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2017
SEASON
2018
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LETTER FROM THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dear friends,
I’m delighted to share the 2017-
2018 Newman Center Presents
season with you. Our goal for
the Newman Center Presents
series is to provide an eclectic mix
of performances that always
represent the highest level of
artistic excellence. We are also
dedicated to exploring a broad
range of culturally diverse programs and stimulating
dialogue on social issues through the performing arts.
This season welcomes many performers making their
Denver debut, as well as the return of several audience
favorites. We also launch two new series this season:
the Family Series and the Student Matinee Series.
Performances on these series are a great way to
introduce young people to the power and magic of
live performances. I look forward to seeing you in the
new season and thank you for your continued support
of Newman Center Presents.
Kendra Whitlock Ingram
Executive Director
The Robert and Judi Newman Center
for the Performing Arts
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR
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NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS — 303.871.7720 — newmancenterpresents.com 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2017 - 2018 SEASON JAZZ PAGE Gregory Porter 6 Spanish Harlem Orchestra 8 The Tierney Sutton Band 11 Antonio Sanchez - Birdman Live 15 Terence Blanchard and the E-Collective DANCE Martha Graham Dance Company 5 Spectrum Dance Theater 10 L.A. Dance Project 12 Nrityagram Dance Ensemble 13 ODC Dance - The Velveteen Rabbit 14 CLASSICAL The King’s Singers 8 wild Up 11 Sarah Chang 12 FAMILY Black Violin 4 Erth’s DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE 7 The Cashore Marionettes 13 ODC Dance - The Velveteen Rabbit 14 SPECIAL PROGRAMS Black Violin 4 A New World: Intimate Music from Final Fantasy 5 Mavis Staples 7 Windham Hill - Winter Solstice 9 Antonio Sanchez - Birdman Live 11
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BLACK
VIOLIN
Thursday / September 28 / 7:30 PM
Friday / September 29 / 7:30 PM
www.blackviolin.net
Since starting Black Violin a decade ago,
classically trained Florida twosome Wilner
“Wil B” Baptiste and Kevin “Kev Marcus”
Sylvester have performed 200 shows a
year in 49 states and 36 countries. Their
groundbreaking collaboration has seen
them play their blend of classical, hip-
hop, rock, R&B and bluegrass music for
everybody from the troops in Iraq to both
the official President’s Inaugural Ball and the
Kids Inaugural in Washington, DC, where
President Barack Obama himself gave each
a hearty hand shake.
Best suited for children ages 7 and older
“Their music will keep
classical music alive
for the next generation.”
– NPR
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MARTHA GRAHAM
DANCE COMPANY
Saturday / October 7 / 7:30 PM
www.marthagraham.org
One of the greatest artists of the 20th century, Martha
Graham created 181 works and invented a distinctive
movement language that still resonates today for its
ingenuity in delving into the human psyche. For the
company’s return to the Newman Center, the program
will include two of Graham’s masterworks, Dark
Meadow and Errand into the Maze.
DC9
DC5
A NEW WORLD:
INTIMATE MUSIC FROM
FINAL FANTASY
Friday / October 20 / 7:30 PM
www.ffnewworld.com
Featuring music from FINAL FANTASY, one of
the best-selling video game franchises of all time,
“A New World” brings the music of composer Nobuo
Uematsu to an intimate chamber music setting. The
New World Players Chamber Ensemble performs
under the direction of Eric Roth, featuring acclaimed
piano soloist Benyamin Nuss. An official performance
of the game developer SQUARE ENIX, “A New
World” has captivated audiences all over the globe,
capturing the power and beauty of classical
FINAL FANTASY themes in an incredible live setting.
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GREGORY
PORTER
Saturday / November 4 / 7:30 PM
www.gregoryporter.com
2017 GRAMMY
Award Winner
DC9 NPR dubbed two-time Grammy
Award®-winning singer Gregory
Porter “the next great male
jazz singer.” Porter writes and
performs songs that dexterously
weave together the threads of
gospel, rhythm and blues, jazz and
soul, producing a pure tapestry of
sound. The New York Times says
Porter is “a jazz singer of thrilling
presence, a booming baritone
with a gift for earthy refinement
and soaring uplift.”
