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Dear Friends,
The Madison
I am thrilled to announce our offerings for the fifth
season here at The Madison Theatre at Molloy College. It’s
hard to believe that it has been five years since we opened
our doors with an ‘Evening of Entertainment’ featuring
Martin Short.
During the past four theatre seasons, we have
been privileged to have had some of the country’s top
entertainment performing on our stage. We continue to
develop, refine, and grow our programming, partnerships,
and community relationships in order to better serve our
patrons on Long Island, throughout the greater tri-state area
and the country.
With over 25,000 patrons attending our captivating
productions this past season, we continue to strive for
excellence in the programming we bring to The Madison
Theatre stage. Our diverse range of offerings has established
The Madison Theatre as a progressive innovator for arts
entertainment and education on Long Island.
We have created wonderful flourishing partnerships
within the arts community that have helped bring worldclass talent to our audiences. Our educational partnership
with CAP21 (Collaborative Arts Project) in Manhattan has
helped to establish a nationally renowned musical theater
degree program here at Molloy College.
Our summer programs continue to excel in bringing
outstanding art education to our community’s young artists.
All this would not have been possible without the vision of
Molloy College President Dr. Drew Bogner, the support of
the leadership of the College, our generous corporate and
individual sponsors, and, of course, you, our loyal patrons.
We will continue to work toward innovation with new
exciting ideas, programs, partnerships, and entertainment.
Thank you for continuing to make The Madison Theatre
your entertainment destination.
Theatre is to
be a versatile, first-class
facility that offers a
diverse range of worldclass entertainment
for the South Shore
and greater Long
Island region. Situated
only 30 minutes from
Manhattan, we strive
to be an incubator for
creative development
for the artistic
community, while
educating and inspiring
young performers,
writers, and technicians
for careers within the
entertainment industry. We share in the
College’s belief that
artistic expression
and appreciation is
an important part of
personal development.
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Angelo Fraboni
Artistic Director
The Madison Theatre at Molloy College
TABLE OF CONTENTS
10th Annual Long Island Comedy Festival..................................................................... 4
The Melody Lingers On: Songs of Irving Berlin.............................................................. 4
Inbeon Con...................................................................................................................... 5
Long Beach International Film Festival: Taste on the Beach......................................... 5
Two Gents and a Lady..................................................................................................... 6
Long Beach International Film Festival.......................................................................... 6
The Marriage of Figaro.................................................................................................... 7
Battle of the Sexes........................................................................................................... 7
Brian Culbertson.............................................................................................................. 8
Flamenco Fire.................................................................................................................. 9
Halloween Fun Festival................................................................................................. 10
Tom Petty 65th Birthday Bash featuring Jeff Slate...................................................... 11
National Republic of China in Peking Dreams.............................................................. 12
Evening of Entertainment: Molloy Annual Gala 2015.................................................. 13
RAEL: The Music of Genesis........................................................................................... 14
Jerry Herman on Broadway........................................................................................... 14
Bollywood in The Spirit of India.................................................................................... 15
David Benoit with special guest Jane Monheit ............................................................ 16
Madison Theatre Christmas Celebration: A Ziegfeld Holiday...................................... 17
Swingtime Big Band: Sinatra at the Sands................................................................... 17
Alice in Wonderland...................................................................................................... 18
The History of American Rock and Roll......................................................................... 19
Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off: Kay Swift’s Romance with George Gershwin............. 19
Swingtime Big Band: In the Mood for Love.................................................................. 20
Peter Rabbit™ Tales........................................................................................................ 20
Livingston Taylor, Tom Chapin & The Jammin’ Divas.................................................. 21
Movie Industry’s Biggest Night: Live on Stage............................................................ 22
Giselle featuring The Moscow Ballet............................................................................ 23
Making Music Live......................................................................................................... 24
The 5th Annual NY Short Film Concert......................................................................... 25
Clifford the Big Red Dog Live........................................................................................ 26
Broadway’s British Invasion.......................................................................................... 27
Eric Marienthal and Chuck Loeb................................................................................... 28
The South Shore Symphony.......................................................................................... 29
The Nutcracker.............................................................................................................. 30
The Children’s Orchestra Society.................................................................................. 30
Madison Theatre Event Calendar.................................................................................. 32
Madison Theatre Memberships and Discounts............................................................ 34
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JULY 18 AT 8PM
The 10th Annual Long Island comedy festival, the
largest comedy festival of its kind, is coming to The
Madison Theatre! Enjoy an evening of hilarious LIVE
stand-up comedy featuring:
Paul Anthony
Official host of the
Long Island Comedy
Festival
Rich Walker
Voted “Long Island’s
Favorite Comedian” two
years in a row
Scott Schendlinger
Direct from the NYC
comedy scene
Sherry Davey
Nickmom,
national headliner
Moody McCarthy
Letterman, national
headliner
Rob Falcone
AC, Vegas, Comedy
Central,
national headliner
MADISON
THE SONGS OF IRVING BERLIN
FEATURING FRANK BASIL, RICHARD HALPERN, JUDI MARK, AND LEE MERIWETHER
JULY 25 AT 8PM
A musical cabaret!
The Melody Lingers On is a celebration
of the musical genius of Irving Berlin. In a
life that spanned more than 100 years, and
with a creative output of over 1,000 songs,
Irving Berlin epitomized Jerome Kern’s
famous adage that “Irving Berlin has no place
in American music. He is American music.”
Over a period of five decades, Berlin’s songs
defined American popular music. This revue
will increasingly exhilarate the audience
with the discovery of each new song. From
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Tin Pan Alley to Broadway, from Hollywood
to tours of duty throughout Europe and the
Pacific, the story of Irving Berlin is the story of
this American century.
Directed and conducted by Bruce Bider and
John Pane.
