts Society Member Show November 12 - December 7

Mid-MO Fine Arts Society Reception November 16

Sweet & Spicy* November 16

Treble Choir Festival November 17

Student Recitals November 27 & 29

Cortango Concert & Christmas CD Release Party* November 30

Jazz Holiday December 2

Bands Concert December 4

Dear Santa December 6

Christmas Celebration December 7

A Doublewide, Texas Christmas* December 14 - 15

Music Faculty Recital* January 18

JUNE

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

Annual MLK Celebration January 20

ECC Alumni Show January 24 - February 17

Piano & Violin Festival January 26 - 27

The Art of Listening February 8

ECC Alumni Show Reception February 14

James and the Giant Peach* February 14 - 17

Good Night & Good Luck February 21

Mia Cinelli, “Home Again, Home Again” February 27 - March 26

David Halen, Björn Ranheim & Jennifer Judd in Concert* March 1

One Act & Reader’s Theatre Festival March 6

Ida B. Wells: A Passion for Justice March 7

Bands Concert March 12

Viennese Masters* March 15

MSHSSA Music Festival March 21 - 23

“Home Again, Home Again” Workshop & Reception March 26

Four Rivers High School Show April 1 - 12

Iberian Fantasy - Alon Sariel & Michael Tsalka April 5

Riverside Short Film Festival April 5 - 6

26 Pebbles* April 11 - 14

Four Rivers High School Show Reception April 12

Poetry Reading April 18

ECC Art & Design Student Show April 24 - May 8

ECC Art & Design

Student Show Reception April 25

Jazz Festival April 25 - 26

Dave Dickey Big Band* April 26

ECC College Choirs Concert April 30

Network May 2

Student Recital May 2

Pops Concert May 3

Student Recital May 7

Nunsense* TBD

FEBRUARY

MARCH

JULY

APRIL

MAY

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*Ticketed event

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Sweet & Spicy: Musical Flavors of the World

Friday, November 16 7:30 p.m.

Join us for a trip around the world with percussionist John Kasica, flutist Paula Kasica, harpist Lacey Lee, and violist Joanna Mendoza. They will perform a vibrant mix of composition, using instruments from around the world. This program will feature a collective of compositions with Irish, Latin, African and Asian influences.

Cortango Concert & Christmas CD Release Party

Friday, November 30 7:30 p.m.

Cortango is a tango ensemble with a symphonic twist. The ensemble is a concert and dance band featuring members of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. Founded and led by Cally Banham, Cortango specializes in popular classics from the beloved orchestra leaders of Tango’s golden era.

Arianna String Quartet

Friday, September 21 7:30 p.m.

For seventeen years the Arianna String Quartet has been gracing ECC’s audiences with some of the most memorable performances in the college’s concert series history. Pianist Dr. Jennifer Judd, who will join them in a performance of Franck’s Piano Quintet in F minor. Come see “how technical excellence, in alliance with imagination and the human heart, can come to create something truly transcendent” (Fanfare Magazine).

Peter Martin Trio

Friday, September 7 7:30 p.m.

The Peter Martin Trio features some of today’s most charismatic jazz musicians. St. Louis pianist Peter Martin, drummer Gregory Hutchinson, and bassist Reuben Rogers make up the trio described as “feisty, fierce, and crackling with virtuosity,” (Sydney Morning Herald). The Peter Martin Trio has enchanted the world with their music from St. Louis to Tokyo. The members of the trio have been involved with some of the most important recordings of the last 20 years. The music of The Peter Martin Trio is captivating, entertaining, and will leave you wanting more long after the concert has ended.

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David Halen, Björn Ranheim, and Jennifer Judd in Concert

Friday, March 1 7:30 p.m.

Come hear St. Louis Symphony Concertmaster David Halen and acclaimed SLSO Cellist Björn Ranheim for an evening of pristine chamber music, joined by pianist Dr. Jennifer Judd. Each musician boasts a robust solo career, and their passion for chamber music has amazed audiences all over the world. We invite all to witness their enchanting artistry on the ECC stage.

Viennese Masters

Friday, March 15 7:30 p.m.

Do not miss these beautiful piano and choral works with orchestra by great Austrian masters Mozart and Schubert, presented by ECC music department faculty and students. The evening will feature acclaimed pianists Dr. Michael Tsalka and Dr. Jennifer Judd performing Mozart’s Double Piano Concerto, and ECC Choirs under the direction of Dr. Timothy Sexton performing Schubert’s Mass in G Major, along with the University City Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Leon Burke.

Dave Dickey Big Band

Friday, April 26 7:30 p.m.

The Dave Dickey Big Band features 18 of the top jazz musicians from St Louis, Edwardsville, Columbia, Springfield and Champaign-Urbana. Performing big band music from greats such as Count Basie, Woody Herman, Stan Kenton, Buddy Rich, Thad Jones/Mel Lewis, Duke Ellington, Terry Gibbs Dreamband and many others. Many of the members in the Dave Dickey Big Band are top music and jazz educators in universities in and around Missouri.

