November 2014

S KETCHES

A Very Musical Month at Gualala Arts!

Gualala Arts Theater

Presents:

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GUALALA ARTS THEATER presents

PERFORMANCES

Friday November 14, 7:00 p.m. - Lead Cast One Saturday November 15, 7:00 p.m. - Lead Cast Two Sunday November 16, 2:00 p.m. - Lead Cast One Thursday November 20, 7:00 p.m. - Lead Cast Two Friday November 21, 7:00 p.m. - Lead Cast One Saturday November 22, 7.00 p.m. - Lead Cast Two

Both a thriller and a dark love story, Jekyll & Hyde based on “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” by Robert Louis Stevenson is an evocative tale of two men – one a doctor, passionate and romantic – the other, a terrifying madman; and two women - one, beautiful and trusting – the other, beautiful and trusting only herself. Both women are in love with the same man. Both are unaware of his dark secret. A devoted man of science, Dr. Henry Jekyll is driven to find a chemical breakthrough that can solve one of mankind’s most challenging medical dilemmas.

Rebuffed by the powers that be, he decides to make himself the subject of his own experimental treatment, accidentally unleashing his inner demon the man the world would come to know as Mr. Edward Hyde. Directed by Teo Ariola, the three leading roles have been double-cast, offering audiences two interpretations of the musical. The cast of 26 performers consists of seasoned veterans that you have seen on our stage before as well as first time thespians who will surprise and delight you. Musical direction is by Don Krieger, Vocal coaching by Sita Milchev and choreography by Bryn Harris.

The passion of the music is mysterious as well as lyrical. Songs from the show such as “Someone Like You,” “A New Life” and “This Is the Moment” have been performed worldwide and have been featured at the Olympics, the Super Bowl, the World Series, the World Cup international soccer championships, Miss America Pageants, the 1996 Democratic National Convention and the inauguration of President Clinton (sung by Jennifer Holliday). Unlike other musicals performed here at Gualala Arts Center, this show is more of an operetta with the story being told through the music with minimal dialog. Duets abound between the three leads leaving you wanting more.

Lead Cast One: Lead Cast Two: Jekyll/Hyde – Wayne Harris Jekyll/Hyde – Jon Handel Lucy - Cassy Grossman Lucy – Bryn Harris Emma - Mary Lynn Preiss Emma – Lily McFarland

Conceived for the stage by Steven Cuden & Frank Wildhorn

Book and Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse

Music by Frank Wildhorn

Orchestrations by Kim Scharnberg

Arrangements by Sam Howland

Alan Grossman Eric Grunig Kim Ghezzi Phil Graf Alisa Bechtol Jaden Ward Laura Leigh Rob Diefenbach Bill Halderman Jane Jarlsberg Liam Ignacio Saundra Brewer Cheryl Mitouer Jeff McFarland Michael Combs Scott Ignacio Dayle Farina Jodi Smith Pat Wilson Shayla Buechner

The Supporting Cast

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GUALALA ARTS CHAMBER MUSIC

Gualala Arts Center Coleman Auditorium

Sunday, November 9, 4 p.m. The Virtuosi Quintet, now in its 28th season, was formed in 1983 to showcase the soloistic talents of five exceptional New York artists - James Jeter, bassoon, Elizabeth Condon, oboe, . In February, 1985, the Quintet made its critically acclaimed Carnegie Recital Hall debut. Subsequently Musical America Magazine named the group "Young Artists of 1986". Since that time the Quintet has made numerous national tours through Columbia Artists Management, and has appeared in major concert halls, including the Cleveland Museum of Art, Lincoln Center, Merkin Concert Hall, Chamber Music Society of the Monterey Peninsula and the Harvard Musical Association. As soloists with the Atlantic Sinfonietta, the Quintet was featured in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, and has performed with the Sinfonietta in a series of CDs for Koch International Classics. The Quintet has also recorded the music of American composer Robert Baksa on the Capstone and Musical Heritage Society labels. The Virtuosi were also the core winds for the Twentieth Century Unlimited chamber ensemble (Santa Fe, NM). The Quintet has performed frequently on WQXR, WNCN and WBAI Radio in New York City, as well as public radio stations in New York State, California, Maine and Ohio.

