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Come to the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center andexperience what over thousands of people from theregion have experienced since the Center opened in2005. The 2007/08 season continues with a wide variety of outstanding performances.
We offer something for everyone – pop, musical theatre, country, comedy, dance and more. Whetherexperiencing the Luhrs Center for the first time orreturning for more entertaining performances, this season will surely offer something for everyone. We are also very excited to present several family performances that are sure to be fun-filled entertainment for everyone.
Access to the Luhrs Center is easy and parking isplentiful. There’s not a bad seat in the house and theacoustics are fantastic. But please come and see foryourself. Call our box office, stop by for a tour, or visitour web site today at luhrscenter.com for a virtual tour.We look forward to greeting you at your regional performing arts center. We have a seat waiting for you!
Leslie Folmer ClintonAssociate Vice President for Student Affairs andDirector, H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center at Shippensburg University
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DATE TIME PERFORMANCE TICKETS 9/12/07 8PM Philippine Madrigal Singers ____X $____=$____9/26/07 8PM The Oak Ridge Boys ____X $____=$____9/29/07 7:30PM The Hampton Rock String Quartet ____X $____=$____10/3/07 8PM Gypsy ____X $____=$____10/11/07 8PM The Kinsey Sicks ____X $____=$____10/25/07 8PM Daniel Tammet ____X $____=$____10/27/07 8PM Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby ____X $____=$____11/3/07 2PM A Year With Frog and Toad ____X $____=$____11/8/07 8PM Michael Bolton ____X $____=$____11/13/07 8PM Yamato –The Drummers of Japan ____X $____=$____11/30/07 8PM Marie Osmond–The Magic of Christmas ____X $____=$____1/22/08 8PM Sweet Honey in the Rock ____X $____=$____1/28/08 8PM Influences: The Motown Greats ____X $____=$____1/31/08 8PM Boston Brass ____X $____=$____2/7/08 8PM Harlem Gospel Choir ____X $____=$____2/14/08 8PM An Evening with Anne Murray ____X $____=$____2/21/08 8PM LeVar Burton ____X $____=$____3/1/08 8PM Capitol Steps ____X $____=$____3/29/08 7PM Jeff Dunham ____X $____=$____4/3/08 8PM Ring of Fire-The Johnny Cash Musical ____X $____=$____4/8/08 8PM Golden Dragon Acrobats ____X $____=$____4/18/08 7PM The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley ____X $____=$____4/22/08 8PM Paul Taylor Dance Company ____X $____=$____4/25/08 8PM Vanguard Jazz Orchestra ____X $____=$____6/7/08 8PM Frankie Avalon & Bobby Rydell ____X $____=$____
F e s t i v a l 2 0 0 8 C e l e b r a t i o n7/10/08 8PM Concert I: Festival Chamber Orchestra ____X $____=$____7/17/08 8PM Concert II: Festival Chamber Orchestra ____X $____=$____7/24/08 8PM Concert III: Festival Chamber Orchestra & Chorus ____X $____=$____SUBTOTALS ____X $____=$____
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Gift CertificatesGift certificates are available in anyamount. Please call or visit the LuhrsCenter Box Office to order. If orderedby phone, the gift certificate will bemailed immediately to assure promptdelivery. Please allow one week forprocessing and delivery.
DiscountsShippensburg University Studentsreceive a $5 discount off of the regularticket price. Limit of 1 ticket with avalid Shippensburg University StudentI.D. Card. This discount will only begiven in person at the Luhrs Center Box Office.
Acceptable PaymentsAcceptable payments include: cash,check (made payable to “LuhrsPerforming Arts Center”) and creditcard (Mastercard, Visa or DinersClub).
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Philippine Madrigal Singers 9/12 8PM $25 $20 $15 $20 $15 $25 Opt. Yes
The Oak Ridge Boys 9/26 8PM $50 $40 $30 $40 $20 $50 Yes Yes
The Hampton Rock String Quartet 9/29 7:30PM $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 Yes Yes
Gypsy 10/3 8PM – $38 $28 $38 – $38 Yes Yes
The Kinsey Sicks 10/11 8PM $20 $15 $15 $15 $15 $20 Opt. Yes
Daniel Tammet 10/25 8PM $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 Yes Yes
Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby 10/27 8PM $58 $48 $38 $48 $28 $50 Yes Yes
A Year With Frog and Toad 11/3 2PM $18 $15 $15 $15 $10 $15 Opt. Yes
Michael Bolton 11/8 8PM $70 $55 $45 $55 $30 $55 Yes Yes
Yamato – The Drummers of Japan 11/13 8PM $28 $23 $18 $23 $15 $23 Yes Yes
Marie Osmond–The Magic of Christmas 11/30 8PM $55 $45 $35 $45 $25 $45 Yes Yes
Sweet Honey In The Rock 1/22 8PM $23 $20 $18 $20 $12 $20 Opt. Yes
Influences: The Motown Greats 1/28 8PM $20 $15 $15 $15 $15 $20 Yes Yes
Boston Brass 1/31 8PM $28 $23 $18 $23 $15 $23 Yes Yes
Harlem Gospel Choir 2/7 8PM $25 $20 $15 $20 $15 $25 Yes Yes
An Evening with Anne Murray 2/14 8PM $75 $60 $45 $60 $35 $60 Yes Yes