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AUGUST 8, 10AM-6PM
Inbeon Con is a comic con
created for artists, by artists,
with a focus on education to
succeed. Celebrate your love of
comics, anime, cartooning and
illustration with us. You will have
the opportunity to meet local
artists and add to your original art,
print, and comic series collections.
Inbeon Con will have cosplay
contests, skits, panels, and art
training seminars. We are taking
our fellow artists out of the “Alley”
and into the spotlight!
Taste on the Beach
AUGUST 7
Taste On The Beach will be held on Friday, August 7, on the beach in Long
Beach in conjunction with the Long Beach International Film Festival’s starstudded Shorts On The Beach Film Series (rain date August 8). We hope that
you will be able to join us in helping the less fortunate on Long Island. A portion
of the proceeds of this event will benefit Long Island Cares – The Harry Chapin
Food Bank.
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SEPTEMBER 2015
Two Gents and a Lady
SEPTEMBER 12 AT 8PM
Be prepared for a spectacular evening of fun, love, and romance
beginning with the hysterically funny “Uncle” Floyd Vivino. He promises to
have you in stitches!
Then enjoy the amazing voices of Elio Scaccio, Teo Ricciardela and Jessica
Carvo. Their “original production” of Two Gents & The Lady: Songs of Love & Romance
will have you falling in love all over again.
SEPTEMBER 24-27
The Long Beach International Film Festival
(LBIFF) will celebrate its fourth anniversary with
an action-packed lineup of independent and
studio films from around the globe. Scheduled
for September 24-27, the Festival will screen an
international slate of over 50 films, including
feature-length narrative, documentary, short,
animated, and student films that will compete
for a series of Jury, Festival Honors and Audience
Awards.
During its four-day run, the Festival
will feature an array of nightly special
events, including red carpet premieres, gala
celebrations, filmmaker receptions, compelling
filmmaker Q&As, international spotlights,
industry seminars, and musical performances.
The Festival will host numerous opportunities to
connect with enthusiastic new audiences, fellow
filmmakers, film industry professionals, nonprofit organizations and the media in a beautiful
oceanside locale in Long Beach and Rockville
Centre. The LBIFF is committed to providing an
outstanding experience for both our filmmakers
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and our audiences.
Special programs planned for 2015 LBIFF
include: Shorts On The Beach Film Series, Joan
Jett Music Film Series, Collegiate Showcase,
and the Youth Film Showcase. We’ll also be
exhibiting films featuring action sports, the
environment, art, and family.
The City of Long Beach and the Village of
Rockville Centre serve as hosts to the Festival’s
film screenings and special events. Located just
25 miles east of Manhattan and 20 minutes from
JFK Airport, LBIFF offers an optimal setting to
experience filmmaking at its finest. Long Beach
and Rockville Centre boast one of the largest
movie consumer groups in the world with a rich
filmmaking history right here on Long Island.
Thousands of visitors every year are drawn to
the City’s spectacular coastline, fine dining,
shopping, and endless recreational activities.
OCTOBER 2015
Figaro
THE MADISON THEATRE PRESENTS
The Marriage
of
Directed by Anne –Julia Audray
Conducted by Scott Wiley
OCTOBER 2 AT 8PM
OCTOBER 4 AT 3PM
A fully-staged production
of one of the world’s most
beloved operas, Mozart’s Le
Nozze di Figaro will feature
the stellar cast from the Long
Island Opera Company. This
hysterical production will
be infused with Anne-Julia
Audray’s innovative staging,
along with unforgettable
singing and scintillating
comedy. (In Italian with English
supertitles, with English
dialogue scenes.)
Also featuring
the South Shore Symphony
SPONSORED BY
MARTY & SUE BEVILAQUA
BATTLE OF THE SEXES
OCTOBER 17 AT 8PM
This battle features four stand-up
comedians from late-night TV: two men,
two women. Two are married, two are single.
Re-celebrate Valentine’s Day (or don’t!) with tales
of love and not-love, bad dinners and good dates, broken
cars and unbroken dreams. The Ivy League of Comedy is
the premier group of stand-up comedians touring America.
Known for their elite brand of clever comedy, you’ve heard
their brilliant voices on late-night TV and Comedy Central. Now
come see them live on stage!
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OCTOBER 2015
BRIAN
Culbertson
OCTOBER 10 AT 7PM & 9:30PM
Brian has released more than fifteen albums, toured around
the world, seen his name at the top of Billboard and radio charts,
and worked and performed with industry all-stars such as Maurice
White of Earth, Wind & Fire, Larry Graham, Michael McDonald,
Chris Botti, Musiq Soulchild, Ledisi, Barry Manilow, Herb Alpert,
Natalie Cole, Chuck Brown, and Bootsy Collins just to name a few.
He has received numerous awards, including being nominated for
a 2012 NAACP Image Award and a 2012 Soul Train Award.
In Association with Alan Stein
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ERIC MARIENTHAL & CHUCK LOEB
April 16
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DAVID BENOIT W/ JANE MONHEIT
November 28
Sponsored by
Ultra Sonic Hand Car Wash RVC
Mercedes-Benz of Rockville Centre
DeGiaimo Group
Spano Abstract
Breslin Realty
Farm Country Kitchen
Hampton Inn & Suites
The Bristal Assisted Living
Westbury Jeep
Rettner Realty
Tax Lien Advisors
The Smooth Jazz Cruise
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COMPAÑIA FLAMENCA JOSÉ PORCEL IN
FLAMENCO
FIRE
OCTOBER 18 AT 3PM
José Porcel was born in Sevilla, and at the age of 13 began
dancing Andalucian folkloric dances and flamenco in cultural centers
in Valencia. In 2000 he danced as a soloist with the Los Angeles
Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl, under the direction of
maestro Héctor Zaraspe. In this same year he was contracted as
the first dancer in the Compañía Española de Antonio Márquez,
performing on tour around the world and at the Ópera de
París for 20 sold-out performances. The company scored a
sensational success with their coast-to-coast tour of the
United States and Canada in the 2011-2012 season with
its thrilling new program, Gypsy Fire, and is now touring
North America with its new program, Flamenco Fire.