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Día de los Muertos Celebration Sunday, November 2, 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Gualala Arts Center Coleman Auditorium

While Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a tradition unique to Mexico, it is becoming a very

popular holiday in the United States. Javier Chavez, bilingual bicultural family advocate for Action

Network, comments, “There is an appeal here which just crosses right over the culture line. People who

are Latino, who speak no Spanish, really relate to the experience. I think this is because it's an integration

of life and death - it's about family togetherness, and honoring

who we are. This eases the grief of losing someone we care for,

and it takes away the fear.”

The Día de los Muertos celebration will include a traditional

Mexican feast, a flute performance by Fide Mata, the Coast

Folkloric Dancers and music throughout the day by Santa Rosa’s

Mariachi Tecoman.

Gualala Arts is asking the community to participate in this special celebration

by creating shrines to their loved ones that will be installed at the Gualala Arts

Center on Saturday, Nov. 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. To get more information

about creating a shrine or to register to participate, please contact Gualala Arts

at Info@GualalaArts.org or call (707) 884-1138.

Tickets for the dinner are $10 for adults and $5 for youth under 17 when purchased in advance, and include

free admission to the celebration. Admission to the celebration on the day of the event will be $5 and those

wishing to enjoy the dinner can purchase tickets for the dinner at the same prices as advance tickets.

Dinner will consist of a choice of Chicken Mole, meat or vegetarian tamales, served with rice and beans.

Traditional Mexican drinks Agva Fresca, Jamica, Horchas, Lemon and Pineapple will be available for $2.

Desserts, also $2, will include soft serve ice cream and brownies.

Program

3 :30 p.m. Fide Mata flute performance, 3 traditional pieces

4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mariachi Tecoman

5 p.m. Dinner

6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Coast Folkloric Dancers

6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Mariachi Tecoman

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Dolphin Gallery 39225 Highway One

Gualala CA (707) 884-3896

OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 5 P.M. - 7 P.M.

EXHIBIT REMAINS THROUGH DECEMBER 29. ADMISSION IS FREE

The November and December 2014 exhibit at the Dolphin Gallery features artists

that are both artists and volunteers at the Dolphin. This very special Holiday

exhibit will feature 14 artists that also serve as volunteer sales persons at the

Dolphin. The artists included in the show are Cece

Case, Carol Chell, Steve Chell, Barbara Dunsmoor,

Tom Eckles, Joyce George, Nancy Kyle, Larain

Matheson, Arna Means, Charity Mulford, Sharon

Nickodem, Paul Brewer, Walt Rush and Susan

Sandoval. The artistic mediums include

photography, ceramics, fiber, jewelry, watercolor,

oil painting, encaustic, print making and mixed

media. Come to the opening to meet the volunteers and see some great Art!

Dolphin Gallery Volunteers present

The Holiday Exhibit

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Songs to Shorten Winter’s Sadness Mendonoma Chamber Chorus Sunday, November 30, 4 p.m.

This soprano / alto / tenor / bass chorus specializes in fine a cappella music from the 15th through 20th

centuries. It will be joined again this year by professional mezzo-soprano Jennifer Beattie of Philadelphia.

Regular local members are Marjie van Gunten, Jane Schuler-Repp, Pat Wilson, Linda Eastman, Anne

Minckley Early and music director Roland Stoughton.

The program includes many pieces being performed by the group for the first time, such as the madrigal

"To Shorten Winter's Sadness," which lends the title for the concert, as well as favorites from past years

such as the Tchaikovsky adaptation "Plum" and the Alberto Grau cradle songs "Canción de Cuna."

The Chorus' members in general have classical music

training, and the group sets itself the goal of refining

the quality of performance with each passing year.

Thanks to all the loyal followers who have provided

encouragement and motivation in this endeavor! And

to all who are at loose ends in the few days after

Thanksgiving, we hope to see you on November 30 at

Gualala Arts Center!

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS TO SHOW THEIR WORK

DEADLINE EXHIBIT/EVENT Nov. 7, 2014 Shameless! (see next page)

Dec. 14, 2014 RCLC’s Public Access

January 23, 2015 Small Works

March 31, 2015 2016 Exhibit Proposals

April 1, 2015 The Home Show

April 15, 2015 The Portrait Project

Open Aerial Exhibit

For more information, including registration forms, visit GualalaArts.org Call to Artist page

Call to Artist

Gualala Arts

Theater (GAT)

Looking for 2

P r o d u c t i o n

Ideas

If you are an individual or

group who wishes to

select and direct plays,

musicals, reviews, etc. on either our indoor or

outdoor stages, there are 2 possible open dates -

February and July 2015. Please send a descriptive

e ma i l o f y o u r th e a te r v i s i o n to

Theater@GualalaArts.org for consideration.