LeVar Burton 2/21 8PM $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 No No
Capitol Steps 3/1 8PM $30 $25 $20 $25 $15 $25 Yes Yes
Jeff Dunham 3/29 7PM $36 $32 $28 $32 $23 $32 Yes Yes
Ring of Fire – The Johnny Cash Musical 4/3 8PM $42 $35 $28 $35 $22 $35 Yes Yes
Golden Dragon Acrobats 4/8 8PM $25 $20 $15 $20 $15 $25 Yes Yes
The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley 4/18 7PM $18 $15 $12 $15 $10 $15 Opt. Yes
Paul Taylor Dance Company 4/22 8PM $29 $25 $22 $25 $18 $25 Yes Yes
Vanguard Jazz Orchestra 4/25 8PM $25 $22 $18 $22 $15 $22 Yes Yes
Frankie Avalon & Bobby Rydell 6/7 8PM $55 $45 $38 $45 $28 $45 Yes Yes
Fe s t i v a l 2 0 0 8 C e l e b r a t i o n
Concert I 7/10 8PM - $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 No No
Concert II 7/17 8PM - $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 No No
Concert III 7/24 8PM - $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 No No
Festival Series - $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 No No
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ndarPhilippine Madrigal Singers Wednesday, September 12, 2007 8 PM
The Oak Ridge Boys Wednesday, September 26, 2007 8 PM
The Hampton Rock String Quartet Saturday, September 29, 2007 7:30 PM
Gypsy Wednesday, October 3, 2007 8 PM
The Kinsey Sicks Thursday, October 11, 2007 8 PM
Daniel Tammet Thursday, October 25, 2007 8 PM
Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby Saturday, October 27, 2007 8 PM
A Year With Frog and Toad Saturday, November 3, 2007 2 PM
Michael Bolton Thursday, November 8, 2007 8 PM
Yamato – The Drummers of Japan Tuesday, November 13, 2007 8 PM
Shippensburg University
Community Orchestra Fall Concert Sunday, November 18, 2007 3 PM
Marie Osmond – The Magic of Christmas Friday, November 30, 2007 8 PM
Shippensburg Community Orchestra
& Chorus Christmas Concert Sunday, December 9, 2007 3 PM
Sweet Honey In The Rock Tuesday, January 22, 2008 8 PM
Influences: The Motown Greats Monday, January 28, 2008 8 PM
Boston Brass Thursday, January 31, 2008 8 PM
Harlem Gospel Choir Thursday, February 7, 2008 8 PM
An Evening with Anne Murray Thursday, February 14, 2008 8 PM
LeVar Burton Thursday, February 21, 2008 8 PM
Capitol Steps Saturday, March 1, 2008 8 PM
Jeff Dunham Saturday, March 29, 2008 7 PM
Ring of Fire – The Johnny Cash Musical Thursday, April 3, 2008 8 PM
Shippensburg University Concert Band Sunday, April 6, 2008 3 PM
Golden Dragon Acrobats Tuesday, April 8, 2008 8 PM
The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley Friday, April 18, 2008 7 PM
Paul Taylor Dance Company Tuesday, April 22, 2008 8 PM
Vanguard Jazz Orchestra Friday, April 25, 2008 8 PM
Shippensburg University
Community Orchestra Spring Concert Sunday, April 27, 2008 3 PM
Frankie Avalon & Bobby Rydell Saturday, June 7, 2008 8 PM
F E S T I VA L 200 8 C E L E B R AT I O N S E R I E S
Concert I: Festival Chamber Orchestra Thursday, July 10, 2008 8 PM
Concert II: Festival Chamber Orchestra Thursday, July 17, 2008 8 PM
Concert III: Festival Chamber
Orchestra & Chorus Thursday, July 24, 2008 8 PM
philippinemadrigalsingers.com
The Oak Ridge BoysWednesday, September 26, 2007 8 PM$50, $40, $30 & $20
Theirs is one of the most distinctive and recognizable sounds in the music industry. The four-part harmonies and upbeat songs ofThe Oak Ridge Boys have spawned dozens ofcountry hits and a #1 pop smash, earned themGrammy®, Dove, CMA and ACM awards andgarnered a host of other industry and fan accolades. Every time they step before an audience, the Oaks bring 15 years of hits and 50 years of tradition to bear on a stage show
widely acknowledged as among the most exciting anywhere. And, each remains asenthusiastic about the process as they have ever been.
Their string of hits includes the pop chart-topper “Elvira,” as well as “Bobbie Sue,”“Dream On,” “Thank God For Kids,” “American Made,” “I Guess It Never Hurts ToHurt Sometimes,” “Fancy Free,” “Gonna Take A Lot Of River” and many others.They’ve scored ten gold, three platinum and one double platinum album, one doubleplatinum single, and had more than a dozen national #1 singles.
Don’t miss this night of country classics!
oakridgeboys.com
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Philippine Madrigal SingersPresented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeWednesday, September 12, 2007 8 PM$25, $20 & $15
Presently under the masterfulleadership of Madz alumnusMark Anthony A. Carpio, thePhilippine Madrigal Singers continue to set new standards of excellence at a global level.Since their humble beginningsas a university-based chamberensemble throughout their legendary rise as internationalchoral champions, this 42-yearold cultural icon known as thePhilippine Madrigal Singers hasirreversibly cemented its statureas one of the world’s best choirsfor all time.
Don’t miss this award-winning choral ensemble.
