PERFORMING

ARTS
SERIES
2010-2011
Come and discover
what everyone’s talking about!

I’m thrilled to share with you Hatfield Hall’s

outstanding new season that boasts our
largest and most diverse line-up to date.

Your response to the artistic variety of our

programming and the atmosphere of our
intimate theater has encouraged us to expand
our offerings to meet our patrons’ growing
demand for world-class entertainment.

While our calendar looks a little different,

our focus remains to fulfill your expectations
of talented artists, personal attention and
affordable ticket prices.

Here at Hatfield, we believe that the

unique and engaging experience of a live
performance should not be an uncommon
luxury but a valuable part of everyone’s life.

So come and enjoy... and discover what

everyone’s talking about!

Bunny Nash
Director of Hatfield Hall
Chopiniana, The Russian National Ballet
 SAT 9.11.10

TIEMPO LIBRE
Three-time Grammy-nominated Tiempo
Libre brings the rich traditions of Cuban
music to the modern sounds of today.
Celebrated for their dance-inducing
performances, the first authentic all-
Cuban timba band in the United States
blends high voltage Latin jazz with the
seductive rhythms of son. Classically
trained at La ENA, Cuba’s premiere
conservatory, the Miami-based band
members have inherited the rich tradi-
tion of the music of their native Cuba.
The group’s latest CD, Bach in Havana,
honors the baroque master’s influence
on their conservatory days, fusing Bach
melodies with Afro Cuban rhythms.
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 FRI 9.24.10

HIROMI
Stunning keyboard virtuoso Hiromi
Uehara took the jazz world by storm
with her 2003 debut, Another Mind.
Mentored by keyboard giants like
Ahmad Jamal and Chick Corea, she has
a unique musical world-view and dynamic
piano style. Her influences are endless.
“I love Bach, I love Oscar Peterson, I
love Franz Liszt, I love Ahmad Jamal,”
she says. “I also love people like Sly and
the Family Stone, Dream Theatre, and
King Crimson. Also, I’m so much inspired
by sports players like Carl Lewis and
Michael Jordan. Basically, I’m inspired
by anyone who has big, big energy. They
really come straight to my heart.” While
she has wowed audiences in past years
with her trio and quartet performances,
this will be an intimate night of solo piano

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“Whenever and wherever Hiromi performs, pyrotechnics.
jaws routinely drop...” Jazz Times
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‘S WONDERFUL

The new Gershwin musical, ‘S WONDERFUL,

is an all singing, all dancing, musical revue
that celebrates the genius of George and
Ira Gershwin. Incorporating 5 mini-musicals
inspired by the real events occurring in and
around the lives of the Gershwin brothers,
this new musical theater extravaganza
illustrates their impact on the world then and
now. New York City in 1916. Paris in the
30’s. Hollywood of the 40’s. New Orleans
in the 50’s. And somewhere in the world
today. ‘S WONDERFUL takes you on a ride
to the different places, times, and musical
styles that make the Gershwin brothers the
most successful songwriting team in the
history of popular music. Like a technicolor
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movie musical, ‘S WONDERFUL, paints a

picture of nostalgia and entertainment while
paying tribute to the incomparable songbook
of George and Ira Gershwin.

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 FRI 10.22.10

JIM BRICKMAN
BEAUTIFUL WORLD TOUR

This year finds two-time Grammy-

nominated, platinum-selling pianist
and composer Jim Brickman creating
a musical celebration for audiences
seeking an escape from the hectic
demands of everyday life! In a very
special concert, Jim will take fans on
a musical journey playing the hits like
“Valentine,” “Love of My Life,” “If You
Believe,” “Never Alone” and more!
Enjoy an evening of dazzling solo
piano and vibrant vocals plus warmth
and humor that promises to be one
of the most entertaining and romantic
concerts of the year.

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KATHY MATTEA

In Kathy Mattea’s two-decade journey as

a leading voice of American music, she
has explored melodies rich in emotion and
timeless narratives delivered with beauty.
Her unmistakable voice culminates a clear,
spiritual and radiant message.

