We have an exciting season in store for you opening with former Tonight Show band leader, none other than Doc Severinsen himself. We’ll journey to Ireland, Scotland, England, Africa, andJapan through the variety of artists we have set to entertain you. From musical nostalgia to theatrical drama to family fun, there is truly something for everyone.

Beyond the Live at Heritage Performing Arts Series, there are numerous opportunities to take in other live events in the Babka Theatre, a versatile and intimate black box performance space, as well as the larger John and Alice Butler Hall. UD’s Fine and Performing Arts Department produces theatre productions as well as music and dance concerts throughout the school year. The Dubuque Symphony Orchestra will also take up residence in John and Alice Butler Hall for their opening and closing concerts in 2013-2014. A comprehensive list of all public performancesand art exhibitions occurring at Heritage Center appears later in this booklet.

Don’t forget to arrive early for events to enjoy artwork on display in the Elizabeth and CharlesBisignano Art Gallery and also pre-show lectures scheduled in conjunction with select performances.

We look forward to sharing the fulfillment of a dream in this magnificent new facility known asHeritage Center. It is with great anticipation that we embark upon a new era for the arts at theUniversity of Dubuque enriching lives on campus and beyond. See you at the theatre.

Sincerely,

Jeffrey F. Bullock, Ph.D. Thomas J. RobbinsPresident Executive Director and University of Dubuque Special Assistant to the President

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WELCOME TO THE 2013-14 INAUGURAL PERFORMING ARTS SERIES

Dear Patrons of the Arts,Our inaugural year is comprised of nine visiting artist performances. Two performances arespecifically tailored to family audiences with young children. A bonus event, Christmas atHeritage Center, is the University’s new annual gift to the community, offering free admission to all. The remaining events comprise Centerstage performances appropriate for general audiences. All 2013-2014 Live at Heritage performances take place in the unparalleled 1000-seat John and Alice Butler Hall.

We encourage you to become a subscriber to this new series. Subscribers are eligible for a variety of benefits including:

– Ticket discounts (range of 17-77% off public individual ticket prices).– Opportunity to reserve seats in advance of those purchasing individual events.– Same seat renewal privileges for the 2014-2015 season.– VIP invitation to UD Christmas Gala on Friday, December 20, 2013.– No mailing fee if you choose to have season tickets mailed directly to you.– Advance opportunity to reserve seats for the Christmas at Heritage Center bonus event.– Add extra individual event tickets for your guests along with your subscription order.

Saturday, September 21, 2013 - 7:30pm

Doc Severinsen and His Big Band: “Once More With Feeling!”

“Heeeeere’s Johnny!” That lead-in, followed by a big band trumpet blast, was the

landmark of late night TV for three decades. Trumpeter Doc Severinsen is perhaps the

most iconic band leader from the golden age of television as Johnny Carson’s leader of

the “Tonight Show Band.” Named after his best-selling recording, this concert features

Doc’s 17-piece band and the amazing vocalist, Vanessa Thomas performing “When You’re

Smiling” and “Singing in the Rain.” Doc still brings his trademark wit and has not lost

his flair for the outrageous fashion statement. The Lincoln Journal Star proclaimed,

“Amazingly, Severinsen proves that he still has the lip and the technique to play with

power, precision and stamina…[His] playing and bandleading certainly quashes

any doubts that at 84 he might have lost some of his famous panache.” n

www.docseverinsen.com

Tickets: $12 - $49

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2013-14CENTERSTAGE PERFORMANCES

All performances are held in John and Alice Butler Hall. All seats reserved. Most Centerstage Performances are two hours including intermission with concessions available. Some events also include a pre-show lecture which takes place one hour prior to performance. These lectures provide background insights into the performance world of our visiting artists.