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The Hampton Rock String QuartetPresented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeSaturday, September 29, 2007 7:30 PM$15
“They play second fiddle to no one.” – Spencer Christian, ABC-TV
“One listen will change the way you hear both classical and pop music.”– Wireless magazine
Take four accomplished musicians, add classically influenced arrangements of well-known rock songs, and you have the rock amplification, smoke and lights tomove classical music into the 21st Century! The Hampton Rock String Quartet hascollaborated with scores of pop stars including *NSync, Cyndi Lauper, and Sting
and classically interpretgroups like The Who,Rolling Stones and LedZeppelin. This Grammy-nominated group hasbeen wowing audiencesat venues from New York to London to HongKong for more than 20 years and will bringtheir unique sound to the Luhrs Center for one unforgettable performance.
hamptonstringquartet.com
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GypsyWednesday, October 3, 2007 8:00 PM$38 & $28
“Keeps hitting height after height, leaving you dazzled” – Entertainment Weekly
“The Greatest of all American Musicals”– New York Times
“An emphatic hit!” – N.Y. Post
Start to finish, GYPSY never lets up. From the first trumpet blast to the last hot spotlight, this musical legend packs a wallop. Theatre giants Arthur Laurents,Jule Styne, Stephen Sondheim, and Jerome Robbinscombined forces to trace the glitzy showbiz rise of twodaughters, fueled by an overbearing, ambitious stagemother, Rose, as her larger-than-life dreams turned theminto stars. Big, brassy, energetic, heart touching, funnyand memorable, GYPSY reaffirms America’s love of goodold-fashioned entertainment with songs like “Let MeEntertain You,” “Some People,” “You Gotta Have AGimmick,” and “Everything’s Coming Up Roses.” Everyone agrees – Broadway musicals don’t get much better than GYPSY!
phoenix-ent.com
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Intriguing
The Kinsey SicksPresented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeThursday, October 11, 2007 8 PM$20 & $15
“Lavish! Outrageous! The Kinsey Sicksare solid comics and especially solidsingers.” – New York Daily News
“Inventive...riotously funny...sublime.” – Variety
“Their hilarious, fast-paced, high-energy show is just what we could use rightnow...Anyone with a sense of humor should enjoy Dragapella...Uproarious”– Broadway.com
For well over a decade, The Kinsey Sicks, America’s Favorite Dragapella BeautyshopQuartet, have served up a feast of music and comedy to audiences across the UnitedStates. Combining award-winning a cappella singing, sharp satire and over-the-topdrag, The Kinsey Sicks have developed a large and loyal following.
They have been profiled on national television, including “20/20” and “CBS Early Showwith Bryant Gumbel,” and were the subjects of a lengthy cover feature in the arts section of the New York Times. They have won numerous a cappella awards and haverecorded five CDs. Join us for a night of satire-filled, hilarious, a cappella singing.
This performance contains mature content and may not be appropriate forall audiences.
kinseysicks.com
Daniel TammetPresident’s Lecture SeriesThursday, October 25, 2007 8 PM$15
“In a way, one might say Tammet has come back from the country of autism, whichis a very difficult place for researchers and for parents to reach.” – ABC News
“Something in the way that Mr. Tammet describes the beautiful, aching, hallucinatory process of arriving at his answers illuminates the excitement of all cogitation.” – New York Times
Daniel Tammet is a high-functioning autistic savant. He can calculate huge sums in his head in seconds and instantaneously recognize prime numbers, but he finds emotions difficult to understand and has trouble telling left from right. He describes his visual experience of numbers as complex synaesthetic shapes with color, textureand motion. Thirty-seven is lumpy like porridge, while eighty-nine reminds him offalling snow. Sequences of digits form visual landscapes in his mind. One of fewerthan fifty such people living worldwide, Daniel is unique in his ability to articulate his savant experience.
Don’t miss his amazing and intriguing lecture entitled “Born on a Blue Day: TheExtraordinary Life and Mind of Daniel Tammet.”
optimnem.co.uk
© Photo by Paul Reder.
Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby with Kentucky Thunder
Saturday, October 27, 2007 8 PM$58, $48, $38 & $28
Twelve-time Grammy® Award winner Ricky Skaggs, one of bluegrass and country music’s most recognized ambassadors,teams with virtuoso singer-songwriter, pianist and Grammy®
Winner Bruce Hornsby for aneclectic evening featuring musicfrom their brand new duet album.With Hornsby’s piano and inimitable songwriting added to the mandolin, guitar, fiddle andbass lineup of Skaggs’ ace bandKentucky Thunder, the album’s 11 songs draw from deep roots in mountain music, and veer from the traditional. Songs from thealbum include “Across the RockyMountain” and “Hills of Mexico,” to
rearrangements of Hornsby tunes like “Mandolin Rain” and “Night on the Town,” to atongue in cheek cover of Rick James’ “Super Freak,” performed as a hillbilly rave-up.
Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby team up for a night you won’t soon forget.
rickyskaggs.com brucehornsby.com
A Year With Frog and ToadSaturday, November 3, 2007 2 PM$18, $15 & $10
A hit on Broadway, A Year With Frog and Toad was nominated for 3 Tony® Awards –including Best Musical. Now, for the first time, an all-new production will tour acrossNorth America. Arnold Lobel’s beloved characters hop from the page to the stage in Robert and Willie Reale’s musical A Year With Frog and Toad. Developed by Mr.Lobel’s daughter, Adrianne Lobel, the stage musical remains true to the spirit of theoriginal stories as it follows two great friends, the cheerful and popular Frog and therather grumpy Toad through four fun-filled seasons. Waking from hibernation in thespring, they proceed to plant gardens, swim, rake leaves and go sledding, learninglife lessons along the way, including a most important one about friendship andrejoicing in the attributes that make each of us different and special.