Music Faculty Recital

Friday, January 18 7:30 p.m.

ECC music department is home to many talented and dedicated teachers who are also performing artists. Join us for an evening of artistry that belongs to our community more than any other; the mentors and professors of our music students.

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Unless otherwise noted, all events are held in the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center.

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Fairest Isle: Music of England, Ireland and ScotlandFriday, August 24 • 4 p.m. in HH 105

Join us for an afternoon of songs from the British Isles performed by soprano Tamara Campbell, performing works by Henry Purcell, Thomas Moore, Phil Coulter and others.

Musicke’s Cordes - Jeff Noonan and Samuel Breene, Baroque Violin, Theorbo and GuitarFriday, October 19 • 4 p.m. in HH 105

Musicke’s Cordes embraces a wide swath of 17th-century instrumental music including fantastic Italian sonatas, elegant French suites and rustic English variations on popular tunes. Baroque violinist Samuel Breene and lutenist Jeffrey Noonan, performing as Musicke’s Cordes, offer programs that illustrate the common elements of the experimental instrumental music of the 17th century while also pointing out the characteristics of the various national styles.

The Art of Listening Friday, February 8 • 4 p.m. in HH 105

The Croatian pianist Javor Bračić was hailed by New York Concert Review for “deep, genuine musicianship and an outstanding technique”. Mr. Bračić has started a series of conversation-recitals under the title The Art of Listening in order to promote the understanding and appreciation of classical music. He has given over thirty such recitals and was praised by the audience for his “contagious enthusiasm” and “unique ability to elucidate imagery both as a performer and teacher.”

Iberian Fantasy – Alon Sariel and Michael TsalkaFriday, April 5 • 4 p.m. in HH 105

Internationally known mandolinist and lutenist, Alon Sariel also serves as the musical director of the international Baroque Orchestra Concerto-Foscari and founding member of PRISMA. He will be joined by pianist Dr. Michael Tsalka. They have released several CDs, such as “Sharkiya” and “Paisiello in Vienna”. In their concert they will present a breathtaking program of Spanish Romantic music.

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Unless otherwise noted, all events are held in the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center.

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Ensemble Festivals

Ensemble Recitals

Treble Choir Festival November 17

Piano & Violin Festival January 26 & 27

MSHSSA Music Festival March 21 - 23

Jazz Festival April 25 & 26

Ensemble Concerts

Matinée & Ensemble Series

Band & Percussion Ensemble Concert Tuesday, October 16 • 7 p.m.

ECC Jazz Concert featuring the Jazz Band, Vocé Blue and Jazz Messengers

Friday, October 19 • 7 p.m.

College Choir Invitational: Postcards from America Tuesday, October 23 • 7 p.m.

ECC Jazz Holiday featuring Vocé Blue and the Jazz Combo Sunday, December 2 • 3 p.m. • John G’s Taproom

Bands Concert Tuesday, December 4 • 7 p.m.

ECC College Choirs: Christmas Celebration featuring the College Choir, Vocé Blue and the East Central Children's Chorale

Friday, December 7 • 7 p.m. • Zion UCC in Union, MO

Bands Concert Tuesday, March 12 • 7 p.m.

ECC College Choirs Concert featuring the College Choir & Vocé Blue

Tuesday, April 30 • 7 p.m.

Pops Concert "The Return of: A Night at the Movies" Friday, May 3 • 7 p.m.

Mainstage at the Fairgrounds in Washington, MO

Student RecitalsNovember 27 & 29

Student RecitalsMay 2 & 7

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- 18 - Theatre Productions

A Doublewide, Texas Christmas

By: Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope & Jamie Wooten

Directed by: Chris Swanson

AUDITIONS: October 23 & 24

PERFORMANCES: December 14 - 15 at 8 p.m.

This outrageously funny comedy takes us to Doublewide, Texas during Christmas-time festivities. Not everything is jolly for the residents of this tiny town, as they’ve just discovered their town’s very existence is in peril! Join an eccentric cast of Texans as they fight for incorporation of their trailer park and take on the “County Big Guys” in this full-tilt rocket ride of lunacy!

Dear Santa

By: Will BonfiglioDirected by: Grace Austin

PERFORMANCE: December 6 at 7 p.m.

Another world premiere found text show from St Louis playwright Will Bonfiglio (author of The Residents of Craigslist and I Love New York) based on Craigslist and Reddit postings about our holiday adventures and mishaps. Come laugh with the Acting I/II classes as they dive into how our culture deals with the most stressful time of the year!

Doublewide, Texas

By: Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope & Jamie Wooten

Directed by: Chris Swanson

AUDITIONS: August 21 & 22

PERFORMANCES: October 4 - 6 at 8 p.m. October 7 at 2 p.m.

