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Get Ready, Here It Comes SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 6P

Benefit Performance

Robert Cray$65 VIP | $55 (A) | $50 (B)

Three-time Grammy Award-winner Robert Cray comes to the MAC for an evening of classic Blues and chart-topping hits. This King of Blues is on tour with the 40th anniversary album release, In My Soul. Inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2011, Cray continues to perform sold-out shows around the world.

“Cray is one of those rare trinities in music: an excellent musician who is also an excellent vocalist who is also an excellent songwriter.” – Village Voice NY

SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 8P

Sinatra Forever: A Tribute to Frank Sinatra Starring Rick Michel$50 VIP | $45 (A) | $40 (B)

The charming Rick Michel, one of Las Vegas’ premier singers, salutes Ol’ Blue Eyes with a 100th birthday tribute performance that channels Sinatra’s distinct vocals and charisma.

“He is the closest thing to Frank Sinatra we have ever heard.” – Variety

SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 7:30P

CALL 630.942.4000 OR VISIT AtTheMAC.org

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MAC Motown: Signed, Sealed, Delivered Featuring: The Motown Experience Pops Concert with New Philharmonic

$125

Kick off the season with a party to celebrate and benefit the programs of the MAC. The evening features cocktails, hors d’oeuvres

and a classic hits concert by the Motown Experience, an all-star lineup of world class vocalists drawn from the ranks of legendary Motown groups, in performance with New Philharmonic. And, honored guest Jim Belushi joins the party for the official dedication of the Belushi Performance Hall.

A portion of each ticket is tax-deductible as permitted by law.

This event is not eligible for the MAC PACK Subscription discount.

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New Philharmonic: Heavenly Bodies of Holst $49 ADULT | $47 SENIOR/YOUTH

Travel to the stars with Gustav Holst’s The Planets accompanied by a series of awe-inspiring short films created by Emmy-nominated astronomer, film director and co-founder of KV265 (Science Through Music Project) Dr. Jose Francisco Salgado. Your extraordinary musical trip to outer space is guided by captain Kirk Muspratt.

Cirque Zuma Zuma$51 VIP | $46 ADULT | $36 YOUTH

Cirque Zuma Zuma is an African-style Cirque show that combines the mysticism and magic of the African continent in an electrifying theatrical cirque. With live music and percussionists, the talented cast performs a non-stop, action-packed show of aerial and pole acts, Egyptian limbo dancers, South African gumboot dancers, Gabonese tumblers and South African contortionists.

SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 7P

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Gaelic Storm$50 VIP | $45 (A) | $40 (B)

As seen in Titanic, the chart-topping, multi-national Celtic rock band is bringing their crowd favorites and concert staples to the MAC! Infusing traditional Celtic music with rock, country and folk, the musicians topped the Billboard World Chart four times and earned a reputation as a hard-touring, genre-bending band.

FRIDAY, OCT. 9, 8P

SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 7:30P

SUNDAY OCT. 4, 3P

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Bee Gees Night Fever$49 VIP | $45 (A) | $40 (B)

With an amazing look and fantastic vocals, this international sensation performs the songs from the early Bee Gees to the disco era and attracts sell-out crowds all over the world.

“Amazing Show” –The New York Times

“Incredible” –LA Times

“Vocally Superb” –Chicago Tribune

In honor of COD Homecoming Weekend, break out your disco wear and join the pre-show party and COD Alumni reception at 7p.

FRIDAY, OCT. 16, 8P

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Ailey II$50 (A) | $45 (B)

The venerable Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater highlights the next generation of great American dance stars through Ailey II featuring “Revelations.” The New York

Times hails, “Expect energy and talent.” Los Angeles Times

raves, “The dancers proved indefatigable, virtuosic and relentlessly sexy.”

SUNDAY, OCT. 18, 3P


Mike Super – Magic & Illusion$55 VIP | $50 (A) | $45 (B)

Winner of NBC’s hit show Phenomenon and a top finalist on America’s Got Talent, the magical mystifier Mike Super brings his jaw-dropping, eyepopping magic and illusion to the astonishment of young and old alike. His appeal has made him one of the most sought after mystifiers in the

world. As a special treat for MAC audiences, Wild Fire Harley-Davidson in Villa Park has challenged Mike Super to try to “steal” a vehicle by making it vanish from their lot and appear on stage! If he is able to do this, everyone in attendance with a valid driver’s license will have a chance to win the vehicle!

SATURDAY, OCT. 24, 7:30P

National Acrobats and Circus of the People’s Republic of China Perform Peking Dreams$51 VIP | $46 ADULT | $36 YOUTH

This legendary troupe has been thrilling audiences of all ages for more than 50 years with their spectacular stunts. Colorfully costumed acrobats and contortionists defy gravity with impressive circus and acrobatic acts such as solo trapeze, aerial silk, feet juggling with umbrellas, unicycles, grand martial arts and many more.

SUNDAY, OCT. 25, 2 & 7P

Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone$65 VIP | $56 (A) | $49 (B)

“Noonatics,” hold on to your hats: Peter Noone leads the pop sensation and original British invasion band, Herman’s Hermits, in an evening that features the band’s Top 40 hits (including “I’m Henry VIII, I Am” and “Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter”) and covers of some of today’s best tunes.

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Erik Larson$45 VIP | $38 ADULT | $36 SENIOR/YOUTH

The Daily Herald Author’s Circle Book Club, College Lecture Series and the MAC join forces to present national-bestselling author Erik Larson of Devil in the White City fame. Larson joins us for a deeper discussion of his most recent book, Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania, a poignant and riveting account of the fateful torpedoing that led to the U.S. entering World War I.

SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 7:30P

TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 7P

SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 2:30 & 7P

The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe$45 (A) | $35 (B) | $25 (C)

This event is not eligible for the MAC Pack Subscription discount.

Based on the best-selling children’s book by C.S. Lewis, this full cast stage production by David Payne Drama is the fantasy story of four children who enter the magical world of Narnia. This spectacle for the whole family features wonderful costumes, a magical set and a full-size Aslan puppet voiced by British actor David Payne. The excitement continues after the show when the cast – still in full costume - meets the audience to sign autographs and provide photo-ops.

