THEATERAll full productions in the 2017-2018 season run Fridays-Saturdays at 7:30p.m. and Saturdays-Sundays at 2p.m.

Whispering Bones

An Evening of Spooky StorytellingOctober 27 at 7:30 pm$20 Adults/$10 Students Ages 6-22Our annual fundraiser and evening of spooky stories returns just in time for Halloween. You’ll be sure to get a kick out of these bizarre, sometimes scary, and hilarious stories told by our company of storytellers.

A New Version of this Tony Award-winning Musical Comedy!A Family Friendly Musical Murder Mystery!

The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Book, music, and lyrics by Rupert HolmesBased on the unfinished novel by Charles DickensDirected by David SniderNovember 17-December 3A part of Christmas in Cambridge!Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSaturdays and Sundays at 2 pmSpecial Matinees: Tuesday, November 21 at 10 am and Friday, December 1 at 10 am $30 Adults/$15 Students Ages 6-22Opening Night Dinner* and Performance: Saturday, November 18 at 6 pm This wildly funny show won the Tony Award for Best Musical and has some of the most gorgeous music and lyrics heard on stage in decades. Based on Dickens’ last, unfinished novel and murder mystery, Hubbard Hall will be the second theater ever to produce this new version, adapted by creator Rupert Holmes, into a lightning quick and hilarious 90 minute version. The show stops just before the murderer is revealed – and so you, the audience, choose who done it! The results are different at every performance – and just like the fun with The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee, you’re a part of the show! Rupert Holmes is slated to join us for this production, adapting the script to be set at our own Hubbard Hall. Join us for the fun!

The TarnaTion of russell Colvin

Written and performed by Oliver Wadsworth. Directed by Kirk Jackson. A one-man tour de force about a local, real-life murder mystery.January 19-28, 2018Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSundays at 2 pm$30 Adults/$15 Students Ages 6-22Opening Night Dinner* and Performance: Friday, January 19 at 6 pmFrom the team that brought you The Book Club Play comes an original murder mystery based on a true story in nearby Manchester, VT. In 1812 Russell Colvin was murdered. His ghost haunted Manchester, VT, until the murderers were brought to justice. Playing more than a dozen roles in this extraordinary piece of theater, Oliver Wadsworth takes us on an adventure both local and cosmic, as we follow his pursuit of the truth – to find who murdered poor Russell Colvin – and why.

The Velocity of AUTUMN

Starring Christine Decker & Oliver WadsworthWritten by Eric Coble Directed by David SniderA hilarious, heartfelt Broadway comedy about what happens when life becomes too hard to handle. February 23-March 11, 2018PWYW Preview: Saturday, February 24 at 2:00 pmFridays and Saturdays at 7:30 pmSaturdays and Sundays at 2 pm$30 Adults/$15 Students Ages 6-22Opening Night Dinner* and Performance: Saturday, February 24 at 6 pmAlexandra, a retired painter, has been told she must move out of her house and into a retirement home. As the play begins, we find her at home in her Brooklyn brownstone, surrounded by Molatov cocktails, ready to ignite them and go out in a blaze of glory rather than be taken from her home. Just as she’s about to light the place up, her estranged son Chris climbs into the second-story window: “Hi, mom.” So begins a hilarious and harrowing comedy that explores the roadblocks we all experience in life and asks the eternal question “who will remember us once we’re gone?”

Cambridge Central School Drama Club Musical

Another Broadway-smash musical, produced with our resident youth drama club.March 16-25, 2018Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00 pmSundays at 2 pm$10 Adults/$5 Students Ages 6-22From the young artists who brought you The Fiddler on the Roof last spring comes another Broadway hit that’s sure to put a spring in your step. Final title will be determined by late fall.*Note: Opening Night Dinners are an additional $30 per attendee and require a reservation to secure seating at these special events.

MUSICDaniel Shulman presents

Stravinsky’s Story of a SoldierSeptember 23 at 7 pm$25 General Admission/$15 StudentThis performance combines chamber music, dance, and spoken word to tell the tale of a soldier making a deal with the devil and becoming a victim of his own greed. Featuring Daniel Shulman, Kaori Washiyama, and Siri Alison.

The Roadside Blues BandSeptember 30 at 7pm$25 General Admission/$15 StudentFrom the group that has brought you joy and helped you warm up from winter’s chill during our Blues & Brews Fundraiser each year, The Roadside Blues Band is BACK with an all new fall concert! Featuring the dynamic vocals of Bill Lanchantin and soulful strains & rhythms from Mitch Throop, Michael Krauss, and Peter Maine, this special concert performance will surely have you movin’ and groovin’! Make sure to come back to hear them in February at our ever-popular Blues & Brews Fundraiser where you can enjoy chili, jambalaya, and local brews while dancing the night away!

Music from Salem ConcertOctober 15 at 4pm$25 Suggested DonationMusic from Salem brings together musicians of international reputation to prepare and perform chamber music in the peace and beauty of rural Washington County, New York, and environs. Chamber music is classical music written for a small group of performers, and includes a range of styles, from the 18th century to today.

CCS Drama Club &Hubbard Hall

Youth Chorale’s Fall CabaretOctober 20 & 21 at 7pm$10 General Admission/$5 StudentThe Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale and CCS Drama Club come together once again for an evening of choral harmony, fully staged group numbers, and plenty of solos and duets.