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ERTH’S
DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE
Saturday / November 11 / 2:00 PM & 7:30 PM
www.DinosaurZooLive.us
Erth’s DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE leads you on a
breathtaking tour that begins in prehistoric
Australia. Meet and interact with an eye-
popping collection of life-like dinosaur puppets
presented in an entertaining and educational
live theatrical performance created by Erth
Visual & Physical of Sydney, Australia.
Best suited for children ages 3 and older
MAVIS
STAPLES
Friday / November 17 / 7:30 PM
www.livinonahighnote.com
Legendary singer and civil rights activist Mavis Staples is an
alchemist of American music, and has continuously crossed genre
lines like no musician since Ray Charles. Weaving herself into the
very fabric of gospel, soul, folk, pop, R&B, blues, rock, and even
hip hop over the better part of the last 60 years, the iconic singer
has seen and sung through many cultural shifts, always delivering
a performance that leaves the crowd wanting more.
“One of the 100 greatest singers of all time.”
– Rolling Stone
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THE KING’S
SINGERS
Sunday / November 19 / 2:00 PM
www.kingssingers.com
Acclaimed worldwide for their virtuosity,
life-affirming energy and charm, British-born
a cappella group The King’s Singers return
to the Newman Center after their sold-out
performance in 2014. Instantly recognizable
for their immaculate intonation, vocal blend,
diction and incisive timing, The King’s
Singers are consummate entertainers.
DC9
DC5
SPANISH HARLEM
ORCHESTRA
SALSA NAVIDAD
Thursday / December 7 / 7:30 PM
www.spanishharlemorchestra.com
DC9 Now in their 14th year, Spanish Harlem Orchestra has become a
driving force in preserving and cultivating authentic, New York-style,
Join us after the performance for a
Salsa Dance Party in the plaza
hard core salsa music. The 13-member ensemble, including both
vocalists and instrumentalists, is known to astound and mesmerize
audiences with their energy on stage. They have been nominated for
four Grammy Awards® and won two – one for Best Salsa/Merengue
Album, and the other for Best Tropical Latin Album. Under band
leader Oscar Hernandez, the band strives to create an unparalleled
musical experience steeped in the “hard salsa” tradition.
“They make you get up and dance, tap
into the good-natured, communal spirit
characteristic of salsa at its timeless best.”
– Los Angeles Times
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WINDHAM HILL
WINTER SOLSTICE
Tuesday /December 12 / 7:30 PM
www.windhaming.com
Celebrate the winter solstice and its warm
traditions with a concert of original and
traditional acoustic music drawn from the
multi-platinum Winter Solstice series, as
well as their many solo releases. Windham
Hill founder and Grammy Award®-winning
guitarist Will Ackerman is joined by singer,
fiddler, pianist, and songwriter Barbara
Higbie, and guitarist and composer Alex de
Grassi in this special holiday concert.
TIERNEY SUTTON BAND
THE STING VARIATIONS
Thursday / January 11 / 7:30 PM
www.tierneysutton.com
An eight-time Grammy Award® nominee as both a recording
DC9
artist and arranger, Tierney Sutton is often described as “a
singer’s singer,” but just as often, as a “musician’s singer” who DC5
uses her voice like an instrument. The Tierney Sutton Band
makes its Newman Center debut with a unique interpretation
of the best of Sting’s diverse repertoire. “The Sting Variations”
continues the band’s history of their remarkably creative
exploration of well-known songs, embracing both commercial
hits and more obscure, deep album tracks from Sting’s catalog.
“A serious jazz artist who takes the
whole enterprise to another level.”