Sunday, November 3, 2013 - 2:00pmPre-show Lecture - 1:00pm

Ensemble Galilei presents “First Person: Seeing America”Hailed for its unique blend of Irish, Scottish, early and original music, Ensemble Galilei creates an inspired sound on stage and CD. Mixing the colors and styles of early instruments with Celtic traditions, the group is equally at home with Irish Reels, MedievalCantigas, and English country dance tunes. Embodying all of the precision of a first rate classical string quartet, Ensemble Galilei is versatile, virtuosic, energetic, and very entertaining. First Person: Seeing America takes audiences on an innovative journey combining the spoken word, music, and projected iconic images from The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Searing photos of the Civil War and haunting portraits from the Great Depression with the music of Ensemble Galilei and narration by professional actors LilyKnight and Adrian LaTourelle create a powerful performance. n www.egmusic.com

Tickets: $7 - $29

Friday, October 11, 2013 - 7:30pm

Jim Witter’s “The Piano Men” featuring the music of Billy Joel and Elton John

A special UD 2013 Homecoming event! The Piano Men is a musical celebration of the

1970s – year by year, hit by hit – from the songs of Billy Joel and Elton John. Dove Award

nominee and Canadian Juno Award nominee, recording artist Jim Witter and his band lead

an expertly crafted tour of an entire decade that begins with “Your Song” and winds us

along on a musical time machine, saluting two of the century’s most popular contemporary

songwriters. Utilizing projected vintage images, we return to the newspaper headlines, the

automobiles, the people, the events, the toys, and even the TV shows that shaped a decade.

Along the way, the sounds of “My Life,” “Candle in the Wind,” “Rocket Man,” “Just the

Way You Are,” and many more classic hits create an evening that’s just too much fun to

let it end. n www.thepianomen.net

Tickets: $8 - $33

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This engagement is supported by the Arts MidwestTouring Fund, a program of Arts Midwest, which isgenerously supported by the National Endowmentfor the Arts with additional contributions from theIowa Arts Council.

Monday, February 3, 2014 - 7:30pmPre-show Lecture - 6:30pm

The King’s Singers: The Great American Songbook

One of the world’s most celebrated a cappella vocal ensembles, The King’s Singers are

instantly recognizable for their spot-on intonation, impeccable vocal blend, flawless

articulation, and incisive timing. They are also consummate entertainers: a class act with a

delightfully British wit. This special program will include the music of Harold Arlen, George

Gershwin, Cole Porter, and Irving Berlin, as well as a selection of America’s best known

traditional American spirituals. With a discography of over 150 recordings, The King’s Singers

have garnered both awards and significant critical acclaim including a 2009 Grammy®

award. With an extraordinary history of television appearances and sold-out concerts

internationally, their arrangements are sung the world over by school and college choirs,

and by ensembles both amateur and professional. n www.kingssingers.com

Tickets: $8 - $33

Tuesday, February 25, 2014 - 7:30pmPre-show Lecture - 6:30pm

Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451” performed by Aquila Theatreof New York

One of the most revered novels of the 20th century, Fahrenheit 451 is Ray Bradbury’s riveting

tale of society where literature and knowledge are on the edge of extinction. The story has

been debated for decades – issues of censorship, the effects of technology on society and

literature, and the means by which knowledge is gained – continue to be very real concerns

today. The main character, Guy Montag, is a fireman with the frightful, but routine, job of

starting fires to destroy books and the houses that contain them. When his eccentric, young

neighbor, Clarisse, forces Guy to confront the emptiness of his life, he begins to question his

job and the oppressive society he lives in. Written in 1953, Fahrenheit 451 has achieved the

rare distinction of being both a literary classic and a perennial bestseller. It was adapted for

the stage in 1966 and later for the screen. With its skill at creating innovative productions of

great works of literature, the Aquila Theatre breathes new life into this visionary parable of

culture gone awry. The New Yorker describes Aquila’s productions as “classics made relevant

with superb acting and clever staging.” n www.aquilatheatre.com

Tickets: $7 - $29

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Wednesday, March 12, 2014 - 7:30pm Pre-show Lecture - 6:30pm