The McKrell BrothersNovember 4 at 7 pm$25 General Admission/$15 StudentSinger/Songwriter Kevin McKrell has toured extensively in both the US and Ireland with his unique Celtic bluegrass sound. An Irish and Folk Festival top-pick, we are thrilled to have him and his band here with us at Hubbard Hall. Make sure to check out their Christmas Show as well!

The McKrell Brothers Christmas Show

December 10 at 4 pm$25 General Admission/$15 StudentKevin McKrell and his brother return to Hubbard Hall for a charming Christmas Show; a perfect blend of storytelling and music that is amusing, sentimental, and full of Holiday Cheer! Featuring his popular Celtic and bluegrass song-style, this Holiday Treat is not to be missed!

A Bob Warren CabaretFebruary 10, 2018 at 7 pm$25 General Admission$15 StudentBased on the enthusiastic response to last year’s show Songs & Singers 2, Bob Warren and special guests are back! This year’s show offers an entirely new line up of songs that will warm your heart

Youth Chorale Spring Sing 2018

May 11-12, 2018 at 7 pmTickets: $10 General Admission/$5 StudentsCome hear a carefully curated selection of choral classics and 4-part harmonic mixes of modern Broadway hits! Enjoy the incredible talent from the teens of Cambridge, Argyle, Shushan, Bennington, and beyond. The Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale is in its 3rd Season and they would love to share what they have learned with you!

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CLASSES | PERFORMANCES | EVENTS •FALL/WINTER 2017

ART HAPPENS HERE • 2017-18 PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS

BUY NOW AND SAVE!2017-2018 HUBBARD HALL PASS The Hubbard Hall Pass Returns for the 2017-2018 Season! Call now or go online to buy your Pass!Box Office: 518-677-2495, ext. 311 or hubbardhall.org.Our subscriptions and Hall Passes have always functioned as a “season sponsorship” at the Hall, providing us much-needed resources in advance of producing the kind of opera, theater, dance, music and film series you’ve come to love here at Hubbard Hall. In honor of your support, you gain one ticket to each

designated event. This year you have four different options to suit your interests and lifestyle.

All Access Pass - $250Our most comprehensive pass gives you a full year of Theater, Opera, Film, Music, & Dance with one reserved seat for each production. You never need to worry again about purchasing your ticket or finding a seat – your seat is reserved! Please call the box office in advance to reserve your seat at 518-677-2495, ext. 311. Call today to gain All Access and you’ll save $70!

Theater & Music - $200Gain all major music and theater events while saving $60.

Theater Pass - $100You gain one seat for each of our five thrilling theater productions, including entry to our annual Whispering Bones storytelling and to our spring youth theater Broadway musical. That’s a savings of $20!

Flex Pass - $75 – Three theater seats, use them for any show - a savings of $15.

Reservations are required for each date of performance – pass holders must still call the Hubbard Hall Box Office in advance at 518-677-2495, ext. 311 to reserve their seats. Titles and Dates Subject to Change.

Hubbard Hall Passes do NOT include Children’s Theater, Special Presentations, Music from Salem events, or Special Event fundraisers (Blues & Brews, Rites of Spring Gala, etc.). Pass Holders must reserve online or call 518-677-2495, ext. 311, in advance to reserve your ticket for each show.

Full ticket prices: Opera - $60 Premium/$45 Full Price/$25 StudentTheater - $30 Full Price/$15 StudentMusic - $25 Full Price/$15 Student Children five and under: FREE.

Our 40th Anniversary Season! The Hubbard Hall Pass For the Entire 2017-18 Season!

FALL 2017 EVENTS - CLASSES - WORKSHOPS DANCE

Hubbard Hall-o-ween Monster Mash Ball

$10 General Admission/$5 Students $20 Family of three or moreHubbard Hall-O-Ween moves INSIDE the Hall this year for a Monster Mash! Costumes are encouraged as you dance your way through spooky corners and delicious treats like Apple Cider and Pumpkin Bread will surely please all members of your party from the tiniest trick-or-treater to the strongest super hero. Tickets and concession sales go to support the Hubbard Hall Dance Costume Fund!

Annual St. Patrick’s Day Irish Dance Ceili

March 2018Free Admission, Bake Sale to Support the Irish Dance Costume FundCome and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with traditional Irish dance. Bring friends or family members, anyone who’d like to watch some Irish dancing, or try it. A “ceili” is like an Irish square dance, where dances are taught and anyone can participate or watch.

Year-end Dance ShowcaseJune 2018Part I at 4pm, Part II at 7 pm$10 General Admission/$5 Student (11 and up)/$2 Youth (6-10 years)/Ages 5 and Under, FreeThe Annual Year-end Dance Showcase will be back to thrill audiences with the graceful forms of Ballet and Lyrical, the fun moves of hip hop and jazz, and the classical styles of Bollywood and Irish Step! Check our website for more details!

SPECIAL EVENTS

Holiday BreakfastDecember 9 at 9 and 11am$12 General Admission/$7 StudentsOur 22nd Annual Holiday Breakfast continues to celebrate holiday traditions around the world with food, dance, music, and holiday specialties from various cultures!

Blues & Brews FundraiserFebruary 17, 2018 at 7pm$20 General Admission/$10 StudentsCash Bar available for 21+ with ID; all ages welcome!A Smokin’ Hot Fundraiser for Hubbard Hall featuring the Road Side Blues Band. $20 admission includes chili, cornbread, jambalaya, desserts and soft drinks ($10 for Kids 12 and under). Cash bar for beer and wine with ID. All ages welcome.