Recommended for grades K-6, ages 5 and up.
intramusic.net
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Michael BoltonThursday, November 8, 2007 8 PM$70, $55, $45 & $30
If you made a list of performers who have soldmore than 53 million records, won multipleGrammy® trophies for Best Male Vocalist andcountless other honors, earned a star onHollywood’s Walk of Fame and sold out arenasworldwide, Michael Bolton would be on that list.
His hits include “That’s What Love Is All About,”“(Sittin’ On) The Dock Of The Bay,” “How Am ISupposed To Live Without You,” “Time, LoveAnd Tenderness,” “When A Man Loves AWoman,” “I Found Someone,” among others.
michaelbolton.com
Yamato – The Drummers of JapanCo-presented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeTuesday, November 13, 2007 8 PM$28, $23, $18 & $15
Not dance exactly, not music precisely, not spectacle solely, Yamato is a combinationof all three. They fill the stage with huge, beautiful drums and beat seven bells out ofthem, at an unrelenting decibel level and with phenomenal skill, applying ferocitysomewhere between the seriousness of samurai and the crazed exhibitionism ofheavy-metal rock drummers.
Founded by Masaki Ogawa in 1993, Yamato has given more than one thousand performances throughout Europe, several Asian countries, Brazil and North America.
Their 2007/08 World tour, “Shin-on,” appropriately translates in English to“Heartbeat..” Come and enjoy this mesmerizing, spine tingling, visually exciting and heartpounging treat for the senses.
This tour is made possible by a grant from the Mid Atlantic ArtsFoundation in partnership with the National Endowment for the ArtsRegional Touring Program. www.midatlanticarts.org
yamatodrummers.com
Photo by Lucienne van des Mijle.
Shippensburg University —Community Orchestra Fall ConcertSunday, November 18, 2007 3 PMFREE – General admission. No ticket required.
Join us for an afternoon of classical selections.
Marie Osmond – The Magic of ChristmasFriday, November 30, 2007 8 PM$55, $45, $35 & $25
Christmas-time means family and Marie Osmond has been welcomed into thehomes of millions of families for four decades, before she was even big enough tohang up her own stocking!
Every wonder-filled song fromMarie’s symphonic version of“O, Holy Night” to rockin’ thehouse with Kay Thompson’s“Jingle Bells” will create a starlit holiday memory,enhanced by Marie’s orchestraand Christmas cast. Holidayfavorites such as “Sleigh Ride,”“Santa Claus is Comin’ toTown,” “Jingle Bell Rock,” “TheChristmas Waltz,” “Let Therebe Peace on Earth,” “WhiteChristmas” and even a fun,and an impromptu medley of some of Marie’s own hitsover the last 25 years. It’s likegetting an invitation to MarieOsmond’s personal Christmascelebration.
Your family is invited to joinher very own family in thisstellar evening of Christmasentertainment. It’s a holidaymemory in the making, aspectacular event that willleave everyone feeling “magical.”
marieosmond.com
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Shippensburg Community Orchestra & Chorus Christmas ConcertSunday, December 9, 2007 3 PMFREE – General admission. No ticket required.
Join us for an afternoon of orchestral and choral holiday favorites.
Sweet Honey in the RockCo-Presented by Shippensburg University Office of Social EquityTuesday, January 22, 2008 8 PM$23, $20, $18 & $12
Founded in 1973 by Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon, Sweet Honey in the Rock is aGrammy® Award-winning African American female a cappella ensemble with deepmusical roots in the sacred music of the black church — spirituals, hymns, gospel —as well as jazz and blues. The Sweet Honey experience is like no other. Six AfricanAmerican women join their powerful voices, along with hand percussion instruments,to create a blend of lyrics, movement and narrative that variously relate history, pointthe finger at injustice, encourage activism, and sing the praises of love. The musicspeaks out against oppression and exploitation of every kind. The septet, whosewords are simultaneously interpreted in uniquely expressive American SignLanguage, demands a just and humane world for all.
sweethoney.com
Influences: The Motown GreatsPresented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeMonday, January 28, 2008 8 PM$20 & $15
Four top emerging singer/songwriters will showcase favorite Motownclassics from well-known and loved artists like Stevie Wonder, ArethaFranklin, Smokey Robinson, and Marvin Gaye. The artists will alsoshare interesting stories, along with talking about the influence thoseseminal artists had on their work and sharing their current originalartistry. These amazing artists will bring a fresh approach to a classic,and share personal stories of that artist’s impact on their work andthen share some of the best new original music this country has tooffer. The culmination of the evening will be a high energy jam with all the artists inviting audience participation.
Artist collaboration for this performance:Ben Carroll bencarroll.comChinua Hawk chinuahawk.comChris Cauley chriscauley.comNadine Zahr nadinezahr.com
Photo by Pietro Exis.