The two-time Grammy winner and Country

Music Association Female Vocalist of the
Year has followed a path of discovery and
re-thinking throughout a career spanning 11
albums. The singer of such classics as “18
Wheels and A Dozen Roses,” “Where’ve
You Been,” “Goin’ Gone” and “Come from
the Heart” is now ready to embark on an
exciting new phase of her musical journey.
Her 2008 album release, Coal, combined
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her social activism with introspective lyrics

about coal mining.

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 WED 12.8.10

LEAHY FAMILY CHRISTMAS

Leahy is a Canadian powerhouse of

eight musical brothers and sisters from
Lakefield, Ontario who have been
playing together their entire lives. This
extraordinary step-dancing, fiddle-
playing, song-singing family performs
a full spectrum of Christmas music from
sacred hymns to fiery Celtic tunes and
best-loved carols. Known for a broad
repertoire that is a unique blend of
musical styles and genres, Leahy
has garnered countless awards and
accolades in a wide range of categories
from traditional roots, folk, and country
to pop, jazz, and classical.

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 MON 1.10.11

THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL BALLET

ROMEO AND JULIET, Chopiniana

The Russian National Ballet offers a double delight.

The evening will open with Michail Fokine’s 1907
timeless poetic example of stylization, Chopiniana,
a one-act ballet also known as Les Sylphides,
danced to the romantic music of Chopin. The work
is saturated with universal significance and has
become standard repertoire of the world’s leading
theatres. It is not the characters in the ballet that
develop, but rather the themes, moods and feelings.

In the second half of the evening, the company will

perform Romeo and Juliet. The full-length Shake-
spearean tragedy will feature Tchaikovsky’s music
and Yuri Vetrov’s restaging of the original chore-
ography by Petipa. Director Elena Radchenko, the
legendary former Bolshoi Principal Dancer, is the
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founder of the Russian National Ballet Theatre.

Today it is its own institution with over 50 dancers
of singular instruction and vast experience.

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“The soulful element is underscored by remarkable, virtuosic
vocal percussion...from aching love ballads to dazzling mile a
minute funk - the House Jacks can do it all!” -- Goldmine magazine
FRI 1.14.11
THE HOUSE JACKS
A rock band without instruments,
the House Jacks’ “no-holds-barred”
a cappella style obliterates traditional
preconceptions about the limits of the
human voice. Deke Sharon, Roo Ahuja,
Wes Carroll, Troy Horne and Austin
Willacy run the gamut from tender love
ballads to mile-a-minute funk, complete
with mind-blowing vocal percussion
and riffs that you would swear were
torn straight out of a whammy-bar
guitar. Taking their name from the
Heavy Equipment section of the Yellow
Pages (a “house jack” is what you
use to move a residence), the Jacks
originally got to know each other on
the collegiate a cappella circuit of the
late 1980s. The group has completed
several successful world tours, gained
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thousands of devoted fans, and recorded
five albums.
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PUNCH BROTHERS

As the San Francisco Chronicle asks,

“Why didn’t someone think about mix-
ing bluegrass, jazz and classical music
together sooner? Chris Thile...is doing
it with his new outfit, Punch Brothers,
and the result is totally mind-blowing.”
Formed in 2006, the five young and
fiercely talented musicians called Punch
Brothers are led by mandolin virtuoso,
Chris Thile and are already playing to
sold-out crowds around the world. The
band - whose name is taken from the
Mark Twain short story, “Punch, Brothers,
Punch!” - combines the talents of five hot
young pickers for a fresh, cutting-edge
sound that seamlessly blends bluegrass
traditions with breathtaking innovation.
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 THU 2.10.11