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Gualala Salon Winners Judge Larry Thomas presented 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Awards to the Gualala Salon winners along with the

Best Work Artist Under 18 Years of Age Award and 2 Judge’s Awards. The People’s Choice winners will

be announced in next month’s Sketches.

Judge’s Awards

There is still time to enter your shamelessly commercial, designed to SELL art in the Shameless! exhibit in December. The exhibit encourages artists to enter innovative new work, breakthroughs in concept and design, pieces that explore the idea of art as a salable product that satisfies some basic human need.

Embrace the aesthetic of what appeals to the broadest audience, whether that's Norman Rockwell, Walter Keane or Charles Schultz. Dabble in questionable media normally forbidden to serious artists, like painting on black velvet, or plaster cast wall decorations or functional ceramics. Or, cast all sensibility aside and SHAMELESSLY dive directly into KITSCH! Find the kewpie doll in the artistic soul and exploit it mercilessly to the masses for fame and profit! Dogs playing poker! Pink flamingos! Elvis doing anything! The possibilities are endless!

Registration forms available online or at the Gualala Arts Center, enter by November 7!

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Gualala Arts' Eleventh Annual Festival of Trees will

transform the entire Arts Center into mid-19th

Century Gualala. Highlights include festively

decorated booths displaying handcrafted wares and

demonstrations in both the Coleman Auditorium and

the Burnett Gallery. The Gualala Arts Interest Groups will fill the Burnett Gallery with a wonderful display of

crafts handmade by our own Pacific Piecemakers Quilt Guild, Fiber Arts Group, Woodcarvers and

Woodworkers groups, Basket Makers and Beads n' Beyond.

Holiday cookies, breads, puddings, fruitcake and an assortment of

confections will be available for sale at Mrs. Claus' Bake Shoppe &

Confectionery. Local bakers and candy makers donate goods from

their favorite holiday recipes (many handed down through the

generations) to this appetizing shop. New this year will be an

amazing offering of whole pies and cakes for sale, so be sure to bring

your sweet tooth and take home the perfect dessert to go along with

those Thanksgiving leftovers! And, if you’d like to be part of the

creative crew making these delicacies please see page 12 for details

on how to participate and contribute.

A wide variety of vendors have committed to participate in this year’s Festival, offering an impressive array of

choices to mark off your holiday shopping list. Just a few examples of the kind of offerings you can expect:

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Festival-goers will be greeted in the foyer by the Old

Gualala Mill Cookhouse serving fresh baked goods in

the morning, and hearty homemade vittles for lunch,

as well as fresh coffee, hot chocolate, chilled apple

juice, and hot-spiced apple cider. For the adults, there

will be the yummy winter beverage called "Scrumpy" available as well as spiked egg nog. Refreshed, you may

continue shopping for those perfect gifts and take a closer look at the beautifully decorated Fantasy Trees

decorated with exquisite ornaments, the sale of which benefits Gualala Arts.

Due to the popularity of this Festival, we will have several vendors offering their hand crafted wares in the

upstairs library and gallery. A new and improved payment system is also being implemented, with shoppers

being able to pay the vendors directly for their purchases rather than having a central cash register. No more

long lines to get those perfect gifts!

The Magical Gingerbread House will again offer activities

and crafts for the children, and it has now moved into the Clay

Studio downstairs at the Arts Center. For the delight of

children of all ages there will be daily visits from Santa Claus,

along with Mrs. Claus, his sleigh and reindeer and a snow

flurry direct from the North Pole in the DePrima Terrace!

The Friday Festival time has been extended to 6 p.m. this year so that Festival goers can

enjoy the tree lighting around 5:15 p.m. and sing Christmas carols to close out the day

while enjoying complimentary hot cider and home baked cookies.

Santa has also put together a very special Go Local basket that will be a raffle prize awarded at the end of the

Festival on Saturday. You don’t need to be present to win. The basket will be

on display at the Arts Center in early November and tickets will be

available at the Arts Center up to and during the Festival of Trees.

