1. art and entertainment
2. theatre

2014–2015 SEASON
FINE ARTS
FINE ARTS
2014–2015 SEASON
THEATRE YOUNG HARRIS
(706) 379-4307
yhc.edu/tickets
The Box Office is open two
weeks prior to opening night
for Mainstage Season shows
Monday-Friday, 3-5 p.m.
MUSIC
(706) 379-5182
CAMPUS GATE ART GALLERY
(706) 379-5114
[email protected]
Regular gallery hours are
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
yhc.edu/calendar
Performance dates, times and
locations are subject to change.
Check the online calendar
for the most current event
information.
THE DIVISION OF FINE ARTS AT YOUNG HARRIS
COLLEGE OFFERS AN EXCITING LINEUP OF WORLD-CLASS
PERFORMANCES, EVENTS, AND EXHIBITIONS PRESENTED BY
THEATRE YOUNG HARRIS, THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC, AND
THE CAMPUS GATE ART GALLERY. THE 2014–2015 SEASON
SHOWCASES THE CREATIVE EFFORTS AND TALENTS OF YHC
STUDENTS, YHC FACULTY, AND DISTINGUISHED GUEST ARTISTS.
THEATRE YOUNG HARRIS
Each season, YHC’s theatre
company presents a full lineup of
notable productions, including
full-length musicals, innovative
dramas, classic plays, children’s
shows and more.
The Mainstage Season
features four marqueestyle musicals and plays
directed and designed by
faculty, professional artists or
advanced upperclassmen.
The Second Season
includes exciting and
innovative events like
musical revues and cabarets,
staged readings, one-act
plays, and special recitals.
The Studio Series features
productions showcasing
student direction and
provides an invaluable
educational experience that
focuses on the fundamentals
of the production process.
CAMPUS GATE ART GALLERY
The gallery hosts exhibitions by
nationally recognized
professional artists, the
annual Student Juried Art
Exhibition and two Senior
Thesis Exhibitions. Each
show has an opening
reception where guests
can meet and mingle with
the exhibiting artist.
MUSIC ENSEMBLES
YHC Chamber Choir
YHC Guitar Ensemble
DIRECTOR: JEFFREY BAUMAN
DIRECTOR: DR. RICHARD KNEPP
This 36-voice group performs
beautiful choral works in a
variety of musical styles. The
dynamic ensemble’s extensive
repertoire ranges from moving works by Renaissance
masters to original arrangements of current pop hits.
Students perform intricate
works for classical guitar
during intimate and
enthralling concerts that
feature solos, duos, trios and
quartets.
YHC Community Band
YHC Jazz Band
DIRECTOR: ALAN DENMON
Comprised of talented local
high school and adult musicians
from the community, the
Community Band performs
traditional band classics as well as entertaining “pops”
music. The group serves as an educational resource
for area schools and presents several free concerts
throughout the year.
DIRECTOR: DR. MIKE CAMPBELL
This ensemble guarantees fun
evenings of jazz appealing to
all ages. Students perform a
variety of music covering many
styles of the big band genre,
including swing, bop, Latin jazz and fusion.
YHC Percussion Ensemble
DIRECTOR: ERIC BROWN
YHC Concert Band
DIRECTOR: MARY LAND
This powerful ensemble gives
woodwind, brass and percussion
players ample opportunities
to perform a wide repertory
of wind band literature ranging from traditional to
contemporary.
YHC Concert Choir
DIRECTOR: DR. JOHN WAYMAN
The College’s largest musical
ensemble hosts a variety of
themed concerts throughout
the year, often teaming up
with fellow ensembles to present unforgettable and
entertaining concerts that appeal to all music lovers.
This group performs a
variety of solo and ensemble
literature written for a myriad
of percussive instruments such
as xylophone, marimba, vibes, tympani and more.
YHC Piano Ensemble
DIRECTOR: CYNTHIA DEFOOR
Talented students perform
works for piano duos, duets,
trios, and quartets with
musical selections from
American, French, and Austrian
composers from the Classical Period through the 21st
century. Contributions for all performances are accepted
to benefit YHC’s student chapter of the Music Teachers
National Association.
Musical Theatre Revue, Spring 2014
8/21-9/18
Center and Still by Meg Franklin
Alice Hirt and Jo Bearse Endowed Art Exhibition
Meg Franklin is a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based artist who was born and raised in Young
Harris. Her paintings focus on the raw physicality of objects and explore the
haziness of identity in the face of the human need to establish it. Her still lifes
are comprised of objects that fall just short of identifiable, creating a sense
of recognition while remaining too elusive to name or assign with a function.
Franklin earned her B.A. in English and creative writing from Washington and Lee
University, her M.F.A. in creative writing from the University of Florida, and her
M.F.A. in painting from the New York Academy of Art.
