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2014•2015 Season
Capitol Theatre Nelson, BC
w w w. c ap i t o l t h e a t re . b c . c a
2014•2015
27th Capitol Theatre Season
MESSAGE FROM THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
W
elcome to the 2014-2015
Season Series at the Capitol
Theatre. We have expanded
this Season Series by adding
three more theatre performances to our usual
eight shows. We welcome back some familiar
companies and also sincerely encourage you
to check out the new and exciting artists such
as Atlantic Ballet Canada with the breathtaking
performance PIAF featuring Edith Piaf ’s
inimitable voice and music in iconic songs like
“La Vie en rose” and “Non, je ne regrette rien”
We added two more presentations to our
Capitol Kids Series for a total of six shows. We
continue to offer low ticket prices and great
savings for season subscribers! All presentations
are brought to you by selected professional
performers in world-class dance, theatre, music
and comedy.
In partnership with the CIVIC Theatre, we’re
thrilled to bring you a series of screenings
of live performance on screen, exhibitions
and concerts from the Royal Theatre, the
National Theatre, the Globe Theatre and
other arts presenters. The Nelson Overture
Concerts Society again presents an outstanding
performance selection of classical music!
The theatre has embarked on a Facility
Improvement Project that will see urgently
needed renovations and upgrades to our
technical and theatre equipment. To date we
have installed new art deco style entrance
doors with wheelchair access, and upgraded
some of our specialised equipment in lighting,
sound and projection. The project will continue
through March 2015.
We hope you’ll be delighted with this season’s
selection, and embrace your theatre as
you relax into a world of imagination and
entertainment. Please become a member of
the Capitol Theatre; let your voice be heard
and receive regular email updates. And don’t
forget - you can always find us online at
www.capitoltheatre.bc.ca
Bessie Wapp,
Board President
Programming Subject to Change
Season Opener Event
Sing-a-long West Side Story
Saturday September 13, 2014 7:30pm
SEASON AT A GLANCE
evalyn parry
SPIN
Friday September 26 8:00pm
John Reischman and the Jaybirds
Friday October 17 8:00pm
The Bills
Yes Please
Friday October 24 8:00pm
Christopher Hunt
When That I Was
Saturday January 10, 2015 8:00pm
Monster Theatre
Who Killed Gertrude Crump
Sunday January 18 8:00pm
Ichigo-Ichieh Dance Theatre
Detour
Saturday January 24 8:00pm
Chris Gibbs
Like Father, Like Son? Sorry
Saturday February 7 8:00pm
Ballet Jörgen Canada
Cinderella
Wednesday February 11 8:00pm
Atlantic Ballet Canada
PIAF
Friday February 27 8:00pm
Rick Miller
BOOM!
Wednesday March 11 8:00pm
Wonderheads
Grim and Fischer
Thursday April 9 8:00pm
Capitol Kids Series
NEW - Six Performances
Nelson Overture Concerts Society
Four Performances
NEW - Live Performance on Screen Series
Collaboration between
Capitol Theatre and CIVIC Theatre.
13 screenings from the Royal Opera House, The
National Theatre of Great Britain and The Globe
Theatre - opera, theatre, exhibitions and music.
Saturday Sept. 13, 2014 7:30pm
SEASON
OPENER
EVENT
WEST
SIDE
STORY
re you a Jet or a Shark? This year’s
Season Opener Singalong is West
Side Story! You may be surprised to
discover how many songs you know
from this smash hit musical! Maria, America, I
Feel Pretty, Gee Officer Krupke, One Hand One
Heart, Somewhere, Tonight, Cool. The list goes
on and on.
a fight that will finally end the battle for control
of the streets. Will Tony and Maria’s love carry
through a battle that threatens to destroy the
people they love around them?
A
This movie transplants the classic tale of “Romeo
and Juliet” to the Upper West Side of New
York City in the 1950s. The two feuding families
are replaced by brawling street gangs. The
Montagues become the Anglo Jets, led by Riff,
and the Capulets become the Puerto Rican
Sharks, led by Bernardo.