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OCTOBER 2015
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Located on the Public Square Great Lawn,
outside the Madison Theatre
The Madison Theatre will come alive with our annual
HALLOWEEN FUN FESTIVAL! A fun day full of family
activities to enjoy!
FREE ADMISSION INCLUDES trick-or-treating in the
Molloy College residence halls, bounce houses, face
painting, a costume parade, contests at the DJ booth,
a scarecrow park, coloring, a chalk talk, a magician,
a food truck, a costume contest, and bowling with
Rockville Centre Lanes. The Leggz Ltd. Dancers will
also perform Night on Bald Mountain.
Extra Activities: pumpkin painting, mask making,
frost-a-cupcake, and a haunted house. The
Halloween Fun Fest will take place at Molloy College
on the Great Lawn and in the Madison Theatre. We will
join forces with some of Rockville Centre’s community
organizations and student clubs! So prepare for a day
of fun, wear a costume and be part of the parade!
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Free Admission!
Participating Contributors:
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Sue and Marty Bevilacqua
Joan Hope MacNaughton
Leggz Ltd. Dance
Rockville Centre Lions Club
Rockville Centre Youth
Council
Rockville Centre Guild for
the Arts
John and Judy Mead
Rockville Centre Lanes
Front Street Bakery
Seaford Bagels
North Park Chiropractic, Dr.
Michael Russo
Molloy College
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TOM PETTY
65TH BIRTHDAY BASH
OCTOBER 24 AT 8PM
FEATURING JEFF SLATE & HIS ALL-STAR BAND
An evening of music celebrating Tom Petty's 65th birthday!
Jeff Slate & His All-Star Band play songs from every part of Petty’s career,
plus Petty-inspired original music. Featuring Jeff Slate, Earl Slick, Steve
Holley, Rick Mullen, and Jimmy McElligott.
MUSIC SERIES
RAEL: THE MUSIC OF GENESIS
November 8
SPONSORED BY
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LIVINGSTON TAYLOR
February 20
HISTORY OF ROCK & ROLL
February 6
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NOVEMBER 2015
NATIONAL CIRCUS AND ACROBATS OF THE
PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
PRESENTS
ePking Dreams
NOVEMBER 1 AT 3PM
The National Circus and Acrobats of the People’s Republic of China is especially acclaimed
in China because of the unique acts in their program, such as Great Teeterboard, Grand Flying
Trapeze, Group Contortion, Straw Hats Juggling and Girls’ Balance With Bowls. The company
has won over twenty gold and silver medals and various other awards at international circus
festivals, including the Monte Carlo International Circus Festival, Cirque de Demain, Wuqiao
International Circus Festival, China Wuhan International Acrobatics Festival and China National
Acrobatic Competition.
INTERNATIONAL SERIES Check out these other great shows!
FLAMENCO FIRE
October 18
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SPIRIT OF INDIA
November 22
MOSCOW BALLET: GISELLE
March 4
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An
Evening of
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2015
Hors d’oeuvres Dinner &
Cocktail Reception: 6PM-7:30PM
Theatre: 8PM
Coffee & Dessert: 9:30PM-11PM
Location: The Madison Theatre
Business/Cocktail Attire
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Hosted by Tony
Danza
Music Director and Conductor: Aaron Gandy
Choreography and staging: Lisa Gadja & Mary Ann Lamb
Featuring Broadway stars and performers
and the South Shore Symphony
Perhaps best known for his roles in the
hit television series, Who’s The Boss and
Taxi, screen and stage star Tony Danza
most recently received rave reviews for
his performance in the Broadway musical,
Honeymoon In Vegas.
HONOREES
Gary Maranga, R.A.
Principal in Charge, The Design Alliance
Lifetime Achievement Award
JL Media, Inc.
Corporate Achievement Award
Emilie J. Sair, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ‘61
Distinguished Alumni Award
EVENT CHAIRMAN
Salvatore P. Ciampo
For more information please visit http://alumni.molloy.edu/2015gala
Sponsorships available, contact
Cynthia Costanzo Metzger
Director of Corporate Relations
Molloy College Office of Advancement
516.323.4701
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NOVEMBER 2015
NOVEMBER 8,
AT 3PM
RAEL: The Music of
Genesis is a tribute band
from the NY and North
NJ area, focused on
faithfully reproducing
Genesis’ full albums
from the Peter Gabriel
and Steve Hackett
early era. Performances
include tracks from
Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot,
Selling England by the
Pound, The Lamb Lies
Down on Broadway
and A Trick of the Tail.
Audiences on the
theater tour are raving
about the band’s highenergy interpretations
and musical detail.
SPONSORED BY
Lloyd Gold Lead Vocal, Flute
Rob Shepard Keyboards, Acoustic Guitar
Paul Sheehan Drums and Cymbals, Percussion, Backing Vocals
Sal Locascio Guitars, Backing Vocals
Mike Belmonte Bass / Bass Pedals, Backing Vocals
Jerry Herman
NOVEMBER 14 AT 8PM
ON BROADWAY
Conducted by Aaron Gandy. Directed by Mark York.
The Madison Theatre is proud to celebrating the music of Jerry Herman.
The Tony award-winning composer and lyricist had a career that spanned over
four decades as he created such Broadway classics as Mame, Milk & Honey,
La Cage Aux Folles, Hello Dolly!, Parade, The Grand Tour, and many more. You
will hear Broadway talents sing his classic hits accompanied by the South Shore
Symphony. This concert will feature singers from the Molloy College/CAP21 BFA
theatre program.
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Proceeds will benefit the Joan Roberts Memorial Scholarship.