Soweto Gospel Choir

Experience the beautiful songs of joy, peace, and hope, sung in a way that only this

celebrated Grammy Award-winning South African Gospel choir can sing. “A cornucopia of

remarkable voices…meticulous and unstoppable…spirited and spectacular.” (The New York

Times) In ten short years, Soweto Gospel Choir has achieved international fame by

enchanting audiences with their glorious voices, energetic dancing, vibrant costumes, and

most importantly, an exuberant spirit that fills up the heart. This young, dynamic choir of

26 performs both traditional and contemporary songs in some of South Africa’s many

languages in a way that leaves audiences overjoyed with emotion. “Sheer jubilation…the

rhythm of life.” (Herald Sun, Melbourne, Australia) n www.sowetogospelchoir.com

Tickets: $8 - $33

Friday, April 4, 2014 - 7:30pmPre-show Lecture - 6:30pm

San Jose Taiko, Japanese power drumming

San Jose Taiko (SJT) has been mesmerizing audiences with the powerful, spellbinding and

propulsive sounds of the taiko drums for 40 years. Inspired by traditional Japanese drumming,

SJT performers express the beauty and harmony of the human spirit through the voice of the

taiko as they strive to create new dimensions in Asian American movement and music.

San Jose Taiko has broadened and embellished the historical art form into a style that joins

the traditional rhythms of Japanese drumming with the beat of world rhythms including

African, Balinese, Brazilian, Latin and jazz percussion. Company members also study both

traditional and contemporary dance with leading choreographers, producing performances

that are fully choreographed, and theatrically lit extravaganzas of musical sound. Most

individual performers of SJT are third generation Japanese Americans and have also toured

with Kodo, Ondekoza, and the jazz/fusion group, Hiroshima. n www.taiko.org

Tickets: $7 - $29

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This engagement is supported, in part, by the William P. Woodward Visiting Artist-In-Residence Endowment.

Sunday, February 16, 2014 - 2:00pm

Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia presents “The Very Hungry Caterpillarand Other Eric Carle Favorites”

After much demand, that little caterpillar is returning, along with an assortment of favorite

puppet characters. The triple-bill includes the wonderful story of THE VERY HUNGRY

CATERPILLAR’s metamorphosis into a beautiful butterfly; the fanciful account of LITTLE

CLOUD’s travels through the sky, and the MIXED-UP CHAMELEON’s discovery of his own unique

nature. The whimsical tales have enchanted several generations, and Mermaid’s

acclaimed stage adaptation teaches as well as entertains. The Los Angeles Times raves,

“A quiet delight... brought to memorable life.” n www.mermaidtheatre.ca

Tickets: $3 - $15

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2013-14FAMILY PERFORMANCES

Each performance is approximately one hour in length and offers the opportunity to meet performers following the show. While these events aregeared towards families with young children, Heritage Center does have the following policies:

– Everyone, regardless of age, must have a ticket. Infants/babies in arms not admitted.– Children under age 6 prohibited in the balcony.– Youth, ages 16 and under, must be accompanied by an adult.– One adult recommended for every three children seated in the balcony.– Lap seats can be purchased for family events for children ages 3 and younger.– No strollers or car seats permitted inside performance facilities. – Booster seats may be available.

2013-14 PRE-SHOW LECTURESEnrich your theatre-going experience by listening to a guest artist speak prior to a Live at Heritage Center centerstage performance. These lectures provide background insights into the performance world of our visiting artists.

Free admission. Lectures are generally held in the Babka Theatre or Straatmeyer RehearsalRoom located across from John and Alice Butler Hall. Doors open 30 minutes prior to lecture.

