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WelCome!Maybe you’ve seen the headlines: Scientists Discover New Sustainable Energy Source: The Arts. The evidence is overwhelming; we’ve all experienced the electrifying aura that surrounds a great performance. For time immemorial, patrons of the arts have known: at its most elemental, art makes us feel more alive! In these times we can all use a little “Artistic Energy” in our lives. Over millennia, the arts have provided a constant source of renewable energy for millions who have grasped and converted their inspiration. Somewhere between mystery and familiarity, live art fills a void, acting upon our inertia with a power and immediacy that few other experiences can replicate. This season, the Town Hall Theatre welcomes the diversity and vigor of artistic dynamos: Scottish folk icon Dougie MacLean…a Tony Award-winning show featuring its entire original Broadway cast – The Two and Only!...VPR’s host of From the Top and virtuoso pianist Christopher O’Riley…Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s signature Made in Vermont program…the pinnacle of traditional and progressive bluegrass paired side-by-side: Dailey & Vincent and Crooked Still…“Future of the Celtic fiddle” & “Jimi Hendrix of the violin” Eileen Ivers…the lighter-than-air levity of Fred Garbo Inflatable Theatre…&c. We’re also thrilled to have Pentangle Players back with The Sound of Music—a self-generating, off-the-grid community-wide production sure to delight all ages. Sponsors, advertisers, donors, members and supporting foundations help us to harness the talents of these amazing artists for you, and for this we are immensely grateful. This playbill spotlights Pentangle’s main stage season—live events which occur almost exclusively on the Town Hall Theatre stage from September through May. What you won’t see here however are Pentangle’s in-school residency activities; visual arts initiatives; summer programs like Bookstock, the popular Summer @ Six and Brown Bag Concert Series, and our Woodstock Chamber Music Series; and many partnerships with local organizations—semiconductors that enable art’s energy to travel well beyond these theatre walls, energizing our community and those who visit here. Sometimes great art makes us want to jump up and dance, sing or act…sometimes the transfer of that energy is less kinetic & more subtle—an afterglow that stays with us for days, weeks or even years. Photovoltaic arrays & wind turbines may not be visible on stage, but the creative vitality of art’s perpetually replenishing charge is unmistakable. There’s nothing quite as stimulating as being part of a live performance that will never happen the same way again.

We’re delighted you decided to join us today and hope the energy of this performance sustains you long after the curtain closes.

Enjoy!

Partridge BoswellExecutive Director

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PENTANGLE2010/11 LIVe PerForMAnCeS

Dougie MacLeanSaturday, September 25 - 7:30 pm

Vermont Symphony Orchestra: Made in Vermont TourSunday, october 3 - 7:30 pm

Pentangle Players Present: Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music Directed by R. Lee Adamsoctober 15, 16, 22 & 23 - 7:30pm • OctOber 24 - 2 pm

Acoustic Little Feat: Paul Barrere and Fred Tackett Benefit for the Upper Valley Haven Friday, NOvember 5 - 7:30 pm

Upper Valley Bluegrass FestivalCrooked Still and Dailey & Vincent

Saturday, NOvember 20 - 7:30 pm

Wassail Weekend ConcertEileen Ivers: ‘An Nollaig — An Irish Christmas’ Friday, december 10 - 7:30 pm

Wassail WeekendHoliday House Tour

Saturday, december 11 - 10am - 4 pm

Christopher O’Riley, Host of NPR’s “From the Top” Out of My Hands

Friday, February 25 - 7:30 pmMeet the host talk: 5:30 pm

Jay Johnson: The Two and Only!thurSday, march 10 - 7:30pm



2010 – 2011 Board of Trustees

Patsy Mathews, PresidentWilliam C. dagger, Vice PresidentJonathan Wilson, TreasurerMark d. Knott ddS, SecretaryBarbara BartlettSusan ChiefskyGail doughertyPeter Goulaziandavid GreenGrettie HoweSusan Inui-Kellyemily JonesJeffrey KahnClaire Mayockelizabeth reavesrichard Windish

The Pentangle Staff

Partridge Boswell, executive directorHolly Levison, office Managernat Williams, Theatre Managerdavid darakjy, THT Facilities Managerdan Merlo, Technical directorPauline davenport, Volunteer CoordinatorAnne Taggart, AccountantCharmaine Kinton, Playbill Advertising

Advisory Board

Alison ClarksonThomas HayesPatsy HighbergMargaret Kannenstinenorwood LongFiona Mcelwainnancy randallChing-Wen Taylor

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PENTANGLE2010/11 LIVe PerForMAnCeS

DervishSaturday, march 19 - 7:30pm

Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Company SuNday, march 27 - 2pm

14th Annual Community Showcase: A Green Mountain Home CompanionSaturday, april 2 - 7:30pm


Pentangle Arts Council relies on the contributions of individuals,

businesses, and foundations to provide…..

