2. ABOUT ARTS AND
CULTURE EVENTS
AT MERCYHURST
Each year Mercyhurst College welcomes artists and
speakers from across the country and around the world
who present the best in cutting-edge dance and award
winning classical, contemporary, jazz and world music
as well as engaging topics from a variety of disciplines.
Today Mercyhurst offers more than 100 events each
year and welcomes nearly 30,000 visitors who enjoy
the wide variety of arts and culture events on campus.
The Mary D’Angelo Performing Arts Center, a $3.7
million, 800-seat complex, is the largest and most
stunning of the performance spaces on campus. The
venue hosts not only the college’s major performances
but also the Guelcher Film Series and the Metropolitan
Opera: HD Live.
The1,200-square-footWalkerRecitalHalopenedinfall
2002asanintimateperformancevenue.Locatedinside
theHirtAcademicBuilding,thehall,whichseats250,is
used for small lectures, recitals, and intimate jazz and
world music performances.
Celebrating its 60th birthday in 2011, Taylor Little
Theatre, formerally known as “Little Theatre” was the
first performance space at Mercyhurst. The 250-seat
theatre was named for former college president Sister
M. EustaceTaylor.
What started as a hallway in Old Main to display
student artwork has grown into Cummings Art Gallery,
astunningexhibitspacefeaturingtheworksofstudent,
faculty and professional artists.Today the gallery ranks
among the best in the region with traveling and juried
offerings.
3. ROLAND DYENS
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30 AT 8 P.M. AT WALKER RECITAL HALL
Guitarist Roland Dyens is a true man of the world. Born inTunisia and now residing in Paris,
Dyens studied with the Spanish master Alberto Ponce. As the guitar becomes a nearly universal
instrument, Dyens, a composer, an improviser and a spellbinding performer, gathers its entire
history — several continents and many centuries of music — under his fingers.
Adult: $10
Senior/Student/PC: $10
Youth/MC Student: $3
4. ÓRLA FALLON
TUESDAY, OCT. 4
AT 7:30 P.M.
The phenomenal success of CELTICWOMAN
opened doors for Órla Fallon, the group’s
singer and harpist from the village of
Knockananna in CountyWicklow, Ireland.
These doors were at theWhite House and the
Vatican where Fallon, now a solo performer,
beguiled her very distinguished audiences.
Fallon is an enchanting performer, as Public
Television viewers of her 2010 special“Órla
Fallon’s Celtic Christmas,”quickly learned.
Now it’s our turn to experience the special
magic of Órla Fallon first-hand.
Gold Circle: $25
Adult: $20
Senior/Student/PC: $15
Youth/MC Student: $7.50
5. PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY
FRIDAY, OCT. 7 AT 8 P.M.
Nothing succeeds like success, though success seems insufficient to describe the electrifying
performance by the PaulTaylor Dance Company during the 2007-2008 season.To attend a
performance by this company is to reconsider the limits of the human body and imagination.
The company has been pushing these limits for 56 years by refiningTaylor’s vision into an
exceptional evening for audiences worldwide.
Gold Circle: $25
Adult: $20
Senior/Student/PC: $15
Youth/MC Student: $5
6. DAVID LANZ
RE-IMAGINING THE BEATLES
FRIDAY, OCT. 14 AT 7:30 P.M.
Grammy®-nominated pianist David Lanz is not the sort of artist to sit still. A mainstay during
the early days of the New Age-oriented Narada label, Lanz’s curiosity propelled him to explore
music far from his meditative, solo-piano roots. Now he takes on one of the most imposing
monuments in 20th-century music: the Beatles songbook. With flutist Gary Stroutsos and
cellistWalter Gray, Lanz explores the forgotten corners of the Lennon-McCartney canon.
Adult: $22.50
Senior/Student/PC: $20
Youth/MC Student: $15
7. DAVID SEDARIS
SATURDAY, OCT. 22 AT 8 P.M.
He’s one of the most original voices in American humor — in both senses of that word. David
Sedaris mixes a sneaky-good cocktail of wry, deadpan narratives about life in the early 21st Century.