Ensemble Galilei Sunday, November 3, 2013, 1:00 – 1:30pm

The King’s Singers Monday, February 3, 2014, 6:30 – 7:00pm

Aquila Theatre Tuesday, February 25, 2014, 6:30 – 7:00pm

Soweto Gospel Choir Wednesday, March 12, 2014, 6:30 – 7:00pm

San Jose Taiko Friday, April 4, 2014, 6:30 – 7:00pm

Friday, March 28, 2014 - 7:00pm

E.B. White’s “Charlotte’s Web” performed by Theatreworks USA

Theatreworks’ production of Charlotte’s Web is based on E.B. White’s loving story of the

friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte. Wilbur

has a problem: how to avoid winding up as pork chops! Charlotte, a fine writer and true

friend, hits on a plan to fool Farmer Zuckerman – she will create a “miracle.” Spinning

the words “Some Pig” in her web, Charlotte weaves a solution which not only makes Wilbur

a prize pig, but ensures his place on the farm forever. This treasured tale, featuring

mad-cap and endearing farm animals, explores bravery, selfless love, and the true

meaning of friendship. n www.theatreworksusa.org

Tickets: $3 - $15

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2013-14FINE & PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT

TheatrePaid admission is required for theatre productions. Performance seating and venues vary. Dance, also a part of the theatre program, has performance dates listed in the performing arts calendar.

MusicAlthough admisson is free, tickets are required for select concerts. Choral ensembles include the 50-voice Concert Choir under the direction of Dr. Charles Barland, conductor, and the 12-voice Chamber Singers under the direction of Kristen Eby, conductor. Both ensembles will perform aspart of the new Christmas at Heritage Center, as well as the annual Spring Concert. Instrumental ensembles include the Wind Ensemble and theJazz Ensemble both performing at a variety of annual concerts. Performance dates are listed in the schedule of events calendar found on page 11.

Saturday, December 14, 2013 - 7:00pmChristmasAT HERITAGE CENTER

“On This Day Earth Shall Ring”Following in the tradition of 15 years of “Christmas on the Quad,” please plan to join usfor this new UD tradition in the acoustically unparalleled John and Alice Butler Hall. UD’sFine and Performing Arts Department celebrates the birth of Christ through this dynamicconcert production featuring choral, instrumental, and dance performances. This artisticgift to the community offers free admission for all, and promises to bring renewed spiritual meaning to the Christmas season. A holiday pre-show dinner buffet will be offered in conjunction with this concert.

Free Admission for All – Reserved Seating Section for Series Subscribers, all othersgeneral admission seating.

Pre-show Dinner Tickets: call for details; dinner reservation deadline, December 1, 2013.

DINNER AND EVENT TICKETS WILL BECOME AVAILABLE ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:Monday, November 11 for students/faculty/staffWednesday, November 13 for alumniMonday, November 18 for the general public

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2013-14UD CHOIR & BAND PERFORMANCESJoin us for a fantastic line up of University of Dubuque choir and instrumental music. Events take place in various locations in Heritage Center. Free admission, however ticketsmay be required.

Heritage Center Festival Dedication Sunday, October 13, 2013 - 11:00amWorship Service with Alumni Choir

Jazz Ensemble Concert Wednesday, October 30, 2013 - 7:00pm

Great River Wind Symphony Saturday, March 1, 2014 - 7:30pm

Swing Into Spring Wednesday, April 2, 2014 - 7:00pm

Concert Choir Spring Concert Sunday, April 6, 2014 - 3:00pm

Wind Ensemble Spring Concert Wednesday, April 16, 2014 - 7:00pm

2013-14 UD THEATREPRODUCTIONSOur first theatre production of the year is an original drama by UD Theatre ProfessorAmy Ressler. The Forgiving and the Forgetting is a story of two siblings whose mother has Alzheimer’s.

Bringing mystery and dinner together, Dinner a la Morte is set in 1929, with you as a guest at a deadly yet delicious dinner. Directed by Die Laughing Players’ Molly and Terry Hoefflin,you won’t want to miss this murder mystery dinner theatre production.