Main Stage Performances From community theatre to national and international touring artists, Pentangle's

live performances are vivid and vital community gatherings Dana Emmons Arts in Education Program

Pentangle's arts education program, one of the oldest in the country, enriches the lives of 6,000+ students each year through performances

and in-school artist residencies Brown Bag Concerts

A popular rite of summer - every Thursday at noon on The Green in Woodstock Summer @ Six Concert Series

Major outdoor concert series at Suicide Six Ski Area stimulates our community’s economy while creating memorable summer evenings for music fans of all ages

Town Hall Theatre Movies The magic of viewing major films in the “home cinema” intimacy

of the Town Hall Theatre has garnered Pentangle “best cinema experience in the Upper Valley”

Chamber Music Series Classical concerts featuring top regional & national musicians

Bookstock A creative collaboration of five local organizations, this literary festival features author readings and lectures, workshops and celebrations of the written word.

PLUS….. Continued care and stewardship of our treasured Woodstock Town Hall Theatre

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Pentangle members play a starring role in bringing a wealth of arts experiences in to the region. Since Pentangle’s inception in 1974, members have made it possible to pursue actively the commitment to artistic excellence and community involvement. Below you will find descriptions of the various levels of Pentan-gle membership and their associated benefits packages.

Membership Levels and Benefits ~ ~ ~ FRIEND ($45-$74) ~ ~ ~ Advance ticketing for Pentangle presentations & special events Free admittance to pre-show lectures, workshops & discussions An invitation to the annual “Sneak Preview” event & reception Subscription to Pentangle’s weekly E-newsletter Annual listing in the Pentangle Main Stage Program Discounted admission to select Pentangle performances $1 discount at Town Hall Theatre (THT) movies

~ ~ ~ ADVOCATE ($75-$149) ~ ~ ~ Benefits listed above, PLUS…. 10% discounts on full-price tickets to live Pentangle performances

~ ~ ~ CONTRIBUTOR ($150-$249) ~ ~ ~ Benefits listed above, PLUS…. Two complimentary THT movie passes An invitation to a major Pentangle presentation reception

~ ~ ~ SUPPORTER ($250-$499) ~ ~ ~ Benefits listed above, PLUS…. Two additional THT movie passes (total of 4)

~ ~ ~ PATRON ($500-$999)~ ~ ~ Benefits listed above, PLUS…. Pair of tickets to live Pentangle performance

~ ~ ~ BENEFACTOR ($1,000 and over)~ ~ ~ Benefits listed above, PLUS…. Backstage pass to special artist receptions One Advocate gift membership 20% discount on Pentangle performances Two additional tickets to a Pentangle performance (total of 4) Invitation to annual Founder’s Circle VIP event


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Join Pentangle Arts Council and Northern Stage for film screenings of the Northern Stage 2010-2011 Season

at Woodstock Town Hall Theatre

Amadeus Thursday, Sept. 30 at 7:00 pm

starring F. Murray Abraham - 1984

The 39 Steps Thursday, Oct. 28 at 7:00 pm

directed by Alfred Hitchcock - 1935

The Wizard of Oz Thursday, Dec. 2 at 7:00 pm Starring Judy Garland - 1939

The Rainmaker Thursday, March 10 at 7:00 pm

starring Katherine Hepburn and Burt Lancaster - 1956

Evita Thursday, April 7 at 7:00 pm

starring Madonna and Antonio Banderas - 1996 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

tickets $40 for a season-long Film Series membership

$10 for individual tickets

Proceeds to jointly benefit Northern Stage and Pentangle Arts Council

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OR phone her at 802.291.9009, ext. 17 to purchase your season-long Film Series membership today!

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09–10 annual aPPeal donorsPentangle Arts Council expresses sincere appreciation to all of our Annual Appeal donors including those who have asked to remain anonymous. Thank you for your vital and continued support of the Arts and Pentangle! We apologize to those who may have been inadvertently omitted from this list or listed incorrectly.