AUGUST
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Center and Still
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by Meg Franklin
Alice Hirt & Jo Bearse
Endowed Art Exhibition
Aug. 21–Sept. 18
Opening Reception
6 p.m.
CG
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
9/25–10/23
The Hate Project by Steve Cole
Just what does “hate” mean? How does it spread? How can intolerance be
stopped? Those questions and more are raised by this installation that depicts
the growing prevalence of intolerance and hate nationwide by graphically
illustrating the 939 “hate groups” currently active in the United States as
identified by the Southern Poverty Law Center. A professor of art at BirminghamSouthern College, Cole earned his B.S. and M.A. from Ball State University and
his M.F.A. from Florida State University.
9/27
The Last of the Dragons
Fred Register Endowment for Children’s Theatre
By Kristin Walter | Adapted from the story by Edith Nesbit
There is a long-standing tradition in the kingdom of Middlefield. On a
princess’s 16th birthday, she is tied to a rock, kidnapped by a dragon,
rescued by a prince and lives happily ever after. But what happens when
the prince is too afraid to fight, the princess wants to do the rescuing on
her own and the dragon is nowhere to be found?
SEPTEMBER
Sunday
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Friday
Saturday
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The Last of the
The Hate Project
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Dragons
by Steve Cole
Sept. 25-Oct. 23
Opening Reception
6 p.m.
CG
Fred Register
Endowment for
Children’s Theatre
2 p.m.
GA
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
10/7
10/18
Concert Band Senior Showcase
Kaleidoscope Concert
The Concert Band will kick off the
music season with a spectacular
program featuring solos by six
talented seniors in the YHC band
program including Allison Arnold,
flute, Rachel Bettis, flute, Joanna
Burrell, clarinet, Sally Petty, horn,
Patrick Young, tuba, and Nicholas
Gannon, percussion.
Members of the talented Music
Department, anchored by the
Concert Choir, celebrate Family
Weekend with an entertaining
program that’s sure to appeal to
audiences of all ages. Student
vocalists and instrumentalists shine
while sharing their love of music
making during this delightful concert.
OCTOBER
10/30–11/20
Student Juried Art
Exhibition
This highly anticipated annual
exhibition is open to all YHC
students and showcases talent
across many artistic mediums.
Prizes will be awarded during the
opening reception.
YHC Community Band
Sunday
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Senior Showcase
7 p.m.
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Kaleidoscope
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Concert
7 p.m.
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Chamber Choir
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Concert
7 p.m.
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Community Band
Student Juried
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Concert
Art Exhibition
7 p.m.
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
Oct. 30–Nov. 20
Opening Reception
6 p.m.
CG
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
11/6
11/9
Fall Band Concert
Tara Winds
Fay Harmon Clegg Hoag Concert
The Concert Band will perform a
rousing concert fanfare along with
Steven Bryant’s “Ecstatic Waters” and
music for antiphonal brass played
from Glenn Auditorium’s balcony. The
show will also feature performances
by YHC Adjunct Instructor of Music
John Bryant, trumpet, and the YHC
Trumpet Ensemble.
The symphonic band Tara Winds
has been performing since 1988
with the fitting slogan “Music:
Enjoyment for All Ages.” Under
the direction of Dr. Andrea Strauss,
the group is composed primarily
of musicians from metropolitan
Atlanta. The group’s commitment
to music as a source of lifelong
enjoyment is evident through
the giving of their time, energy,
and talents in order to prepare
and perform quality musical
presentations for their audiences.
This concert is made possible
through an endowed fund
established to honor Fay Harmon
Clegg Hoag, ‘33.
11/18–23
The Boy Friend
Music, Lyrics and Words by Sandy Wilson
YHC Piano Ensemble
At Madame Dubonnet’s School for
Young Ladies on the French Riviera,
millionaire student Polly Browne is
feeling blue because she’s the only girl
at school without a boyfriend. Will she
find true love in time for the costume
ball? Set in the 1920s, this Golden Age
musical features romance, mistaken
identity and wild Charlestons.
NOVEMBER
Sunday
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Ensemble Concert
7 p.m.
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Piano Ensemble
Tara Winds
Guitar Ensemble
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Fay Harmon Clegg
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Concert
Hoag Concert
7 p.m.
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7 p.m.
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5 p.m.
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The Boy Friend
The Boy Friend
The Boy Friend
Jazz Band Concert 17
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The Boy Friend
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7 p.m.
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
“Pay What You Can”
7 p.m.
GA
Preview
7 p.m.
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The Boy Friend
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
12/2
Christmas at Young Harris
YHC’s choral and instrumental
ensembles will get into the Christmas
spirit at this beloved annual concert.