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BOLLYWOOD MASALA ORCHESTRA
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NOVEMBER 22 AT 3PM
Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers
of India present The Spirit of India, a new step
toward a bold vision in Indian live music and
dance being presented to the world for the first
time. Rahis Bharti, one of India’s greatest musical
figures, and the Bollywood Masala Orchestra and
Dancers of India invite you on a lively musical
journey from Rajasthan to Mumbai.
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FLAMENCO FIRE
October 18
PEKING DREAMS
November 1
MOSCOW BALLET: GISELLE
March 4
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NOVEMBER 2015
DAVID BENOIT
CHRISTMAS TRIBUTE
TO CHARLIE BROWN
WITH SPECIAL GUEST
JANE MONHEIT NOVEMBER 28 AT 8PM
David Benoit’s expansive career as a contemporary jazz pianist and composer has included over
25 solo recordings. His ’80s releases This Side Up, Freedom at Midnight and the GRAMMY-nominated
Every Step of the Way are considered influential genre classics. Among his other GRAMMY nominations
are those for Best Instrumental Composition and Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance. His prolific
output since 2000 includes several prominent Charlie Brown-related projects (including Here’s to You,
Charlie Brown: 50 Great Years and the star-studded 40 Years: A Charlie Brown Christmas) that reflect his
lifelong passion for the music of original Peanuts composer Vince Guaraldi and solidify Benoit’s role as
Guaraldi’s musical heir.
Special guest: Jane Monheit has been a leading light in both the jazz and cabaret worlds since
emerging as a finalist in the Thelonious Monk Institute’s 1998 vocal competition. In addition to her
own recordings, she has worked alongside the likes of Terence Blanchard, Tom Harrell, and Ivan Lins.
In association with Alan Stein
JAZZ SERIES
Check out these other great shows!
BRIAN CULBERTSON
ERIC MARIENTHAL & CHUCK LOEB
October 10
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Sponsored by
April 16
Ultra Sonic RVC Hand Car Wash
Mercedes-Benz of Rockville Centre
DeGiaimo Group
Spano Abstract
Breslin Realty
Farm Country Kitchen
Hampton Inn & Suites
The Bristal Assisted Living
Westbury Jeep
Rettner Realty
Tax Lien Advisors
The Smooth Jazz Cruise
DECEMBER 2015
DECEMBER 19 AT 4PM
DECEMBER 20 AT 3PM
Come share the
joy of Christmas at our
annual Madison Theatre
Christmas Celebration.
Directed and designed
by Broadway’s best
talents, this year’s
celebration will be a
throwback to the great
Ziegfeld Shows from
Broadway’s Golden
Age. Featuring
Broadway’s brightest
stars alongside
students from the
Molloy College/CAP21
BFA theatre program,
our production will
have you tapping your
toes and singing along
to all of your favorite
holiday songs.
MADISON THEATRE
Christmas
Celebration
A Ziegfeld
Holiday
New Year’s Eve Celebration
Sinatra at the Sands
DECEMBER 31 AT 7PM
Come ring in the New Year with our own “house band,”
SWINGTIME, as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of this
landmark recording–perhaps the finest live album Frank Sinatra
ever made. On stage at the Sands Hotel with Count Basie and
his orchestra and conductor Quincy Jones, “Old Blue Eyes” had just
turned 50, so Frank and his collaborators were all in their musical prime! Led by director
Steve Shaiman, SWINGTIME and vocalists Jerry Costanzo and Bobbie Ruth will re-create that
magical night in Las Vegas on December 31, 1965. Remember….”Whatever happens at the
Madison Theatre, stays here!” so don’t miss this one-time-only performance as a culmination
of the Sinatra Centennial!
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JANUARY 2016
ALICE
IN
WONDERLAND
Directed and choreographed by Baayork Lee
Music and book by Mark York
Conducted by Aaron Gandy
JANUARY 22 AT 8PM
JANUARY 23 AT 2PM & 8PM
JANUARY 24 AT 3PM
This new adaptation of the classic story of Alice in Wonderland
finds Alice in 1899 falling through a rabbit hole and magically into the
future. Alice travels through decade, after decade meeting classic characters
throughout her journey. Ending her journey in the 1960s, this musical fantasy takes
you through the Roaring ‘20s, Hollywood ‘30s, Big Band ‘40s, and the Beatnik ‘50s with
showgirls, tap dancing and a myriad of dance styles featuring the delightful characters
of Wonderland. This production features a live orchestra and performers from the Molloy
College/CAP21 BFA theatre program.
Baayork Lee also directed and choreographed A Chorus Line all over the world as well as
the recent Broadway revival; the national tours of The King and I starring Sandy Duncan and
Stefanie Powers; the national tour of Bombay Dreams; New York City Opera’s production of
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella; the hit Australian production of Barnum; Porgy and
Bess; the European tour of Jesus Christ Superstar; and Carmen Jones.
Proceeds will benefit the Joan Roberts Memorial Scholarship.
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FEBRUARY 2016
THE
AMERICAN
ROCK
AND
ROLL
Featuring
• The Duprees
• The Tymes
• Barbara Harris & The Toys
SPONSORED BY
FEBRUARY 6 AT 8PM
Back by popular demand! The History of American Rock ‘n Roll returns to the Madison
Theatre. This rockin’ performance will feature a variety of greatest hits from The Duprees
singing “You Belong To Me,” “Take me as I am,” and “Have You Heard.” Enjoy the legendary
Philadelphia sound of The Original Tymes performing, “So Much In Love,” “Somewhere,” and
“You Little Trustmaker.” Special musical appearance include songs by from Barbara Harris &
The Toys, who sing hits that include, “A Lovers Concerto,” and “Attack.”
LET’S CALL
THE
WHOLE THING
OFF!