Boston BrassThursday, January 31, 2008 8 PM$28, $23, $18 & $15
“‘More powerful than a speedinglocomotive’ would be a pretty fairway to describe the Boston Brassconcert.” – The Charleston Daily
Performing over 100 concerts annually, the members of BostonBrass dazzle audiences at concerts and jazz festivals around the world while setting new standards in entertainment. From exciting classical arrangements, tobreathtaking vocal harmony, to burning jazz standards, they achieve new levels inbrass performance while treating audiences to a unique and captivating musicalexperience for all ages. The ensemble’s lively repartee, touched with humor and personality, will delight you with an evening of boisterous fun and wild enthusiasm.
bostonbrass.com
Harlem Gospel ChoirPresented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeWednesday, February 7, 2008 8 PM$25, $20 & $15
The world famous Harlem Gospel Choir is one of the pre-eminent gospel choirs inthe world and travels the globe, sharing its joy of faith through its music, and when-ever possible, raising funds for children’s charities. The choir’s success led to it beinggranted a private audience with His Holiness Pope John Paul II in 2003 in recognitionof its work for charity around the world. Over the years, the choir has performed withsuch famous artists as Lyle Lovett, Diana Ross, Harry Belafonte, Brooks and Dunn,Ashford and Simpson, Jimmy Cliff, Bono and the Chieftains.
The theme of every performance is bringing people & nations together & givingsomething back. Their songs of inspiration touch the depths of the soul and raisespirits to angelic heights. They will literally have you dancing on the stage.
harlemgospelchoir.com
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Legendary
An Evening withAnne MurrayThursday, February 14, 2008 8 PM$75, $60, $45 & $35
Anne Murray’s signature voice hasgraced the airwaves on recordings since1968 and is recognized worldwide as oneof Canada’s most enduring nationaltreasures. With over 50 million careeralbum sales, the legendary singer continues to sell out concert hallsthroughout North America.
A consummate entertainer, Anne’s quickwit and easy sense of humor find theirplace on stage alongside a string of hitssuch as “Love Song,” “Could I Have ThisDance,” “Danny’s Song” and of course,“You Needed Me.” Recognized withGrammy®, ACM and Country MusicAwards as well as an unprecedentednumber of Juno’s in her home country of Canada, Murray has been inductedinto the Juno Hall of Fame, has a star atHollywood and Vine in Los Angeles and is on Nashville and Canada’s Walkway of Stars. She is also a Companion of theOrder of Canada, the highest honor thatcan be awarded to a citizen of her homeland.
This musical legend graces the LuhrsCenter stage for an inspiring and entertaining evening.
annemurray.com
Valentine DessertReceptionImmediately after the performanceOrrstown Bank Lobby (Upper Lobby of the Luhrs Center) $20 per personThis special reception includes an assortment of decadent desserts and hot and cold beverages.
LeVar BurtonOur Journey Toward Enlightenment: From Dr. King to the Present.
Gifted Minority Scholarship ProgramThursday, February 21, 2008 8 PM$15
This multi-talented actor, director, producer and writer has been capturing the attention of audiences and peers for over two decades.
His first professional audition, at the age of nineteen, led to his being cast as KuntaKinte in the acclaimed miniseries ROOTS. The phenomenal success of ROOTSlaunched his career as an actor, and earned him an Emmy nomination for Best LeadActor in a Mini Series. He has since directed numerous episodes of all three StarTrek series: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and Voyager, and is currentlydirecting multiple episodes of the new series, Enterprise.
His first honor of the new millennium was a Grammy Award for his narration of thebook, The Autobiography Of Martin Luther King Jr. Included in the titles LeVar hasrecorded on tape are The Watsons Go To Birmingham, The Miles Davis Story and The Jackie Robinson Story.
kepplerspeakers.com
Capitol StepsSaturday, March 1, 2008 8 PM$30, $25, $20 & $15
One-time congressional staffers who have since turned comedians The Capitol Stepsnow travel the country satirizing thevery people and places that onceemployed them.
Musical Musings: No matter whichside of the political fence you’re on,you’re guaranteed to enjoy TheCapitol Steps. Their production is rip-roaring political fun, one constantly updated to reflecttoday’s political headlines, with new costumes, props and music. In no way mean-spirited, their hilarious musical satire takes pot-shots at the outrageous goings-onin Washington, unafraid to say inpublic what most of us are thinking!
WashingtonSpeakers.com/CapitolSteps
Jeff DunhamBack by popular demand!Saturday, March 29, 2008 7 PM$36, $32, $28, & $23
“Jeff really is the best there is.” – Jay Leno
Back again this season for another hilarious performance, comedian and ventriloquistJeff Dunham performs with his cast including Peanut (a fuzzy purple ‘Woozle’), Walter(an elderly curmudgeon) and Jose Jalapeño (a self-belittling pepper on a stick).
He was voted “Funniest Male Stand-Up Comic”’ at the American Comedy Awards, an honor shared with the likes of Jerry Seinfeld, Jeff Foxworthy, and Robin Williams.Additionally, Comedy Central viewers voted Dunham to third place in “StandupShowdown.” The comedian and his grumpy old-man partner, Walter, have made several appearances on Fox Sports Net’s “Best Damn Sports Show,” and they’ve beenfeatured on such television shows as “Hollywood Squares,” “Entertainment Tonight,”and “Good Morning America.” Also, in a near-legendary television appearance,Dunham and Walter brought the house down with a sketch on an episode of theWB’s “Blue Collar TV.”
Don’t miss this hilarious night!
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This performance may not be appropriate for young audiences.
