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ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT STAFFERICA STUDDARD, Community Development Director

TIM CHAPMAN, Superintendent of the Arts

JAMES ABUNAWASS, Technical Assistant

ERIN BURSE, Building Supervisor

KATIE BYRD, Building Supervisor

RENEE DEESE, Operations Coordinator

TORY KIMBRELL, Technical Coordinator

LAUREN KUYKENDALL, Theatre Coordinator

MARCELLA KUYKENDALL, Visual Arts Coordinator

EVON PAIGE, Building Supervisor

MADDISON PRESNAL, Technical Assistant

HUNTER SHARPTON, Technical Assistant

General Information770.838.1083 // carrolltonarts.com251 Alabama Street, Carrollton, GA 30117 carrolltonarts

Business HoursMonday – Friday // 9:00am – 5:30pm

Hours of Operation Monday – Friday // 9:00am – 7:00pm Saturday // 10:00am – 2:00pm

Theater Box Office HoursTuesday – Friday // 12:00pm – 5:30pmTickets online // carrolltonarts.com

ParkingFree parking is available in the parking lot on the west side of the building and in the parking deck on the east side on Barnes St.

Helpful Facts & ServicesSPECIAL SERVICES: Wheelchair accommodations are available within the theater. For those needing wheelchair seating, please secure tickets two weeks in advance to ensure space is available. Sound amplification devices are available upon request. Please notify us one week prior to performance. For ASL services, please allow two weeks advance notice. For all other special needs, contact the Box Office at 770-838-1083.

PROGRAM CHANGES: The Carrollton Center for the Arts reserves the right to make changes in programs and artists without prior notice.

CAMERAS AND RECORDERS: All cameras and recording devices are strictly prohibited in the Carrollton Center for the Arts.

ARTS & EDUCATION PROGRAMS: The Carrollton Center for the Arts offers school-day matinée performances/exhibition tours as a unique field trip opportunity for school groups. These programs are geared to specific age groups. All of our productions come with learning activities. Please contact Tim Chapman at 770-838-1083 for more details.

Dear Patron of the Arts,

As a life-long native of Carrollton, it is my honor to serve as president of the Carrollton Arts Commission. I saw a meme on social media earlier this year that said, “If you think artists are useless, try to spend your quarantine without music, books, poems, movies, paintings and games.” What a true statement! As I write this letter, I must acknowledge the impact the coronavirus had and continues to have on our lives. I used much of my shelter-at-home time to work in my art studio and to paint. However, like the meme, I embraced many other forms of art to keep me sane during the quarantine. My guess is that you and your family did, too. Long story short: the arts matter.

Many of this year’s arts events showcase the enormous wealth of talent within our own community. The Roush Gallery and Galleria will host exhibitions by the Douglas County Artist Guild, Carroll County art teachers, University of West Georgia art faculty and our own Carrollton Artist Guild members. There will be performances by the Carroll Symphony Orchestra, the Carroll Community Wind Ensemble and the Carrollton Jazz Orchestra. Celebrate Christmas in Carrollton with the Community Chorus, who are still going strong after 38 years. Join the Carroll County Community Theatre for Clue: On Stage. Make sure you see the 42nd Georgia Watercolor Society National Exhibition and celebrate the poetry of Georgia Poet Laureate, Chelsea Rathburn, as part of this year’s Visiting Artist Series. Participate in workshops and enjoy the Carrollton Arts Festival this fall. Last but not least, the coronavirus might have postponed A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum this spring, but it will be back on the main stage in March, 2021.

There is no need to drive to Atlanta or elsewhere when we’ve got such rich talent in our own backyard. The staff at the Carrollton Center for the Arts has worked hard to plan something for everyone. Be a visitor, participant, sponsor or volunteer. There is no better way to reconnect with each other and our community than by supporting the arts.