A favorite of audiences since 1879, this fun-filled romp, The Pirates of Penzance, featuresthe considerable acting and musical talents of the UD Department of Fine & Performing Arts.Directed by Amy Ressler.

The Forgiving and the Forgetting Thursday-Saturday, November 7, 8, 9, 2013 - 7:30pmSunday, November 10, 2013 - 2:00pm

Dinner a la Morte Saturday, February 1, 2014 - Doors open at 5:30pm,Dinner at 6:00pm

The Pirates of Penzance Thursday and Friday, May 1, 2, 2014 - 7:30pmSaturday, May 3, 2014 - 2:00pm

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FACILITY AND PATRON INFORMATIONFor all events occurring in Heritage Center performance facilities, doors open to venues for seating 30 minutes prior to curtain. Latecomers will be seated at a suitable pause in the program, as determined by the performance.

Patrons with special needs should notify the box office at the time of ticket purchase. Handicapped parking, wheelchair seating, hearing assist devices, and other special services will be provided as available and on a “best effort” basis. Sign language interpretation requests will be fulfilled pending sufficient advance notice and availability of interpreters.

Elevators are available to access all levels of Heritage Center. Sound enhancement is offeredthrough hearing-assisted listening devices. Devices are available at no extra charge uponrequest through a House Manager or usher. ID required.

Heritage Center events are only cancelled if performers are unable to perform due to weatherconditions. No refunds will be issued to audience members who are unable to attend a scheduledperformance.

Tickets for Heritage Center events may be donated back to the box office for resale. Tickets thatare returned at least 48 hours in advance are considered tax-deductible donations. A receipt ofyour donation can be provided upon request. All tickets are non-refundable.

Support Heritage Center performance facilities by giving your time and talent to our daily operations. To inquire about volunteer opportunities, please contact our Audience Services Manager at 563-589-3432.

Give the gift of the arts! Gift certificates can be used towards any Heritage Center purchase.Charge by phone, purchase online or in person at the box office.

Farber Box Office Hours are generally 12:00pm to 5:30pm Monday through Friday and 90 minutesprior to scheduled events. Tickets are available at the box office window as well as by phone,563-585-SHOW. Mastercard, Visa, and Discover accepted. Tickets may be held at will call for no extra charge or mailed for $2.00 per order. Online orders are assessed a convenience fee of$7.50 per order.

Cell phones, pagers, cameras, video and sound recording devices are generally prohibited duringperformances, unless otherwise announced.

2013-14 CHARLES & ELIZABETH BISIGNANOART GALLERY

Art Gallery hours are 12:30pm to 5:30pm, Monday-Friday, during the normal academic year. Summer hours by appointment. Gallery is also open in conjunction withmajor events staged in John and Alice Butler Hall. The gallery adjoins the lobby space serving Babka Theatre and John and Alice Butler Hall.

For more information on the gallery or exhibit schedule, please contact Professor Alan Garfield, Gallery Director, at 563-589-3717 or Thomas Robbins, Heritage CenterExecutive Director, at 563-589-3325.

April 15 – July 31 Mauricio Lasansky’s “Great Thinkers Series” (on loan from UD Alumna Linda Bisignano)August 12 – September 15 Best of the UD Permanent Art Collection as chosen by members of the UD CommunitySeptember 16 – October 30 Homecoming Alumni ShowNovember 1 – December 1 Associated American Artists Collection: 100 Years of American Regionalism (Knuth Collection)December 2 – January 5 Iowa Collects: Highlights from Public Collections in IowaJanuary 6 – February 1 Juried Regional High School Art ShowFebruary 2 – March 14 “Racing Past the Color Line: Sol Butler and Paul Robeson in Collegiate Sports” in partnership with the African American

Museum of Iowa

March 17 – April 4 International Photography Exhibit - Works by UD students who studied abroad in 2013

