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BILLY McGUIGAN & BANDRock Legends (rock concert)Saturday, November 23 8:00 pm

Part concert and part tribute, but all rock n’ roll! In this unique multimedia revue created by BillyMcGuigan, audiences are given the opportunity to

vote, throughapplause, forthe songs theywant to hear.The musicalchoices takeaudiences on ajourney from

the 50’s rock and roll of Elvis, Buddy, and Jerry Lee, to the60’s British Invasion bands: The Beatles,The Rolling StonesandThe Who.They’ll hit the groove of the 70’s with theBee Gees, and the piano men – Billy and Elton, and evendabble in the music of the 80’s with Tom Petty, U2 andBon Jovi! Customize and create your own playlist forthe evening!

TOMASEEN FOLEY’SSt. Patrick’s Irish TimesSaturday, March 16 3:00 pm

Tomaseen Foley and histroupe bring traditions fromIreland in stories, dance,music and song to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.These folk

entertainers recreate the joy and innocence of theCeltic past. Neighbors gather round for the laughterand storytelling, the joy of music, and fancy foot-stepdancing. Long before Riverdance, ordinary Irish menand women in hobnailed boots stomped on the flagstone floors with jigs, reels, and hornpipes.Therafters rang with the fiery music of the fiddler,bodhran, tin whistle, and mesmerizing uilleann pipes. A holiday spectacular for all ages!

TERESA WALTERSMusical Cameos: Great Composers & Well-Loved Masterpieces(classical piano concert)Saturday, March 23 3:00 pm

“She is a pianist born to the instrument because shecreates magic with music.” (Austrian National Television).Teresa Walters has performed on six continents andhas earned the highest praise forher solos, deserving to be in thetop tier of piano soloists in theworld, aptly nicknamed, theInternational First Lady of Piano.Overwhelmingly popular withaudiences, this virtuoso will discuss the music in her charminglyengaging manner before she performs.

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Halloween Special! ATLANTIC CITY BALLETDracula (based on Bram Stoker’s novel)

Saturday, October 26 8:00 pm

Phyllis Papa's choreography is based on the story ofBram Stoker's Dracula.Taking place in 15th centuryEastern Europe, a young lawyer is imprisoned by Dracula. Dracula, inspired by his fiancée’s photograph, goes to London where he begins hisblood-draining while Dr.Van Helsing leads a crusadeto free the world from Dracula. Come in costume or just simply join us for this three-act ballet.

Christmas Holiday Celebration!THE STATE CAPELLA OF RUSSIARussian Christmas (choral concert)Saturday, December 7 8:00 pm

This choir’s program is being presented for the first time in the U.S. Russian masterpieces by Rachmaninoff,Bortnyansky, Grechaninoff,Western classics, and of course, Christmas carols will be sung by 45 singers. Known for itsrigor, flexibility of phrasing, richly warm sounds and nobility of expression, this choir is a worldacclaimed ensemble par excellence!

Performances are in the Academic Arts Theatre.

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Experience dance through performances, workshops,and demonstrations by international renowned companies and guest artists!

DANCEWORKSThe college’s electric andeclectic resident dancetroupe presents programsdelighting audiences of all ages.

DANCEWORKSFOR CHILDRENSunday, February 2 3:00 pmAcademic Arts TheatreThis annual favorite is where the kids getinto the action on stage. Great fun for all!(Suitable for children ages 3 and up)Tickets are $10 (general admission).