Sincerely,Clint SamplesPresident, Carrollton Arts Commission

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Clint Samples, PresidentMarilyn Glass, President-ElectGinna Blair, Past President Michelle Conerly, SecretaryLaurie Fleck, Parliamentarian

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Penny AyersJosh ByrdAndrea ChapmanKatie GambrellSusan Mabry

Dr. Kelly SteedAndrea Stone

We would like to thank the following organizations for supporting the Carrollton Center for the Arts’ mission:

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Douglas County Art Guild Dates: July 20 – August 23Opening Reception: July 235 – 7pm ∙ Galleria

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Peace, Love and PotteryDates: July 23 – August 27Opening Reception: July 235 – 7pm ∙ Roush Gallery

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An Evening with Shawn MegordenCarrollton native Shawn Megorden teaches young dancers at the Center for the Arts, acts with the Carroll County Community Theatre and performs professionally as an actress, singer and dancer in Atlanta and the Southeast. Enjoy her smooth, jazzy vocals in her first concert in the Danny Mabry Theatre. For an additional price, join us for a pre-show cocktail party which will include hors d’ouevres, spirits and fellowship with other theatre patrons.August 297:30pmAdults $15 ∙ Youth $10Cocktail Party 6pm ∙ $20(Reception with optional cocktail party and silent auction. Must be 21 to participate.)

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Studio Practice: UWG Faculty Art Exhibition Dates: September 10 – October 22Opening Reception: September 175 – 7pm ∙ Roush Gallery

Carroll County Art Educators ExhibitionOpen through: September 27Opening Reception: September 175 – 7pm ∙ Galleria

Clue: on StageThe Carroll County Community Theatre brings the classic board game and motion picture to life in Clue: On Stage, a hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery. Six guests assemble at a remote mansion for a dinner party. When their host turns up dead, Wadsworth the butler, Miss Scarlett, Professor Plum, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock and Colonel Mustard must race to find the killer.September 11 – 12 ∙ 7:30pmSeptember 13 ∙ 2pm$10 (Season ticket holders attend September 11)

Georgia Poet Laureate Chelsea RathburnOur Visiting Artist Series celebrates Chelsea Rathburn, Georgia’s Poet Laureate. Her poems have appeared in such esteemed journals as Poetry, The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic, The Southern Review, New England Review and Ploughshares. Born and raised in Florida, she now lives in the North Georgia mountains with her husband, poet James Davis May, and their daughter, and teaches at Young Harris College.September 26Luncheon 12:30pm ∙ $25Evening Program 6:30pm ∙ $10


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Studio Practice: UWG Faculty Art Exhibition Open through: October 22Roush Gallery


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Bob Marley’s Three L ittle B irds MusicalA jammin' musical, featuring the timeless music and lyrics of Bob Marley and based on the children's book by his daughter Cedella, Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds shares the legendary artist's message of peace and love with a new generation of songbirds.Recommended for grades K – 4October 210am$5

All That!Internationally-renowned hip-hop dance group, All That, consists of eight talented dancers known for putting their innovative twist on clogging, All That recently made the dance famous with their appearances on NBC’s America’s Got Talent. As solo dancers, the group’s members won hundreds of Solo Grand Championship titles and thousands of trophies. In 1995 All That was formed and quickly turned into something bigger than any of them had ever imagined.October 37:30pmAdults $18 ∙ Youth $10

The Arts Festival of CarrolltonThe 17th annual Arts Festival of Carrollton features an artist market of more than 70 visual artists, entertainment, youth art stops and exhibits and roving guest artists like Mark Abbati of Joy Unspeakable Living Sculpture. This year’s festival once again welcomes food trucks. Start your Art Savings Account now by purchasing Art Bucks/Patron Purchase Awards throughout the year to use at the arts festival. For more information, visit artsfestivalofcarrollton.com.October 10 – 1110am – 5pm