April 7 – April 27 UD Faculty Art Show

April 28 – May 18 Computer Graphics and Interactive Media (CGIM) Senior Thesis Student ShowLeonardo da Vinci, 1987Mauricio Lasanky, intaglio prints

Michaelangelo, 1988Mauricio Lasanky, intaglio prints

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CENTERSTAGE SERIES PERFORMANCES VENUE EVENT DATE EVENT TIME SALES BEGIN PRICINGDoc Severinsen & His Big Band Butler 9/21 7:30pm Now $12-$49Jim Witter “The Piano Men” Butler 10/11 7:30pm Now $8-$33Ensemble Galilei, celtic/folk Butler 11/3 2:00pm Now $7-$29The King’s Singers Butler 2/3 7:30pm Now $8-$33Aquila Theatre’s “Fahrenheit 451” Butler 2/25 7:30pm Now $7-$29Soweto Gospel Choir Butler 3/12 7:30pm Now $8-$33San Jose Taiko, Japanese drummers Butler 4/4 7:30pm Now $7-$29

FAMILY PERFORMANCESThe Very Hungry Caterpillar Butler 2/16 2:00pm Now $3-$15Charlotte’s Web Butler 3/28 7:00pm Now $3-$15

UD FINE & PERFORMING ARTS PERFORMANCESHeritage Center Festival Dedication Butler 10/13 11:00am N/A FreeWorship Service with Alumni ChoirJazz Ensemble Concert Café 10/30 7:00 pm N/A FreeThe Forgiving and the Forgetting Babka 11/7-9 7:30 pm Tuesday, October 15 $0-$6The Forgiving and the Forgetting Babka 11/10 2:00 pmUD Fall Dance Concert Babka 11/16 7:30 pm Monday, October 21 FreeChristmas at Heritage Center Butler 12/14 7:00 pm Monday, November 11 FreeMurder Mystery Dinner Theatre Babka 2/1 6:00 pm Tuesday, January 7 $25Charles Barland Faculty Recital, organ Wartburg Seminary 2/23 3:00 pm N/A FreeGreat River Wind Symphony Butler 3/1 7:30 pm Monday, February 3 FreeUD Spring Dance Concert Babka 3/29 7:30 pm Monday, March 3 FreeSwing Into Spring (Jazz Ensemble) Café 4/2 7:00pm N/A FreeConcert Choir Spring Concert Butler 4/6 3:00pm Monday, March 10 FreeWind Ensemble Spring Concert Butler 4/16 7:00pm Monday, March 24 FreeGilbert & Sullivan “Pirates of Penzance” Butler 5/1-2 7:30pm Now $0-$10Gilbert & Sullivan “Pirates of Penzance” Butler 5/3 2:00pm Now $0-$10

OTHER PERFORMANCESDubuque Symphony Orchestra Butler 10/5 7:30pm Monday, August 19 $14-$78Dubuque Symphony Orchestra Butler 10/6 2:00pm Monday, August 19 $14-$78Jim Wand, Comedy Hypnotist Butler 10/10 8:00pm Tuesday, September 10 $0-$6Sharon Jensen, piano Butler 11/19 7:30pm Tuesday, October 23 $0-$6UW - Whitewater Faculty Piano Trio Butler 2/27 7:30pm Thursday, January 30 $0-$6Dubuque Symphony Orchestra Butler 4/12 7:30pm Monday, August 19 $14-$78Dubuque Symphony Orchestra Butler 4/13 2:00pm Monday, August 19 $14-$78

*N/A - tickets not required for admissionPlease note: Although some events are free, a ticket may be required. Availability dates vary. Please contact the box office for further information, 563-585-SHOW. For event updates, visit dbq.edu/heritage center.

Come to Heritage Center’s Public Open House! Wednesday, August 7, 5:30pm to 7:30pmThe evening features live entertainment, building tours, complimentary refreshments, and ticket giveaways. The box office will also be open extended hours that evening to accommodate interested ticket buyers.