RUTHIE FOSTER

Texas singer, guitarist, songwriter and rising star

Ruthie Foster has been compared to both Aretha
Franklin and Ella Fitzgerald (among other great
singers), but Foster’s vocal sound is her own, a
rich and rootsy blend of blues, folk and gospel
music with some old soul, acoustic jazz and R&B
thrown in for seasoning. Foster has appeared on
Austin City Limits, toured England and Europe and
performed at such major music festivals as the
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Merlefest,
Vancouver Folk Festival and Kerrville Folk Festival,
winning devoted fans and glowing reviews at every
step. The Austin Chronicle noted that “Foster’s
deeply soulful vocals dip into gospel and swing
toward contemporary folk with R&B panache.
When she sings a cappella, the heavens part.”
Foster has recorded six albums: Full Circle,
Crossover, Runaway Soul, Stages, The Phenomenal
Ruthie Foster and, most recently, the Grammy-

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 FRI 2.18.11

THE UMBILICAL BROTHERS

THWACK

Who else could have bacon frying,

horses galloping underwater AND
explosions on one stage with only a
microphone? The Umbilical Brothers,
of course! This comedy duo from Down
Under combines a wild imagination
and vocal ingenuity to create a surreal
world full of choreographed mayhem
and audio-acrobatics in “THWACK.”
With minimal dialogue and a focus “Silly behavior of the
on physical comedy, this performance highest quality! Up to
includes everything from a tag-team the minute tomfoolery
fight with an imaginary fly (complete in the new vaudeville
with sound effects) to the duo’s amaz- tradition of thinking
ingly stretchy arms that can pick up
man’s clowns. Like
objects six feet away! The young – and
Bugs Bunny and Elmer
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young at heart – will find plenty to

laugh about with the Umbilical Broth- Fudd on the set of
ers. Ages 14+ Terminator.”
—The New York Times

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 FRI 3.11.11

DePue DeHoyos
This duo’s music is a jaw-dropping tour
de force of latin, pop hits and show-tunes
designed to bring audience members
to their feet. Standing ovations are
the norm, not the exception. A chance
meeting south of the border in the Baja
coastal town of La Mision melded the
talents of these two stellar musicians
known for their fiery performances.
Individually, Alex DePue and Miguel
DeHoyos have wowed the world—from
DePue performing at Carnegie Hall at
the age of 14 and touring with rock
guitarist Steve Vai in 2007 to DeHoyos
entertaining government officials and
diplomats in Mexico and performing
in Romania by invitation from the
Romanian government. Together, they
produce an unparalleled sound—music

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that can speak to anyone’s soul.

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 FRI 3.25.11

THE 39 STEPS

Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy

novel, add a dash of Monty Python, and you
have THE 39 STEPS, a fast-paced whodunit for
anyone who loves the magic of theatre! This 2-
time Tony and Drama Desk Award-winning treat
is packed with nonstop laughs, over 150 zany
characters (played by a ridiculously talented cast
of 4), an on-stage plane crash, handcuffs, missing
fingers and some good old-fashioned romance!

In THE 39 STEPS, a man with a boring life meets

a woman with a thick accent who says she’s a
spy. When he takes her home, she is murdered.
Soon, a mysterious organization called “The
39 Steps” is hot on the man’s trail in a nation-
wide manhunt that climaxes in a death-defying
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finale! A riotous blend of virtuoso performances

and wildly inventive stagecraft, THE 39 STEPS
amounts to an unforgettable evening of pure
pleasure!

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 SAT 4.2.11

TIME FOR THREE

A self-described jam band which draws
heavily on classical and folk influences,
Time for Three was formed in 2002 by
three students attending Philadelphia’s
Curtis Institute of Music. The group is
composed of two violinists (Zachary De Pue
and Nicolas Kendall) and a double-bassist
(Ranaan Meyer), all of whom have a taste
for improvisational jazz. Despite its small
size, the band has an uncanny ability to
re-create well-known orchestral standards,
with seemingly flawless arrangements. It
sports a repertoire that includes a diverse
list of classics, a few pop songs (the most
well-known of which is a rendition of Imogen
Heap’s “Hide and Seek”), and original

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compositions by Meyer. Time for Three has
performed hundreds of shows and traveled
to every corner of the U.S. in the eight
years since its formation.