CAMERATA CHAMBERStrictly for Strings Fall Frolic SUN, SEP 15 3:00 pmRomantic Period Favorites SUN, FEB 2 3:00 pm

DANCEWORKSDanceworks/Children SUN, FEB 2 3:00 pmDanceworks in Performance SAT, APR 5 8:00 pm

SUN, APR 6 3:00 pmFRI, APR 11 8:00 pmSAT, APR 12 8:00 pmSUN, APR 13 3:00 pm

BLOCKBUSTERDracula SAT, OCT 26 8:00 pmRussian Christmas SAT, DEC 7 8:00 pm

NEW WORLD VOYAGERMystic India SAT, SEPT 21 8:00 pm Siberian Dance SAT, FEB 15 8:00 pm

PAGE 2 STAGEOthello SAT, OCT 19 8:00 pm Odyssey SAT, JAN 25 8:00 pm

OF MUSICAL NOTERock Legends SAT, NOV 23 8:00 pm St. Patrick’s Irish Times SUN, MAR 16 3:00 pmMusical Cameos SUN, MAR 23 3:00 pm

WINGS OF DANCEBalletX SAT, SEPT 28 8:00 pmGrounded Aerial SAT, APR 26 8:00 pm

EVENT NO. TICKETS COST EA. $ TOTALCamerata Chamber Series $30

New World Voyager Series $44

Of Musical Note Series $58Page 2 Stage Series $38

Wings of Dance Series $38

Blockbuster Series $42

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TICKET PURCHASE OPTIONSONLINE: Pay by Credit Card. Available up to 3 hours prior to show time.

Purchasers must present printed e-tickets at the door.Visit www.sunywcc.edu/smartarts.MAIL-IN: Pay by Check

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Tickets are $24 (general admission),$22 (students/seniors/fac-staff),

and $18 (children under 13).Series subscription: $42

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MYSTIC INDIA (Bollywood extravaganza) Saturday, September 21 8:00 pm

Brilliant in choreography and execution, thisBollywood (India’s Hollywood phenomenon) spectacularis visually grand and dynamic! Based on ancient India’s transition into modern times, this combinationof upbeat music, elaborate sets, opulent costumes,and hi-octane choreography have been customdesigned to dazzle audiences worldwide.This colorfuland joyous explosion journeys through Rajasthan,Maharashtra, Punjab and Guirat and through the progression of Bollywood films. “If you have ever

wanted to visit India, thisremarkablefusion of dance,theatre andvisual effects isyour direct flight there.”(Director Amit Shah).

Tickets $24 (general admission),$22 (students/seniors/fac-staff),and $18 (children under 13).

KRASNOYARSK NATIONAL DANCE COMPANY OF SIBERIA My Siberia Saturday, February 15 8:00 pm

This breathtaking kaleidoscope of thrilling folk dancechoreography, athleticism, stunning costumes, andenergetic music results in a remarkable performancefor the entire family.With intricate skill and a deeplove of Siberian culture, folk dance is elevated to anartistic level, rooted in glorious history and a rich cultural legacy. “Words fail to express the deep impression created by the beautiful figures, swiftmovements and virtuoso performance including thesmooth, gliding dances of the girls and the remarkablejumps of the male dancers.” (Washington Post)Tickets $26 (general admission), $24 (students/seniors/fac-staff), and $18 (children under 13).

Tickets are $22 (general admission), $20 (students/seniors/fac-staff), and $16 (children under 13).Series subscription: $38 (see both shows… a $6 savings!).

Tickets are $22 (general admission), $20 (students/seniors/fac-staff), and $16 (children under 13).Series subscription: $58 (See three shows…an $8 savings!).

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Enter the world of dance…with choreographic creations and magic movement!Performances are in the Academic Arts Theatre.

BALLETXSaturday, September 28 8:00 pm

Philadelphia’s premier contemporary ballet company unites world-classchoreographers with an outstanding

company of professional dancersforging new works of athleticism,

emotion, and grace.With the daringvision of its award-winning foundersand artistic directors, Christine

Cox and Matthew Neenan, BalletXchallenges theboundaries of classicalballet whilepreserving rigoroustechnique.

GROUNDED AERIALSaturday, April 26 8:00 pm

As a stunningand innovativecombination ofmodern danceand aerial feats, thisextravaganzafeatures vibrantcharacters along withgravity defying choreography, weaving stories withacrobatics that challenge perspective and perception.Artists have worked with Blue Man Group, Pilobolus,and Cirque du Soleil.This mix of modern dance anduniquely rigged aerial elements creates a spectacularof mind-and-body-bending choreography. A dazzlerfor all ages!