At a dance, Tony, former leader of the Jets and
Riff ’s best friend, and Maria, Bernardo’s little sister,
see each other across the room and it’s love
at first sight. With opposition from both sides,
they meet secretly and their love grows deeper.
However, the gangs are plotting one last rumble,
Much like Romeo and Juliet, we are swept into
their dilemma; the dark theme, sophisticated
music, extended dance scenes, and focus on
social problems marked a turning point in
American musical theatre.
WINNER OF TEN ACADEMY AWARDS!!
Come as you are or dress up and strut your
stuff! There will be prizes for best costume
and a photo booth to snap your picture. Full
participation is encouraged!
Adult$15
Full Time Student $12
Friday September 26, 2014 8pm
ed & Performed by
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cr
A
ward-winning theatrical innovator
evalyn parry takes her audience
on a unique theatrical and musical
journey in SPIN, her tribute to
the Bicycle as muse, musical instrument and
agent for social change. Spinning a web
of stories that travel from 19th century
women’s emancipation to 21st century
consumer culture, SPIN is inspired by the
incredible true tale of the first woman to ride
around the world on a bicycle in 1895. One
part documentary and another part musical
activism, parry cleverly peels back layers of
history to reveal a very contemporary heart
to her theme of liberation.
The bicycle - parry’s “co-star” - is transformed
into a captivating instrument on stage:
suspended on a mechanic’s stand and
amplified with simple electronics, the bike
is played by percussionist Brad Hart with
bows, brushes and sticks, from fenders to
spokes to seat, from flashing bike lights
to whirring pedals to bells, conjuring an
evocative accompaniment to evalyn’s songs
and monologues.
Evaly
n Parry
Steeped in the folk tradition but born to
innovate, evalyn parry’s genre-blurring
work is inspired by intersections of history,
autobiography and contemporary social
activism. Over the last decade she has
created seven original performance works,
released four CD’s and regularly performs
her unique combination of music and spoken
word at festivals, theatres & campuses
internationally. Her work has been honoured
with The Colleen Peterson Songwriting
Award, The KM Hunter Award for Theatre,
and a Dora Mavor Moore Award for Best
Production.
www.evalynparry.com
“Part theatre, part musical gig, part spokenword poetry and part documentary…
whatever it is, it is brilliant.” – Toronto Star
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$25.00
$20.00
$21.25
$20.00
Friday October 17, 2014 8pm
WOODY
HOLLER AND
HIS ORCHESTRA
Capitol Theatre’s
25th Season
Anniversary Show
JOHN REISCHMAN & THE JAYBIRDS
J
ohn Reischman and The Jaybirds are a topflight band delivering a truly fresh blend of
original songs and instrumentals, old-time
heritage, and bluegrass power.
Years of European and North American tours, five
critically acclaimed albums, two Juno nominations
and two Canadian Folk Music Award nominations
… little wonder, the buzz around the band
continues to grow. Like the mandolinist at its
helm, the group fashions a stylish, elegant take on
bluegrass that is at once innovative and unadorned,
sophisticated and stripped-down, happily oldfashioned, yet unselfconsciously new. To see
their live show is to believe it. A genial blend of
story-telling and side-show humour provides the
backdrop to their studied performance of original
songs, instrumentals, and newly arranged traditional
material.
Hailing from the variegated ranks of the
contemporary West Coast acoustic music
scene, each of these “birds” has certainly
earned his wings: the list of projects they have
contributed to over the years is nothing less
than a short list of acoustic power houses.
Together, their seamless ensemble work
makes for one of the freshest, most tasteful
band-sounds on the folk and bluegrass circuit
today.
www.thejaybirds.com
“All in all, I can’t think of a better-balanced
bluegrass band working today. Everybody
is playing at the same high standards of
performance that Reischman himself sets.