KAY SWIFT’S ROMANCE
WITH GEORGE GERSHWIN
FEBRUARY 13 AT 8PM
Pianist and host Aaron Gandy (Artistic Advisor to the
Kay Swift Trust) leads this romantic look at the legendary
romance between George Gershwin and Kay Swift,
tunefully illustrated by irresistible songs written by both
composers, here performed by two Broadway singers.
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FEBRUARY 2016
In the
Mood for
FEBRUARY 14 AT 3PM
Love
Back for the fourth consecutive season,
Long Island’s premier authentic swing
band celebrates Valentine’s Day with
a potpourri of classic love songs from
the Swing Era and the Great American
Songbook. Director Steve Shaiman
and his 20-piece ensemble re-create
the sounds of such iconic bands as
Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Count Basie,
Tommy Dorsey, Harry James, and
Duke Ellington. Vocalists Bobbie Ruth
and Jerry Costanzo pay tribute to the
greatest singers of American popular
songs, ranging from current stars like
Jane Monheit and Michael Bublé to
legends Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat
‘King’ Cole, and Frank Sinatra.
FEBRUARY 15 AT 1PM & 4PM
“Once upon a time there were four little rabbits, and their names were – Flopsy, Mopsy,
Cotton-tail and Peter….” These famous opening lines of The Tale of Peter Rabbit have enchanted
young audiences for over one hundred years with the exploits of a charming hero who, going
against his mother’s wishes, has adventures (and misadventures) in Mr. McGregor’s garden.
Beatrix Potter created an instant classic with the little blue-coated rabbit, whom we recognize as
both boy and rabbit, wild and civilized, and who has become an icon of childhood since he first
hopped out of the pages of a storybook and into children’s hearts.
In celebration of Beatrix Potter’s 150th birthday anniversary, Enchantment Theatre Company
brings her captivating stories to life. Using fantastic masks, whimsical puppets, gorgeous scenery
and original music, the magical, marvelous World of Beatrix Potter™ comes alive on stage.
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LIVINGSTON TAYLOR,
TOM CHAPIN &
THE JAMMIN' DIVAS
FEBRUARY 20 AT 8PM
Livingston Taylor and Tom Chapin have years of experience
leading the folk genre. Now joining with the Jammin' Divas,
they've created a phenomenally appealing folk production.
The show features the unbelievably sharp harmonies, fun
interaction and new sound of this precocious group. Each star
will also be featured individually throughout the show.
SPONSORED BY
MUSIC SERIES Check out these other great shows!
TOM PETTY B-DAY w/ JEFF SLATE
October 24
RAEL: THE MUSIC OF GENESIS
November 8
HISTORY OF ROCK & ROLL
February 6
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FEBRUARY 2016
L I V E O N S TA G E AT T H E M A D I S O N T H E AT R E
C O M E C E L E B R AT E T H E M OV I E I N D U S T R Y ’ S
NIGHT
6 PM RED CARPET | VIP DINNER ON THE STAGE
8 PM SHOWTIME
SUNDAY
FEBRUARY 28
PLEASE JOIN
&
AS WE RAISE
FUNDS
FOR THE
“ RISING STAR
FILMMAKERS
SCHOLARSHIP. ”
The Madison Theatre at Molloy College and the Long Beach International Film Festival
invite you to a viewing party for the Academy Awards LIVE ON STAGE! Do you normally
watch in your living room? We’ve got a couch for you on our stage! Our party gives the
community and our booming Long Island film industry the opportunity to share in the
excitement of the awards show, plus it helps support worthy causes on a local level.
Guests will feel like stars themselves as they arrive at the state-of-the-art Madison
Theatre at Molloy College and strut down the red carpet. Buy your own Hollywood Star,
autograph it and add it to our “Walk of Fame.” There will photos and videos posting to our
Instagram, Twitter, Vine, and Facebook sites.
Proceeds will raise funds for student scholarships for The Madison Theatre Filmmaking
Summer Intensive.
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MARCH 2016
MOSCOW FESTIVAL BALLET:
MARCH 4 AT 8PM
The Moscow Ballet’s beautiful production comes
to the Madison Theatre stage! Giselle tells the story of a
beautiful young peasant girl and the deceitful man who
lures her into a deceptive engagement. When the truth
comes out, Giselle goes mad and dies of a broken heart.
Her spirit returns to haunt him, but her love eventually
saves him in a battle between the mortal and immortal
worlds. Don’t miss composer Adolphe Adam’s classic
telling of one of the world’s most famous full length
ballets, Giselle.
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MARCH 2016
MAKING
MUSIC
Live
MARCH 6 AT 3PM
Dr. Paul Shelden, conductor
and host, will present Making
Music Live, an orchestral concert
with narrations, for children
and families. Cited by Backstage
magazine as “a strong stage
personality,” Dr. Shelden uses
music, humor, and audience
participation to entertain and
enlighten. The Madison Theatre
program will include selections
from Frozen, William Tell Overture,
Jurassic Park, and Peter and the
Wolf with choreography by Joan
Hope MacNaughton and the Leggz
Ltd. Dancers. Accompaniment by
the Children’s Orchestra Society,
featuring singers from Molloy
College’s BFA CAP21 program.
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APRIL 2016
The Fifth Annual
NY Short Film Concert
An Evening of the World’s Best Short Films
APRIL 8 AT 7:30PM
Asbury Shorts – New York City’s longest-running, noncompetitive presentation of the
world’s best short films – returns to The Madison Theatre at Molloy College to present
“The Fifth Annual New York Short Film Concert,” an evening of world-renowned, awardwinning short films from the past and present. Asbury Shorts provides the public with
an extremely rare opportunity to view Oscar nominees, U.S. film festival “Best of Show”
winners and international honorees mixed together in a fast-paced and eclectic program,
presented on a real cinema screen as opposed to YouTube, smart phones, or computers!
“The best short film show I’ve ever seen.” - Oscar-nominated Hollywood director Jason
Reitman.
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APRIL 2016
Clifford
the
BigRed
Live!