Flex Subscriptions Available – Purchase 10 Performances – Save 10% – Call 717.477.SHOW
Ring of Fire –The JohnnyCash MusicalThursday, April 3, 2008 8 PM$42, $35, $28 & $22
“Effective, funny and imaginatively presented”– New York Post
“Some of the best singingyou’re likely to hear…FIREburns brighter, truer andwith more imagination thanmost.” – USA Today
“Ring of Fire is HOT!” – Variety
The Music of the Man in Blackignites the stage in the newBroadway musical RING OFFIRE, featuring 38 signaturesongs from the legendaryJohnny Cash. Stories of passion, redemption, humor,
and salvation set the stage ablaze in this musical celebration of the world’smost famous rebel. Hits include; “Walk the Line,” “Hurt,” “Jackson,” “I’ve BeenEverywhere,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “A Boy Named Sue,” and the title track “RINGOF FIRE.” With smashing medleys and a hearty bounce in its guitar-driven step, thisshindig will have you stompin’ your feet and shoutin’ for more!
phoenix-ent.com
Shippensburg UniversityConcert Band SpringConcertSunday, April 6, 2008 3 PMFREE General admission. No ticket required.
The Shippensburg University Concert Band is dedicated to expanding the musical horizons of its members through performance of exemplary traditional and contemporary wind band literature.Please join us for an exciting afternoon featuring the students of Shippensburg University.
Trever Famulare, Director of Band, Shippensburg University
Golden DragonAcrobatsPresented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeTuesday, April 8, 2008 8 PM$25, $20 & $15
“Chinese Acrobats Offer Timeless Thrills. The impossible can be achieved, and onceachieved surpassed, then surpassed again.”– Associated Press
The Golden Dragon Acrobats represent the best of a time honored tradition that began more thantwenty-five centuries ago. The Golden Dragons arerecognized throughout the United States and abroadas the premiere Chinese acrobatic touring companyof today.
The reputation of the company is solidly rooted in a commitment to the highest ofproduction values and an attention to artistic details that is unparalleled in the artform. World renowned impresario Danny Chang and choreographer Angela Changcombine award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes,ancient and contemporary music and theatrical techniques to present a show ofbreathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty.
goldendragonacrobats.com
The Musical Adventures ofFlat StanleyFriday, April 18, 2008 7 PM$18, $15, $12 & $10
Based on the popular children’s book series by author Jeff Brown, with illustrations by Scott Nash, The MusicalAdventures of Flat Stanley brings this beloved character to a new generation of families through song, dance and thespectacle of live theater.
One night, the bulletin board on the wall above Stanley’sbed comes loose and falls. Right on top of Stanley! And the
next morning, Stanley Lambchop wakes up flat. Not just a little flat… Really, reallyflat. He can slide under locked doors, roll up like a mat, become a trampoline. Hisfriends even fly him like a kite. But there has to be more, and Stanley knows justwhat to do. Putting himself in a big envelope, he travels the world – a human letter!
In this whirlwind musical travelogue, Stanley – the ultimate exchange student –scours the globe for a solution to his unusual problem. The whole family will enjoythis musical adventure with the famous and well-traveled Flat Stanley.
Recommended for grades K-6, ages 5 and up.
flatstanley.comintramusic.net
Paul Taylor Dance CompanyCo-Presented by APB Cultural Arts CommitteeTuesday, April 22, 2008 8 PM$29, $25, $22 & $18
“The American spirit soars whenever Taylor’s dancers dance.” – San Francisco Chronicle
“Now the best New York has to offer in dance.” – New York Observer
Paul Taylor first presented his choreography with five other dancers and himself onMay 30, 1954 in Manhattan. That modest performance marked the beginning of ahalf-century of unrivaled creativity. In the decades to come, Mr. Taylor became a cultural icon — indeed, a living legend and one of history’s most celebrated artists.His choreography once deemed experimental, avant-garde and even “painful” to sitthrough, quickly became the gold standard of modern dance, one of America’s twoindigenous art forms (the other being jazz.) And he bridged, as no other choreogra-pher, the once-distant camps of ballet and modern dance by allowing internationallyacclaimed ballet companies to acquire the works he creates on his own celebratedtroupe. He has been showered with every prestigious award the United States andFrance can bestow on an artist. And, perhaps most remarkable of all, his creativepowers have shown no sign of abating even after 52 years and 124 dances.
Enjoy a night of modern dance from the world renowned Paul Taylor DanceCompany including performances of these dances:Aureole I Troilus and Cressida (reduced) I Counterswarm I Promethean Fire
Support for this performance is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, and donors to The Paul Taylor Dance Foundation, Inc.
Partially supported by the PA Council on the Arts.
CMetLife is proud to sponsor the Paul Taylor Dance Company’s 2007-2008 National Tour.Photo by Lois Greenfield.
VanguardJazzOrchestraFriday, April 25, 2008 8 PM$25, $22, $18 & $15
“...the oldest, most successful big band of jazz’s postmodernera...forty years after it was founded the VanguardJazz Orchestra has growninto something evengreater than it was in the beginning.” – NY Sun
For over four decades the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra has been committed to engagingaudiences in jazz and related American music experiences. The orchestra serves asa creative outlet for some of the nation’s foremost performers, composers, andarrangers. One of the driving forces behind the longevity and artistic excellence ofthis ensemble is a commitment to the original Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra, precepts of sound and the nurturing and encouragement of creativity and experimentation in the creators, performers and listeners of jazz.
vanguardjazzorchestra.com
ShippensburgUniversity – CommunityOrchestra SpringConcertSunday, April 27, 2008 3 PMFREE – General admission. No ticket required
Join us for an afternoon of classical selections.