Nobody is overshadowed.” – Audiophile Audition
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$20.00
$16.00
$17.00
$16.00
Friday October 24, 2014 8pm
THE BILLS
YES PLEASE
rom the beautiful West Coast of Canada
comes this extraordinary quintet,
renowned among fans of all ages for
their instrumental virtuosity, lush vocal
arrangements, exuberant live performances,
evocative songwriting, and a refreshing sound
that transcends musical boundaries and defies
simple categorization.
each garnered JUNO nominations and various
awards for outstanding roots recording.
F
Strings, bellows, keys, voices, skin and bows –
these are the vehicles for the Bills’ unique sonic
approach. With individual band members
sporting world-class credentials in folk/roots, jazz,
classical and world music, The Bills truly are a
Canadian acoustic music supergroup.
Their latest release, Yes Please, features some of
The Bills’ finest songwriting to date. The previous
two albums, Let Em Run and All Day Every Day,
www.thebills.ca
“Their sound is panoramic, mischievious, fiercely
unpretentious – and musically splendid”
- Boston Globe
“With an infectious energy level, clever
tunes, fine musicianship, and tight three-part
harmonies, the music on Yes Please epitomizes
modern roots music” - Audiophile.com
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$25.00
$20.00
$21.25
$20.00
Saturday January 10, 2015 8pm
CHRISTOPHER
HUNT
I
WHEN
THAT I WAS
t’s 1650, and the Puritans have closed
the theatres. Old Jack Rice was once a
famous actor and now is down on his luck.
As a boy, he performed in Shakespeare’s
troupe, and he’s snuck back into the deserted
theatre for some shelter. He himself is nothing
more than a dusty, abandoned old scrap of
humanity - but his memory can take us to
Queen Elizabeth’s palace, to the opening night
of King Lear, and everywhere in between.
When That I Was is an award-winning oneman play in two acts, co-written by Edward
Atienza and John Mortimer. The show sees
Hunt perform over 25 characters, moving
seamlessly between Rice, Will Shakespeare
and even Queen Elizabeth among many
others. The busy, funny, lively world of
Shakespeare’s troupe comes alive in the
imaginations of the audience as it does in the
memory of the narrator, Jack Rice, while at
the same time emphasizing his present-time
loneliness and isolation, in contrast to the
bustling world he used to inhabit.
Although set in Elizabethan England, When
That I Was has much to say about the
present. It speaks of aging, of homelessness,
and of the role the arts can play in a
community, providing comfort and joy in dark
times. It’s funny, sad, literate, theatrical and
very entertaining. It’s for all ages. It’s Canadian,
and it’s universal too.
www.unclewillproductions.com
“To enjoy When That I Was... you don’t really
have to be a student of the Bard, or for that
matter, of theatre in general, because it stands
as a great tale spun by a master storyteller.”
-Colin MacLean, Edmonton Sun
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$30.00
$24.00
$25.50
$24.00
Saturday January 18, 2015 8pm
MONSTER
THEATRE
F
rom the team that brought you last
year’s critically acclaimed Til Death: The
Six Wives of Henry VIII comes this onewoman, murder mystery puppet show
Who Killed Gertrude Crump? A plot-twist-a
minute puppet caper written and directed
by Monster Theatre’s Ryan Gladstone. A
spectacular tour-de-force performance of silly
fun puppetry!
It’s New Year’s Eve 1899. Famous murder
mystery author Gertrude Crump has been
murdered, mysteriously! All of the guests at the
isolated Monkswell Manor are suspects, and
there’s no escape for anyone until they get to
the bottom of her suspicious death. All of the
clues are there, if you pay close attention you
WHO KILLED
GERTRUDE
CRUMP?
just might solve Who Killed Gertrude Crump?
Acclaimed actor/puppeteer Tara Travis animates
this tale with a cast of original puppets and a
gamut of voices in a haunted house fraught
with surprises.
www.monstertheatre.com
“Travis is amazing.You cannot simply
say that enough.” - Ottawa on Stage
“A standing ovation followed Travis’
tour-de-force performance.” – London Free
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$20.00
$16.00
$17.00
$16.00
Saturday January 24, 2015 8pm
ICHIGO-ICHIEH
NEW THEATRE
D
DETOUR
etour is the story of a man and woman
from the “Walkman” era. Drawing from
the minimalist tradition of Japanese Noh
theatre, it contains no spoken words, and
relies instead on exaggerated physical movements
and subtle variations in costume, set and sound
design to tell its tale of a couple who used to go
the record store to buy music on cassette tapes.