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 SUN 11.21.10

MARK NIZER
3-D JUGGLER

International Juggling Champion

Mark Nizer is the first performer to
incorporate 3D technology into a live
show. Lasers jump out over the audi-
ence, so close you think you can touch
them. Two robots perform onstage: one
live, one on video, both in 3D. Neon
balls play live music while creating a
unique 3D world that changes with
each note. The combination of original
comedy, world class juggling, move-
ment, music and a focus on technology
makes Mark’s performance one not to
be missed! You’ll never know what is
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possible until you see for yourself!

3D Glasses will be provided.

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 SAT 1.29.11

POPOVICH
COMEDY PET Theater

It’s raining cats and dogs - and clowns

and jugglers! Gregory Popovich, heir
to the storied Moscow Circus legacy,
brings his highly unusual, family-ori-
ented blend of the unique comedy and
juggling and the extraordinary talents
of his performing pets. Each of the
show’s 15 cats and 10 dogs were once
strays, rescued from animal shelters.
Now, they love to show off onstage - by
performing a variety of stunts and skits!
This extravaganza of European-style
clowns, amazing juggling and balancing
acts, and of course, very talented

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performing pets will delight adults and
kids alike.

A portion of the ticket sales will benefit

The Terre Haute Humane Society

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 WED 2.2.11

DR. KABOOM
Doktor Kaboom was such a big hit
during our 2009-10 season that we’ve
asked him to return with his brand new
show! Join him for a hilarious journey
of increasingly spectacular, and often
successful, experiments and demonstra-
tions. Using masterful improvisational
skills, Doktor Kaboom, takes his
audience on a sidesplitting tour of
the modern scientific method while
demonstrating spectacular applications
of the physical sciences. Age 7+
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“Doktor Kaboom is one of the most innovative

science presentations that I’ve ever seen -
especially for young kids”
-- Andrew Jones, author of String Theory for Dummies

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are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. © 2010 The Mad Science Group. All rights reserved.
© 2010 Paramount Pictures Corporation. © 2010 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos SUN 3.20.11

MAD SCIENCE PRESENTS

STAR TREK LIVE!
Kids and parents, get ready to embark on an
out-of-this-world, interactive adventure based
on the most popular science fiction franchise
of all time. STAR TREK LIVE is a thrilling
journey that combines cutting-edge special
effects, unmatched audience interaction, and
space age science to create an exhilarating
and unforgettable theatrical experience.
You’ll join Captain James T. Kirk and Vulcan
First Officer Spock on an exploration of the
legendary U.S.S. Enterprise. But there’s dan-
ger ahead as the Enterprise and Earth come
under attack from alien forces. Suddenly, the
fate of the Federation and human civilization

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is in your hands! It will require knowledge,
ingenuity, logic, and an exploration of science
to discover what is happening and how to
set things right before it’s too late. Boldly go
where no one has gone before! Age 7+

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 FALL/WINTER

GLOBAL LENS FILM SERIES

Promoting cross-cultural understanding through cinema, the Global Lens Film Series Ocean of an Old Man
was launched by the Global Film Initiative in 2004 to support the distribution of
unique and critically acclaimed cinematic works from around the world. Since
its founding, the series has provided a platform for exceptional storytelling and
opened a window into the diverse world in which we live. In recent times, no
medium has been as effective at communicating the range and diversity of the
Adrift
world’s cultures as the cinematic arts.

The Series includes the U.S. premiere of Bui Thac Chuyen’s provocative Vietnamese
drama Adrift (Venice International Film Festival) and Masquerades (Best Feature,
Dubai International Film Festival), Algeria’s official submission to the foreign lan-
guage category of the 2009 Academy Awards. Also featured are critical favorites
Ordinary People (Best Film, Sarajevo Film Festival), The Shaft (New Directors/New
Films) and South African tour-de-force Shirley Adams (Best Actress, Durban Interna-
tional Film Festival). Additionally, the series presents the U.S. premiere of Granaz
Moussavi’s Iranian independent film, My Tehran For Sale (Toronto International
FILM SERIES

Film Festival) and the North American premiere of Ocean Of An Old Man (Pusan
International Film Festival) — the first film ever to be shot on India’s Andaman and
Nicobar islands.