Perennial SaleApril 28, 2018 at 9amIf you’d like to support Hubbard Hall and give/ get some great perennials for your garden, come to our annual perennials sale. People who bring freshly dug perennials to donate may begin “shopping” any time after 7 am, otherwise the shopping begins at 9 am and is done by 11. There will be knowledgeable people on hand to help you make good choices for your particular site and garden needs. These are the best bargains of the season AND you help Hubbard Hall keep art and community happening.

Rites of Spring GalaMay 19, 2018 at 6pmJoin us for our annual Rites of Spring Gala, our biggest fundraiser of the year and a time to come together and celebrate our swing into spring! There’ll be, as always, a delicious dinner by Sal & Piper Catering, a silent auction for some amazing prizes, gorgeous music provided by David Cuite’s Freight Yard Quartet and a relaxed atmosphere of community and camaraderie.

CLASSES FALL 2017Please register in advance so that we may keep you up-to-date on any schedule changes and avoid cancellation of an underenrolled class. If you plan to stop by and try a class (First for $5), please call to be sure the class is happening and is accepting drop-ins.

Multiple-class and family discounts are available when you register for three or more classes. Call for details!We want everyone to experience the arts! Please ask about our tuition assistance program if it would enable you to attend. Applications for Fall scholarship aid should be submitted by September 1 for priority consideration.Application available as a PDF at www.hubbardhall.org/class-registration/ or stop by and pick one up!

DANCE

NEW! Sticks & Circles: Festive Folk Dances for FallLed by Gina DeibelSundays, 5:00-5:45pmTwo 6-week Fall sessions (different dances taught each session)Sticks & Circles A: Sept 10-Oct 22 (no class 10/8)Sticks & Circles B: Oct 29-Dec 17 (no class 11/12, 11/26)Session A or B: $60, Both Sessions: $100 (save $20)Single Drop-in: $13, First for $5Ask about discount if also registering for BollyX.

Learn beginner folk dances in a fun, welcoming group to upbeat music from India, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Guest presenters may join us to lead some of the dances as we explore forms from a variety of cultural roots. This gentle, low-impact dance class offers joyful movement for all abilities and fitness levels. All ages. No partner needed. Wear comfortable clothes and bring clean, soft-soled shoes and a water bottle. *Note: Sticks & Circles participants will be invited to perform at the HH Holiday Breakfast on December 9*

BollyX: Bollywood Dance FitnessLed by Gina DeibelSundays, 6:00-7:00pmTwo 6-week Fall sessions: BollyX Session A: Sept 10-Oct 22 (no class 10/8)BollyX Session B: Oct 29-Dec 17 (no class 11/12, 11/26)BollyX Session C: Jan 7-Feb 11Session A, B, or C: $60, All 3 Sessions: $150 (save $30)Single Drop-in: $13, First for $5Ask about discount if also registered for Sticks & Circles!

BollyX is a powerful and high intensity Bollywood dance cardio workout. Move to the heart pumping beats of Bollywood, get ready to feel that muscle burn and unleash your inner rockstar! Beginners welcome, recommended for adults and teens (younger dancers with instructor permission).

Advanced Beginning Balletwith Elizabeth CallMondays, 6:30-8:00pmFall Term: Sept 11-Jan 29 (no class 10/9, 12/25, 1/1)Term Tuition: $270 or Monthly Autopay of $56Single drop-in: $19 First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

This class is suitable for older children who have had at least 2 years of ballet training, and for adults with some ballet experience. The focus will be on refining body placement and strengthening technique, while experiencing an energizing workout. Carefully selected choreography from classic ballets will be occasionally included during center work to provide challenge, inspiration, and a deeper understanding of classical ballet.

Pre-Pointe/Beginning Pointewith Elizabeth CallMondays, 8:15-8:45pmFall Term: Sept 11-Jan 29 (no class 10/9, 12/25, 1/1)Term Tuition: $90, Single drop-in: $10, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

This class is for those interested in pursuing an in-depth experience of classical ballet training and will focus on exercises to develop strength in the feet, lower legs, and core to dance on pointe. Pre-pointe students will wear pre-pointe shoes that will not allow them to go on pointe, but in doing similar exercises as the full pointe students do, will further prepare them for full pointe as their technique strengthens. At least 2 years of ballet instruction is necessary, as well as permission of the instructor. If new to pointe work, please do not purchase shoes without contacting the instructor through Hubbard Hall first.

Beginner Irish Step Dance (Ages 7 to Adult)with Darcy MayWednesdays, 4:00-5:00pmFall Term: Sept 13-Jan 24 (no class 11/22, 12/27)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

This class will introduce traditional beginner Irish jig and reel steps for soft-shoe dancing. We will work on some Ceili dance movements, and building block elements involved in starting Irish step dance.

Hip Hop for Ages 8-12with Lindsay ShanerWednesdays, 6:00-6:45pmFall Term: Sept 13-Jan 24 (no class 11/22, 12/27)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

A fun, upbeat class, dancing to the latest age-appropriate music. We’ll focus on improving flexibility and coordination while working on set choreography and improvisation. No previous dance experience required, just a desire to have fun moving!

Lyrical Dance for Ages 8-12with Lindsay ShanerWednesdays, 6:45-7:30pmFall Term: Sept 13-Jan 24 (no class 11/22, 12/27)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

A beautiful combination of ballet and jazz technique characterized by the expressing of emotions and telling of stories, changing a song from a listening experience into a movement and visual experience. No previous dance experience required.