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Sign-up in person at the Gualala Arts Center Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., weekends noon - 4 p.m. or by phone at (707) 884-1138. Visa, Mastercard and Discover accepted. Classes must be paid in full at sign-up. Payments can be refunded (minus a $25 non-refundable fee) until the “Sign-up By” date. After that date, no refunds will be provided. If the class does not fill, you will receive a full refund.

DETAILED INFO ON THESE AND OTHER CLASSES, AND SIGN UP FOR EMAIL ANNOUNCEMENTS OF UPCOMING WORKSHOPS, IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT GUALALAARTS.ORG

Present a Workshop or Help an Instructor

The Workshop Committee is also always looking for new workshop ideas and for volunteer docents to assist our instructors during their visits, so if you would like to instruct a workshop or volunteer please contact Lynn Bailey at lbailey2@aol.com or (707) 684-0475.

How to Register

Upcoming Workshops

The Art of Palm Reading Instructor: Cyndi Stubbs Tuesday & Thursday, February 3 & 5 Sign-up by January 30; after that, check availability Palm Reading is an ancient art of reading the lines on the palm. During this class, you will learn how to read the lines in your own palm.

Nuno Felted Vests Instructor: Carin Engen Saturday & Sunday, January 24 & 25 Sign-up by January 17; after that, check availability Learn more about the technique of Nuno felting; you will leave the workshop with a vest that fits.

Watercolor Landscapes Instructor: John Hewitt Saturday & Sunday, November 15 & 16 Sign-up by November 6; after that, check availability The basics of watercolor as applied to landscape painting to produce your own unique view of a subject.

Yoga In the Redwoods Instructor: Janet MacLeod Friday - Sunday, January 9 - 11 Sign-up by December 17; after that, check availability The classes during this workshop will be taught in the tradition of B. K. S. Iyengar and all levels are welcome.

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Ongoing Classes & Workshops

Pacific Piecemakers Quilt Guild Monthly Meeting Gualala Arts Center Coleman Auditorium

Friday, November 21, 12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Guest Lecturer will be Jan Soules of Sacramento., presenting

Spectacular Borders; from Basics to Beyond. Jan has been

quilting since 2000. She has never settled on one style of

quilting, preferring to mix appliqué and pieced blocks. Her

sense of design and color help to make her quilts unique and

spectacular! She is a member of the Elk Grove and River City

Quilt Guilds. Her accomplishments include five Best of Show

awards and six “Best Use of Color” awards at local guilds,

along with numerous first place and Judges’ Choice awards. She was the featured artist at the 2011 River City

Quilters Guild annual show. She will inspire us all with creative ideas for borders, those all-important “frames”

which unify and provide a perfect finishing touch for any quilt. Free to PPQG members, $5 for guests.

Gualala Arts

Book Club November Selection

The Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline

Info contact Pam Todd @ (707) 785-3843 or Joan Dixon Smith @ (707) 884-9575

Gualala Arts

Readers Theater Tuesday, Nov. 4 @ 7 p.m.

The Great Society by Robert Schenkkan

Info contact Dennis Carter @ (707) 785-1966

Gualala Arts Groups

CLAY STUDIO with Doric Jemison-Ball Monday - Friday

MARTIAL ARTS with Lini Lieberman-Erich Mondays & Wednesdays

DRAWING & PAINTING with Genny Wilson Tuesdays & Thursdays

LIFE DRAWING Wednesdays

AEROBICS with Debbie Langwell Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturday

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Volunteers & Donations Needed, Festival of Trees Volunteers Wanted

We always need volunteers to help make the annual Festival of Trees

Fundraiser (Nov. 28 & 29) a huge success. Food, cashiers,

setup and take down, clean up, and many other roles

need to be filled to make this important holiday event run

smoothly. In particular, Mrs. Clause’ Bake Shoppe is in need of some homemade goodies (i.e.

homemade cookies, breads, pies, cakes, candy, etc.) to sell during the Festival. To help us out or for

more information, please contact:

JoAnn Aiken - (707) 785-3808 or email kimamy@mcn.org

Wilma Klagenberg - (707) 785-3530 or email benwilma@mcn.org

BECOME A VOLUNTEER AT THE DOLPHIN GALLERY

The Dolphin Gallery is always looking for volunteers to staff this important showcase for local artists and retail arm of Gualala Arts. No experience needed, we will train you. If you love talking to visitors about the beautiful North Coast and our great arts community then please contact Carol Chell at (707) 884-9757. You can also stop by the Dolphin Gallery and talk to the docent on duty.