2013-14 HERITAGE CENTERSCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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2013-14SERIES TICKET SUBSCRIPTIONS

Submitting the attached form prior to phone and walk up sale dates listed below, entitle patrons to advance ordering privileges. Completedorder forms may be returned immediately via fax, mail, email, or drop-off. All events ordered through this form are reserved seating performances occurring in John and Alice Butler Hall. All orders will be date/time stamped upon receipt and will be processed according to the schedule below in order of date/time received.

Box Office Hours (beginning July 22): Monday-Friday, 12 Noon to 5:30pm and 90 minutes prior to events

Box Office Parking: Short-term box office parking is available curbside underneath the drive-through canopy at Heritage Center’s main entrance.

Order Submissions: Ticket orders can be sent to Heritage Center by fax, mail, e-mail, drop-off or walk-up, phone, or online at www.dbq.edu/heritagecenter.

By becoming a Series Subscriber, you receive discounts off individual ticket pricing to all Centerstage Performances.

Doc Severinsen Saturday, September 21, 7:30pmJim Witter Friday, October 11, 7:30pmEnsemble Galilei Sunday, November 3, 2:00pmThe King’s Singers Monday, February 3, 7:30pmFahrenheit 451 Tuesday, February 25, 7:30pmSoweto Gospel Choir Wednesday, March 12, 7:30pmSan Jose Taiko Friday, April 4, 7:30pm

Complimentary Bonus Event:Christmas at Heritage Center Saturday, December 14, 7:00pm

DISCOUNTED SERIES SUBSCRIPTION PRICES:Prime Seats (Public & UD Alumni) $203 All Seats (UD Faculty /Staff) $124Rear Balcony (Public & UD Alumni) $175 All Seats (Current UD Students) $56

Series Subscriptions Submitted Order Form Phone & Walk-UpUD Faculty/Staff & Students Wednesday, July 17 Monday, July 22UD Alumni Thursday, July 25 Monday, July 29Public Thursday, August 1 Monday, August 5

Individual Tickets Submitted Order Form Phone & Walk-Up UD Faculty/Staff & Students Wednesday, August 7 Monday, August 12UD Alumni Wednesday, August 7 Wednesday, August 14Public Wednesday, August 7 Friday, August 16

Online ticket sales commence Monday, August 19, 2013 at www.dbq.edu/heritagecenter

UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUEPARKING MAP– Any campus lot is available for parking after 5:00pm Monday - Friday and anytime

on weekends.– Event parking is encouraged in the lots closest to Heritage Center - these areas are marked

in blue.– If the primary parking lots are full, parking in our secondary lots is available - these areas

are marked in purple.– Off-street parking is also available on streets that do not have a residential permit

requirement sign.

For driving directions, visit www.dbq.edu or contact the Farber Box Office, 563-585-SHOW.

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We will make every effort to accommodate your first seating choice. In the event your first choice is not available, we will fulfill your order with your second choice. In the event that neither choices areavailable, we will contact you directly for your seating placement.

ORDERING METHODS:Fax: 563-589-3482 E-Mail: boxoffice@dbq.eduMail: University of Dubuque, Farber Box Office, 2000 University Avenue, Dubuque, Iowa, 52001In person: Farber Box Office, Heritage Center, 2255 Bennett StreetOnline: www.dbq.edu/heritagecenter

SERIES SUBSCRIBERS:Full Series Subscribers are also entitled to purchase additional individual tickets in advance when submitted along witha subscription order. Farber Box Office cannot guarantee these seats will be next to your subscription seats unless permission is granted to relocate you for performances where you have ordered additional seats.

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o No, it is acceptable that our guests be seated separately from our subscription seats.

Full series subscribers are entitled to sit in a priority reserved section of John and Alice Butler Hall for Christmas at Heritage Center on Saturday, December 14, 7:00pm. See description on page 8. Tickets to this event are complimentary. Would you like to add seats for this event to your order?