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Frankie Avalon & Bobby RydellSaturday, June 7, 2008 8 PM$55, $45, $38 & $28
Frankie Avalon — Born in Philadelphia, Frankie’s singing talents were recognized early and his first song “De DeDinah,” and later “Venus” became the first of many smashhits of the era. His talents were in demand as he appeared ontelevision programs hosted by Perry Como, Ed Sullivan andDick Clark. His list of accomplishments grew as he performedin over thirty movies, including The Alamo, Voyage to theBottom of the Sea, Grease, the popular ’60s beach movies andreuniting in 1987 with Anette Funicello for Back to the Beach.
Bobby Rydell — Best known for his songs “Kissin’ Time,”“We Got Love,” “Wild One” and “Swingin’ School,” he boasts 30 records on thecharts with 15 in the top 20 when he first began his career. He then recorded moregreat music, including two hit covers, “Volare” and “Sway,” and introduced the worldto Bobby Rydell the actor in Bye Bye Birdie and other TV and film projects. Anotherhighlight of this era was his standing room only performance at New York’s legendary Copacobana. Today, Bobby Rydell is still using his talent and charm toplease audiences all over the world.
Don’t miss this night of nostalgic music with these legendary artists.
bobbyrydell.com
Festival 2008 Celebration SeriesJuly 10, 17 & 24, 2008 8 PM$15 each concert / $40 for series
The Festival Chamber Orchestra is a select ensemble of professional musicians fromsouth central Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, and Virginia. The orchestra was
formed to stimulate interest in chamber orchestramusic and to provide regional audiences withtop-quality professional performances of the repertoire.
The Festival Chamber Chorus is comprised of 26 professional singers, many of whom haveestablished noted careers as soloists. Althoughthe majority of members come from Pennsylvania,some travel from as far as Illinois, New Jersey,Massachusetts, Maryland, and Virginia.
Festival 2008 Celebration continues to bringtogether outstanding soloists and a professionalchorus and orchestra as it celebrates its 39th year.
Flex Subscriptions Available – Purchase 10 Performances – Save 10% – Call 717.477.SHOW
Luhrs Center Box OfficeBox office hours are 11 am – 6 pmMonday through Friday, closedSaturday and Sunday unless otherwisespecified. On performance days, thebox office will remain open one-halfhour after curtain and during intermission. Box office summer hours(June 9–July 25, 2008) are 11am–4pm Monday through Friday, closedSaturday and Sunday.
HolidaysUnless there are scheduled performances, the Luhrs Center isclosed the same days that theUniversity is closed with some rareexceptions. The Luhrs Center is closedthe following holidays: Memorial Day,July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day,Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.
Tours The Luhrs Center offers tours for individuals or groups during normaloperation hours, 8 am to 5 pm, Mondaythrough Friday. The tour is led by anemployee or volunteer of the Center and includes Grove Theatre, backstage, green room, VIP dressing rooms, and cast dressing rooms. Please call717.477.7469 to schedule your tour.Please note that tours may not be available on performance days.
Children All children are required to hold ticketsfor performances at the Luhrs Centerand must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult in allareas of the Luhrs Center, especiallyGrove Theatre. The Luhrs Centerreserves the right to preclude the attendance of children under the age of5 years if the Luhrs Center determinesthat the nature of the performancerequires it.
General InformationHandicap and Special Needs Patrons requiring information concerning the availability of specialaccommodations or services for LuhrsCenter performances should call the box office at 717.477.SHOW (7469).
ADA ParkingA limited number of ADA-compliantparking spaces are available in thenorth parking lot located directlyadjacent to the Luhrs Center on a first-come, first-serve basis.Additional ADA-compliant spacescan be found in other parking lotsthroughout the campus.EntrancesThe Luhrs Center is wheelchairaccessible from all entrances.Entrances are at sidewalk level (no steps). Ramps and/or levelfloors enter every level of GroveTheatre with the exception of thefront and side balconies.ADA AccessibilityAll areas of the Luhrs Center and allseating areas in Grove Theatre, withthe exception of the side balconies,are accessible by wheelchair. Pleaseask the ushers for assistance toyour seat when you arrive at theCenter.ElevatorA wheelchair-accessible elevatorservices all levels of the LuhrsCenter and is located to the left asyou enter the main doors of theCenter.ADA RestroomsADA-compliant restrooms are available on every level of the LuhrsCenter. As you face the stage,women’s restrooms are found on the right and men’s restrooms on the left. Please ask an usher for therestroom closest to your seat.
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Arrival for performances The Luhrs Center lobby generally opens one hour priorto scheduled events, and seating begins approximatelyone half hour before the performance. Late arrivals areseated during appropriate intervals in the performanceat the direction and discretion of the performer.
Large print programsLarge print programs are available for most LuhrsCenter performances. Please ask an usher when youarrive at the Center.
HeadsetsHeadset systems for the hearing impaired are available upon request for all Luhrs Center performances (limited number of devices available).Please see a ticket services associate at the Box Officeto obtain a headset device. Please note that you will be required to leave your driver’s license at the BoxOffice until you return the device immediately after theperformance.
Complimentary Coat CheckCoat check service is offered at most regularly scheduled performances. The coat check room islocated in the center of the lower lobby as you enterthe main doors.
Refreshments Refreshments are available during intermission formost performances. Please note that all refreshmentsmust be consumed prior to entering Grove Theatre.
Restrooms Restrooms are located on every level of the LuhrsCenter. As you face the stage, women’s restrooms arefound on the right and men’s restrooms on the left. To find the closest restroom to your seat, please ask an usher.