The enchanting evening of seasonal
selections will feature the traditional
“Hallelujah Chorus,” an uplifting
rendition of “O Holy Night” and a
magical holiday surprise that’s not to
be missed.
Honk! Jr., Fall 2013
12/1–11
Eleemosynary
Fall Senior Thesis Exhibition
By Lee Blessing
This exhibition represents a
culmination of artwork created by
senior art majors graduating in Dec.
2014. This gifted group will showcase
a diverse body of work, including
painting, drawing, sculpture,
photography and many other
mediums.
Staged with utmost simplicity, this
play that nabbed the prestigious
LA Drama Critics Circle Award
follows the relationships between
three generations of women. It’s a
probing—and illuminating—study of
family dynamics.
12/5 & 7
DECEMBER
Sunday
Monday
12/2–3
Tuesday
The Sounds of Christmas
Two great ensembles that sound great
together, YHC’s Community Band and
the Mountain Community Chorus join
forces in a special Christmas program.
Celebrate the season with this concert
showcasing the collaborative spirit
among local musicians, the College
and the community.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Fall Senior Thesis
Eleemosynary
Eleemosynary
The Sounds of
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Exhibition
7 p.m. | DT
7 p.m.
Christmas
Dec. 1–11
Opening Reception
6 p.m.
CG
The Sounds of
Christmas
3 p.m.
GA
DT
Christmas at Young
Harris
7 p.m. | GA | $
7 p.m.
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
1/22–2/19
Show and Tell by Butch Anthony
Butch Anthony is an artist not easily defined. He collects bizarre objects and
transforms them into strangely beautiful art for one of America’s favorite roadside
attractions, his “Museum of Wonder” in Seale, Ala. His hand-built home was
featured in the New York Times and is built from stones and the timber of an old
cotton mill, elegantly decorated with Anthony’s own artwork. Anthony’s artistic spirit
sees him apply his talents to a number of different modes and mediums, and he
calls his specific genre of work “intertwangelism”—an -ism of his own creation.
JANUARY
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Jan. 22–Feb. 19
Opening Reception
6 p.m.
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
2/12
2/13
Faculty Artist Recital
Unlucky in Love –
A Cabaret Fundraiser
YHC Assistant Professor of Music
Dr. Leigh Miller, clarinet, and
Assistant Professor of Music Dr.
Richard Knepp, guitar, present a
memorable evening of duets.
YHC’s Delta Gamma Drama
Society presents the second annual
Valentine’s Day weekend cabaret
to benefit student trips within the
Division of Fine Arts. Talented
students will perform a variety of short
musical and dramatic bits related to
the themes of love and heartbreak.
2/26–3/26
2/26–3/1
Where You Are
The Mikado
YHC collaborates with La Salle
University on this innovative
digital art exhibition that will take
place simultaneously in urban
Philadelphia, Pa., and rural Young
Harris. The artwork presented by
students from both institutions
will compare and contrast the two
geographic regions through a mix
of digital prints, video, and audio.
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Lyrics by W. S. Gilbert
One of the most popular of the
long line of “Savoy Operas,” this
witty tale of tangled law and love
is a satire of Victorian England
set in Japan. Nanki-Poo, the son
of the Mikado, flees his home to
avoid an arranged marriage to an
older woman only to find himself
falling in love with the beautiful
Yum-Yum, who is also betrothed—
to her guardian, Ko-Ko, the Lord
High Executioner. Will Nanki-Poo
find love or face the wrath of the
Mikado for defying his order? Find
out in this romp that weaves two
cultures seamlessly together with
humorous lyrics and elaborate
plot twists.
FEBRUARY
Sunday
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Saturday
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Faculty Artist
Unlucky in Love –
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Recital
A Cabaret
7 p.m.
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Fundraiser
7 p.m.
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The Mikado
The Mikado
The Mikado
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7 p.m.
7 p.m.
“Pay What You Can” Preview
7 p.m. | GA | $
Where You Are
GA
$
GA
$
Feb. 26–March 26
Opening Reception
6 p.m. | CG
ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
3/17
An Evening of Irish Music
The Concert Band will celebrate
St. Patrick’s Day with an evening of
traditional Irish music. Bring your
penny whistle and prepare for a
night of love songs and jigs from
the Emerald Isle. Irish coffee and
desserts will be available during
intermission.
YHC Guitar Ensemble
Fences, Fall 2013
3/20 & 21
An Evening at the USO
This unforgettable tribute to the big band
era features the combined talents of the
Jazz Band and Chamber Choir. Get up
and dance at this wildly popular 40s- and
50s-themed show that includes patriotic
songs, swing tunes, and wonderful
cabaret-style solos. The interactive
concert features door prizes and a
concession stand stocked with tasty
popcorn and refreshing Coca-Cola.