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By becoming a Series Subscriber, you receive discounts on individual ticket pricing to all Centerstage Performances.

Doc Severinsen Saturday, September 21, 7:30pmJim Witter Friday, October 11, 7:30pmEnsemble Galilei Sunday, November 3, 2:00pmThe King’s Singers Monday, February 3, 7:30pmFahrenheit 451 Tuesday, February 25, 7:30pmSoweto Gospel Choir Wednesday, March 12, 7:30pmSan Jose Taiko Friday, April 4, 7:30pm

SERIES SUBSCRIPTION PRICES: NO. TICKETS

Prime Seats (Public & UD Alumni) $203

Rear Balcony (Public & UD Alumni) $175

All Seats (UD Faculty /Staff) $124

All Seats (Current UD Students) $56

Series Ticket Subtotal $Please add this price to the subtotal on the back of this form.

CENTERSTAGE SERIES PERFORMANCESDoc Severinsen & His Big Band 9/21 7:30 pm ____ $49 ____ $44 ____ $39 ____ $25 ____ $12Jim Witter “The Piano Men” 10/11 7:30 pm ____ $33 ____ $29 ____ $25 ____ $16 ____ $8Ensemble Galilei, celtic/folk 11/3 2:00 pm ____ $29 ____ $25 ____ $20 ____ $15 ____ $7The King’s Singers 2/3 7:30 pm ____ $44 ____ $40 ____ $35 ____ $22 ____ $11Aquila Theatre’s “Fahrenheit 451” 2/25 7:30 pm ____ $29 ____ $25 ____ $20 ____ $15 ____ $7Soweto Gospel Choir 3/12 7:30 pm ____ $33 ____ $29 ____ $25 ____ $16 ____ $8San Jose Taiko, Japanese drummers 4/4 7:30 pm ____ $29 ____ $25 ____ $20 ____ $15 ____ $7

FAMILY PERFORMANCESThe Very Hungry Caterpillar 2/16 2:00 pm ____ $15 ____ $13 ____ $10 ____ $7 ____ $5Charlotte’s Web 3/28 7:00 pm ____ $15 ____ $13 ____ $10 ____ $7 ____ $5*Both of these Family Performances also offer a $3 lapseat ticket for children ages 3 and under with the purchase of an adult ticket.

UD SPRING THEATRE PRODUCTIONGilbert & Sullivan “Pirates of Penzance” 5/1 7:30 pm ____ $10 ____ $5 ____ freeGilbert & Sullivan “Pirates of Penzance” 5/2 7:30 pm ____ $10 ____ $5 ____ freeGilbert & Sullivan “Pirates of Penzance” 5/3 2:00 pm ____ $10 ____ $5 ____ free

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UD faculty/staff/alumni ticketing discounts are also available to immediate family members (spouse and dependent children).

UD student individual ticket pricing good for up to 2 tickets per valid ID.

Non-UD student/child tickets admit youth of all ages through college (with ID) except for special lap seating on select events. Lap seat tickets are added to an adult ticket purchase so that a childage 3 or under can share a seat with a parent or guardian. Everyone must have a ticket.

All ticket prices include processing fees. Online orders and mailing of tickets subject to additional fees.

All sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable.

FRIENDS OF HERITAGE CENTER: Please consider adding a gift to your ticket order and become a Friend of Heritage Center. Friends will enable the Heritage Center to equip our facilities with the necessary accoutrements to accommodate a wider variety of future events and performances. Friends funding will also enhance our ability to continue offering high quality programs at reasonable prices as well as educational artist outreach activities. Friends of Heritage Center gifts are 100% tax deductible.

PLEASE NOTE:

INDIVIDUAL TICKETS:

Series Subscriber Ticket Subtotal(from reverse) $

Individual Ticket Subtotal(above) $

Friends of Heritage Center Donation $

Mailing fee $Free for Series Subscribers$2.00 for Non-Subscribers

TOTAL DUE $