They are comfortable with the simplistic devices
of days gone by. But modern technology is taking
over; flashy gadgets and the newest contraptions
are around every corner. Smartphones subliminally
whisper “Look at me! I’m so easy, fast and sexy,
everything is at your fingertips!”
They can’t trust their fingertips on their
smartphones, and they are not confident wading
through this sleek new world. They see their
familiar load of emotional baggage being dragged
around in their routine everyday lives. They are
not sure they are connecting with the people that
live in same house with them. They don’t feel slim
and sexy enough to join in the outside world.
Many people embrace this novelty-charged
wave, without any hesitation. It makes them
feel an expanded connection. They are in touch
with infinite information and millions of friends
anywhere, at any time.
Hiromoto Ida’s career began as an actor, which
led him to dance. He is now exploring a new
style of expression that he describes as “elusive
theatre”; storytelling that is not strictly dance with
no dialogue. In this performance Ida interpolates
some of the movement WATER STATION, by
Shogo Ota.
Adult
$20.00
Full season
$16.00
Half season
$17.00
Full Time Student $16.00
But the couple in this story are not tech savvy.
They missed the high tech ornamented wave and
fall rather hopelessly, floating in the murky water,
watching the cool surfers ride the big waves.
Can they be saved? Can they find each other
again in this high tech world? While this play is
based on traditional dramatic elements, it is a
contemporary play. Ida talks about you and me –
traditional theatre never does that. That’s how he
deviates from the past.
Saturday February 7, 2015 8pm
CHRIS GIBBS
W
hat if he’s nothing like me?
What if he’s just like me?
Superman, C-sections, lying to
people, horror-movie voices in
the middle of the night, the regrets of a life halflived and why talking to strangers is never easy.
A stand-up comedy show about the fears and
worries of being a father and the absolute terror
of wanting to be a good one.
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON? SORRY premiered at
the 2009 Toronto Fringe Festival, where it won
Patron’s Pick. It then played to sell-out houses
at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival, the 2010 Next
Stage Theatre Festival, and later in the 2010
Uno Festival and at the CBC Winnipeg Comedy
Festival. Then the show sold out and was held
over at the Edmonton Fringe Festival. In 2011
the show garnered more rave reviews and soldout audiences at the Calgary and Vancouver
Fringe Festivals. The dapper and genial English
pixie is consistently one of the funniest comics
on the Fringe circuit and by now audiences
LIKE FATHER,
LIKE SON?
SORRY
know it. His act is one of the few that can
leave an audience convulsed with laughter as
he pyramids joke on joke.
British-born comedian Chris Gibbs has
toured extensively as a stand-up comedian
and improviser, written and performed 5 hit,
award-winning one-man shows, was a regular
guest on NBC’s comedy series Howie Do
It, has played at the Just For Laughs and the
Winnipeg Comedy Festivals, starred in the
Canadian indie feature Run Robot Run, and is
even a published author.
“He’s one of the most uniquely persuasive
solo performers around… it’s all fresh, it’s all
funny, it’s presented with wit and style… Highly
recommended” – Toronto Star
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$25.00
$20.00
$21.25
$20.00
Wednesday February 11, 2015 8pm
CINDERELLA
T
his ballet in three acts by Bengt Jörgen
is an innovative take on the classic fairy
tale. Jörgen’s choreography balances
the fairy tale elements of the story
with a contemporary treatment of Cinderella
and her family relationships. Returning to the
original Russian tradition of having women
perform the roles of the stepsisters, Jörgen
builds a more realistic and human look at
Cinderella and her circumstances, and then uses
these scenes to both counterpoint and highlight
the magical aspects of the story.