Hip Hop & Jazz for Ages 13+with Lindsay ShanerWednesdays, 7:30-8:30pmFall Term: Sept 13-Jan 24 (no class 11/22, 12/27)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Are you ready to have fun and dance? Join us as we improve flexibility and coordination while working on the basics of hip hop and jazz. We’ll explore different styles and techniques, learn choreography, and have a great time dancing together! No previous dance experience required.

Creative Movement for Ages 2-3with Lindsay ShanerThursdays 9:45-10:30amThree Sessions:Session 1: Sept 14-Oct 19Session 2: Oct 26-Dec 7 (No class 11/23)Session 3: Dec 14-Jan 25 (no class 12/28)Tuition: $60/SessionBeacon Feed Dance Studio

This class is an introduction to basic ballet and creative movement skills for the littlest dancer. We’ll jump, skip, turn, balance on one foot, tip toe, and twirl. While dancing, we’ll also be working on age-appropriate skills such as listening and following directions, waiting patiently for our turn, and following the leader. Feel free to bring your favorite baby doll or stuffed animal!

Ballerina Princesses for Ages 3-5with Lindsay ShanerThursdays, 10:30-11:15amFall Term: Sept 14-Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Come spend the morning dancing like your favorite princess! While getting lost in magical kingdoms, dancers will be introduced to the basics of ballet as well as creative movement. Feel free to dress up like your favorite princess!

Ballet & Tap (Ages 4-5)with Lindsay ShanerThursdays, 11:15am-12:00pmFall Term: Sept 14-Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

An introduction to the basics of ballet and tap, each class will consist of both styles. During ballet, we will focus on the positions of the feet and arms, barre exercises, stationary and traveling steps. In tap, we will explore the different sounds and rhythms our taps make along with the fundamental steps. And of course there will be time for freeze dance!

Pre-Ballet, ages 3-4with Carman BogleThursdays, 3:30-4:15pmFall Term: Sept 14-Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5

This class introduces young dancers to the basics movements of ballet. They will learn the foundational movements of ballet at a fun, easy pace. Special consideration is given to the attention span of children in this age group by incorporating dancing games and imagination.

Intro to Ballet, ages 5-6with Carman BogleThursdays, 4:30-5:15pmFall Term: Sept 14-Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5

This class introduces dancers to the foundations of the ballet class structure. They will begin to learn ballet vocabulary and technique through barre work, centre work, and allegro work (jumping). Dancers at this age group still learn through creativity and use of imagination, as this class incorporates dance games and activities to reinforce basic ballet techniques.

Beginning Ballet, ages 7-9with Carman BogleThursdays, 5:30-6:30pmFall Term: Sept 14-Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13 First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

At this age, there is an increase in a child’s attention span that allows them to stay focused for longer periods of time. This class focuses on perfecting ballet techniques through barre work, centre work, and allegro work (jumping). Greatest emphasis is placed on correct positions and an increase in intricate steps and combinations. The beauty and grace of body movements in ballet will begin to form at this level.

Bollywood Dance for Continuing StudentsLed by Gina DeibelThursdays, 6:30-8:00pmFall Term: Sept 14- Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Tern Tuition: $270 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $56$19 single drop-in, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Inspired by the musical films of India, Bollywood dance is a dynamic blend of east and west, incorporating movements and influences as diverse as classical Indian dance and folk traditions, hip-hop, Caribbean, and Arabic dance. Following an energetic full-body warmup, students are encouraged to work together and individually to explore Bollywood-inspired choreography in more depth. Key elements of the style include foot rhythms, hand gestures (mudras), and expressive movement. Emphasis will be on performance quality, effective use of space/timing/energy, accuracy of shapes & rhythms, and adapting movements as part of a group as we create a routine to be performed at the annual Dance Showcase. For continuing students with some prior Bollywood dance or BollyX experience, or by permission of instructor.

Advanced Beginner Irish Step 2with Darcy MayFridays, 4:00-5:00pmFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Dancers with at least one year of beginner Irish dance experience will be working on beginner traditional soft shoe reel steps and a 3-hand-jig

Advanced Beginner Irish Step 3with Darcy MayFridays, 4:30-5:30pmFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Dancers with at least two years of beginner Irish dance experience will be working on the 3-hand-jig as well as group reels in the second half hour.

Irish 6with Darcy MayFridays, 5:30-6:30pmFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

An intermediate level Irish dance class focusing on beginning hard shoe hornpipe and the 6-hand-reel Ceili dance.

Intermediate Irish Dancewith Darcy MayFridays, 6:00-7:00pmFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

This Irish dance class will learn the 6-hand reel Ceili dance, followed by an intermediate level of hornpipe, building for a year-end performance combining the 2 hornpipe classes.

Advanced Irish Dancewith Darcy MayFridays, 6:30-7:30pmFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

This class will be learning intermediate level hard shoe hornpipe for the combination performance dance, as well as focusing the second half on advanced reel choreography. Technique and form will be emphasized.

