Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts
2008-2009 Season Ticket Order Form
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Please indicate which performance of Moscow Cats Theatre you would like to attend by circling time.
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M a in S ta ge S e r i e s
Per formance
Date / Time
Orch 1
Orch 2
Loge
Bal 1
Elisa Monte Dance
Mon. 10/20/08 • 7:30pm
$35
$29
$35
$29
Wonder Bread Years
Sat. 11/15/08 • 7:30pm
$35
$29
$35
$29
LPO Holiday Concert
Fri. 12/12/08 • 7:30pm
$43
$37
$43
$37
Sat. 01/17/09 • 2:00pm
$35
$29
$35
$29
Sat. 01/17/09 • 7:30pm
$35
$29
$35
$29
Fri. 01/30/09 • 7:30pm
$35
$29
$35
$29
Moscow Cats Theatre
Moscow Cats Theatre
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Marcia Ball
LPO Spring Mix
Sat. 03/07/09 • 7:30pm
$39
$33
$39
$33
Thurs. 03/19/09 • 7:30pm
$39
$33
$39
$33
WAR
Fri. 04/03/09 • 7:30pm
$39
$33
$39
$33
Kathy Mattea & Marty Stuart
Sat. 06/06/09 • 7:30pm
$47
$41
$47
$41
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❑ $256
❑ $304
❑ $256
To Kill A Mockingbird
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Pa j amas a nd P lay S e r i e s
Per formance
Date / Time
C h i l d r e n ( 10 & u n d e r )
Max & Ruby
Thurs. 01/29/09 • 7:00pm
Mammoth Follies
Wed. 04/22/09 • 7:00pm
❑ $12
❑ $12
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Adults
❑ $15
❑ $15
L a gni app e
Per formance
Bye Bye Birdie
Date / Time
Center Orch
and Loge
Lef t, Righ t Or ch
and Bal 1
Bal 2
Sat. 02/14/09 • 7:30pm
❑ $56
❑ $51
❑ $45
Per formance
Bill Evans Jazz Festival Trio
Ricky Graham’s Renew Revue
Date / Time
Orch 1
Orch 2
Loge
Bal 1
Thurs. 04/23/09 • 7:30pm
❑ $27
❑ $35
❑ $23
❑ $29
❑ $27
❑ $35
❑ $23
❑ $29
Fri. 05/08/09 • 7:30pm
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the Columbia Theatre Box Office after September 3, 2008.
The box office hours are Monday-Friday 12:00-5:00 pm.
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Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts
2008-2009 Season
E L I S A M O N T E Da n cE
L P O S p r in g m i x
Monday, October 20, 2008 • 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 7, 2009 • 7:30 pm
This eclectic presentation of contemporary dance will feature “Zydeco,” an innovative new work inspired by the folk music of African American and Creole
descendants of slaves and freed slaves in south Louisiana.
This program, including Sibelius’s The Oceanides and Beethoven’s Symphony
# 7 will be conducted by LPO’s own Music Director, Carlos Preito and will feature
Southeastern’s own choral conductor Alissa Rowe, soprano, in Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915.
WO ND ER B RE A D YE A R S
Saturday, November 15, 2008 • 7:30 pm
A salute to the Baby Boomer Generation, The Wonder Bread Years is a fastpaced, hilarious production that takes a trip down memory lane with looks back
on the adventures of growing up in the ‘60s
lpo hol iday co n c e r t
Friday, December 12, 2008 • 7:30 pm
The Columbia Theatre’s LPO Holiday Concert has become a festive tradition
for young and old alike. Ring in the holiday season with your favorite classics
and carols performed by the talented musicians of the Louisiana Philharmonic
Orchestra.
M oscow cats th e at r e
Saturday, Januar y 17, 2009 • 2: 00 or 7:30 pm
35 cats! 1 dog! 5 clowns! Death-defying balancing acts! Dancing! Acrobatics! This
unique spectacle features non-stop action by a group of talented felines performing original and astounding acrobatic feats, integrated into a colorful and fun-filled
family show.
ma x a nd ru by
Thursday, Januar y 29, 2009 • 7: 00 pm
This new musical, based on the series of books by Rosemary Wells and the popular television program on Nick Jr. and Noggin, features beloved bunny siblings
Max and Ruby who get the brilliant idea to put on a show for Grandma, complete
with music and costumes.
to k i ll a moc k in g b i r d
Thursday, March 19, 2009 • 7:30 pm
Winner of the 1960 Pulitzer Prize for fiction, Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird
is unquestionably an American classic. This dramatic tale of human nature and
human values will be performed by Montana Repertory Theatre.
WA R
Friday, April 3, 2009 • 7:30 pm
One of the most popular funk groups of the ‘70s, WAR was also one of the most
eclectic, freely melding soul, Latin, jazz, blues, reggae and rock influences into
an effortlessly funky whole, with their hit songs such as “Low Rider”, “Cisco Kid”
and “Why Can’t We Be Friends.”
mammoth foll i e s
Wednesday, April 22, 2009 • 7: 00 pm
Mammoth Follies explores the wonders of prehistoric dinosaurs and their friends
in an old-fashioned revue of original songs, witty jokes and earth-smashing
dances performed by giant dinosaur puppets, performed by Hudson Vagabond
Puppets.
b ill e va n s j a z z f e st i val t r io
f e at u r i n g ch u c k i s r a e ls a n d e ll i s ma r sal i s
Thursday, April 23, 2009 • 7:30 pm
Southeastern Louisiana University will pay homage to its most celebrated alumnus – the late jazz great Bill Evans – with this performance of “classic jazz standards.” featuring world-renowned jazz bassist Chuck Israels, New Orleans icon
Ellis Marsalis at the piano and local artist Troy Davis on drums.
ma rc i a ball
Friday, Januar y 30, 2009 • 7:30 pm
Marcia Ball’s exquisite piano playing and passionate, playful vocals fuse New
Orleans and Gulf Coast R&B with Austin’s deep songwriting tradition into a sound
that has been described as “a little rock, a lot of roll, a pinch of rhythm and a
handful of blues.”
by e by e b i r di e
r i c k y gr aham’s r e n e w r e v u e
Friday, May 8, 2009 • 7:30 pm
Ricky Graham returns for his latest production, Renew Revue. The musical
comedy revue, co-written with Sean Patterson, is a satirical look at the flailing
recovery efforts in New Orleans, and includes such numbers as “Disappearing
Ray,” “The City the Corps Forgot,” and other gags on FEMA, Road Home, immigrant labor and insurance.
Saturday, Februar y 14, 2009 • 7:30pm
Lots of laughs and great songs have made Bye Bye Birdie one of the most memorable musicals of all time. This powerhouse of a show, direct from New York
City, takes the Columbia stage for a special Valentine’s Day treat and will include
post-performance champagne and chocolates.
k ath y matt e a & ma r t y st u a r t
Saturday, June 6, 2009 • 7:30 pm
Grammy-award winners Kathy Mattea (“18 Wheels and A Dozen Roses” and
“Where’ve You Been.”) and Marty Stuart (“Burn Me Down” and “Tempted) perform together for unique collaboration and pure musical harmony. They blend
country and bluegrass to create a sound and style of their own.