New Philharmonic: Baird and Berlioz$49 ADULT | $47 SENIOR/YOUTH

Baird Dodge, principal second violin for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, performs Bruch’s most popular Violin Concerto No. 1, rich with gorgeous melodies. Berlioz’ epic work, Symphonie Fantastique: An Episode in the Life of an Artist in Five Parts, followed by Berlioz’ “Rakoczy March” from La Damnation de Faust bookends this groundbreaking program of suspenseful, imaginative music.

SUNDAY, NOV. 8, 2:30P

SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 3P

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CELEBRATE YOUR HOLIDAYS AT THE MAC


The Second City Dysfunctional Holiday Revue$46 VIP | $36 (A) | $32 (B)

From uneven gift exchanges with your clueless boyfriend to couples therapy with Mary and Joseph, The Second City brings a sprig of holiday mischief to this night of spirited fun. The perfect break from your holiday stress!

Mature language is used in this show.

Kenny Rogers Presents The Toy Shoppe featuring Alan Thicke$75 VIP | $65 (A) | $55 (B)

Author, composer and country music star Kenny Rogers shares his original musical The Toy Shoppe starring TV legend Alan Thicke. With gorgeous ballads, singing toys and a beautiful message of hope and miracles, this is the perfect holiday show. The New York Times branded the show

“a glorious homespun family delight.”

SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 6 & 9P

Colin Mochrie and Brad SherwoodTwo Man Group$75 VIP | $65 (A) | $55 (B)

“Whose Line is it Anyway?” star players Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood perform in a night of hilarity you don’t want to miss. Mochrie and Sherwood, masters of improv and spontaneity, deliver a brilliant comedy showcase driven entirely by the audience. Who knows, you might even find yourself up on stage and part of the show!

SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 7P

A Christmas Carol in Hog Patch Holler!Adapted from the Charles Dickens story, with music and Lyrics by Mark A. Pence

$16 ADULTS | $14 YOUTH

The Big Bad Wolf is acting like a scrooge . . . because he is a Scrooge! Join us for AlphaBet Soup’s zany and colorful retelling of a Dickens classic. All your favorites will be there: Little Red Riding Hood and Granny, Henny Penny, the Three Little Pigs and, of course, Tiny Tim!

SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 11A & 1P

FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 7:30P


New Philharmonic: New Year’s Eve with an International Twist$65 ADULT | $63 SENIOR/YOUTH Complimentary glass of champagne included

Celebrating a milestone 30 years at the MAC in 2016, New Philharmonic welcomes back guest vocalist Emily Birsan, described by the Chicago Tribune as having incomparable “fineness of expression.” Birsan rings in the New Year with her “Je Veux Vivre” from Romeo and Juliet and Puccini’s “Quando m’en vo’” from La Boheme. Traditional Viennese selections include The Blue Danube Waltz, Radetzsky March, polkas, opera arias and scores from iconic cinema.

Gavin Coyle A Celtic ChristmasTickets are $30 and proceeds benefit People’s Resource Center. This event is not eligible for the MAC Pack Subscription discount.

Capture the spirit of the holiday season with award-winning recording artist Gavin Coyle, pianist Paul Burgess and harpist Karen Banaszewski performing holiday favorites at “A Celtic Christmas.” The trio beautifully interprets traditional carols from America and Ireland to put you in the holiday spirit — and you can even sing along! Start a tradition by bringing the entire family to celebrate the season!

SATURDAY, DEC. 19, 2 & 7P

SUNDAY, DEC. 20, 1 & 5P

THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 2, 6 & 10P

FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 8P

Von Heidecke Chicago Festival BalletThe Nutcracker with New Philharmonic Kirk Muspratt, Conductor

$43 ADULT | $32 YOUTH

The gorgeous holiday classic returns for four magical performances featuring accompaniment from New Philharmonic orchestra — a rare opportunity to see this magnificent ballet set to live music. One of our favorite holiday traditions, The Nutcracker delights with a magical full-scale production. Get your tickets early and avoid hearing “SOLD OUT” this year.

Give the Gift of EntertainmentSurprise friends, family, co-workers or clients with a one-of-a-kind gift they will never forget. Gift cards come in a special MAC envelope and allow you to give the gift of entertainment to anyone on your list, all year long. Gift

cards to the MAC may be purchased in any denomination by contacting the Box Office by phone at 630.942.4000.

Sponsored by Terrence J. Taylor and Maureen Sullivan Taylor

Jessica Fellowes$55 VIP | $45 (A) | $35 (B)

The Daily Herald Author’s Circle Book Club, College Lecture Series, and the MAC join forces to present British journalist, New York Times-bestselling author and the niece of “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes, just in time for the premiere of the final season of the hit PBS Series. Fellowes will take you behind the scenes and discuss all things “Abbey.” Includes English treats and book signing in the lobby after the show.

Moscow Festival Ballet Cinderella$55 ADULT | $45 YOUTH

Founded by legendary Bolshoi Ballet principal dancer Sergei Radchenko, Moscow Festival Ballet is steeped in classical Russian technique and grandeur. More than 50 dancers grace the stage in the lavish full-length story ballet Cinderella, one of the most beloved ballets of all time.

SATURDAY, JAN. 23, 7:30P

SUNDAY, JAN. 10, 2 & 7P

JANUARY


New Philharmonic: Cosi fan tutte (Women Are Like That)$55 ADULT | $53 SENIOR/YOUTH

This classic opera will be presented with a reality TV spin.

Mozart’s sparkling orchestration centers on desire and fidelity as two young lovers wager to see whose fiancé will stay faithful in the heat of temptation. This mix of farce, drama, comedy and trickery examines the foibles of love. And stay tuned because the audience chooses one of three endings each performance. Performed in Italian with English supertitles.

Stage Director sponsored by Smith Financial Advisors, Inc.

SUNDAY, JAN. 24, 3P

SUNDAY, JAN. 31, 3P

Exclusive fundraiser luncheon to benefit College Lecture Series. Join Jessica Fellowes at the Waterleaf prior to the show, 10 seats available. Tickets: $150 includes lunch and show ($50 tax deductible).