YOGA & WELLNESSGYROKINESIS® Refresherwith Jacquie West FarbmanMonday, 7:00-8:00pmSeptember 18, October 16, and November 13Tuition: $30 for all three classes, $13 single classFreight Depot

Designed for continuing students. New students also welcome. Feel good doing simple rhythmic exercises that boost energy flow, release tight joints, and improve posture and strength. Prevention Magazine wrote: “Gyrokinesis is a seated workout that combines the core-strengthening benefits of Pilates, the flexibility of yoga, the grace of dance, the fluidity of swimming, and the energy lift of tai chi in one simple, dynamic routine.” Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

Gentle Evening Yogawith Elizabeth DunnTuesdays 6:35-7:35pmFall Term: Sept 12-Jan 23 (no class 12/26, 1/2)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay: 5 monthly charges of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hoursBeacon Feed Dance Studio

Class will be a gentle blend of breath awareness, movement, static and dynamic yoga. We will integrate breath awareness and meditation to help improve muscle function, reduce stress, and increase your sense of well-being.

Wednesday Alignment Centered Hatha Yogawith Zaidee BlissWednesdays, 7:30-9:00amFall Term: Sept 13-Jan 24 (no class 11/22, 12/27)Term Tuition: $270 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $56 Single drop-in: $19, First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance Studio

With a focus on alignment and the development of body awareness, Zaidee leads her students through a variety of yoga poses other modes of corrective movement to help students discover and uncover their most optimal posture and form in the poses themselves as well as off the mat in daily life. This class includes discussion and question/answer regarding how the teachings of yoga relate to life and the asana. Most students in this class have been practicing together for many years, and their added wisdom makes this class unique and fulfilling. Zaidee teaches in such a way that both beginners and experienced practitioners alike will be comfortable and enjoy the experience. You can learn more about what to expect in a class with Zaidee by joining us one day!

Open Yoga, All Levelswith Elizabeth DunnFridays 8:30-10:00amFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $270 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $56Single drop-in: $19, First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance Studio

A supportive environment where we will explore the basics of a yoga practice. We will focus on aligning breath, energy, and intention with movement.

Supported Yogawith Elizabeth DunnFridays 10:30-11:30amFall Term: Sept 15-Feb 2 (no class 11/24, 12/22, 12/29)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours This class uses 1 hour on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance Studio

A wonderful way to experience the many benefits of a yoga practice in a supported way. We will be using chairs, the wall, and blankets throughout this gentle class. We will integrate breath awareness and meditation to help improve muscle function, reduce stress, and increase your sense of well-being. Class will be a gentle blend of breath awareness, movement, static and dynamic yoga, reiki, and aromatherapy. This class is ideal for seniors, anyone who is trying to integrate movement into their lives, and those who are managing a chronic illness or injury (with doctor approval). Looking forward to seeing you!

MARTIAL ARTSContinuing Tai JiWith Scott CarrinoTuesdays, 8:00-9:30amFall Term: Sept 12-Jan 23 (no class 12/26, 1/2)Term Tuition: $270 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $56 Single drop-in: $19, First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Tai Ji is an ancient martial art rooted in Chinese Taoism, practiced in slow and graceful forms using gentle movements. Wear loose, comfortable clothing in layers and bring light, sturdy footwear (no street shoes), and a beginner’s mind to class.

Karate 1 & 2, ages 5 to 8with Sensei Alan HaskellTuesdays, 4:00-4:45pmFall Term: Sept 12-Jan 23 (no class 12/26, 1/2)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Are you looking for an activity for your youngster that will instill discipline and self-confidence? Participation in a martial arts class has been proven to do just that. Students will learn about physical fitness along with mental and physical self-control. While team sports are good for us all, in a martial arts program there is no sitting on the bench. All students have the same opportunity to learn, grow, and determine their own level of participation. See for yourself what a traditional karate class can do for your child. A Karate uniform is recommended however a t-shirt and loose-fitting, ankle-length pants are acceptable.

Karate 3, ages 9 to 15with Sensei Alan HaskellTuesdays, 4:45-5:30 pmFall Term: Sept 12-Jan 23 (no class 12/26, 1/2)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38 Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Are you looking for an activity for your youngster that will instill discipline and self-confidence? Participation in a martial arts class has been proven to do just that. Students will learn about physical fitness along with mental and physical self-control. While team sports are good for us all, in a martial arts program there is no sitting on the bench. All students have the same opportunity to learn, grow, and determine their own level of participation. See for yourself what a traditional karate class can do for your child. A Karate uniform is recommended however a t-shirt and loose-fitting, ankle-length pants are acceptable.

Karate Fitness Class (Ages 16 and up)with Alan HaskellTuesdays, 5:30-6:30pmFall Term: Sept 12-Jan 23 (no class 12/26, 1/2)Term Tuition: $180 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $38Single drop-in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Studio Building

In this class, students will get a great workout while learning about mental and physical self-control. Utilizing sparring with limited contact, students have the opportunity to learn, grow, and determine their own level of participation. See for yourself what a traditional karate class can do for you.

Beginner Tai Ji & Qi Gongwith Scott CarrinoThursdays, 8:00-9:30amFall Term: Sept 14-Jan 25 (no class 11/23, 12/28)Term Tuition: $270 or Autopay 5 monthly payments of $56Single drop-in: $19, First for $5Drop-in Class Card $130: 11 drop-in hours for the price of 10 hours. This class uses 1.5 hours on your class card per drop-in.Beacon Feed Dance Studio

Tai Ji is an ancient martial art rooted in Chinese Taoism, practiced in slow and graceful forms using gentle movements. Wear loose, comfortable clothing in layers and bring light, sturdy footwear (no street shoes), and a beginner’s mind to class.