Glenn Davidson’s set design creates a fantastical
environment based on the idea of the natural
world reclaiming man-made structures.
Inspiration for the set pieces is drawn from ice
storms and old forests.
Costume designs by Robert Doyle playfully
echo each character’s personality. Ballet Jörgen’s
Cinderella is a classical ballet with modern,
dramatic sensibilities.
“This is a honey of a production –
one that brings magic back to
the ballet stage.”
Bengt Jörgen is the current Artistic Director
Producer of Ballet Jörgen Canada and George
Brown Dance. He is a winner of the Clifford
E. Lee Choreography Award and has created
over 30 ballets for numerous ballet and
opera companies including the National Ballet
of Canada, The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, the
American Ballet Studio Company, the Canadian
Opera Company, Opera Hamilton and the
Hong Kong Ballet.
– The Hamilton Spectator
BALLET JÖRGEN
CANADA
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$35.00
$28.00
$29.75
$28.00
Friday February 27, 2015 8pm
ATLANTIC
BALLET
CANADA
A
bandoned by her mother at birth,
raised by her grandmother in a brothel,
encouraged to sing by her street
acrobat father, Edith Piaf became one
of France’s most legendary singers of all times.
“Edith Piaf was known as ‘The Little Sparrow’
because she was only 4’ 8” tall, yet she had an
astonishing voice that soared to incredible highs
and sorrowful lows,” says Igor Dobrovolskiy,
Atlantic Ballet Theatre Artistic Director and
Choreographer. “Her life was fraught with tragedy
and loss, and it is a privilege for Atlantic Ballet
Theatre to interpret her dramatic life story
through dance.”
This outstanding dance performance is a tourde-force of music and song. Piaf ’s music and life
is beautifully interpreted through the power of
dance. The musical score features Edith Piaf ’s
inimitable voice and music, interspersed with
classical selections from Fauré, Chopin, and others.
Iconic songs include “La Vie en rose,” “Non, je ne
regrette rien,” and “L’Hymne à l’amour.” The title
role is danced by Olga Petiteau of Paris, France.
The exceptional dancers of Atlantic Ballet Theatre
of Canada who hail from seven counties explore
a life shrouded in mystery, love, and tragedy
reflected in the authentic and life-inspired songs
of the great Edith Piaf. The presentation weaves
dramatic narrative with inventive choreography to
create powerful, emotional and lyrical forms which
explore the human condition. Drawing on an
extensive musical, literary and dance background
Dobrovolskiy uses the foundation of classical ballet
technique as a springboard for an expressive
dance lexicon.
The company performs throughout Canada, as
well as in the United States, Belgium, Switzerland,
France, and Germany.
PIAF
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$35.00
$28.00
$29.75
$28.00
Wednesday March 11, 2015 8pm
“Theatre this dynamic, special,
insightful and innovative doesn’t
come around often enough for
you to miss it.” – Calgary Sun
RICK MILLER
BOOM!
ritten, directed and performed
by Rick Miller, BOOM! is an
explosive new solo performance
that documents the music,
culture and politics that shaped the Baby Boom
generation (1945-1969). BOOM! takes us
through 25 turbulent years, and gives voice
to over 100 influential politicians, activists and
musicians. It’s a mind-blowing experience for
audiences of all generations.
politics and culture merged like never before –
and perhaps never again.
W
BOOM! chronologically documents a historical
period stretching from that for “Boom” in 1945
all the way to the explosion of Apollo 11 bringing
the first human beings to the moon. Those two
iconic moments span 25 of the most tumultuous
years in modern history, fuelled by a generation of
children who wielded incredible influence due to
their numbers and to the advances of technology
and communication. In the “Boom” generation,
Through cutting-edge multimedia, unforgettable
characters and tour-de-force storytelling, BOOM!
allows you to experience the global events as they
unfold: the Cold War, McCarthyism, Beatlemania,
Truedeaumania, JFK, MLK, Mao, Vietnam…
The various stories spiral into the “Summer
of Love”, and BOOM! ends as it began: with a
new generation born into a new world order.