Dog
APRIL 9 AT 2PM & 6PM
AND
MEET
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WITH
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FAMILY SERIES
HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL
October 24
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It only takes a little to BE BIG!™
The ‘Big Red Dog,’ a character
beloved for generations, comes
to life on stage in a BIG way in
this interactive musical! Join
Clifford, Emily Elizabeth, and all
their friends from Birdwell Island
as they embark on an adventure
filled with singing, dancing, and
more. Share in the timeless values
of Clifford’s BIG ideas: share, play
fair, have respect, work together,
be responsible, be truthful, be
kind, believe in yourself, be a
good friend and help others–with
this musical experience the whole
family will love!
Check out these other great shows!
MAKING MUSIC LIVE
March 6
PETER RABBIT™ TALES
February 15
ALICE IN WONDERLAND
January 22–24
GET TICKETS NOW!
516.323.4444 . madisontheatreny.org
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BROADWAY POPS SERIES
Also check out
JERRY HERMAN ON BROADWAY
November 14
APRIL 10 AT 3PM
The British are coming! The Madison Theatre presents a musical Pops Concert featuring
some of the greatest hits from British Broadway musicals. You will hear songs from such
hit musicals as Miss Saigon, Cats, Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Chess, Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, and more. You will see Broadway stars
as well as performers from Molloy College/CAP21 BFA theatre program and accompanied
by the Children’s Orchestra Society. If you love Broadway, you will not want to miss this
afternoon of showtunes!
Featuring the Children’s Orchestra Society, conducted by Aaron Gandy.
Proceeds will benefit the Joan Roberts Memorial Scholarship.
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APRIL 2016
APRIL 16 AT 8PM
Eric Marienthal started his professional career in 1980 with famed New
Orleans trumpeter Al Hirt. After returning to Los Angeles, Eric became a
member of the Chick Corea Elektric Band. He recorded 6 CDs with Chick
Corea’s band and received two of his five Grammy nominations. He’s
won one Grammy award as part of the GRP Super Live CD. Eric has
performed with artists such as Elton John, Barbra Streisand, Billy
Joel, Stevie Wonder, Dionne Warwick, Burt Bacharach, Aaron
Neville, Johnny Mathis, Dave Grusin, Lee Ritenour, George
Duke, David Benoit, The Rippingtons, The
Jeff Lorber Fusion, Brian Culbertson,
Patti Austin, Lou Rawls, David Lee
Roth, The Yellowjackets, B.B. King,
Ramsey Louis, Patti LaBelle, Olivia
Newton-John, and many others.
ERIC
MARIENTHAL
&
CHUCK
with
special
opening act
Al DeGregoris
LOEB
Virtuoso guitarist, composer and producer Chuck Loeb is one of
the most respected musicians of the jazz scene in its broadest sense. He
has literally played around the world and performed with some of the most
recognized names in the music industry, from Bob James to Bob Dylan, and
from Anita Baker to Astrid Gilberto. In addition to his solo career, Chuck is a
member of Jazz Funk Soul and Fourplay, two supergroups of contemporary
jazz. We are fortunate to have this world-renowned recording artist return to
the Madison Theatre stage.
IN ASSOCIATION
WITH ALAN STEIN
JAZZ SERIES Check out these other great shows!
BRIAN CULBERTSON
October 10
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DAVID BENOIT W/ JANE MONHEIT
November 28
Sponsored by
Ultra Sonic RVC Hand Car Wash
Mercedes-Benz of Rockville
Centre
DeGiaimo Group
Spano Abstract
Breslin Realty
Farm Country Kitchen
Hampton Inn & Suites
The Bristal Assisted Living
Westbury Jeep
Rettner Realty
Tax Lien Advisors
The Smooth Jazz Cruise
From our Community
South Shore Symphony
JAZZ AND THE CLASSICS:
CLAUDE BOLLING, HUBERT LAWS,
JEFFREY AND EVAN BIEGEL
NOVEMBER 20 & 21 AT 8PM
Scott Jackson Wiley, Conductor and Music
Director
Jazz composer Claude Bolling created a furor
with his Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio in the
mid-1970s. Its ingenious fusion of baroque stylings
with the jazz idiom was an instant classic and
remained in the Billboard Top 40 for ten years. The
great jazz flutist Hubert Laws collaborates with
Long Island’s favorite pianist, Jeffrey Biegel, in
Steve Barta’s masterful symphonic arrangement:
Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio, and in Laws’
skillful reworking of the last movement of
Rachmaninoff’s beloved Piano Concerto N. 2.
The concert begins with the ever-popular Grand
Canyon Suite by Ferde Grofé.
Bolling/Barta – Symphonic Arrangement: Suite for
Flute and Jazz Piano Trio
Hubert Laws, flute
Jeffrey Biegel, piano
Evan Biegel, drums
Rachmaninoff, arr. Hubert Laws – Finale from
Concerto n. 2 op. 18 in C minor for Flute, Piano and
Orchestra
Hubert Laws, flute
Jeffrey Biegel, piano
THE MUSIC OF HECTOR BERLIOZ
WITH CONDUCTOR AND MUSIC
DIRECTOR: SCOTT JACKSON WILEY
FEBRUARY 27 AT 8PM
The poems of Théophile Gautier serve as the
text for Les Nuits d’été of Hector Berlioz. Deeply
immersed in the great literary writings of his
time, Berlioz was often inspired by literature in
his compositions. In the Symphonie Fantastique
Berlioz portrays the longings of a lover and
terrifying hallucinations in what is arguably the
greatest of all nineteenth century tone poems. The
virtuoso demands of the Symphonie Fantastique
were a central force in the creation of the modern
symphonic orchestra.