In this hilarious, fast-paced comedy, the inhabitants of one of the smallest trailer parks in Texas are thrown for a loop when they realize the nearby town of Tugaloo is determined to annex them. The rollicking mayhem of this flat-out funny Jones Hope Wooten comedy escalates as the residents attempt to secede from Texas, discover a traitor in their midst, and turn the tables in a surprising and side-splitting finale. So grab your Stetson and come on over to Doublewide, Texas, where life is double the fun, double the joy, and where audiences double over with laughter!

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- 19 -Theatre Productions

James & the Giant Peach

By: Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Directed by: Grace Austin Music Direction by: Colin Healy

AUDITIONS: November 12 & 13

PERFORMANCES: February 14 - 16 at 8 p.m. February 17 at 2 p.m.

SCHOOL MATINÉE: February 15

When James is sent by his conniving aunts to chop down their old fruit tree, he discovers a magic potion that results in a tremendous peach and launches a musical journey of enormous proportions. A delightfully offbeat adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl adventure, it will take you on a creative journey sure to delight the entire family!

One Act & Reader’s Theatre Festival

March 6

ECC Theatre is proud to host the MSSHA One Act Play and Reader’s Theatre Festival featuring performances from several local high schools. Admission is free and schedules are available online.

26 Pebbles

By: Eric Ulloa Directed by: Grace Austin Original Score by: Colin Healy

AUDITIONS: February 25 - 26

PERFORMANCES: April 11 - 13 at 8 p.m. April 14 at 2 p.m.

On December 14, 2012, Adam Lanza walked into Sandy Hook Elementary School and killed twenty-six innocent souls before taking his own life. These twenty-six innocent deaths, like pebbles thrown into a pond, created ripples and vibrations that were felt far beyond the initial rings. Based on interviews

Nunsense

By: Dan Goggin Directed by: John Anglin

PERFORMANCE: July 2019

Nunsense is a hilarious talent show staged by five survivors at the Little Sisters of Hoboken nunnery, the rest of the sisterhood having succumbed to botulism after eating vichyssoise prepared by Sister Julia, Child of God.

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Unless otherwise noted, all events are held in the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center.

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HOW TO PURCHASE TICKETS & REDEEM BENEFITS

Reserve and purchase tickets online and print them at home by visiting www.eastcentral.edu/tickets

Contact the ECC Box Office by calling 636.584.6693

Stop by the Cashier’s Office in the lobby of Buescher Hall

JOHN EDSON ANGLINPERFORMING ARTS CENTER POLICIESPlease refrain from bringing food or beverages into the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center at any time. Photography or any recording is prohibited, unless otherwise indicated. This or any other type of disruption during a performance or event within the center will be handled at the discretion of the Performing Arts Center Manager. Thank you for your cooperation. Please contact an usher or the manager should you need assistance while in the John Edson Anglin Performing Arts Center.

QUIET, PLEASE!As a courtesy to the performers and the audience, please keep noise to a minimum during performances. Turn off any pagers, watch signals, or other electronic devices. The use of any form of text or digital messaging devices is strictly prohibited. Note: cellular telephones, pagers, cameras, laser pointing devices and recording devices may not be operated in the theatre.

LATE SEATINGIt is sometimes not possible to seat late patrons in their ticketed seats once a performance has begun. It is distracting both to those on stage and the audience enjoying the show. As a courtesy to the performers and the audience, latecomers will not be seated until the earliest appropriate program break, at the discretion of management. If you arrive late, the ECC ushers will seat you in the first available seats inside the theatre. You may take your reserved seats at intermission. Please note that certain programs are performed without intermission and therefore no late seating can be offered at those events.

CANCELLATIONSThe college reserves the right to cancel performances due to inclement weather. Information regarding cancellations will be posted on ECC’s home page (www.eastcentral.edu) and can also be accessed by calling 636-584-6500. Cancellations will also be aired on KLPW (1220 AM) and KTUI (1560 AM). Information regarding rain checks or refunds will be provided when it has been determined if it is possible to reschedule the performance.

ECC’S POLICY REGARDING CHILDRENEveryone entering the theatre must have a ticket. No babes in arms will be admitted. Children under the age of three are discouraged from attending any performances at ECC. Please check with our performing arts manager as to the age appropriateness of any ECC production. (Call 636-584-6720 for inquiries).

ECC IS TOBACCO-FREEEast Central College is committed to providing its students, employees and visitors with a safe and healthy environment. No tobacco use is permitted anywhere on campus. This includes all common areas, building entrances, athletics fields, walking trails and parking lots. This policy applies to all faculty, staff, students, employees, contractors, performers and visitors.Please be considerate of those in the audience who may have allergies and refrain from wearing cologne and perfume.

East Central College is celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2018. On April 2, 1968, voters approved the establishment of the

Junior College District of East Central Missouri. On September 15, 1969, nearly 17 months later, the first classes were held in

temporary facilities at Memorial Auditorium in downtown Union. Today, we are proud

to continue our mission as a dynamic entity within the local region, offering

excellent educational opportunities and program partnerships between the College, other educational organizations and local

business and industry.

Please visit www.eastcentral.edu/50 to share your favorite memories during your time at the college. Also, check out the interactive

history timeline and upcoming events.

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