Hooking Up With The Second City$46 VIP | $36 (A) | $32 (B)

The best date night show in town returns due to popular demand to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Chicago’s favorite comedy group brings this special relationship revue that makes mirth out of missed connections and all the crazy things we do for love. Join the cast for a champagne toast following the show. at 8p

Mature language is used in this show.

Elephant & Piggie’s We Are in a Play$20 ADULT | $14 YOUTH

Get ready for a musical experience ripped from the pages of your favorite Mo Willems books in this vaudevillian romp of a musical commissioned by the Kennedy Center. Elephant Gerald and Piggie sing and dance their way through plenty of pachydermal peril and swiney suspense! Recommended for ages 4 and up.

Fiesta Mexico-Americana!Los Lobos with Ballet Folklorico Mexicano$75 VIP | $66 (A) | $55 (B)

See a unique collaboration between Grammy-Award Winners Los Lobos and dancers from Ballet Folklorico Mexicano. This is a celebration of Mexican American culture through a spectacular display of song, dance, music and film.

SUNDAY, FEB. 21, 7:30P

FEBRUARY


SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 6 & 9P

FRIDAY, FEB. 26, 7:30P

Montana Repertory Theatre All My Sons$45 VIP | $40 (A) | $35 (B)

Montana Rep is one of the most dynamic and respected touring companies in the country. The Rep assembles a team of actors, directors and designers with prestigious credits including Broadway, Off-Broadway, national tours of Broadway shows and major regional theater. Don’t miss this timely Arthur Miller drama, reminding us that as we struggle in the aftermath of war and conflict, it is only compassion and forgiveness that provide the means by which we will heal.

African Footprint$60 VIP | $55 (A) | $50 (B)

As seen on PBS, South Africa’s longest-running musical celebrates its 15th Anniversary with a return to the U.S. This amazing production blends raw energy, spirit and passion into a uniquely global performance that celebrates the rich culture of South Africa. An exhilarating journey through Africa’s history, culture and spirit. Its dancers, singers and drummers create this high-energy production that celebrates the contribution of African music and dance to our culture, from ancient tribal song and dance, step dancing, and tap, to hip hop and more. African Footprint is to South Africa what Riverdance is to Ireland.

SUNDAY, FEB. 28, 5P

SATURDAY, MAR. 5, 7:30P


FEB/MARCH

Ramsey Lewis$65 VIP | $58 (A) | $49 (B)

Ramsey Lewis, the iconic jazz great and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Award winner, brings his 50th Anniversary performance, unforgettable sound and magnetic personality to the MAC. He and his quartet will perform hits off his newest album, Ramsey, Taking Another Look, as well as old school classics with his signature Chicago flair.

JAZZ WEEKEND


Monterey Jazz FestivalFEATURING

Terence Blanchard Ravi Coltrane Gerald Clayton Joe Sanders Justin Brown$65 VIP | $60 (A) | $55 (B)

One powerful show with legendary performers.

“The Monterey Jazz Festival has a reputation for doing things right – 55 years of taking pains to present the best musicians in the best settings. So when the festival assembles an all-star band for a tour, it’s going to be a good one. And when the tour comes to town, you had better pay attention.” – Kansas City Star

FRIDAY, MAR. 11, 7:30P


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Jolere – Images Come to Life$30 ADULT | $28 SENIOR | $15 STUDENT/YOUTH

Jolere is a multi-movement work for modern dance with original music for strings and voice based on evocative visual art. A collaboration by three artists includes award-winning composer and COD Music Professor Lee Kesselman, emerging choreographer Joanna Lees, and fine artist René Romero Schuler. Performed by Alternative Motion Project (AMP) with live musicians featuring soprano Lindsay Kesselman, Jolere consists of a woman’s journey to self-acceptance in a modern society.

WEDNESDAY, APR. 13, 7:30P

SUNDAY, MAR. 20, 3P


MARCH/APRIL

In the Mood$58 VIP | $53 (A) | $48 (B)

Much more than a concert, In the Mood is a fully staged musical revue celebrating America’s greatest generation through the music of Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, The Andrews Sisters, Frank Sinatra and other 1940s Swing-Era icons.


Thodos Dance Chicago: A Light in the DarkThe Story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan$45 (A) | $40 (B)

Melissa Thodos and Broadway’s Ann Reinking (A Chorus Line) bring their newest collaboration to the MAC: The visceral and inspirational “A Light in the Dark, The Story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan,” an intimate one-act story ballet based on The Miracle Worker. Chicago Sun-Times named the premiere one of the top 10 dance events of 2013.


New Philharmonic: Dueling Pianos$49 ADULT | $47 SENIOR/YOUTH

Award-winning pianists Marta Aznavoorian and Winston Choi intertwine their virtuosity on two pianos performing Poulenc’s Concerto for Two Pianos in D minor. This musical dialogue, enhanced by our “piano cam,” practically puts you on stage with the artists. Mahler’s magnificent fourth symphony highlights this four-movement evening, culminating with soprano Pamela Hinchman singing “Das himmlische Leben.”

SATURDAY, MAY 14, 3P

SUNDAY, APR. 17, 3P

SATURDAY, APR. 16, 7:30P

SATURDAY, APR. 23, 6P

Capitol Steps$49 VIP | $44 (A) | $42 (B)

Everyone’s favorite group of ex-Washington staffers-turned-musical-comedy stars are sure to come with timely new material ripped fresh from the headlines of the 2016 Presidential Primary Season.

Salt Creek Ballet presents

Harlequinade: An Italian Fairy Tale$30 adult | $25 senior | $20 student

This event is not eligible for the MAC Pack Subscription discount.

A delightful gem of a ballet in the commedia dell’arte style, Harlequinade tells the story of love, loss and redemption through the antics of a colorful cast of characters. Enjoy the fun as Columbine’s father repeatedly attempts to deflect Harlequin’s attentions and marry off his daughter to a rich, old suitor. The program also includes World Premieres by Sergey Kozadayev and Eddy Ocampo.