From his early retellings on NPR’s“Morning Edition”of life as an elf at Macy’s to his unforgettable
bits on“This American Life”to the NewYorkTimes best-seller list, Sedaris, the first spoken-word
performer in the16-year history of the D’Angelo Center, is an American original.
Adult: $25
Senior/Student/PC: $20
Youth/MC Student: $15
8.
9. It’sbecomeamuch-lovedErietradition:thebiennialvisitoftheJapanesetaikodrumorchestra
Wadaiko Yamato. The 14 drummers of the Japanese ensemble may be choreographed with
the stylized precision of Kabuki theater, but the sound they produce is felt as much as heard
— especially that of the sound the o-daiko, a drum the size of a small car whacked by what
looks like a baseball bat.This is music that has the awe-inspiring impact of nature itself.
Gold Circle: $30
Adult: $25
Senior/Student/PC: $20
Youth/MC Student: $15
YAMATO
SUNDAY, NOV. 6 AT 2 P.M. & 6 P.M.
10. Has any artist captivated a room quite like vocalist René Marie did during her 2001
appearance in Erie?The effect was scarcely different outdoors at the 2003 Erie Art
Museum Blues & Jazz Festival. A few vocalists combine gospel ardor, R&B sass and jazz
artistry, but no female vocalist on the scene today does this with the daring and utter
commitment of René Marie.
Gold Circle: $20
Adult: $15
Senior/Student/PC: $10
Youth/MC Student: $5
RENÉ MARIE
SUNDAY, NOV. 20 AT 7 P.M.
11. Some voices beckon you with beauty of tone and others command you to listen with the authority
of their sound. The room-filling bass-baritone of Grammy® Award-winning artist Mark S. Doss
does both. A regular at La Scala and other international opera houses who will be accompanied in
recital by Mercyhurst professor Dr. Albert Glinsky, Doss will provide thrilling evidence of why he is
one of the most sought-after singing actors on stage today.
Adult: $15
Senior/Student/PC: $12.50
Youth/MC Student: $5
MARK S. DOSS
SATURDAY, FEB. 4 AT 7:30 P.M. AT WALKER RECITAL HALL
12. JIN XING DANCE THEATRE
TUESDAY, FEB. 14 AT 7:30 P.M.
Shanghai-based dancer and choreographer Jin Xing has a personal story that almost defies
credulity. One could say the same thing about the singular and captivating body of work she
has built with the Shanghai Jin Xing DanceTheatre, which have been described as“startlingly
original and provocative.” The Mary D’Angelo Performing Arts Center is honored to bring this
international dance iconoclast to an American audience.
Gold Circle: $25
Adult: $20
Senior/Student/PC: $15
Youth/MC Student: $5
13. THE ROBERT CRAY BAND
FRIDAY, FEB. 24 AT 8 P.M.
Robert Cray last visited Erie in 1984 as a young upstart redefining the language of the
blues. He returns to the D’Angelo Center as one of its acknowledged masters. His stinging
guitar style, compelling voice and wry, insightful songwriting – just a little left of the
center of the blues – mark him as one of the form’s true innovators. As a performer, he will
burn the house down. Erie is a blues town, and Robert Cray is a bluesman’s bluesman.
Preferred Seating: $40
Orchestra: $35
Rear Orchestra/Balcony: $32.50
MC Student: 20% off
14. THE COUNT BASIE ORCHESTRA
WITH NEW YORK VOICES
SATURDAY, FEB. 25 AT 8 P.M.
The legendary Count Basie Orchestra is nothing less than America in sound. Now brash, now
sophisticated, no one captured the swagger, optimism, precision and sheer exhilaration of the American
Century better than the swinging orchestra of the Count from Red Bank. If there were a Count Basie
Orchestra of vocals, it would surely be NewYorkVoices, a Grammy® Award-winning vocal ensemble of
dazzling precision and invention.Taken together, they present an evening of jazz at a rarefied level.
Gold Circle: $25
Adult: $20
Senior/Student/PC: $15
Youth/MC Student: $5
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19. BJM DANSE MONTRÉAL
TUES., APRIL 17, AT 7:30 P.M.