Women’s Self-Defensewith Alan HaskellSaturdays, 11:00am-12:00pm6-week session: Nov 4-Dec 9Tuition: $60, Single Drop in: $13, First for $5Beacon Feed Studio Building

Join Sensei Alan Haskell in this special Karate course for women. It’s never too late to learn valuable skills that could protect you and your family in a time of confrontation or danger. Develop strength, balance, and physical fitness along with mental focus and confidence. Recommended for ages 16 and up. Younger students, please see Tuesday Karate offerings.

MUSIC/PERFORMANCESo You Want to Play the Mandolin? with Alan EpsteinMondays, 6:00-8:00pm Five Week Session: Sept 25-Oct 30 (no class 10/9)Tuition: $100Beacon Feed Board Room

Nationally known mandolin instructor Alan Epstein is ready to get you started with this beginner introduction to playing the mandolin. This class is designed for the beginner - those folks who are interested in playing the mandolin but don’t know where to start. Learn the basics of holding, tuning, and playing your first notes and chords on the mandolin, and by the end of the first session you will be playing your first song on the mandolin! The goal is to get students started on their mandolin journey, and the only prerequisite is that you have a mandolin, an electronic tuner, and a desire to play mandolin. Topics covered• Tuning • Right and left hand positioning• Right and left hand exercise • A few scales• A few chords• A few songs• Playing chords to accompany yourself on the mandolin

Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale directed by Kyra FitzgeraldThursdays, 5:30-7:00 pmFall Term: Sept 14-Dec 7 (no class 11/23)Fall Cabaret: October 20-21, Holiday Breakfast: December 9Cost: FREEHubbard Hall Mainstage

Ages 13-18; Open to students throughout the Capital Region and VT. Maximum of 30 participants.Based on the legendary model of the Battenkill Chorale, Hubbard Hall is thrilled to offer its third year of the Youth Chorale. This group will rehearse and perform as part of professional performances in the Hall and have opportunities to tour throughout the region to schools, community centers, and retirement communities. Are you a teen who loves to sing? Join the Youth Chorale and become part of a team of singers that will learn the ins and outs of vocal performance while preparing to sing beautiful music in front of live audiences! Students will learn to read music and perform as a group while bolstering their confidence and their abilities to express themselves through rhythm and melody.

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Calendar

SEPTEMBERFall Term Begins

September 11

Daniel Shulman presents Stravinsky’s Story of a Soldier

September 23 at 7 pm

The Roadside Blues BandSeptember 30 at 7pm

OCTOBERMusic from Salem Concert

October 15 at 4pm

CCS Drama Club & Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale’s Fall Cabaret

October 20 & 21 at 7pm

Whispering Bones October 27 at 7:30 pm

Hubbard Hall-o-ween Monster Mash Ball

October 28 at 7pm

NOVEMBERThe McKrell Brothers

November 4 at 7 pm

The Mystery of Edwin DroodNovember 17-December 3Fridays and Saturdays 7:30pm

Saturdays and Sundays 2:00pm

DECEMBER Holiday Breakfast

December 9 at 9am and 11am

The McKrell Brothers Christmas ShowDecember 10 at 4 pm

2018

JANUARYThe Tarnation of Russell Colvin

January 19-28, 2018Fridays and Saturdays 7:30pm

Saturdays and Sundays 2:00pm

FEBRUARY Spring Term Begins

February 5

A Bob Warren Cabaret February 10, 2018 at 7 pm

Blues & Brews FundraiserFebruary 17, 2018 at 7pm

The Velocity of AutumnFebruary 23-March 11, 2018

Fridays and Saturdays 7:30pmSaturdays and Sundays 2:00p

MARCH Cambridge Central School

Drama Club MusicalMarch 16-25, 2018

Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00 pmSundays at 2 pm

Annual St. Patrick’s Day Irish Dance Ceili

March 2018

Find out more visit www.hubbardhall.org

HOW TO REGISTER FOR A CLASSwww.hubbardhall.org | 518-677-2495 | info@hubbardhall.orgPlease register in advance so that we may keep you up-to-date on any schedule changes. This also helps to avoid unnecessary cancellation of a class. If you plan to stop by and try a class (First for $5), please call to be sure the class is happening and is accepting drop-ins. Multiple-class and family discounts are available when you register for three or more classes.

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FALL 2017 INSTRUCTORS

INSTRUCTORSZaidee Bliss (Wednesday Yoga) Considering her early interest in ballet and figure skating, it is not surprising that Zaidee Bliss found her way to yoga as an adult. That first class was so reminiscent of her ballet years that it felt like coming home. Her natural inclination, skill and experience as a teacher led her along the path to becoming a yoga instructor. Zaidee is certified as a Kripalu yoga teacher and has since completed the 200-hour Anusara teacher training as well as a certification as a Yoga Ed teacher. Her classes are designed to suit the needs and levels of her students. She pays special attention to correct alignment in order to more safely enhance her student’s practice.

Carman Bogle (Pre-Ballet, Intro to Ballet) studied ballet as a child and through her teenage years in Rutland, Vermont where she performed in The Nutcracker with Ballet Manchester at the Smith Center and The Dorset Playhouse. After becoming a wife and mother, Carman continued to enjoy a love of dance, using her skills as a cheerleading coach and for various church & community events/benefits. Carman joined the Hubbard Hall faculty in 2014 and says the experience has been “a true honor and privilege.”