Presented by KDOONS and WYRD Productions.
Special Kid’s Presentation March 11 2pm
www.boomshow.ca
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$35.00
$28.00
$29.75
$28.00
Thursday April 9, 2015 8pm
WONDERHEADS
D
eath meets his match in Mrs. Fischer, a
tenacious granny not ready to breathe
her last. In this multi award winning
full-face mask comedy from physical
theatre company WONDERHEADS, an aging
grandmother is pitted against none other than
the Grim Reaper and confronts the inevitable
question: what is it to know your end is nigh?
Can you ignore death? Can you escape death?
Can you hit death in the face with a frying pan?
A tender telling of an absurdly epic journey; one
woman’s fight for survival takes fantastical fight in a
showdown with Grim himself.
Grim and Fischer is a new dish made of old
ingredients. It is performed in full-face mask, a
wordless, whimsical form rarely seen on North
American stages which audiences have described
as watching a living cartoon, or ‘live-action Pixar’.
And like a cartoon, the power of Grim and Fischer
lies in its ability to step away from the sharpness
of reality and offer a different lens though which
to examine a deeper, darker universal struggle: our
fear of death. In this distinct style of storytelling,
with a rich soundscape, timeless slapstick and
masterful physical performances, Grim and Fischer
takes its audience on a profound journey that is at
turns both hilarious and heart-breaking.
Adult
Full season
Half season
Full Time Student
$30.00
$24.00
$25.50
$24.00
Sunday October 5, 2014 2pm
Kids
AXIS THEATRE
Raven Meets the Monkey King
JJ, an inquisitive 11 year old,
dreams of becoming a rich and
famous treasure hunter and hits
the jackpot when she buys a
mysterious box from a garage
sale. Once she gets home
the box magically opens and
inside she finds a Raven (First
Nations) mask wrapped in an
old Chinese opera poster.
Sunday November 16, 2014 2pm
FAUSTWORK
MASK THEATRE
Mask Messenger
The Mask Messenger is a
series of vignettes that feature
physical comedy, quick-change
artistry, and mask magic. Some characters speak
while others remain silent while speaking volumes
with body language and subtle grace. Masks are
also worn on other parts of the body, creating
illusions that The New York Times says “tickle
some sort of primal funny bone.”
Sunday January 18, 2015 2pm
MONSTER THEATRE
The Little Prince
Meet talking roses and foxes!
Venture out on interplanetary
travel! Learn about true love and
loyalty! Join The Little Prince on
a spectacular adventure as he
celebrates open-mindedness,
open-heartedness and the beauty
of imagination. With puppets, masks, original music
and a little theatre magic, the storytelling experts of
Monster Theatre capture students’ hearts and funny
bones as they bring Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s
cherished novella to life.
Series
Sunday February 22, 2015 2pm
INFINITUS
From Handel to Hip Hop
Infinitus is a critically acclaimed
beat boxing string trio known for
their unique sound and upbeat
performance style. They have
captivated over 500 schools in
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and
Ontario with their polished,
upbeat introduction to instrumental music. This
dynamic trio engages every audience member with
music ranging from familiar classics to classic rock,
and from TV theme songs to hip-hop beatboxing.
Sunday March 29, 2015 2pm
KAMIKAZE FIREFLIES
Juggling! and more
Vivid Imagination that will have you
roaring with laughter. The Kamikaze
Fireflies are a Los Angeles based
two person vaudeville smack down
featuring Rob Williams and Casey
Martin. Whether spinning gigantic
metal cubes, juggling, stilt-walking, performing
daring stunts, making sandwiches with bare feet
or breaking into contortionist backbends, their
performance incites awe and laughter for the whole
family. A highly interactive comedy stunt!
Sunday April 19, 2015 2pm
THE PURPLE PIRATE
Message in a Bottle
This mesmerizing theatrical
presentation showcases the
artistry of dance, the wizardry of
a magician and exemplary talent
to inspire kids and promote
positive values. This inspirational
show re-defines what it means to be a pirate of
the twenty-first century, promoting the values of
courage, compassion and curiosity.