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FRI 3.18.11

METROPOLIS
Lavish and spectacular, with elaborate
sets and modern science-fiction style,
Metropolis is the crowning achievement
of the German silent cinema. Its images
have inspired such sci-fi landmarks as
2001: A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner,
and The Matrix. Now, restored with
state-of-the-art digital technology and
with live accompaniment by theatre
organist extraordinaire Clark Wilson,
Metropolis can be appreciated in its
full glory as it was in 1927.

Featuring renowned theater

organist Clark Wilson

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possible for our community to experience Your Global Lens 2010 Passport provides Iran My Tehran For Sale
the joy of the arts. Your gift, combined with passage to ten critically acclaimed films from China The Shaft
many others, ensures that the Performing Uruguay Leo’s Room
around the world at a discount. Peru Gods
Arts Series will continue to bring the best in music, theater, and South Africa Shirley Adams
dance to the Wabash Valley. Donate today and have an undeni- Global Lens Passport - $40 Single admission per film - $5 Vietnam Adrift
able impact on the cultural life of this community, making it an Admission to all showings Admission free to students with valid ID Serbia Ordinary People
even more exciting and interesting place to live and work. India Ocean of an Old Man
Films open with a Sunday 2:30 matinee and then shown again the following Mexico Becloud
Friends of Hatfield Benefits: Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
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DINNER
and a
Hatfield Hall and J. Ford’s Black Angus Restaurant have teamed
up to provide four fabulous dining experiences prior to four
•Name acknowledged in every show program
SHOW ourstanding performances. Your prix fixe meal will include
•Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law your choice of a pre-selected signature entrée, side dish, salad or dessert, plus
•Plus, additional benefits per giving level wine/beer or non-alchoholic beverage. The ‘Dinner and a Show’ package may be Tiempo Libre 9.11.10
purchased through Hatfield Hall. We make your reservation, and J. Ford’s Jim Brickman 10.22.10
$50 – $99 Bravo Member wonderful staff makes sure that you have a memorable dining experience and see Kathy Mattea 11.13.10
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HATFIELD HALL TICKET DESK
5500 Wabash Ave.
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Phone: 812-877-8544
Hours: Weekdays 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Closed during Rose-Hulman holiday breaks
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tickets waiting for you at Will-Call. Duplicate tickets can-
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REFUNDS
Due to the nature of the performing arts, programs are
subject to change. Refunds are given only in the case of
event cancellation or date change.
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All ticket orders received less than 7 days prior to the
performance will be held at Will-Call.
STUDENT RUSH TICKETS
If tickets are available, students may purchase rush tickets
to any Mainstage event for $10 and Club event for $5.
Rush tickets are available one hour before the curtain.
Students must present a current student ID card at the
Ticket Desk when purchasing tickets. Students may call
the Ticket Desk on the day of the event to check on the
likely availability of Student Rush Tickets.
DISCOUNT BALCONY SEATS
Hatfield Hall is dedicated to bringing the arts to everyone.
One hour prior to Mainstage, Club and Family Discovery
Series performances, certain balcony seats are available
at a discount providing that the event is not sold out.
Discounts vary per performance. Discounted seats must
be purchased in person or by credit card over the phone.
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
We request that children under the age of 6 years of age
not be brought to performances, with the exception of the
Family Discovery Series. Regardless of age, everyone in
attendance must have a ticket, sit in a seat, and be able
to sit quietly throughout the performance. Not all perfor-
mances are appropriate for children. If you are unsure,
ask the ticket desk representative prior to purchasing
tickets. Out of respect to all patrons, we discourage bring-
ing infants to any performance.
Children of all ages are welcome to attend Family Discov-
ery performances.
ACCESSIBLE SEATING
Hatfield Hall Theater is accessible for persons with dis-
abilities. Call for more information.
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times. The house will be opened one-half hour before
curtain with the approval of the performers.
LATECOMERS
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arrive late may be asked to wait to be seated at the
first appropriate break in the program. We make every
attempt to begin each performance on time.
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less special permission is granted from Hatfield Hall and
the artist. Please be sure to silence cell phone and pagers
prior to the start of performances.
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