PRODUCER ($2,500—$4,999)

Gail and Allen DoughertyMimi Mazzier-Heuser and Marshall Heuser

DIRECTOR ($1,000—$2,499)

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COMPOSER ($500—$999)

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AUTHOR ($250—$499)

Michael Backman and Steven SwayneSusan and Leslie BergePauline Davenport and Partridge BoswellRuth and Peter BrookeKaren CecilTeresa CheeksJudy and David CollinsSharon and Donald CorriganDorothy Deans and Lydia SpitzerAnn DebevoiseRolf Diamant and Nora MitchellKatherine FordEloise GardnerAlison Clarkson and Oliver GoodenoughHenry Healy and Alicia MunnellCindy and Vincent JonesJoan LangHolly and Jeff LevisonL.C. LombardJoanna and Norwood LongTita and Oliver ManicePaul and Marilyn MarinelliPam and John ReeseJane SmithPolly and Andrew WakemanFadia and Ted WilliamsonBarbara and Donald Zucker

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Debra and Al AlessiGina and Mark AuriemaKathryn Bailey and William HoytMimi BairdSuzy BanniganKathleen and Brooke BeairdMarjorie and Peter BehrLiza Deignan and Dan BellmoreJeff Bernstein and Stacey CushnerBlumstein Family FoundationCarol Boerner and David BowenDave and Ruth BollingerAnne BourneDiana and David Brown Jennifer and William M. BrownMarion and Kenneth BurchardRegina BurgAngela and Brad Burrington


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Pentangle members & sPonsorsSince Pentangle’s inception in 1974, Members and Sponsors have made it possible to pursue actively the organization’s commitment to artistic excellence and community involvement. Individual Membership and Corporate Sponsorship help to steward our historic Woodstock Town Hall Theatre and support us in presenting an exciting and diverse mix of events and outreach activities at truly affordable prices. We thank the following individuals and businesses for playing a starring role in bringing a wealth of arts experiences to the region.

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Visitors and locals agree, Pentangle’s Holiday House Tour is an indispensable centerpiece of Wassail Weekend festivities. Experience the warm hospitality of old New England when Woodstock’s most charming homes deck their Halls and open their doors for what has become a quintessential holiday tradition. Horse drawn wagon rides and live musicians accompany guests along the way.

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Pianist Christopher O’Riley’s reimagining of works by Radiohead, R.E.M., Nirvana, Pink Floyd, The Smiths, Portishead and other contemporary artists have garnered critical accolades and international acclaim, including the only four-star review ever given by Rolling Stone to a classical pianist.

As host of the popular NPR music program, From the Top, Mr. O’Riley is well-known for his eloquent and compelling musings on music and popular culture. His latest performances stretch the piano beyond the classical repertoire and into the rich uncharted territory of contemporary and alt-rock. Announcing the program from the stage allows O’Riley to share discoveries and explore paths in and out of this wealth of material. The music flows seamlessly from one genre to another, from the familiar to the fresh. From Robert Pollard to Rickie Lee Jones to Maurice Ravel; A Perfect Circle to Piazzolla; Thomas Ades to John Adams to Toru Takemitsu to Nine Inch Nails. Christopher O’Riley is recognized as one of the leading American pianists of his generation, touring extensively as a recitalist and chamber musician and appearing with every major orchestra.

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For the 14th year in a row, Pentangle brings its Community Showcase: A Green Mountain Home Companion to the Woodstock Town Hall Theatre stage. Vermonters know, come mud season, just about anything goes. Pentangle’s Green Mountain Home Companion is a locavore variety show that knows no boundaries! Folk singers, a steel drum orchestra, physical comedians, belly dancers, jazz trios, rock trios, clarinet Polka trios, and barbershop quartets—are all standard fare at Pentangle’s “sugaring off” party celebrating the artistic talents of our friends and neighbors. Hosted by hometown musical heroes Al Alessi and Bob Merrill, Pentangle’s Community Showcase: A Green Mountain Home Companion features performers of all ages from budding stars to seasoned veterans of the stage and recording studio.

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dana emmons arts in eduCation ProgramThanks to the generous support of businesses, foundations, and local residents Pentangle continues to offer in-school artist residency opportunities and charge an affordable $5 per student, teacher or chaperone to attend Arts in education productions at the Town Hall Theatre. We officially named Pentangle’s Arts in education Program in memory of dana emmons this year, remembering dana’s loving and generous spirit as we dedicate ourselves to creating accessible and meaningful arts education experiences for our younger audiences.

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Pentangle Players Presentrodgers & hammerstein’s The sound of musicthursday, oct 14 @ 10amgrades 2 – 12“The Sound of Music,” “edelweiss,” “My Favorite Things,” “Climb ev’ry Mountain,” “do-re-Mi”... a musical theatre favorite! Based on Maria von Trapp’s memoir The Story of the Trapp Family Singers, the final collaboration between rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world’s most beloved musical.