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Tickets are $22 (general admission),$20 (students/seniors/fac-staff),

and $16 (children under 13).Series subscription: $38

(see both shows… an $ 8 savings!).

Take a multicultural trek around the international world of music, dance, and fusion arts.Performances are in the Academic Arts Theatre.

TICKETS NOT ISSUED & RESERVATIONS NOT NECESSARY FOR FREE EVENTS

The Fall Season (62nd) features six outstanding contemporary films representing a broad spectrum ofinternational film talent. It includes a brief introduction to each film, film notes, discussions, and refreshments. Screenings begin at 8:00 pm (unless indicated otherwise) in Classroom Building – Room 200.Doors open at 7:10 pm; refreshments are served at 7:30 pm. A season subscription costs $54;WCC faculty/staff and seniors (60 and over), $48. A single admission is $11; faculty/staff and seniors, $10.FREE for WCC students with a student ID.

For more information, call Bob Bruckenthal at 914-723-3186. (All films will be subtitled in English) For school closings, please visit the website (www.sunywcc.edu) or call 914-606-6900.

LE HAVRE October 4 Germany (2011)

An elderly,shoe shinermust send hisill wife to thehospital. Aloneat the harbor,he discovers ayoung African

boy hiding, along with other illegal immigrants.The old man hides him, but this transforms into acat-and-mouse game, led by the persistentinspector. (93 minutes)

WHERE DO WE GO NOW? October 11 France (2011)Christians and Muslims lived peacefully for yearsin this small Lebanese village, but animositieshave built among the men.The women conspireto avert sectarian strife though harebrainedplans, none of which succeeds in slowing downthe escalating violence.Tragedy strikes and thewomen make a personal sacrifices. (110 minutes)

SONGCATCHEROctober 18 American (2001)In Appalachia, a brilliantmusicologist discovers atreasure trove of ancientScottish-Irish ballads. Sheventures into isolated areas

to collect the songs and meets a hardened warveteran and talented musician. (112 minutes)

TREELESS MOUNTAIN October 25 South Korea (2008) This Korean film is about two girls left on theirown, trying to survive the mental and physicalburdens of being abandoned by their mother.Sad and heart-breaking, while also cheerful andhopeful, the film depicts how hope endures andhow children can adapt to changing conditions.(89 minutes)

WATER November 1 India (2005) A group of widows areforced intopoverty at atemple in theholy city ofVaranasi. One of the widows,wants to escape the social restrictions imposed. Shemeets a man from the highest caste; a follower of Gandhi. Can she break with tradition to marryhim? Amid all this water, is rebirth possible or doestradition drown all? (117 minutes)

INTOUCHABLES November 8 France (2011)Philippe, an aristocratic intellectual Parisian,is a quadriplegic millionaire. He hires a rude candidate for his caretaker position, and thisdecision drastically changes Phillipe’s boring life.(112 minutes)

Please return to:Westchester Community College Foundation, Friday Night Film Series,Westchester Community College, 75 Grasslands Road,Valhalla, NY 10595

I enclose a check for the Fall 2013 series subscription made payable to WCC Foundation Film Series for the cost of:

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________ (#) senior (60 plus), or faculty/staff subscription(s), $48 each Total: $ ________

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f ine ar ts ga l leryThe Fine Arts Gallery is located on the third floor of the Academic Arts Building, across from the theatre. It isopen Monday through Saturday from 10:00 am-3:00 pm, and Thursday evenings from 4:00-6:00 pm.Exhibitions and receptions are free and open to the public.

For a complete schedule of gallery events, please visit www.sunywcc.edu/gallery or call 914-606-7867.