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1P

APRIL/MAY


“An impressive and thoroughly entertaining company.” —Chicago Tribune

Close to You, Music of the Carpenters$45 VIP TABLE | $39 THEATER SEATING

The Carpenters captured the hearts of a generation with their chart-topping love songs. Close to You brings these classics to Club MAC with spot-on renditions performed by Lisa Rock and her six-piece band.

“If you close your eyes, you can see Karen Carpenter’s face.” – Around the Town Chicago

SATURDAY, MAR. 19, 8P FRIDAY, MAR. 18, 8P

Hot Club of San Francisco$48 VIP TABLE | $45 THEATER SEATING

If you liked 2015’s Swing Gitan, you’ll LOVE Hot Club of San Francisco! The

San Francisco Chronicle raves “...one of the most cohesive and entertaining Gypsy Swing bands in the United States.”


SATURDAY, APR. 2, 8P FRIDAY, APR. 1, 8P

Bible Bingo$45 VIP TABLE | $38 THEATER SEATING

From the creator of Late Night Catechism comes a comedy about the Catholic culture of fundraising and bingo. The parish needs money and the Archdiocese has a new bingo department. Bring the two together and you have a night of bible trivia, audience interaction, improvised moments and the funniest quiz about the Holy Family you’ve ever seen.

“A fresh new twist on bingo… the show is filled with Catholic humor.” - Newcity Chicago

SUNDAY, MAY 8, 3P SATURDAY, MAY 7, 8P

SATURDAY, FEB. 27, 8P FRIDAY, FEB. 26, 8P

Turtle Island Quartet$48 VIP TABLE | $45 THEATER SEATING

The Grammy Award-winning Turtle Island Quartet has been described

by Yo-Yo Ma as “a unified voice that truly breaks new ground – authentic and passionate – a reflection of some of the most creative music-making today.” The group brings its signature groove-based rhythmic techniques to the MAC, including a brand-new work by co-founder and violinist David Balakrishnan.


The McAninch Arts Center’s Playhouse is transformed into our very own cabaret. A glass of wine, an intimate setting, great artists … it’s all right here at Club MAC.

Join us this summer for free outdoor entertainment under the stars! Arrive early, bring blankets, lawn chairs and a picnic and enjoy the variety of concerts and movies we have scheduled for our free summertime series. Candy, popcorn, ice cream, soft drinks, beer and wine will be available for sale at all concerts and movies, and Copper Oven Pizzas, hot dogs, hamburgers and more will be available for sale at concerts. Please visit AtTheMAC.org for complete menu and schedule. All concerts and movies take place rain or shine and will be moved into the Belushi Performance Hall due to weather.

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Copper Oven PizzaWeber GrillHeavenly Hot DogsBud/Bud LightShock Top Lemon Shandy

Handicap accessible parking is available in front of the MAC and to the lot directly west of the MAC. Additional parking is available north of the football field, accessed by College Rd on south entrance of campus. Outside alcohol, large coolers and kegs are not permitted on to the property.

Call (630) 942-2220 today to make your reservation!16

SchoolStage

A celebration of classic stories, Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia returns with the adaptations of two stories by Margaret Wise Brown. Goodnight Moon is a celebration of familiar nighttime rituals, while The Runaway Bunny’s pretend tale of leaving home evokes reassuring responses from his loving mother. Both stories offer innovative puppetry, dream-like imagery, striking scenic effects and original music.

Making science fun and exciting, students will discover how magicians use science to create the impossible and how to think “outside the box.” Illusionist Bill Blagg takes students on a rare “behind the scenes” journey using the Scientific Method to levitate a teacher as well as show how the science of reflection can make homework disappear! Bill melts through a solid sheet of steel while explaining atoms and molecules and presents an incredible display of the water cycle by making it snow from his bare hands!

Sophie is snatched from her orphanage by the 15’ tall vegetarian BFG (Big Friendly Giant) and taken to an enchanted land. Fearing the worst, she soon realizes the BFG isn’t a monster but gives magical dreams to children. Together their quest for dreams is under attack by wicked giants who want to eat “human beans,” especially children! This epic adventure from the famous children’s author, Roald Dahl, is complete with jumbled words and large on laughs, showing that heroes can come in all sizes.

THURSDAY, FEB. 11 9:45 & 11:30A

Grades: Pre-K – 2nd

Curriculum Connections: Literature, Reading and Fine Arts

FRIDAY, NOV. 20 9:45 & 11:30A

Grades: 4th – 8th

Curriculum Connections: Science

From the book by Roald Dahl

Produced by Dallas Children’s Theater

MONDAY, NOV. 16 9:45 & 11:30A

Grades: 2nd – 6th

Curriculum Connections: Language Arts, Math, Performing and Visual Arts

The Science of Magic

The BFG (Big Friendly Giant)

Enhance your students’ classroom learning with SchoolStage, the MAC’s educational performance series for kids Pre-K through 12th grade.

Mermaid Theatre of Nova ScotiaGoodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny

SchoolStage

17Call (630) 942-2220 today to make your reservation!

Based on The Miracle Worker, Thodos Dance Chicago tells the inspirational story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan through contemporary dance to bring awareness of those living with disabilities. This one-act story ballet tells about the extraordinary Helen Keller who was deaf and blind, yet went on to become a world-famous writer and political activist. The inspiration for Helen is her teacher Anne Sullivan, who led Helen into a world of education, activism and intellectual celebrity.

As seen on PBS, this musical celebrates the rich culture of South Africa blending the raw energy, spirit and passion into a global performance. Journey through Africa’s history, culture and spirit. Dancers, singers and drummers create this high-energy production that celebrates the contribution of African music and dance to our culture, from ancient tribal song and dance, step dancing and tap to hip hop and more.

Best friends and opposites Elephant Gerald and Piggie find themselves on a musical adventure in this adaptation of Mo Willems’ award-winning Elephant & Piggie books. Featuring the nutty back-up singers The Squirrelles, this vaudevillian romp has singing and dancing to fundamental questions such as: What do you wear to a fancy pool costume party? Should you share your ice cream? How can two friends play with one toy? Ripped from the pages of your favorite books, the audience gets involved in all the action.