Fern Bradley (Pre-Flurry Contra Dance Workshops) is a regional favorite dance caller and instructor in the Hudson Valley and Capital Region. New and experienced dancers alike appreciate her relaxed teaching style, her warm voice, and her knack for choosing dances that are just the right fit for the mix of dancers on the floor.

Elizabeth Call (Advanced Beginning Ballet, Beginning Pointe) studied ballet in California with Faith Heidemann, Alexandra Kosloff, Mia Slavenska, and Kira Ivanovsky. She danced in several regional ballet companies there: Ballet Fantasque, Ballet Etc., and LA Ballet. In New York she did concert work in various dance styles and continued her ballet studies with Gus Dick Andros, Julia Simmone, and Nanette Charisse. She taught ballet at the Poppenhusen Institute in Queens, and at Lycee Francais, and Broadway Dance Center in Manhattan. Elizabeth has been a licensed acupuncturist for 22 years and is able to use her training in anatomy to aid students in correct placement and form. She maintains a private acupuncture practice in Greenwich, NY.

Scott Carrino (Tai Ji and Qi Gong) has studied Taoism and Tai Ji as a method of centering and as a metaphor for life for the past 31 years. Teaching Yang Style solo, two-person, sabre and sword forms since 1986, he has cultivated an integrated understanding of chi (vital energy) and the mysteries and power of the Tao. He is a teaching member of the Living Tao Foundation for the past fifteen years, and published their newsletter for 10 years. Scott is a founding member of Pompanuck Farm and co-owner of Roundhouse Bakery and Cafe.

Gina Mammone Deibel (Bollywood & BollyX) studied classical Indian dance (Odissi style) and various folk traditions for 10 years with guru Ranjanaa Devi and performed with Nataraj Performing Arts based in Hadley, MA. Her background in dance also includes jazz, modern, tap, ballet, flamenco, Middle Eastern, lindy-hop, and yoga. She is a certified BollyX instructor, member of daCi (Dance and the Child International), holds degrees in Childhood Education and Television/Film Studies from Boston University, has taught in the US and the UK, and has performed throughout the Northeast.

Elizabeth Dunn (Open Yoga, Gentle Yoga, Supported Yoga) is a licensed massage therapist and yoga teacher who trained with Shiva Rea at Kripalu and graduated in 2012 from the year-long intensive Urban Zen Integrative Therapy program. Elizabeth has taught yoga in a variety of settings and through her experience with yoga and massage she has been exposed to a wide range of people and their needs. Elizabeth has volunteered in hospice, traveled to Haiti to work with hospitals, patients, doctors, and caregivers through yoga and integrative therapy, taught yoga in the Sandy Hook school to teachers who survived the Newtown tragedy, and worked with artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Toby Keith, and others. Elizabeth’s classes are a simple blend of yoga, breath awareness, body scan, aromatherapy, and reiki.

Rebecca Dragon (Fundamentals of Acting) was raised on Capitol Hill, in Washington DC, and grew up in the theater. She was trained in dance, acting, and voice at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. At the University of Massachusetts, she majored in Theater with a focus on performance with a penchant for voice training, and was trained in Suzuki with Stage West. Since graduating, she performed, but has shifted her focus to teaching voice and acting. She is a homeschooling mom to three Hubbard Hall Irish Step Dancers.

Alan Epstein (Bluegrass Jam) has played mandolin and sung in bluegrass bands in Colorado, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Aside from private teaching, he’s taught workshops and at camps in Michigan and at Bluegrass Week at Augusta (WV). Alan excels at helping students master fundamentals and giving them the confidence to enjoy a broad range of musical experiences. Listen to Alan’s holiday CD at: http://www.cdbaby.com/abepstein

Jacquie West Farbman (Gyrokinesis®) is a certified Gyrokinesis instructor with an M.A. degree in Movement Sciences from Columbia University. As a professional dancer she performed with Charles Weidman Dance Theatre and other companies in NY and California. She taught modern dance and ballet at a performing arts high school for 25 years and teaches dance at Ocean County College, NJ. Recently she performed in Global Water Dances at the Jersey shore and in a solo dance to the poetry of Bonnie Hoag at Hubbard Hall.

Kyra Fitzgerald (Youth Chorale) is graduate of the College of Saint Rose with a degree in Music Education with a concentration in vocal music. She has always had a love for music, joining every chorus, choir, and other vocal ensemble she could. She has directed the CCS Drama Club for the past 4 years, and is looking forward to starting her third year with the Hubbard Hall Youth Chorale. She has been part of the Hubbard Hall community for over three years both at a desk and onstage, most recently seen in Othello and Peter and the Starcatcher.

Alan Haskell (Karate) has studied martial arts since 1983 and has seen first-hand the many benefits of proper martial arts training for both young and older students. Sensei Haskell holds the rank of Sandan (3rd Degree Black Belt) and has placed multiple times in competitions of Kata (forms) and Sparring. He has taught in the Cambridge area for many years and Hubbard Hall is honored to welcome Sensei Haskell to our faculty.

Darcy May (Irish Step) is a 1985 graduate of the University of the Arts, Philadelphia. She studied Irish Dance as a child at Fay and O’Connell School of Irish Dance in Pearl River, NY, and danced with Wild Irish Acres of Saratoga Springs. Darcy has taught at Hubbard Hall since 2004. She also illustrates children’s books.