ElevatorFor your convenience, an elevator services all levels ofthe Luhrs Center and is located to the left as you enterthe main doors of the Center.
Emergency Contact Those who may need to receive calls during a performance should give the box office number(717.477.7469) and then leave names and seat numbersat the box office desk. Courtesy phones are also available on the first and second floor lobbies and arefor emergency purposes only (on campus and localcalls only). Please ask an usher for assistance in locating the courtesy phone closest to your seat.
Arrival &Accommodations
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You may be asked to leave the Luhrs Center if you do not comply with thesecourtesies:
Food and BeveragesFood and beverages are prohibited in Grove Theatre at all times. Concessionsare available in the 1st and 2nd floor lobby areas during intermission andmust be consumed prior to re-entry into Grove Theatre.
FragrancesPatrons are strongly requested to please refrain from using large quantities of perfumes or after shaves prior to your arrival at the Luhrs Center. This is acourtesy to other patrons that may be allergic to these types of fragrances.
TalkingThe Luhrs Center was designed with excellent acoustics, so please be awarethat noise like coughing and talking can be heard on stage and elsewhere inthe theatre as easily as music from the stage carries to the seats.
Electronic DevicesPlease remember to turn off all electronic devices that make noise or light up including cell phones, pagers, PDAs and Pocket PCs, when enjoying anyperformance at the Luhrs Center. The Luhrs Center reserves the right to confiscate the device for non-compliance.
SmokingThe Luhrs Center is a smoke-free facility. Patrons may smoke on the piazzalocated outside the main lobby doors.
Courtesies
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DirectionsThe H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center,with easyaccess toInterstate 81and thePennsylvaniaTurnpike, can be accessed from many points inCentralPennsylvaniaand theMiddleAtlanticRegion. Themap to theright showsthe Center’slocation. Youcan use anyof the various Internetdriving direction servicesto get point-to-pointdirections toShippensburg University.These services require astreet address. Use theUniversity's street address(above) and use the campus map to locate the Luhrs Center on campus. If you requireadditional assistance,please contact the boxoffice at 717.477.7469.
ParkingThe entrances to all LuhrsCenter parking lots are located off of Adams Driveand Bucks Drive. Pleaserefer to the map to theright for designated parking lots.
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Location The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center is located off of Interstate 81 (exit 24 or 29), on the campus of Shippensburg University. Ample parking is available.H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, PA 17257
The Luhrs Center invites you to become an active supporter. There are several ways to support the Luhrs Center through volunteering, advertising,sponsorship and membership.
Volunteer: Support the Center with your time If you would like to volunteer to be an usher, ticket taker, program distributor, coat room or concession stand attendant, please contact DebTaylor, front of house manager, at 717.477.1123 x3302 for more information.
Advertising: Programs and Ticket StubsIf you would like to learn more about advertising opportunities with theLuhrs Center send an email to [email protected] or call the BoxOffice at 717.477.SHOW.
Sponsorship: Facility Naming OpportunitiesThe Shippensburg University Foundation invites you to become a sponsor of the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center. There are several available naming opportunities to become a sponsor of the Luhrs Center. For moreinformation, visit the Shippensburg University Foundation’s Web site(sufoundation.org) or call directly 717.477.1377.
Membership: Luhrs Circle ofFriends Annual MembershipThe Luhrs Circle of Friends AnnualMembership program has been estab-lished as an annual giving fund for theongoing enhancement of programmingfor the Luhrs Center. Your membershipentitles you to the benefits explained in the chart:
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Complimentary Private Dinner (for two) with Luhrs Center Director
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2007-2008 Season SubscriptionsEntire 2007-2008: We invite you to subscribe to the entire 2007/08season and receive 15% off your order.
Flex Series: Subscribe to 10 of the performances in our 2007/08 season and receive 10% off of your order.
Group SalesGroups of 20 or more receive a special discount. For group sales, please call the box office at 717.477.SHOW during the hours of operation and ask to speak to the group sales representative. Or you can send an email [email protected] and someone will respond to you promptly.
Please note that certain performer contracts prohibit group discounts. Please ask agroup sales representative for more information.
Special Purchases
OnlineVisit luhrscenter.com to order your tickets online. The fastest, easiestand most efficient way to get your tickets! (Credit card orders only.)Please note that a $2 per ticket internet service charge will be applied to each ticket purchased as well as a $4 postage and handling fee forthe entire ticket order.
By PhoneCall 717.477.SHOW (7469) during hours of operation and you will reach a ticket sales associate who will be happy to assist you with yourseating arrangements. If you should call after hours, please leave amessage and someone will return your call the next day that the boxoffice is open. Messages will be returned in the order in which theywere received.
In PersonThe Luhrs Center Box Office is open daily Monday through Friday from11am-6pm and closed Saturday and Sunday. The box office is locatedthrough the main entrance of the Center in the outer lower lobby to theleft. Box office summer hours (June 9-July 25, 2008) are 11am-4pmMonday through Friday, closed Saturday and Sunday.
By Mail or FaxThe form included in this mailer can be mailed or faxed to the Luhrs Center Box Office. The mailing address is H. Ric LuhrsPerforming Arts Center, Shippensburg University, 1871 Old MainDrive, Shippensburg, PA 17257. The fax number is 717.477.4095. Please note that ticket orders will be processed in the order that they arereceived based on section availability. If a specific section is sold out, a ticketsales associate will call to assist with alternate seating arrangements. Pleaseremember to include your phone number on the order form.
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