FRIDAY, MAR. 18 11A

TICKETS: $14

Grades: 3rd – 12th

Curriculum Connections: Social Science, Social/Emotional Learning and Fine Arts

MONDAY, FEB. 29 11A

TICKETS: $14

Grades: 3rd – 12th

Curriculum Connections: Literature/Reading, Drama, Music

FRIDAY, FEB. 26 9:45 & 11:30A

Grades: Pre-K – 2nd

Curriculum Connections: Literature, Reading and Fine Arts

A Light in the Dark: The Story of Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan

African Footprint

Elephant and Piggie “We Are in a Play”

Tickets just $8, unless noted, performances 60 minutes in length. Call (630) 942-2220 today to make your reservation! One free ticket for every 20 purchased.


GLOBAL FLICKS

COLLEGE DANCE

Free Global Flicks

Films shown

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Playhouse

Theatre

FEBRUARY 3 Ecotopia (2011) Turkey - Musical Comedy

FEBRUARY 17 A Coffee in Berlin (2012) Germany – Comedy

MARCH 2 Red Army (2014) US/Russia – Documentary

FEBRUARY 10 Life, Above All (2010) South Africa – Drama

FEBRUARY 24 The Lunchbox (2010) India – Drama/Romance

MARCH 9 Violeta went to Heaven (2011) Chile – Biography

DANCE AUDITIONSAll auditions take place in PE Room 145

FALL

Student Choreography Auditions: Tuesday, Sept. 1, 7:30p

Dancer Auditions: Tuesday, Sept. 8, 7:30p

SPRING

Student Choreography Auditions: Tuesday, Feb. 2, 7:30p

Dancer Auditions: Tuesday, Feb. 9, 7:30p

FALL DANCE FUSIONFriday, Nov. 6, 7:30pShowcasing dance works by COD students and dance faculty.

SPRING DANCE CONCERTFriday, April 22, 7:30pFeatures choreography by dance faculty and selected student choreographers.

The college’s dance program presents a performance each

semester showcasing the work of imaginative student

choreographers, faculty and guest choreographers.

All performances are $10 adult/senior | $5 student

For more information, contact Donna Douglas

[email protected] or Jon Sloven [email protected]

Films shown in original language with English subtitles.


Chamber OrchestraAlison Gaines, directorTuesday, Dec. 8, 7:30pTuesday, May 3, 7:30p

Chamber Singers and Concert ChoirLee R. Kesselman, directorThursday, Dec. 10, 7:30pThursday, April 28, 7:30p

DuPage ChoraleLee R. Kesselman, directorSunday, Dec. 6, 7:30pSunday, May 1, 7:30p $16 ADULT | $14 SENIOR | $6 STUDENT

DuPage Community Concert BandTerry Redford, directorMonday, Oct. 12, 7:30pMonday, Dec. 7, 7:30pMonday, March 14, 7:30pTuesday, April 26, 7:30p

Guitar EnsembleStephen Ramsdell, directorThursday, Dec. 10, 2pThursday, May 5, 2p FREE, PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

DuPage Community Jazz EnsembleTom Tallman, directorSunday, Nov. 1, 3p - DANCESunday, Nov. 22, 3pSunday, March 13, 3pFriday, May 13, 8p NORMANDY BANQUET HALL

Small Group Jazz EnsembleTom Tallman, directorTuesday, Dec. 8, noon FREE, PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

Thursday, Dec. 10, noon FREE, PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

Friday, May 6, 7:30p STUDENT JAZZ SHOWCASE

Percussion EnsembleBen Wahlund, directorWednesday, Dec. 9, 7:30pWednesday, April 27, 7:30p

Faculty RecitalThursday, Oct. 8, 7:30p PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

Thursday, March 10, 7:30p PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

Student Ensemble ConcertThursday, Oct. 15, 7:30pThursday, March 17, 7:30p

Music Department ConcertsAll performances are held in the Belushi Performance Hall and have $6 admission tickets, unless otherwise noted.

Private and Group LessonsApplied lessons are available in voice, piano, organ, guitar and

most band and orchestral instruments. For more information,

contact Pam Eiten, applied music coordinator, 630.942.2391 or

[email protected].

COLLEGE MUSIC

COLLEGE MUSICThe Music Department at College of DuPage boasts a variety of music ensembles

and offers private lessons in voice and on any instrument, or group lessons in voice

and piano, as well as courses in digital recording and editing, music theory and

history. Find a musical community and experience the joy of performing in one of

the COD’s many ensembles. Musicians of all ages are welcome. Select ensembles

require audition to join and/or for placement. To start making music with us, contact

the director or for any general questions, call 630.942.2048.

Connie Canaday Howard, DirectorAmelia Barrett, Theater ProfessorOffering an Associate in Arts degree, the College Theater department offers a

variety of courses including Acting, Acting for the Camera, Audition, Combat, Dance

Theater, Directing, Improvisation, Improvisation for Case Studies, Stagecraft, Stage

Management, Stage Movement, Stage Make-up, Technical Production, Theater

Appreciation and Voice-over Acting. For more information, contact Connie Canaday

Howard at [email protected] or 630.942.2137.


COLLEGE THEATER

TICKETS

$14 ADULT | $12 SENIOR & STUDENT

SHOWTIMES

Thursday, Friday & Saturday

at 8p. Sunday at 3p.

THEATER AUDITIONS

Auditions take place in the

MAC Studio Theatre and begin

at the time listed, but end

when all have been seen.

FALL SEMESTER AUDITIONS

Thursday, Aug. 27, 7-10p

Friday, Aug. 28, 3-6p

Saturday, Aug. 29, noon-3p

(callbacks, if necessary)

SPRING SEMESTER AUDITIONS

Friday, Jan. 15, 7-10p

Saturday, Jan. 16, 12-3p

Sunday, Jan. 17, noon-3p

(callbacks, if necessary)

Carmilla

The ManWho Cameto Dinner

Julius Caesar

College Theater PerformancesPerformances are reserved seating in the Playhouse Theatre and general admission in the Studio Theatre.