– The New York Times
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SPECTRUM
DANCE THEATER
A RAP ON RACE
Friday / January 26 / 7:30 PM
www.spectrumdance.org
In 1970, two towering personalities of the American intelligentsia, black author
and social critic James Baldwin and white anthropologist Margaret Mead, sat
together and recorded a conversation on what is arguably the defining subject
of the American experience – race. Now over 40 years later, two contemporary
artistic icons Anna Deavere Smith (best known for her documentary theater style
in plays such as “Fires in the Mirror” and “Twilight: Los Angeles”) and legendary
choreographer Donald Byrd (Tony-nominated and Bessie Award-winning Director/
Choreographer) re-imagine this monumental moment in history into a genre-
obliterating evening of “theater for the 21st century.” In this groundbreaking
production featuring the world-renowned dancers of Spectrum Dance Theater,
actress Julie Briskman as Mead and Donald Byrd as Baldwin, “A Rap on Race”
excavates the truths buried in the facts of this cultural artifact.NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS — 303.871.7720 — newmancenterpresents.com 11
WILD UP
FUTURE FOLK
“All the performances, led by Rountree, were
exceptional, the ensemble turning on an astonishing Thursday / February 1 / 7:30 PM
stylistic dime. This group really has come a long www.wildup.la
way — technically, intellectually, emotionally and
technologically... on Saturday night, the future of classical
music – of all music – seemed in the right new hands.”
– Los Angeles Times
wild Up is the ultimately flexible “go anywhere, play anything” DC9
modern music collective led by Artistic Director/Conductor
Christopher Rountree. With their program future folk, wild
Up creates a communal concert of sound/noise/experience
that celebrates old-world ways of living in the modern era.
The program will explore music from ancient India, modern
California, post-war New York, and from American composers
who envision a future form of music rooted in folk ethos.
This program is made possible with a grant from
The Antonia & Vladimer Kulaev Heritage Fund.
ANTONIO SANCHEZ
BiRDMAN LIVE
FILM AND LIVE SCORE
Thursday / February 22 / 7:30 PM
www.antoniosanchez.net
Experience the explosive Oscar-winning
film Birdman, accompanied live by
composer and renowned jazz drummer
Antonio Sanchez, as his eclectic Grammy
Award®-winning score provides the
heartbeat of the film. The Oscar winner for
Best Picture by maverick director Alejandro
Inarritu stars Michael Keaton as a washed-
up action star trying to reinvent his career
as a credible actor and director on the
Broadway stage.12 NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS — 303.871.7720 — newmancenterpresents.com
L.A. DANCE PROJECT
Saturday / March 10 / 7:30 PM
www.ladanceproject.com
Bursting onto the dance scene in 2012, L.A. Dance
Project has been turning heads with its fresh,
contemporary vision of dance and stylistically diverse
repertory. Performing a powerful triple bill including a
ballet by Benjamin Millepied, founding director of L.A.
Dance Project, the program is highlighted by bold
musicality and dynamic movement. Experience the
innovative collaborations with influential composers,
“[…] everything is
designers, and visual artists.
unexpected, and
everything feels
serendipitously right.”
– The New York Times
SARAH CHANG
EIGHT SEASONS: THE MUSIC OF
VIVALDI AND PIAZZOLLA
Tuesday / March 13 / 7:30 PM
www.sarahchang.com
Recognized as one of the foremost violinists of DC9
our time, Sarah Chang has performed with the
most esteemed orchestras, conductors and
DC5
accompanists in an international career spanning
more than two decades. In this program, Ms. Chang
wows with a program that includes excerpts from
Antonio Vivaldi’s four short violin concertos, known
collectively as The Four Seasons, and Astor Piazzolla’s
tribute to Vivaldi with a tango masterpiece
entitled The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS — 303.871.7720 — newmancenterpresents.com 13
CASHORE
MARIONETTES
SIMPLE GIFTS
Friday / March 23 / 7:30 PM
Saturday / March 24 / 2:00 & 7:30 PM
www.cashoremarionettes.com
Cashore Marionettes redefine the art of puppetry with their
moving and humorous performance. The Cashore Marionettes have
astounded both children and adults in Europe, the Far East, and
across North America, and the Byron Theatre at the Newman Center
is the perfect intimate venue to experience the marvel of this show.