CCWE Fall ConcertThe Carroll Community Wind Ensemble (CCWE) is an all-volunteer symphonic band, sponsored by the Carroll Symphony Orchestra. Founded in 1995 by John Zulli, the CCWE now includes more than 60 members conducted by Terry Lowry. The ensemble begins its 10th season with a program of audience favorites, including the Imperial March, by John Williams and Sea Songs, by Ralph Vaughann Williams.October 227:30pm$10

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Small Packages Dates: November 5 – December 13Opening Reception: November 55 – 7pm ∙ Roush Gallery and Galleria

Greeting Card Show: Art Contest and ExhibitionDates: November 5 – December 13Opening Reception: November 55 – 7pm ∙ Galleria


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CJO: Legends of JazzThe Carrollton Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Johanna Mahmud, is quickly becoming one of the premiere jazz ensembles in the South. The orchestra will dazzle you with a program built around the works of Dizzy Gillespie and William Russo, especially pieces composed and arranged for the Stan Kenton Orchestra.November 77:30pmAdults $15 ∙ Youth $10

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer BalletThis ballet is based on the 1939 book by Robert L. May and the 1964 animated movie in which Rudolph saves Christmas with his glowing nose. Come see our version of this familiar holiday tale. WARNING: You may develop a love for dance after our production. Directed by Darby Burgess.

November 20 – 21 ∙ 7pmNovember 22 ∙ 2pmAdults $15 ∙ Youth $10(Season ticket holders attend November 20)

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Holmes for the HolidaysIt is December, 1936, and Broadway star, William Gillette, admired the world over for his leading role in the play, Sherlock Holmes, has invited his fellow cast members to his Connecticut castle for the weekend. When one of the guests is stabbed to death, the festivities quickly turn dangerous. Performed by the Carroll County Community Theatre. Directed by Michelle RougierDecember 4 – 5 ∙ 7:30pmDecember 6 ∙ 2pm$10 (Season ticket holders attend on December 4)

Christmas in CarrolltonThe Carrollton Christmas tradition continues as the Community Chorus performs classics such as Children Go Where I Send Thee, White Christmas, Go Tell It On The Mountain, I’ll Be Home for Christmas and some less traditional works like Fruitcake and These Christmas Lights.December 11 – 12 ∙ 7:30pmDecember 12 ∙ 4pm$10 (Season ticket holders attend on December 11)

Wind Ensemble Christmas ConcertLet the Carroll Community Wind Ensemble transport you to a winter wonderland with sentimental favorites such as Sleigh Ride and White Christmas. Conductor Terry Lowry will take your requests at the piano.December 157:30pm$15

A World Jazz Solstice - CJOThe Carrollton Jazz Orchestra presents A World Jazz Solstice, featuring Duke Ellington’s Nutcracker Suite and other Christmas selections from around the world. December 17 – 187:30pmAdults $15 ∙ Youth $10

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Greeting Card Show: Art Contest and ExhibitionOpen through: December 13Galleria

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From the collection of Allied Arts in Milledgeville, GA: White Oak Baskets Dates: January 7 – February 11Opening Reception: January 75 – 7pm ∙ Roush Gallery

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MountainFilm on TourMountainFilm travels year-round and worldwide with a selection of current and best-loved films from the annual festival in Telluride, Colorado. The Carrollton Center for the Arts hosts the festival for the fifth year. MountainFilm includes 8 – 12 short films that are featured within two-and-a-half hours. A reception will be provided during intermission.Date and Time TBA$5

Susan Hayward Tribute F ilm, “Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole”In her final acting appearance, Susan Hayward is cast as a recently-widowed research doctor who can no longer deal with death on a daily basis. Street doctor Lou Grazzo (Darren McGavin) coerces Maggie into accepting a job at a Chicago clinic. Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole was originally telecast in 1972.January 32pm$5 (includes water and popcorn)

Shades of BubléShades of Bublé brings the swinging standards and pop hits of Michael Bublé, like Feeling Good, Moondance, Come Fly With Me, Home, Everything, Fever and Save the Last Dance for Me, to the stage in an unforgettable, high-energy concert event.January 157:30pmAdults $20 ∙ Youth $10