CarmillaJ. Sheridan LeFanu’s Vampire Drama adapted by Aly Renee AmideiDirected by Amelia Barrett

OCTOBER 8 – 25 STUDIO THEATRE

RumorsComedy by Neil SimonDirected by Connie Canaday Howard

APRIL 21 – MAY 1 PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

The Man Who Came to DinnerComedy by Moss Hart and George S. KaufmanDirected by Doug Long

NOVEMBER 12 – 22 PLAYHOUSE THEATRE

Julius CaesarHistory play by William ShakespeareDirected by Carl Lindberg

MARCH 3 – 20 STUDIO THEATRE

CONTEMPORARY ART


2015-16 SEASON

SEPTEMBER 3 — OCTOBER 10

Past Time: American Self-Taught Artists and the Quilts of Gee’s Bend

OCTOBER 18 — NOVEMBER 21

Zoe Nelson: Painting through Absence

DECEMBER 3 — JANUARY 23

Studio Art Faculty Exhibit

FEBRUARY 4 — MARCH 19

Claire Ashley: Mutant Genes – poprockhotspot/roppockshotpot

APRIL 7 — MAY 21

Annual Juried Student Art Exhibit

JUNE 23 — AUGUST 20

COD’s First Regional Art Exhibition

GALLERY HOURS:

Monday – Thursday, 11a–3p

Thursday, 6–8p

Saturday, 11a–3p

Open one hour prior

to Belushi Performance

Hall events and during

intermissions.

For more information,

call 630.942.2321.

Like us at Facebook.com/clevecarneyartgallery.

The Cleve Carney Art Gallery offers year-round visual art exhibits

showcasing innovative art by regional, national and international

artists. The gallery is funded by beloved College of DuPage

benefactor and friend of the MAC Cleve Carney (1939-2013).

Our aspiration is to be one of the best centers of contemporary

art in the Chicago area and to encourage the growth and

understanding of contemporary art through exhibitions and

educational programming that cultivate a variety of perspectives.

Clockwise from top: Claire Ashley, Aurora Borealis (performance); Howard Finster, Coca Cola; Zoe Nelson, Three Holes (front and back)


RENTALS

Business or personal, large or small, we have a

venue that is right for you, including three theaters,

meeting rooms, the art gallery, an outdoor

pavilion and more. We offer a range of reinvented

distinctive spaces and impressive venue options.

Bring along your own vendors or choose from our

list of preferred partners. Formal and elegant or

laid-back and relaxed, you’ll entertain in style and

treat your guests to an incredible experience when

you choose the MAC.

To learn more, email Melissa Mercado [email protected] or call 630.942.3008.

Give Your Event the Spotlight

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE SPACE

GROUP SALES


BUSGROUPS

FREEPARKING

World class cultural experiences are meant to be shared. With a group of 10 or more, your friends, family, co-workers or clients can enjoy savings up to 20%!

GROUPS of 10–29

10% OFF!GROUPS of 30–49

15% OFF!GROUPS of 50+

20% OFF!

We offer a variety of customized entertainment packages

to help create a memorable and unique experience.

Along with reduced ticket prices, we can help plan

and execute additional private events around the

performance you attend, such as pre- or post-show

receptions, cocktail hours, full banquet catering, meet-

and-greets with the artists, backstage tours, or lectures

and Q&A sessions.

Let us help create a package for your group. Call our friendly, professional and knowledgeable sales team today at 630.942.3026 or email Melissa Mercado, [email protected].

Save with a Group of 10 or More!

THE MORE THE MERRIER AT THE MACWelcome

The Inn at Water’s Edge offers

overnight stay accommodations

right around the corner from

the cultural epicenter of DuPage

county. Call 630.942.6888

to book your stay.


PLAN YOUR VISIT

This season, the MAC is thrilled to

be partnering with neighborhood

restaurants in the Glen Ellyn area.

For your pre-show meals and

post-show bites, the following

restaurants will provide MAC

patrons with exclusive discounts

and offers. All ticket orders to the

MAC include coupons for our

partners, and a few lucky patrons

might win gift certificates to

these community staples!

The MAC is located on the College of DuPage campus,

just west of Park Boulevard in Glen Ellyn. Take 355,

exit Roosevelt Rd./Rt. 38 West. Drive 1.2 miles,

turn left on Park Blvd, and turn right on Fawell Blvd.

ACCESSIBILITY The MAC strives to make its performances and facilities

accessible to all our patrons. Accessible accommodations

include seating, parking, assistive listening devices,

entrances, restrooms and more. For more information,

please call the Box Office at 630.942.4000.

MAC DINING PARTNERS

DIRECTIONS

WHILE AT THE MAC

CONTACT US

Director, Diana Martinez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Marketing & Fundraising Coordinator, Roland Raffel . [email protected]

Education & Outreach, Janey Sarther . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

House Manager, Jessica Shelvik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Box Office Manager, Julie Elges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Production & Rentals Manager, Joe Hopper . . . . . . [email protected]

Patron Service Manager, Tom Murray . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

Development & Sponsorship, Janie Oldfield . . . . . . [email protected]

Group Sales & Rental Coordinator, Melissa Mercado [email protected]

Press Contact, Ann Fink, Carol Fox & Associates . . . [email protected]

FREE PARKING

McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage425 Fawell BlvdGlen Ellyn, IL 60137

DONATE


KEEP THE ARTS FLOURISHING!Every performance, program and cultural experience begins

with you. When you provide a gift to the MAC, you help:

• Bring nationally and internationally renowned artists to our community

• Give local artists and students a place to express their talents

• Support our SchoolStage program, assuring affordable arts experiences to thousands of school children every year

• Allow students and community members the opportunity to interact with artists, expanding cultural experiences and knowledge of the arts for all of us

• Enhance the quality of life in our community

VOLUNTEER AT THE MACMAC volunteers make a difference, and you can too! As a

MAC volunteer, you may be involved with front of house

services, ushering, coat check clerking, merchandise sales,

specialty booths/sales and more. Join our family as a vol-

unteer today. Call Jessica Shelvik at 630.942.3705 or email

[email protected].