All Performances $12.50 per show
Package of 4 to 6 performances $10.00 per show
Programming Subject to change
Nelson Overture Concerts Society Presents:
Saturday October 18, 2014 8pm
NOÉMI KISS &
CSINSZKA RÉDAI
soprano & piano
Internationally celebrated soprano,
Noémi Kiss, will tantalize your
taste buds with a musical buffet
from many genres. Performed
with her undeniable vocal strength,
Noémi’s repertoire is wideranging, from Renaissance songs through European
Baroque to contemporary music. Originally from
Hungary, Noémi’s performance engagements include
Europe’s concert halls and festivals. She made her
North American debut with Purcell’s Dido and
Aeneas in 2010. Now a Kootenay resident, she is an
integral part of Nelson’s music scene. She was most
recently heard in Bach’s Cantata, Ich Habe Genug,
in 2013. Joining Noémi is accomplished pianist,
Csinszka Rédai, a resident teacher and accompanist
at the Victoria Conservatory of Music.
Sunday November 23, 2014 2pm
ANAGNOSON &
KINTON duo pianists
“Synchronicity” is the
definition of an intuitive,
almost inexplicable, coordination in timing between
people. It certainly describes
the fluidity and outstanding
artistry of James Anagnoson
and Leslie Kinton, Canada’s legendary piano duo.
Rich in history and celebrated throughout North
America, Europe, Russia and China, Anagnoson
& Kinton have been appreciated for decades of
extraordinary musical performances. In addition
to traditional recitals and concertos, the duo has
commissioned numerous new compositions and
has also expanded the boundaries of piano-duo
presentation.
Friday January 30, 2015 8pm
ENSEMBLE VIVANT
chamber
music
quintet
Led by renowned pianist
Catherine Wilson, the
artists who make up
Ensemble Vivant are among
the finest anywhere with a
rare artistry of exceptional
depth, sensitivity and
musicality.They possess a
magnetic and exciting stage
presence combined with a
warm intelligence. Among
these artists is jazz legend Don Thompson on vibes,
bass and piano.Their repertoire includes an eclectic
variety of pieces and styles spanning from classical to
jazz to contemporary. A concert not to be missed.
Saturday March 14, 2015 8pm
NATASHA HALL &
SUSANNE RUBERGGORDON violin & piano
A rising Canadian star, violinist,
Natasha Hall, is currently based
in London, England, where
she studies with renowned
violinist, Rodney Friend.
Natasha has performed as
soloist, chamber and orchestral
musician throughout Canada, USA, Germany
and the UK. Natasha holds a certificate of
performance from Carnegie Mellon University
and has won numerous awards. Natasha will be
joined by pianist, Susanne Ruberg-Gordon, a highly
regarded chamber musician and collaborative
pianist, on faculty at the Mount Royal University
Conservatory. Susanne was recently heard last
season as a member of the Galena Trio.
Nelson Overture Concerts Society
Box 2015, 622 Front Street, Nelson, BC,V1L 4B7
Season Tickets: Adult $75 Student $42
Single Tickets: Adult $24 Student $14
*Students from schools participating in the NOCS
School Outreach Program are granted FREE admission.
A
Capitol & Civic
Collaboration
W
e are thrilled to announce
The Capitol Theatre
and The Civic Theatre’s
collaboration project.
Throughout the 2014-2015 season both of
your hometown theatres will be screening full
Live
Performances
on Screen
scale pre-recorded live performances from the
Royal Opera House. the National Theatre of
Britain, the Globe Theatre, Great Art of Screen,
and Concert Series!
All screenings are on Wednesday evenings at
7pm. Each theatre is managing its own tickets!