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My World of StuffOpen through: February 4Galleria

From the collection of Allied Arts in Milledgeville, GA: White Oak Baskets Open through: February 11Roush Gallery

Remix: A Carrollton Artist Guild Juried ExhibitionDates: February 18 – March 25Opening Reception: February 185 – 7pm ∙ Roush Gallery

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Aquilla Theatre: Jekyll and HydeRobert Louis Stevenson’s 1886 Gothic novella, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, is one of the great horror classics. The story, contemporary even today, explores the notion that there is good and evil in everyone. Performed by Professional Theatre Company Aquilla Theatre.February 47:30pmAdults $20 ∙ Youth $10

Aquilla Theatre: Jekyll and HydeRecommended for grades 9 – 12February 410am$5

CSO Masterworks winter concertThe Carroll Symphony Orchestra presents a concert of masterworks, including Beethoven's majestic Symphony No. 7, Peter Mennin's Folk Overture and the winning compositions from the CSO Young Composer Competition. This is the perfect Valentine’s date night. Conducted by Terry Lowry.February 12 – 137:30pmAdults $18 ∙ Youth $10

CSO MasterworksRecommended for grades 3 – 5February 1210am$5

Live with Shana TuckerWith a deep respect for lyrical storytelling, cellist/singer-songwriter, Shana Tucker, delivers her self-described genre of ChamberSoul™. Shana's melodies weave hints of jazz, classical, soulful folk, acoustic pop and a touch of R&B into a distinctive rhythmic tapestry. February 207:30pmAdults $18 ∙ Youth $10


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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the ForumNo, you did not miss this outstanding performance by the Carroll County Community Theatre. In A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Pseudolus, a crafty slave, struggles to win the hand of a beautiful, but slow-witted, courtesan named Philia for his young master, Hero. Directed by Alison Camillo.March 5 – 6, 12 – 13 ∙ 7:30pmMarch 7 & 14 ∙ 2pmAdults $15 ∙ Youth $10(Season ticket holders attend on March 5)

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Georgia Watercolor Society 42nd National Exhibition Dates: April 5 – May 14Opening Reception: April 103 – 5pm ∙ Roush Gallery and Galleria


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Bring Me Back to CarrolltonThis is the concert you have been waiting for! Our local signature song, Bring Me Back to Carrollton, was written by Ed Hogan. Directed by Jack Gantt.April 16 ∙ 7:30pmApril 17 ∙ 4pm$10(Season ticket holders attend on April 16)

Original Works, Jazz ConcertThe Carrollton Jazz Orchestra presents a concert of contemporary compositions, composed and arranged specifically for the CJO. Be among the first to hear this incredible music.April 227:30pmAdults $15 ∙ Youth $10

Nugget and FangArtsPower’s under-the-sea musical tells the story of Nugget, a minnow, and Fang, a shark, who get along swimmingly — until Nugget’s first day of minnow school. There, Nugget learns that minnows are supposed to be afraid of sharks. Fang takes desperate and hilarious measures to regain Nugget’s trust. Recommended for grades K – 3April 2610am$5

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The Shape of Things to Come: Artwork by Carlos AnduzeDates: May 24 – July 1Opening Reception: May 275 – 7pm ∙ Galleria

Recursion: Works by Ananda Balingit-LeFilsDates: May 27 – July 8Opening Reception: May 275 – 7pm ∙ Roush Gallery

Wind Ensemble Spring ConcertThe Carroll Community Wind Ensemble celebrates its 10th season with festive works for concert band including the world premiere of a new composition by Carrollton native, Will Pitts, commissioned in celebration of this important anniversary. Conducted by Terry Lowry.May 67:30pm$10

S AV E M O N E Y Season ticket holders save nearly 20 percent off regular admission, which means you receive at minimum one free ticket to a production a year. Member discounts are applied to all instructional programs throughout the year.