As a Friend, you support the MAC’s mission while enjoying these benefits:

Friend$50 to $249

• Purchase single tickets before they go on sale to the general public

• Advance notice of coming attractions

• Tax-deduction

• Invitation to special season preview reception

• Annual recognition in lobby on electronic donor wall

Performer$250 to $499All of the above, plus:

• Meet-and-greet with the artist of your choice (based on availability)

• Name recognition in MAC playbill

Ambassador$500 to $999All of the above, plus:

• Annual recognition in lobby on donor wall and on COD Foundation donor wall

Director Circle$1,000-$2,499All of the above, plus:

• Annual dinner with director

Encore Circle$2,500 and upAll of the above, plus:

• Invitation to a COD Foundation special event

Your tax-deductible donation

sustains our programs and helps

to keep ticket prices affordable.

Support the MAC. Call the

College of DuPage Foundation

at 630.942.2466 today.

FriendOF THE MAC

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Box Office HoursNOTE NEW HOURS

Open five days a week

for assistance, as well

as 2 hours prior

to a performance.

Doors open 30 minutes before show time.

MON: Closed

TUE-FRI: 12p to 6p

SAT: 12p to 6p

SUN: Open 2 hours prior to show time.

McAninch Arts Center Box Office

425 Fawell Blvd.

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599

Call Fax630.942.4000

the Box Office

MailVisitthe Order Form

630.942.3002

Order Your Season Tickets Now and Reserve Your Seats Before Single Tickets Go On Sale August 15.

New Philharmonic’s 2015-2016 Season is made possible in part with support by Brookdale Glen Ellyn, The DuPage Foundation, Smith Financial Advisors, Terrence J. Taylor & Maureen Sullivan Taylor, WDCB 90.9 FM and the College of DuPage Foundation.

FOUR WAYS TO ORDER

Thank you to our sponsors:

SECTION A

WRITE NUMBER OF TICKETS IN EACH PRICE CATEGORY

9/19 8p Robert Cray ___$65 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 ___$50 ___$48 ___$48 _______

9/26 7:30p Sinatra Forever ___$50 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$40 ___$38 ___$38 _______

10/3 7:30p New Phil - Holst: The Planets n.a. ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

10/4 3p New Phil - Holst: The Planets n.a. ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

10/9 8p Gaelic Storm ___$50 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$40 ___$38 ___$38 _______

10/10 7p Cirque Zuma Zuma ___$51 ___$46 ___$44 ___$36 ___$46 ___$44 ___$36 _______

10/16 8p Night Fever ___$49 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$40 ___$38 ___$38 _______

10/18 3p Ailey II n.a. ___$50 ___$48 ___$48 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 _______

10/23 7:30p Herman’s Hermits ___$65 ___$56 ___$54 ___$54 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

10/24 7:30p Mike Super ___$55 ___$50 ___$48 ___$48 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 _______

10/25 2p National Acrobats of China ___$51 ___$46 ___$44 ___$36 ___$46 ___$44 ___$36 _______

10/25 7p National Acrobats of China ___$51 ___$46 ___$44 ___$36 ___$46 ___$44 ___$36 _______

11/10 7p Erik Larson ___$45 ___$38 ___$36 ___$36 ___$38 ___$36 ___$36 _______

11/14 7:30p New Phil - Baird and Berlioz n.a. ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

11/15 3p New Phil - Baird and Berlioz n.a. ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

12/4 7:30p The Toy Shoppe ___$75 ___$65 ___$63 ___$63 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 _______

12/5 6p Second City Holiday ___$46 ___$36 ___$34 ___$34 ___$32 ___$30 ___$30 _______

12/5 9p Second City Holiday ___$46 ___$36 ___$34 ___$34 ___$32 ___$30 ___$30 _______

12/12 11a Christmas Carol Hog Patch ___$16 ___$16 ___$14 ___$14 ___$16 ___$14 ___$14 _______

___$14(Y)

12/12 1p Christmas Carol Hog Patch ___$16 ___$16 ___$14 ___$14 ___$16 ___$14 ___$14 _______

___$14(Y)

12/12 7p Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood ___$75 ___$65 ___$63 ___$63 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 _______

12/19 2p Nutcracker n.a. ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 _______

12/19 7p Nutcracker n.a. ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 _______

12/20 1p Nutcracker n.a. ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 _______

12/20 5p Nutcracker n.a. ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 ___$43 ___$41 ___$32 _______

12/31 2p New Phil - Viennese New Year n.a. ___$65 ___$63 ___$63 ___$65 ___$63 ___$63 _______



1/10 2p Moscow Festival Ballet: Cinderella n.a. ___$55 ___$53 ___$45 ___$55 ___$53 ___$45 _______

1/10 7p Moscow Festival Ballet: Cinderella n.a. ___$55 ___$53 ___$45 ___$55 ___$53 ___$45 _______

1/23 7:30p New Phil - Cosi fan tutte n.a. ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 _______

1/24 3p New Phil - Cosi fan tutte n.a. ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 _______

1/31 3p Jessica Fellowes Lecture ___$55 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$35 ___$33 ___$33 _______

1/31 TBD Jessica Fellowes Lunch & Lecture ___$150 ___$150 ___$150 ___$150 ___$150 ___$150 ___$150 _______

2/13 6p Second City Valentine’s ___$46 ___$36 ___$34 ___$34 ___$32 ___$30 ___$30 _______

2/13 9p Second City Valentine’s ___$46 ___$36 ___$34 ___$34 ___$32 ___$30 ___$30 _______

2/21 7:30p Los Lobos w/ Ballet Folklorico ___$75 ___$66 ___$64 ___$64 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 _______

2/26 7:30p Elephant and Piggie ___$20 ___$20 ___$14 ___$14 ___$20 ___$14 ___$14 _______

___$14(Y)

2/26 8p CLUB MAC Turtle Island ___$48 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 _______

2/27 8p CLUB MAC Turtle Island ___$48 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 _______

2/28 5p African Footprint ___$60 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 ___$50 ___$48 ___$48 _______

3/5 7:30p All My Sons ___$45 ___$40 ___$38 ___$38 ___$35 ___$33 ___$33 _______

VIP Tables Sit right in front of the stage! Section A First 10 rows, balcony 1st row & boxesSection B Last 5 rows, balcony last 4 rows

Youth (Y) under 18 Senior age 60+

SECTION BVIP

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TOURING PERFORMANCES Pick Three or More Today and Save with a MAC Pack.