You can leave a legacy for the arts by remembering Gualala Arts in your estate planning. No amount is too small, and there are many options to consider:

Cash donation Naming Gualala Arts as a beneficiary in your will, trust, IRA or other retirement account, or insurance policy Gift of appreciated securities Gift of Real Estate

Gualala Arts is a 501(c)(3) corporation under the Internal Revenue Code, tax ID 94-6121872. Please contact David “Sus” Susalla, Gualala Arts Executive Director, at (707) 884-1138 for more information.

Legacy for the

Arts

We appreciate all donations of time, materials, goods & services, and cash to help us achieve our mission to promote public interest and participation in the arts. We couldn’t do it without all of you!

If you have a special group or Gualala Arts series that is near and dear to your heart, please consider earmarking your donation to the group or series of your choice - they all appreciate new patrons!

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THE POWER OF RANDOM ACTS OF SUPPORT TO GUALALA ARTS Gualala Arts is able to constantly pursue its goal of promoting public interest and participation in the arts because of its incredibly dedicated, talented, passionate, hard-working and enthusiastic army of volunteers and artists. We also depend on donations of money, materials, art, equipment and other items that are put to use in a variety of ways that help the Arts Center continue to be the heart of the North Coast arts community. It would be impossible to list all of the volunteers that gave their time in the course of a month, the artists in our exhibits, and the donations large and small that we received even if we used this entire issue of Sketches to do it. We do want to use this one page to share just a small sample of the Random Acts of Support that we were blessed with recently, thank the people that performed them, and hope that they inspire similar acts and donations from our readers. HUGE thanks to ALL of our volunteers, artists, patrons and donors for their support!

Volunteers & Donations Needed,

The Tuesday Crew appreciates the delicious meals that Sus whips together every Tuesday to thank them for their hard work maintaining the Arts Center and its grounds

and Random Acts of Support

Rhonda Harrison from Garden by the Sea continues to put together stunningly beautiful bouquets that greet visitors to the Gualala Arts Chamber Music Series performances, and remain for days after those concerts for all visitors to enjoy

Thanks to Rozanne Rapozzo for answering last month’s Call for Donations. She is graciously buying a new computer for the Gualala Arts Library - on order and coming soon!

Thanks to all for these

Random Acts of

Support!

The PAHS Drama Club will be helping prepare the feast, serve the meal and clean up afterwards for the Día de los Muertos Celebration

Thanks to Dave Jordan for providing lighting and technical coordination for the Dose Hermanos concert. His expertise makes many Gualala Arts performances extra special!

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A Rumination on What’s Important It is my honor and privilege to write what to me has always been one of the most important parts of the monthly Sketches - the message from the Executive Director who we all know is Sus. For those of you that aren’t regular visitors or volunteers at the Arts Center, you may not know that Sus’ mom Nell was in a serious car accident several weeks ago. Since that time Sus has been in Detroit providing the type of moral, physical and spiritual support that only Sus can to both Nell and his family. The Arts Center has felt his absence keenly, but has also felt his spirit and love for this place surrounding it every day, and been reminded of just how important Sus is both personally to all of us that are blessed to work with him and to Gualala Arts as an organization. These last several weeks without Sus as a daily part of my life has reminded me of what is truly important, and that is the family that surrounds us. It is said that you can choose your friends, but you can’t choose your family. As I reflect on my friends and family I realize that isn’t true - the friends that you choose become your family, in some cases closer and more important than the ones you share blood with. That is true in my life, where the friends I have today are as much my fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters, cousins , aunts and uncles as the family I grew up with - in many cases even closer. I cherish the “older brother” that I came to have by working at the Arts Center - the wonderful, charming, always positive and incredibly artistic Jim Grenwelge. My office “Aunt,” Susan King, makes each day at work a pleasure, as does my “cousin” Scott Chieffo. I feel surrounded by the most diverse, supportive and loving family every time I am here for work or an event. Sharon, Doric, Jane, Harriet, Sara, Gary, JoAnn, Fred, Cate, Ben, P.D., Don, Kristen, Ling-Yen, John, Irma and everyone else that supports this amazing organization put smiles on my face, give hugs of support when I need them and make up the best family I could ever hope for. And then there is Sus, the younger brother I never had but do now. I can’t begin to put into words what he means to me, so I will simply say that I love him with all my heart and thank the universe for making him part of my family. I think of him every day and send my positive thoughts and energy eastward to him as he spends his days and nights giving his family the same type of love and support he has shown to all of us at Gualala Arts. No matter what your beliefs are, I would ask that you all take moment to do whatever feels right for you and give Sus your support - prayers, positive thoughts, petitions to the universe, appeals to the Powers That Be, lighting candles, asking your guardian angel to sit on Sus’ shoulder, whatever. He will feel it and it will nourish his spirit, and by extension will do the same for his family - his mom Nell, brother Scott and wife Harmony.