The program, Simple Gifts, is a series of touching portrayals and
poignant scenes from everyday life set to stunning music by such
composers as Vivaldi, Strauss, Beethoven and Copland. Through
a combination of virtuoso manipulation, beautiful music, theatrical
illusion, and artistic insight, the original vignettes presented in
*This performance will take place
in the Elizabeth Eriksen Byron Theatre Simple Gifts provide an entertaining and sensitive vision of what it
is to be human. The performance explores a range of emotions with
characters and actions that are amazingly convincing.
Best suited for children ages 4 – 8
NRITYAGRAM
DANCE ENSEMBLE
Friday / April 6 / 7:30 PM
www.nrityagram.org
One of the premiere Odissi dance ensembles performing
DC9
today, Nrityagram has the unprecedented distinction of making
the The New York Times’ “Best Dance of the Year” list two
consecutive years in a row (2015 and 2016). More than a dance
company, Nrityagram was founded in a village devoted to
dance. The all-female troupe’s daily life of intensive training
and meditation brings to the stage compelling performances
that are at once sensual and lyrical. Infused with the
intoxicating rhythms of traditional music, their sinuous forms
and rapt expressions transform the dancers into gods on stage.14 NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS — 303.871.7720 — newmancenterpresents.com
ODC DANCE
THE VELVETEEN RABBIT
Friday / April 27 / 7:30 PM
www.odc.dance
The Velveteen Rabbit captivates both
children and adults with its celebration
of the enduring power of love. Known for
their athleticism and passion, the ODC
dancers seamlessly navigate the many roles
that bring the story to life. They embody
characters as unusual as a crocodile, a pack
of real rabbits, and a 10-foot-tall Nana.
The story depicts the enduring relationship
between a boy and his stuffed rabbit.
Told from the perspective of the rabbit
who yearns to become real, the focus is the
deep bond that the boy and rabbit develop
over time. Despite the rabbit’s increasing
shabbiness, the boy continues to love
him – and their relationship perseveres
and deepens.
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TERENCE
BLANCHARD
AND THE E-COLLECTIVE
Thursday / May 3 / 7:30 PM
www.terenceblanchard.com
DC9 Trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard breaks
DC5
the mold with his new quintet, The E-Collective. This
project journeys to an exciting realm of grooved
fusion teeming with funk, R&B, and blues colors. For
this program, Blanchard is joined by guitarist Charles
Altura, bassist Donald Ramsey, Fabian Almazan
on piano and synths, and Oscar Seaton on drums.
Breathless is a master class in storytelling, written
in response to social tensions and inspired by Eric
Garner’s resounding final words “I Can’t Breathe.”
PRESENTING DENVER
DANCE FESTIVAL
June 23-24, 2018
The Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts is thrilled to
co-present the inaugural Presenting Denver Dance Festival on June 23-24,
2018 in the Byron Flex Theatre. The festival will feature a compilation of
world premieres by performing artists, dancers, and choreographers living
in the state of Colorado. Together, Presenting Denver and the Newman
Center for the Performing Arts are seeking new and original dance
choreography from local dancers, independent choreographers, and
dance companies that provide perspective and entry into the
diverse cutting-edge world of Colorado dance. Stay tuned for more
information. Tickets will go on sale during the summer of 2017.
Co-Presented by The Robert and Judi Newman
Center for the Performing Arts and Presenting Denver
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DC9
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Martha Graham Dance Company,
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Spanish Harlem Orchestra,
Tierney Sutton Band, wild Up,
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and the E-Collective
DC5
Director’s Choice Five
Martha Graham Dance Company,
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Band, Sarah Chang, Terence
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DC9
Level 1 — $362 Level 2 — $308
Level 3 — $241 Level 4 — $173
DC5
Level 1 — $230 Level 2 — $195
Level 3 — $155 Level 4 — $115
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such as face painting, coloring, arts and crafts and other fun
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Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday, noon - 4 p.m (Sept - May only),
with extended hours during performances.