DATE TIME PERFORMANCE ADULT SENIOR YOUTH ADULT SENIOR YOUTH TOTAL

DATE TIME PERFORMANCE ADULT SENIOR YOUTH ADULT SENIOR YOUTH TOTAL

SECTION A


3/11 7:30p Monterey Jazz Festival ___$65 ___$60 ___$58 ___$58 ___$55 ___$53 ___$53 _______

3/12 7:30p Ramsey Lewis ___$65 ___$58 ___$56 ___$56 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

3/18 8p CLUB MAC Close to You ___$45 ___$39 ___$37 ___$37 ___$39 ___$37 ___$37 _______

3/19 8p CLUB MAC Close to You ___$45 ___$39 ___$37 ___$37 ___$39 ___$37 ___$37 _______

3/19 7:30p Thodos: Helen Keller n.a. ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$40 ___$38 ___$38 _______

3/20 3p In the Mood ___$58 ___$53 ___$51 ___$51 ___$48 ___$46 ___$46 _______

4/1 8p CLUB MAC Hot Club of San Francisco ___$48 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 _______

4/2 8p CLUB MAC Hot Club of San Francisco ___$48 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 ___$45 ___$43 ___$43 _______

4/13 7:30p Jolere n.a. ___$30 ___$28 ___$15 ___$30 ___$28 ___$15 _______

4/16 7:30p New Phil - Dueling Pianos n.a. ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

4/17 3p New Phil - Dueling Pianos n.a. ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 ___$49 ___$47 ___$47 _______

4/23 6p Capitol Steps ___$49 ___$44 ___$42 ___$42 ___$42 ___$40 ___$40 _______

5/7 8p CLUB MAC Bible Bingo ___$45 ___$38 ___$36 ___$36 ___$38 ___$36 ___$36 _______

5/8 3p CLUB MAC Bible Bingo ___$45 ___$38 ___$36 ___$36 ___$38 ___$36 ___$36 _______

VIP Tables Sit right in front of the stage! Section A First 10 rows, balcony 1st row & boxesSection B Last 5 rows, balcony last 4 rows

Youth under 18 Senior age 60+

SECTION BVIP

3–4 SHOWS 10% DISCOUNT TICKET TOTAL $ _______

5–7 SHOWS 15% DISCOUNT SUBTRACT MAC PACK DISCOUNT $ _______

8+ SHOWS 20% DISCOUNT ADD $1 PER TICKET FEE (max $25) $ _______

SUBTOTAL $ _______

TOURING PERFORMANCE SUBTOTAL

TOTAL

DATE TIME PERFORMANCE ADULT SENIOR STUDENT

DATE TIME PERFORMANCE SEC. A SEC. B SEC. C


COLLEGE & COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES Not eligible for MAC PACK discounts.

Senior Discount age 60+ Student Discount Youth under 18 and college students with I.D.

11/7 2:30p Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe ___$45 ___$35 ___$25

11/7 7p Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe ___$45 ___$35 ___$25

11/8 2:30p Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe ___$45 ___$35 ___$25

12/18 8p Gavin Coyle ___$30 ___$30 ___$30

5/14 3p Salt Creek Ballet ___$30 ___$25 ___$20

5/15 1p Salt Creek Ballet ___$30 ___$25 ___$20

9/12 6p MAC Motown Benefit ___$125 ___$125 ___$125

10/8 10/9 10/10 8p Carmilla ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

10/11 10/18 10/25 3p Carmilla ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

10/15 10/16 10/17 8p Carmilla ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

10/22 10/23 10/24 8p Carmilla ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

11/12 11/13 11/14 8p The Man Who Came to Dinner ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

11/15 11/22 3p The Man Who Came to Dinner ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

11/19 11/20 11/21 8p The Man Who Came to Dinner ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

3/3 3/4 3/5 8p Julius Caesar ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

3/6 3/13 3/20 3p Julius Caesar ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

3/10 3/11 3/12 8p Julius Caesar ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

3/17 3/18 3/19 8p Julius Caesar ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

4/21 4/22 4/23 8p Rumors ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

4/24 5/1 3p Rumors ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

4/28 4/29 4/30 8p Rumors ___$14 ___$12 ___$12

Benefit

Community

College Theater CIRCLE DATE

TOURING PERFORMANCES Pick Three or More Today and Save with a MAC Pack.

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TOTAL DATE TIME PERFORMANCE ADULT SENIOR STUDENT


COLLEGE & COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES Not eligible for MAC PACK discounts.

Senior Discount age 60+ Student Discount Youth under 18 and college students with I.D.

College Dance

College Music

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11/6 7:30p Dance Fusion ___$10 ___$10 ___$5

4/22 7:30p Spring Concert ___$10 ___$10 ___$5

10/8 7:30p Faculty Recital ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

10/12 7:30p DuPage Community Band ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

10/15 7:30p Student Ensemble Concert ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

11/1 3p DuPage Community Jazz ___$6 ___$6 ___$6


12/6 7:30p DuPage Chorale ___$16 ___$14 ___$6


12/8 7:30p Chamber Orchestra ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

12/9 7:30p Percussion Ensemble ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

12/10 7:30p Chamber Sing/Concert Choir ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

3/10 7:30p Faculty Recital ___$6 ___$6 ___$6



3/17 7:30p Student Ensemble Concert ___$6 ___$6 ___$6


4/27 7:30p Percussion Ensemble ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

4/28 7:30p Chamber Sing/Concert Choir ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

5/1 7:30p DuPage Chorale ___$16 ___$14 ___$6

5/3 7:30p Chamber Orchestra ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

5/6 7:30p Student Jazz Showcase ___$6 ___$6 ___$6

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COMBINED SUBTOTALS $__________ ADD TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION $__________ GRAND TOTAL $_________

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STREET ADDRESS

CITY / STATE / ZIP

PHONE NUMBER

EMAIL ADDRESS

ACCOUNT # / EXP DATE / SECURITY CODE

Payments (check one) American Express Discover MasterCard Visa CheckMake Checks payable to McAninch Arts Center

MAC Box Office425 Fawell Blvd.Glen Ellyn, IL 60137

630.942.4000630.942.3002

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