And take a moment to hug your “family” and tell them how much they mean to you . . .

A Message from the Executive Director . . .

Nell “Meadowmoon” Susalla and Ugene

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Rich Schimbor, President Teri Cooper, Vice President Sharon Nickodem, Second Vice President Steve Carnes, Treasurer Alan Grossman, Secretary David "Sus" Susalla, Executive Director Board Members: Phil Atkins, Chris Beach, Peggy Berryhill, Rosemary Campiformio, Karen Hay, Don Krieger, Lynda O’Brien, Richard Pfeifer, Sandy Scott and Roland Stoughton Promoting public interest and participation in the arts since 1961.

S KETCHES

Editors: Gualala Arts Staff Art Director: Mark D. Hancock Mailing Staff: Fred Adler, Violet Arana, Trudy Armer, Marilynn & Dick Balch, Irma Brandt, Pat Chaban, Nancy Fairhurst, Marion & Paul Fishman, Ann Graf, Nita Green, Sue & Bill Halderman, Sue Hansen, Colleen Jackman, Helen Klembeck, Lee Kosso, Bobbie Penney, Judy Sembach, Harmony Susalla, Karen Tracy and Harriet Wright Sketches is printed on 30% recycled paper out of concern for the planet. Taking care of trees is a part of our job.

Sketches copyright © 2014 Gualala Arts, Inc.

GUALALA ARTS THEATER DEBUTS THIS MONTH

This month’s cover recognizes the first theatrical production under the new Gualala Arts Theater banner - Jekyll & Hyde, The Musical. This creative production has been in the works for over 10 months, and is a really impressive musical that breaks new ground for Gualala Arts Theater. Under the direction of Teo Ariola, the cast and crew have tirelessly rehearsed, created staging and

practiced their music and singing in order to present a unique and imaginative musical production for all of us to enjoy. Please give your support to this wonderful effort by Teo and his cast and crew by making plans to attend at least one, if not several, of the scheduled performances. See page 2 for all the details!

JOIN THE SKETCHES MAILING TEAM

Volunteers are always welcome to join us. We meet once a month for about two hours to get Sketches ready to hit the mailboxes. Contact Susan at (707) 884-1138 to discuss joining the team.

S KETCHES ARTICLE DEADLINES

ARE ALWAYS THE FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH BEFORE THE ISSUE. SEND

YOUR SUBMISSIONS TO PR@GUALALAARTS.ORG IN

ADVANCE OF THE DEADLINE!

Board of Directors, Sketches Info & Staff EXPECTING OUT OF TOWN GUESTS? VISITING HERE YOURSELF?

If you are hosting out of town guests, or you happened to pick this up at the Gualala Arts Center or Dolphin Gallery while visiting our beautiful coast, the Visitor Info link at GualalaArts.org can help with the following:

Lodging Restaurants Beaches & Parks Art Galleries Info on the Arts

Help us keep this page current! Let us know if any of the information needs updating by calling (707) 884-1138. We cover both the Mendocino and Sonoma Coasts on these pages, and some

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS IN DECEMBER Up to date event listings are always available at GUALALAARTS.ORG!

Friday 12/5 Exhibit Opening reception of Shameless! - exhibit through 12/28

Saturday 12/13 Performance Holiday Concert for the Coast - Ernest Bloch Bell Ringers & Friends

Fri-Sun 12/19-21 Theater Miracle on 34th Street presented by Readers Theater

Wednesday 12/24 Community Nine Lessons and Carols

46501 Gualala Road

P.O. Box 244

Gualala CA 95445

(707) 884-1138

info@GualalaArts.org

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More info is always available at GualalaArts.org