The Civic Theatre
The Capitol Theatre
Wednesday October 8, 2014 7:00pm
Carmen
The Royal Opera House
Wednesday December 10 7:00pm
The Nutcracker
Mariinsky Ballet and Orchestra
Wednesday January 21, 2015 7:00pm
War Horse
The National Theatre of Great Britain
Wednesday March 4 7:00pm
Macbeth
The Globe Theatre
Wednesday April 1 7:00pm
Henry V
The Globe Theatre
Wednesday April 22 7:00pm
La boheme
The Royal Opera House
www.capitoltheatre.bc.ca
Tel. 250 352 6363
421 Victoria Street
Adult
$15.00
Student $12.00
Wednesday September 24, 2014 7:00pm
Manet
Wednesday October 29 7:00pm
Hungarian Rhapsody!
Queen Live in Budapest ‘86
Wednesday November 12 7:00pm
The Tempest
The Globe Theatre
Wednesday December 3 7:00pm
La Traviatta
The Royal Opera House
Wednesday January 28, 2015 7:00
Vermeer
Wednesday February11 7:00pm
Peter Gabriel Back to Front
Wednesday March 18 7:00pm
Don Giovani
The Royal Opera House
www.civictheatre.ca
Tel. 250 352 5833
719 Vernon Street
Adult
$15.00
Student $12.00
Adopt a Seat
So many of you supported
the Capitol through its first
25 years.
Thank you all !
Now we ask you to renew
your support or become
a new Capitol supporter
for the next 10 years by
adopting a theatre seat.
Your support will be
acknowledged by an engraved
name plaque proudly displayed
for your friends and family to
appreciate for years to come.
Adoption fees are only
$100/seat!
Remember, the Capitol can only
remain successful with YOUR
continued support.
To adopt a seat contact
Board Director Heather Haake
at 250-352-2371
D
id you know that ticket sales account
for only 30% of the revenues necessary
to maintain our historic theatre and to bring
high quality programming to the stage? The
Capitol Theatre keeps ticket prices and theatre
rental affordable for a wide spectrum of our
community thanks to the generous financial
support of individuals, businesses and foundations.
Please consider supporting the
Capitol Theatre by becoming a
2014–2015 Theatre Partner.
There are five partnership levels:
Level 1: $10 – $49 – Member
• Membership in the Society with an invitation
to the AGM with voting privileges
• A tax receipt
Level 2: $50 – $199 – Patron
• Benefits include all Member advantages
plus…
• Recognition in each of the season
performance programs plus the Summer
Youth Program and pantomime
performance programs
Level 3: $200 – $1999 – Program Sponsor
• Benefits include all the above advantages
plus…
• Two complimentary tickets to any season
event
Level 4: $2000 – $4999 – Show Sponsor
• Benefits include all the above advantages
plus…
• Program and promotional advertising
recognition of your donation for the show
of your choice from our season series
• Promotional signage for your business or
group in the Capitol Theatre lobby during
the series show of your choice.
Level 5: $5000+ – Season Sponsor
• Benefits 1–3 plus…
• Logo recognition on 5,000 full color season
brochures
• Front cover recognition on each season
performance program including the Summer
Youth Program and Christmas pantomime
• Recognition on all print materials (media
advertising and posters)
• Eight complimentary tickets to all Capitol
Theatre events
For more information call
Stephanie Fischer at 250.352.6363
[email protected]
SEASON PACKAGES
Pricing and Benefits
NEW THIS YEAR! There are now eleven Capitol
Season Shows for you to choose from!
Full Season Subscription $240
All eleven performances. Subscribe to the full season and save $60
Build your own Capitol Season
Buy any four or five performances and receive Half Season 15% discount on regular adult prices.
Buy any six or more performances and receive Full Season 20% discount on regular adult prices.
Season Discounts include:
-Same seating for all performances (where possible).
-Same seat renewal privileges.
-10% off additional single tickets.
Kids Series Package
Buy any four performances and save 20%
Programming Subject to Change
Thanks to our Season Series Sponsors:
The Capitol Theatre Restoration Society
PO Box 403, Nelson, BC, V1L 5R2
250.352.6363 Fax 250.352.6303
E mail [email protected]
www.capitoltheatre.bc.ca