THE FOUR SEASONS AND MORE: A
VIVALDI EXTRAVAGANZA
APRIL 2 AT 8PM
Virtuoso soloists from the South Shore
Symphony Scott Jackson Wiley, Conductor and
Continuo
The South Shore Symphony delves into the
Baroque period with the music of one of the most
popular composers of all time: Antonio Vivaldi. At
the top of the charts is his Four Seasons, a collection
of four concertos for violin and string orchestra
that vividly depict each of the seasons of the
year. Violinist Stephan Tieszen brings his mastery
of baroque style and period technique to the
orchestra and to our audience. The performance
will be accompanied with lighting effects, the
paintings of Breugel and readings of the sonnets
that the composer illustrates in his music.
Additionally, virtuoso soloists from the South Shore
Symphony will perform selections from Vivaldi’s
wonderful concertos for wind instruments.
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons
Stephan Tieszen, violin
Other Concertos/soloists TBA
$25 Adults
$20 for Guild members and Seniors $10 for students
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From our Community
The Rockville Centre Guild for the Arts and Leggz. Ltd. Ballet Present
The Nutcracker
Don’t Miss This
Magical Holiday Classic!
DECEMBER 11 AT 7:30PM
DECEMBER 12 AT 5PM
DECEMBER 13 AT 4PM
The Rockville Centre Guild for the Arts presents the Leggz Ltd. Ballet “The
Nutcracker.”
We continue our tradition of ringing in the holiday season, for our 19th
year, with Tchaikovsky’s classical ballet. “The Nutcracker,” under the artistic
direction of Joan Hope MacNaughton, brings world-renowned ballet stars
who are joined by gifted young dancers from all over the metropolitan area
with the Leggz Ltd. Ballet Company. Under the musical direction of Scott
Jackson Wiley, the South Shore Symphony summons all its forces to bring
to life the composer’s full score. This production is the only one on Long
Island that features a live orchestra.
Featuring:
Kathleen Breen Combes – Sugar
Plum Fairy - Principal dancer from
the Boston Ballet, acclaimed by the
NY Times, “A ballerina of colossal
scale and boldness.”
Yury Yanowski – Cavalier –
Principal dancer from the
Boston Ballet and awardwinning choreographer
Children’s
Orchestra
Society
MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND PRINCIPAL
CONDUCTOR: MICHAEL DADAP
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: YEOU-CHENG MA
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Daniel Baker – Candy Cane – “So
You Think You Can Dance” finalist
Katelyn Prominski - Snow Queen
- Suzanne Farrell Ballet, FlashDance
The Musical
Maximilien Baud - Snow King Billy Elliott on Broadway
Sponsored by:
King Kullen
Molloy College
The Mead Family Trust
DECEMBER 6 AT 3PM & JUNE 19 AT 6PM
The Children’s Orchestra Society (COS),
founded in 1962 by Dr. H.T. Ma, is a not-for-profit
organization dedicated to “teaching the language
of music” to children and teens. Its mission is to
cultivate and nurture children and teach them
teamwork and life skills through music-learning
and performing in orchestral and chamber music
settings. Members of COS receive excellent training
in classical music and opportunities to perform
in concerts with their peers as well as with wellestablished musicians.
For COS updates and information visit childrensorch.org
Get Tickets Now!
516.323.4444 • madisontheatreny.org
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The Best of Both Worlds!
This is your OPPORTUNITY to train with some
of the best working professionals in New York
City, while studying on Molloy’s beautiful, Long
Island campus.
To learn more visit our websites
or send us an email
MolloyBFAInfo@cap21.org
www.molloy.edu • www.cap21.org
If you love theatre music or film...
Summer Programs
Musical Theatre Intensive
Ages 9 - 18 | * Must Audition
s
Musical Theatre Budding Star
Ages 6 - 8
Children’s Orchestra
Pre-professional Music
Intensive
*Audition or evaluation required
Spend Your Summer at the
Madison Theatre! (Ages 4-18)
Summer Programs!
Pre-Kinder Mallets, Wind &
Strings
Ages 4 - 7 *Evaluation necessary
Molloy College
Summer Music Institute
NYSSMA Level 4 & up
Long Island Motion Picture
Arts Center and Museum
(LIMPACM) Film Camp
Ages 9 & up
For more Information:
Call 516.323.4448
molloy.edu
Email: MadisonTheatre@
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2015-2016
Event Calendar
DATE
EVENT
TIME
PRICING
Friday Nights
July 10th August 7th
Movies on the Lawn Series
The Lawn
opens at 7:30,
Complimentary
movies start
at sunset
July 18
10th Annual - Long Island Comedy Festival
8PM
All tickets $35
July 25
The Melody Lingers On
The music of Irving Berlin
8PM
$30 - $50
August 7
Taste On The Beach
Long Beach International Film Festival Shorts of the Beach
5PM - 11PM
Ticketing Information at
www.longbeachfilm.com
August 8
Inbeon Con
10AM - 6PM
Ticketing information at:
inbeoncon.com
September 12
Two Gents and A Lady
8PM
$35 - $45
September
24 - 27
Long Beach International Film Festival
For event ticketing and showtimes
please visit: www.longbeachfilm.com
October 2
Marriage of Figaro - Adaptation by Anne Julia Audray - Opera
8PM
$49 - $55
October 4
Marriage of Figaro - Adaptation by Anne Julia Audray - Opera
3PM
$49 - $55
October 10
Brian Culbertson "28th Anniversary Live Tour" - Smooth Jazz
7PM
$50 - $65, $95 VIP
October 10
Brian Culbertson "28th Anniversary Live Tour" - Smooth Jazz
9:30 PM
$50 - $65, $95 VIP
October 17
The Ivy League of Comedy presents: The Battle of the Sexes
8PM
$35 - $45
October 18
Compania Flamenco Jose Porcel in Flamenco Fire International
3PM
$49 - $55
October 24
Halloween Fun Festival - Family Fun for Everyone!