Email: newmanboxoffice@du.edu
Parking:
Short-term visitor parking is available in the
Newman Center Parking Garage.
75 cents for 30 minutes.
Location: The M Allan Frank Family Box Office —
Joy Burns Plaza.
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Tax-deductible ticket donations
If you are unable to attend a performance, your ticket may be donated
to the NCPA as a tax-deductible contribution. Tickets must be returned
to the Box Office at least 24 hours in advance of the performance.
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We will begin taking group orders on August 15. Call 303.871.7720.
Seating at NCPA
Because of the intimate nature of our venues, you can enjoy every
performance from any seat in the house. Please call the NCPA Box
Office at 303.871.7720 with specific seating questions.
Special needs
Please alert the Box Office staff to any special needs at the time of
purchase. Priority will be given to non-ambulatory patrons in our
accessible seating areas.
Children
NCPA welcomes guests of all ages to our NCP Family Series
performances, and booster seats are available. Please call the
Newman Center Box Office for questions about the suitability of
events for children.
Parking
Parking is complimentary for all Newman Center Presents performances
in the Newman Center Parking Garage, subject to availability.
Due to the nature of live events, artists, venues, program, dates and times
are subject to change. All performances, unless otherwise noted,
will be in the June Swaner Gates Concert Hall.NEWMAN CENTER PRESENTS — 303.871.7720 — newmancenterpresents.com 19
NEW
STUDENT MATINEE SERIES
Student Matinee Series: Students and teachers from public, private, and charter schools as well as home school students
throughout metro Denver are invited to attend student matinee performances at The Newman Center. Student Matinee
performances represent a variety of arts disciplines and are specifically designed for student audiences. Supporting
curriculum related materials are sent to participating teachers to prepare students for the performances.
Black Violin
Friday, SEP 29 — 10:30 a.m.
Best suited for grades 3 and up
Spectrum Dance Theater
Friday, JAN 26 — time TBA
Best suited for grades 7 and up
Cashore Marionettes - Simple Gifts
Friday, MAR 23 — 1:00 p.m.
Best suited for pre-kindergarten through grade 2
Nrityagram Dance Ensemble
Thursday, APR 5 — time TBA
Best suited for grades 4 and up
ODC Dance - The Velveteen Rabbit
Friday, APR 27 — 10:30 p.m. For more information about Newman Center
Best suited for pre-kindergarten through grade 3 Learning and Community Engagement Programs:
ncpa@du.edu
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The Tierney Sutton Band
JAN 11 7:30 p.m.
2017
Spectrum Dance Theater
JAN 26 7:30 p.m.
wild Up
FEB 1 7:30 p.m.
Antonio Sanchez – Birdman Live
FEB 22 7:30 p.m.
L.A. Dance Project
Black Violin MAR 10 7:30 p.m.
SEP 28 7:30 p.m.
SEP 29 7:30 p.m. Sarah Chang
MAR 13 7:30 p.m.
Martha Graham Dance Company
OCT 7 7:30 p.m. Cashore Marionettes
MAR 23 7:30 p.m.
A New World: Intimate Music from Final Fantasy MAR 24 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
OCT 20 7:30 p.m
Nrityagram Dance Ensemble
Gregory Porter APR 6 7:30 p.m.
NOV 4 7:30 p.m.
ODC Dance - The Velveteen Rabbit
Erth’s DINOSAUR ZOO LIVE APR 27 7:30 p.m.
NOV 11 2:00 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Terence Blanchard and the E-Collective
Mavis Staples MAY 3 7:30 p.m.
NOV 17 7:30 p.m.
The King’s Singers
NOV 19 2:00 p.m.
Spanish Harlem Orchestra
DEC 7 7:30 p.m.
Windham Hill - Winter Solstice
DEC 12 7:30 p.m.
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