Gabi Moore (Visual Arts) is an artist and teacher with over 15 years experience leading art workshops for people of all ages. She holds a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts from the Graduate School of Figurative Art from the New York Academy of Art in New York City. Teaching for eleven years at Fordham University, Gabi led courses in Anatomical Drawing, Painting, and Drawing. Since she moved to Cambridge in 2000, she has taught at Hubbard Hall and the Community Center at the Salem Court House. Gabi continues to work on her own figurative art, painting people in quiet moments, between actions, observed as they interact in outdoor spaces. Gabi lives in the village of Cambridge with her 2 children.

Lindsay Shaner (Creative Movement, Ballerina Princess) received her B.S. in Dance from Radford University, graduating with honors. Since then, she has performed professionally with Footworks Percusive Dance Ensemble and spent the past 15 years teaching. While she has experience teaching, ballet, tap, jazz, modern, pointe, and hip hop, Lindsay’s focus and passion for the last several years has been teaching creative movement and ballet to 2-5 year olds.

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Class Calendar

MONDAYSo You Want to Play the

Mandolin? 6:00-8:00pm

Advanced Beginning Ballet6:30-8:00pm

GYROKINESIS® Refresher7:00-8:00pm

Pre-Pointe/Beginning Pointe8:15-8:45pm

TUESDAYContinuing Tai Ji 8:00-9:30am

Art Jam (Open Studio)3:00-5:00pm

Karate 1 & 2 4:00-4:45pm

Karate 3 4:45-5:30pm

Karate Fitness (Ages 16+)5:30-6:30pm

Gentle Evening Yoga 6:35-7:35pm

WEDNESDAYAlignment Centered Hatha Yoga

7:30-9:00am

Beginner Irish Step Dance4:00-5:00pm

Hip Hop for Ages 8-126:00-6:45pm

Lyrical Dance for ages 8-126:45-7:30pm

Hip Hop & Jazz for ages 13+7:30-8:30pm

THURSDAYBeginning Tai Ji & Qi Gong

8:00-9:30am

Creative Movement, Ages 2-39:45-10:30am

Ballerina Princess, Ages 3-510:30-11:15am

Ballet/Tap, Ages 4-5 11:15am-12:00pm

Pre Ballet, Ages 3-4 3:30-4:15pm

Intro to Ballet, Ages 5-64:30-5:15pm

Beginning Ballet, Ages 7-95:30-6:30pm

Youth Chorale 5:30-7:00pm

Acting Fundamentals 6:00-7:00pm

Bollywood Dance 6:30-8:00pm

Character Development, Monologue Writing &

Performance 7:00-8:00pm

FRIDAYSkulls & Shadows,

Apples & Pears 8:30-10:00am

Open Yoga, All Levels 8:30-10:00am

Supported Yoga 10:30-11:30am

Advanced Beginner Irish Step 24:00-5:00pm

Advanced Beginner Irish Step 34:30-5:30pm

Irish 6 5:30-6:30pm

Intermediate Irish Dance6:00-7:00pm

Advanced Irish Dance 6:30-7:30pm

SATURDAYWomen’s Self Defense

11:00am-12:00pm

SUNDAYSticks & Circles:

Festive Folk Dances5:00-5:45pm

BollyX: Bollywood Dance Fitness6:00-7:00pm

Acting Fundamentals (Ages 8-13)with Rebecca DragonThursdays, 6:00-7:00pm6-week session, Sept 14-Oct 19Tuition: $60Freight Depot Theater

This 6 week session will take the class through the basics of acting and performance, through various games, exercises and scene work with a partner. *May run for a second session later in the Fall. Call or check website for updates*

Character Development & Monologue Writing & Performance (Ages 14+)with Rebecca DragonThursdays, 7:00-8:00pm6-week session, Sept 14-Oct 19Tuition: $60Freight Depot Theater

This class will take participants through various processes (journaling, improv, games, group work) to create a character and accompanying monologue. Through this collaborative process, we will hone our performance skills, and also have a lot of fun! This is meant to be not only an acting class, but an adventure in self exploration! *May run for a second session later in the Fall. Call or check website for updates*

VISUAL ARTSTuesday Art Jam (for ages 12 and up)with Gabi MooreTuesdays, 3:00-5:00pmSept 12-Oct 17th and Jan 9th-30thBeacon Feed Visual Art Studio Cost: $10 per session or pay-what-you-will (all proceeds go to supplies)Come as you are! Make art for a few minutes or the full session!

Gabi Moore will host a regular Tuesday afternoon open studio for artists 12 and up. Bring your own projects or choose one from materials provided. Ask for instruction when you need it. Hang out and chat or wear ear buds! Work from a still-life, if you choose! Practice self-portraiture or perspective, color or line, with an accomplished artist and teacher in the room to lend a hand when you ask! Materials and snacks provided. *Extended hours may be offered on alternate Tuesdays

Skulls and Shadows, Apples and Pears with Gabi MooreFridays, 8:30-10:00amBeacon Feed Visual Art StudioTWO SESSIONS:Six-week Fall Session: Sept 8-Oct 13Term Tuition: $90, $15 single drop-inFive-week Winter Session: January 5th-February 2Term Tuition: $75, $15 single drop-in

This is a watercolor or drawing class (you choose) for the beginning or more experienced artist, who would enjoy gathering together with a community of people interested in making art and seeing more deeply the beauty of everyday objects. Enjoy the soft movement of the brush across paper, experience the satisfaction of creating shadow and tone. Develop your drawing and painting skills! Learn a little more about art techniques, art history, and your own hand in art.

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