Theatreworks in we The People monday, nov 29 @ 9:30am & 12:30pmgrades 3 – 6rock out with America’s original “boy band,” The Founding Fathers! Join Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Franklin as they trade in their powdered wigs for power chords to help an ambitious teen. on a quest to win her school election, dawn cares more about padding her college applications than making her school a better place. With the help of these Fab Four, she discovers that “We the People” have the power to raise a patriotic ruckus and make a difference! Jon Stewart meets the Jonas Brothers in the world premiere of We THe PeoPLe: AMerICA roCKS!, a hip new musical for all ages.

mad science Presents star Trek Livethursday, feb 3 @ 9:30am & 12:30pmgrades 3 – 9Audience members join Starfleet Academy only to be unexpectedly whisked into an adventure steeped in the grand tradition of Star Trek itself. STAr TreK LIVe

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childsplay presents ferdinand the Bull friday, march 11 @ 9:30am & 12:30pmgrades k – 5Meet Ferdinand, an unusual bull who prefers picking flowers to joining the bullfighters in the ring, and danilo, a young nobleman whose father duque dodo has big dreams for him. Watch what happens when danilo, the reluctant matador, meets Ferdinand in the bullring. You’ll cheer for them as they refuse to go along with the crowd and strike a blow for individuality and celebrating our differences. This production integrates Spanish, flamenco dancing and original music to create a memorable theatrical experience perfect for young audiences and their families.

children’s voiceslocal in-school residencies: march 7 – april 8performances: tBagrades k – 6dedicated to inspiring young people to express themselves through writing and performing, Children’s Voices Theatre transforms poems and stories written by K-6 students into a magical theatrical experience. Co-founders Michael Zerphy and Marv Klassen-Landis weave together themes of trusting one’s inner voice, overcoming fear, and getting started when students say, “I don’t know what to write.” K-6 audiences double over laughing during “Wacky Monkeys” and during “The dentist,” a hilarious sketch reminiscent of the golden age of silent movies. “Tiger” moves through emotions of awe, fear, and empowerment. Incorporating student writing from local in-school residencies. Culminating performances feature acting, mime, physical comedy, and plenty of audience participation.


Dvoranatuesday, april 12 @ 9:30am (k – 6) & 12:30pm (7 – 12)grades k – 12dvorana, the very first former Czechoslovakian dance group focusing on north American folk dances, was founded in 1978 by Jasan Bonuš. over the last 30 years, the troupe has expanded its repertoire beyond Czech, Moravian and Slovak folk dances to include the traditions of other nations—england, Scotland, Ireland and Mexico in particular—and now draws from a diverse selection of over 30 choreographies. dvorana’s culturally vibrant performances aim to familiarize audiences with folk dances of different nations and provide the opportunity to discover what unites folk dances of different continents.

Terrance simien:creole for kidz & The history of Zydeco May 2011 • Grades 2 – 8

For more than two decades, Grammy award winning artist Terrance Simien, 8th generation Louisiana Creole, has been shattering the myths about what his indigenous Creole Zydeco music is and is not. Leading his Zydeco experience Band, Simien is one of the most respected and internationally recognized touring and recording artists in roots music today. Creole for Kidz & The History of Zydeco, Simien’s multicultural arts-in-education “informance” (informational performance), has reached over 250,000 K-12 students, parents and educators at schools, art centers and festivals around the globe in places far away from Louisiana. Creole for Kidz & The History of Zydeco program is centered on the indigenous zydeco music of the French speaking Creoles of south Louisiana and is accompanied by a 6 page study guide used to help prepare the students in advance for the performance.

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Hampshire charitable foundation, Billings farm and museum, Yankee Book shop, est. 1935 and the Byrne foundation

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Attend every single first run movie Pentangle screens, 52 weeks a year, at a fraction of the regular price (40+% discount). Good for an entire year of regularly scheduled (Friday – Monday) first-run films from the date of purchase (popcorn not included)! Choose at your convenience from 208 viewing opportunities! See your favorite film as often as you like…a Film Society Season Pass gives you unlimited viewing privileges. not only this, pass holders automatically receive Film Society benefits including invitations to special screenings, receptions and director’s cut events.

Town hall Theatre film society season Pass:

adult $230, senior $200 & child $170

Good for all regularly scheduled Town Hall Theatre screenings except where superseded by a live event. Town Hall Theatre movie show time is 7:30 pm every Friday - Monday throughout the year.

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