11AM - 2PM
Free to Enter
October 24
Tom Petty 65th Birthday Bash with Jeff Slate
8PM
$35 - $45
November 1
China’s National Circus in Peking Dreams - International
3PM
$49 - $55
November 6
Evening of Entertainment Hosted by Tony Danza
7PM
For Tickets call:
516.323.4701
November 8
RAEL-The Music of Genesis
3PM
$30 - $45
November 14
Jerry Herman on Broadway – Orchestra Pops concert
8PM
$49 - $55
November 20
Jazz and the Classics: Claude Bolling, Hubert Laws and Jeffrey
and Evan Biegel
8PM
$20 - $25
$10 students
November 21
Jazz and the Classics: Claude Bolling, Hubert Laws and Jeffrey
and Evan Biegel
8PM
$20 - $25
$10 students
November 22
Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of Indian in
The Spirit of India – International
3PM
$49 - $55
November 28
David Benoit Christmas Tribute to Charlie Brown
with special guest Jane Monheit – Jazz
4PM
$50 - $65, $95 VIP
December 5
Molloy College Winter Concert - Community
7PM
$5 - $15
December 6
Children's Orchestra Society's Winter Concert - Community
3PM
$15
December 11
Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet- Community
7:30PM
$25 - $39
December 12
Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet - Community
5PM
$25 - $39
December 13
Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet - Community
4PM
$25 - $39
December 19
Madison Theatre Christmas Celebration, A Ziegfeld Holiday
4PM
$49 - $55
December 20
Madison Theatre Christmas Celebration, A Ziegfeld Holiday
3PM
$49 - $55
December 31
SWINGTIME BIG BAND – “Sinatra at the Sands” Live! - Music
7PM
$50
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
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JANUARY
January 22
Alice in Wonderland - The Musical
8PM
$30 - $35
January 23
Alice in Wonderland - The Musical
2PM
$30 - $35
January 23
Alice in Wonderland - The Musical
8PM
$30 - $35
January 24
Alice in Wonderland - The Musical
3PM
$30 - $35
February 6
History of Rock n’ Roll – The Duprees, The Tymes, Barbara
Harris & The Toys
8PM
$49 - $55
Febraury 13
Let's Call the Whole Thing Off
Kay Swift's romance with George Gershwin
8PM
$35 - $45
3PM
$30 - $35
FEBRUARY
February 14
SWINGTIME BIG BAND: “In the Mood” for Love
February 15
Peter Rabbit Tales
1PM
$20 - $30
February 15
Peter Rabbit Tales
4PM
$20 - $30
February 20
Livingston Taylor, Tom Chapin and The Jammin' Divas
8PM
$49 - $55
February 27
The Music of Hector Berlioz, with Conductor and Music
Director Scott Jackson Wiley
8PM
$20 - $25
$10 students
Febraury 28
Movie Industries 88th Annual Oscar Party
6PM
$50 - $100
March 4
Giselle - International
8PM
$49 - $55
March 6
Making Music Live with Dr. Paul Shelden
3PM
$20 - $30
MARCH
APRIL
$20 - $25
$10 students
April 2
The Four Seasons and More: a Vivaldi Extravaganza
April 8
NY Asbury Short Films
7:30PM
All tickets $15
April 9
Clifford the Big Red Dog - Live!
2PM
$25 - $35
$50 Meet and Greet,
April 9
Clifford the Big Red Dog - Live!
6PM
$25 - $35
$50 Meet and Greet,
April 10
Broadway's British Invasion
3PM
$49 - $55
April 16
Eric Marienthal & Chuck Loeb, with Al DeGregoris Opening
8PM
$50 - $65, $95 VIP
Night of Song - Carmina Burana - Community
7PM
$5 - $20
Children's Orchestra Society's Summer Concert - Community
6PM
$15
MAY
May 14
JUNE
June 19
Please Note: Each person, regardless of age, must have a ticket to be admitted. Kids under 12 must be
accompanied by an adult. *Under 2 years old permitted only for children’s programming
Programs and schedules subject to change.
School groups welcomed, call for group sales information.
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
From the East: Southern State Parkway to exit 20S. Turn right onto Grand Avenue.
Make right onto Georgia Street. Georgia Street becomes Beech Street, which ends
opposite Molloy College.
From the West: Southern State Parkway to exit 19N (Peninsula Boulevard). Make the
second right turn onto Alabama Avenue. Continue to S. Franklin Avenue. Make right
turn. Molloy is on the right side of the street after the overpass.
516.323.4444
OR VISIT madisontheatreny.org
TO PURCHASE TICKETS CALL
(Box office hours: Tuesday - Saturday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.)
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Memberships
and Discounts
Memberships are available for $75 - $50 from July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016.
$50 Membership
•
•
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Receive 25% off up to two tickets to any Madison Theatre Production
Option to buy before the public
First alert emails with added performances
PLEASE NOTE: DISCOUNTS ARE
Priority seating with first alert emails
NOT AVAILABLE WHEN YOU BUY
TICKETS THE DAY OF THE SHOW
$75 Family Membership
• Receive 25% off up to four tickets to any Madison Theatre Production
• Option to buy before the public
• First alert emails with added performances
• Priority seating with first alert emails
PURCHASE 3 OR MORE EVENTS AND
RECEIVE 10% OFF PER TICKET (MUST
Discounts
CALL OR COME IN TO DO SO).
• Members receive 25% off individual tickets
• Seniors receive 10% off individual tickets
• Molloy alumni and staff discounts available for most events with limited availability
• Molloy Institute for Lifelong Learning (MILL) discounts available for most events with
limited availability
• Molloy students discounts available for most shows with limited availability
• Student rush tickets available for most shows (2 hours before curtain)
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ONCE TICKETS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED
TO PURCHASE TICKETS
CALL 516.323.4444
OR VISIT madisontheatreny.org
(Box office hours: Tuesday - Saturday 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.)
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