A S S I G N E D S E A T F O R T H E S E A S O N With season tickets, you get the best available seats for each production plus you get the first opportunity to renew your seats annually.

E A S Y T I C K E T E XC H A N G E SCan’t make it to your scheduled performance? We’ve got your back! Just visit the Box Office at least 48 hours before the show and we’ll exchange your tickets for another performance. The center cannot guarantee that you will receive the same seat if you move to a different night of a performance.

L O S T T I C K E TWe know how hard it can be to keep track of your tickets year-round. If you misplace your tickets, the Box Office will reprint them.

B R I N G YO U R C H I L D R E N Youth subscriptions are a great deal. Check out our season ticket prices for youth (12 years and younger). Some shows may not be appropriate for younger audiences. For those performances, you can trade your season ticket for a school matinée or another production.

B E T T E R Q U A L I T Y A R T I S T SSupporting the arts through season tickets and memberships helps the center offer the best quality artists to our community.

S C H O L A R S H I P S F O R YO U T HBeing a season ticket holder and member allows the center to give away tickets to under-served audiences and fee waivers for instructional programs for those with economic difficulties.

S P E C I A L I N V I TA T I O N S T O E V E N T SSeason ticket holders and members receive special invitations to events and programs throughout the year.

B R I N G T H E C O M M U N I T Y T O G E T H E RSupporting the arts helps our community have higher civic engagement and social interaction.

YO U D E S E R V E I TTreat yourself to experiences that allow you to escape the daily routine of life by engaging in the arts. It helps to feed your soul.

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W h e n t o P u r c h a s eCurrent Season Ticket Holders: July 13 – July 24 New Season Subscribers: July 27 – August 14 Individual Ticket Sales: Starting August 17

H o w t o P U R C H A S EBy Phone: 770-838-1083 I Tuesday – Friday, 12:00pm – 5:30pmIn Person: Center for the Arts Box Office, 251 Alabama Street Tuesday – Friday, 12:00pm – 5:30pmOnline: carrolltonarts.com

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• 3 Carroll County Community Theatre Productions

• 2 Carroll County Community Chorus Performances

• 3 Carrollton Jazz Orchestra Performances

• 3 Carroll Community Wind Ensemble Performances

• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Ballet

• FREE ticket - Susan Hayward tribute film, Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole.

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M a i n S ta g e An Evening with Shawn Megorden, August 29 All That!, October 3 Shades of Bublé, January 15 Aquilla Theatre: Jekyll and Hyde, February 4 Live with Shana Tucker, February 20

C o m m u n i t y t h e at r e / d a n c e Clue: On Stage, September 11 – 13 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Ballet, November 20 – 22 Holmes for the Holidays, December 4 - 6 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, March 5 – 7, 12 –14

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P r o f e s s i o n a l Pa c k a g e : $ 8 7$ 1 0 9 Va l u eEnjoy the excitement of professional touring performances throughout the year. Package also include the Carroll Symphony Orchestra Masterworks Concert. Package includes:

• An Evening with Shawn Megorden

• All That!

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• CSO Masterworks Winter Concert

• Live with Shana Tucker

H o m e t o w n Pa c k a g e : $ 1 1 6$ 1 4 5 Va l u eWatch your community produce theatrical, choral and musical performances and enjoy the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Ballet.Package includes:

• 3 Carroll County Community Theatre Productions

• 2 Carroll County Community Chorus Performances

• 3 Carrollton Jazz Orchestra Performances

• 3 Carroll Community Wind Ensemble Performances

• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Ballet

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S P E C I A L E V E N T S Season Kick-Off Cocktail Party, August 29, $20 Luncheon with Georgia Poet Laureate, Chelsea Rathburn, September 26, $30 Evening Presentation with Chelsea Rathburn, September 26, $10 MountainFilm on Tour, January 2, $5 Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole, Susan Hayward Tribute Film, January 3, $5

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