The Great Books Forum offers an opportunity to encounter classicand modern literature in company with interested readers fromthe college and the community. Along with the works themselves,discussions focus on issues of context and interpretation.

The theme for Fall 2013 isThe Immigrant in America: Then and Now

Gateway Center – Room 131 6:00-8:30 pm

• My Antonia by Willa Cather (Discussion Leader: Prof. Patti Sehulster) Thurs., October 3

• Obasan by Joy Kogawa (Discussion Leader: Prof. Liz Gaffney) Thurs., November 7

•The Dew Breaker by Edwidge Dandicat (Discussion Leader: Prof. Christine Timm) Thurs., December 5Sharon Butler, Dense Surveillance, New PaintingsTuesday, September 3 – Saturday, November 9 In her recent solo exhibition at Pocket Utopia in New York,Butler’s images of industrial structures on disheveled canvases.They show how contemporary Casualist abstraction amplifiesearly twentieth-century industrialism and progress. In hernew work, she considers how excessive overworking of animage contributes to a painting’s meaning.

Student Show Monday, November 25 – Saturday, December 14A wide range of work by students will be showcased.These students are enrolled in the Visual Arts Seminar,a one-credit portfolio development and professional practices course that serves as a capstone for the college’sAAS Degree in Visual Arts.

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*(This project is partially supported by a grant from Pennsylvania PerformingArts on Tour, a program developed and funded by The Heinz Endowments; the

William Penn Foundation; the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, astate agency; and The Pew Charitable Trusts; and administered

by Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation.)

Tickets are $15 (general admission)and $10 (children/students/seniors).

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WCC STUDENTS are entitled to 1 FREE ticket per event withvalid Student ID.Tickets are subject to availability.

Series subscription: $44 (See both shows…a $6 savings!

The stage transforms the literary page…its ever present brilliance in plays, both dramatic and comedic! Performances are held in the Academic Arts Theatre.

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EVENT NO. TICKETS COST EA. $ TOTALCamerata Chamber Players (Sep. 15)

Mystic India (Sept. 21)

BalletX (Sept. 28)

American Shakespeare Center: Othello (Oct. 19)

Atlantic City Ballet: Dracula (Oct. 26)

Billy McGuigan & Band: Rock Legends (Nov. 23)

The State Capella of Russia (Dec. 7)

National Players: The Odyssey (Jan. 25)

Camerata Chamber Players (Feb. 2)

Danceworks for Children (Feb. 2)

Krasnoyarsk National Dance Company of Siberia (Feb. 15)

Tomaseen Foley’s St. Patrick’s Irish Times (Mar. 16)

Teresa Walters: Musical Cameos (Mar. 23)

Danceworks In Performance (Apr. 5, 6, 11, 12, 13)

Grounded Aerial (Apr. 26)

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AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE CENTER Othello (Shakespeare drama) Saturday, October 19 8:00 pm

In this magnificently complex study of extremes,Shakespeare pairs his most loving and trusting leading

man with his most conniving and ruthless villain in a dangerousdance of deceit andrevenge.The radiant language of love transforms into delirious ravings as his charactersdescend into jealousy,fear, and rage. Othello is

Shakespeare at the height of his creative power, andthis is a ravishing and unforgettable masterpiece.

NATIONAL PLAYERSThe OdysseySaturday, January 25 8:00 pm

Victorious on his departure from Troy, Odysseus heads

home, embarking on a ten-yearvoyage that will test his wits andperseverance far more than

wartime duty ever did. Uponhis ultimate arrival, he learnsthat home is far differentfrom what he expected; andthat his greatest battle is yetto be fought. Revisit or

discover for the first time,Homer’s beloved hero

Odysseus, and witness hisremarkable homecoming.

Participation is free and open to the public, and no reservations are necessary.The Great Books Forum is sponsoredby the English Department and is underwritten by the Cultural Arts Fund of the Faculty Student Association.For information, call Professor James Werner at 914-606-6840 or email him at james.werner@sunywcc.edu

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