MARCH
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
3/27–28
The Credeaux Canvas
Three struggling artists swindle an art
collector in this critically acclaimed
play. Exploring a complex labyrinth
of love, friendship and true intimacy,
deft dialogue drives this beautifully
constructed play to its soul-shattering
climax. It’s a fascinating exploration
of lofty dreams and the price paid for
them.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
The Mikado
Community Band
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2 p.m.
Concert
GA
$
7 p.m.
GA
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An Evening of
An Evening at
An Evening at
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Irish Music
the USO
the USO
7 p.m.
GA
7 p.m.
GA
$
7 p.m.
GA
$
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The Credeaux
The Credeaux
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Concert
Canvas
Canvas
7 p.m.
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7 p.m.
DT
7 p.m.
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ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
4/11–12
4/9
Songs for a New World
Acapalooza
Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
Back by popular demand, this
audience favorite devoted to lighter
fare features a cappella pop song
arrangements by YHC faculty and
students. The all-male ensemble
Compulsive Lyres and all-female
group Southern Harmony join forces
for a show that’s not to be missed.
Concert Band
4/16 Spring Extravaganza
4/21–25
This performance features YHC
Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Leigh
Miller, clarinet, and the YHC Clarinet
Ensemble.
Good Boys and True
By Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
At an all-boys prep school, traditions
are scrutinized when a scandalous
sex tape brings ugly truths into focus,
calling into question the values of
popularity, status and privilege.
4/18 Bach to Rock!
The Concert Choir brings to life the
music of classical greats like Mozart,
Beethoven and Bach, revealing their
everlasting influence on more modern
composers.
APRIL
Sunday
Using a score crafted from popular
modern music, this revue-style show
transports the audience from the deck
of a 1492 Spanish sailing ship to a ledge
57 stories above Fifth Avenue. Enjoy
a collection of stories about how we
survive in a new set of circumstances—a
new world—even against seemingly
overwhelming odds.
Recommended for mature audiences
4/28
5/5
Some of YHC’s most talented students
strut their stuff with favorite Broadway
songs, dances and scenes selected
from the best of the young artists’
growing professional repertoires.
The Community Band presents its
highly anticipated annual outdoor
spring concert. The community is
invited to gather lawn chairs and
blankets and make plans to enjoy
a memorable evening of familiar
musical favorites.
Musical Theatre Revue
Monday
Tuesday
Pops on the Plaza
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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Spring Senior
Songs for a
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Thesis Exhibition
New World
April 9–May 9
Opening Reception
6 p.m. | CG
7 p.m.
GA
Acapalooza
7 p.m. | GA | $
Piano Ensemble
Concert Band
Bach to Rock!
Songs for a
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Concert
Spring
7 p.m.
New World
Extravaganza
7 p.m.
GA
7 p.m.
GA
2 p.m.
GA
GA
$
Jazz Band Concert
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Good Boys
Good Boys
Good Boys
Good Boys
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“Pay What You Can”
7 p.m.
and True
and True
and True
and True
GA
Preview
7 p.m. | DT | $
7 p.m.
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7 p.m.
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Percussion Ensemble
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
DT
$
7 p.m. | GA
Pops on
Musical Theatre
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the Plaza
Revue
7 p.m.
DT
ART EXHIBITION
MUSIC EVENT
THEATRE MAINSTAGE SEASON
THEATRE SECOND SEASON
THEATRE STUDIO SERIES
7 p.m.
P
C Susan B. Harris Chapel
CG Campus Gate Art Gallery
DT Dobbs Theatre, Goolsby Center
GA Glenn Auditorium, Clegg Fine Arts Building
P Campus Plaza
For events marked
$, refer to the back
of the calendar.
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Some events (marked $)
require payment for admission
by the general public.
Theatre Young Harris
Mainstage Season tickets
are $10 for adults and $5
for seniors 65+ or with YHC
ID. Contributions are also
accepted during “Pay What
You Can” Previews. Mainstage
Season tickets are available
by phone, online or in person
through the YHC Box Office
located in the lobby of
Goolsby Center.
THEATRE YOUNG HARRIS
(706) 379-4307
yhc.edu/tickets
The Box Office is open two
weeks prior to opening night
for Mainstage Season shows
Monday-Friday, 3-5 p.m.
Admission to music events,
when required, is $5 for adults
and free for students and
children 12 and under. Tickets
for music events are available
at the door.
MUSIC
(706) 379-5182
CAMPUS GATE ART GALLERY
(706) 379-5114
[email protected]
Regular gallery hours are
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
yhc.edu/calendar
Performance dates, times and
locations are subject to change.
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