Something wonderful is clearly happening in Montréal. From
the city that nourished Cirque du Soleil comes BJM Danse (Les
Ballets Jazz de Montréal). In its 29-year existence, the company
has earned the sobriquet title“the feel-good company”for its
radiant and expressive style, which can be enjoyed by dance
connoisseurs and newcomers alike. Creative, contemporary yet
resolutely classical BJM Danse
Montréal has something for everybody.
FRED GARBO
INFLATABLE THEATER CO.
SATURDAY, MARCH 3 AT 2 P.M.
Yes,inflatable.Alsoaerodynamic,gravity-defyingandlaugh-out-loudfunny,
too. Fred Garbo was trained as a juggler, mime, acrobat and clown, and with
his partner, Daielma Santos, combines these skills into an evening that will
leave your entire family breathless, wide-eyed and wildly entertained.
Adult: $10
Senior/Student/PC: $7.50
Youth/MC Student: $5
20. BJM DANSE MONTRÉAL
TUESDAY, APRIL 17 AT 7:30 P.M.
Something wonderful is clearly happening in Montréal. From the city that nourished Cirque du
Soleil comes BJM Danse (Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal). In its 29-year existence, the company has
earned the sobriquet title“the feel-good company”for its radiant and expressive style, which
can be enjoyed by dance connoisseurs and newcomers alike. Creative and contemporary and yet
resolutely classical, BJM Danse Montréal has something for everybody.
Gold Circle: $25
Adult: $20
Senior/Student/PC: $15
Youth/MC Student: $5
21. FAZIL SAY
THURSDAY, APRIL 19 AT 7:30 P.M.
It’s not often thatTurkish pianist and composer Fazil Say travels to America.With a parallel
career as an esteemed composer and as a Culture Ambassador of the European Union, Say
is enormously in demand. His artistic goal of constructing a new bridge between Eastern
andWestern culture is transformed by his fingers into a pianistic tour de force and a cultural
encounter that could not be more current – or compelling.
Gold Circle: $20
Adult: $15
Senior/Student/PC: $10
Youth/MC Student: $5
22. Celebrate the music of Sinatra in peak form–during an evening accented with richly told
stories of a fascinating moment in time–as can only be provided by one of the foremost
talents of our time, Grammy winnter Kurt Elling.“Elling is the standout male vocalist of
our time.”—TheNewYorkTimes.
Gold Circle: $25
Adult: $20
Senior/Student/PC: $15
Youth/MC Student: $5
KURT ELLING
SWING SINATRA
FRIDAY, MAY 11 AT 8 P.M.
23. DONIZETTI’S ANNA BOLENA
Saturday, Oct.15 at 1 P.M.
WAGNER’S SIEGFRIED
Saturday, Nov. 5 at 12 P.M.
MOZART’S DON GIOVANNI*
Saturday, Nov. 12 at 1 P.M.
GLASS’S SATYAGRAHA*
Sunday, Nov. 27 at 1 P.M.
HANDEL’S RODELINDA
Saturday, Dec. 3 at 12:30 P.M.
GOUNOD’S FAUST*
Saturday, Dec. 17 at 1 P.M.
HANDEL, RAMEAU,
VIVALDI, AND OTHERS
THE ENCHANTED ISLAND
Saturday, Jan. 21 at 1 P.M.
WAGNER’S GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG
Saturday, Feb. 11 at 12 P.M.
VERDI’S ERNANI*
Sunday, Feb. 26 at 1 P.M.
MASSENET’S MANON
Saturday, Apr. 7 at 12 P.M.
VERDI’S LA TRAVIATA
Saturday, Apr. 14 at 1 P.M.
Front Row Balcony: $30
Adult: $18
Senior/Student: $15
Youth: $10
The Metropolitan Opera’s Emmy® Award-winning
series The Met: Live in HD continues for its fourth
season. Don’t miss the chance to experience the Met
live at the Mary D’Angelo Performing Arts Center.
*Due to previously scheduled events, this opera will
not be shown on its live trasmission date. The opera
will be recorded and shown on the date listed.
24. Trust: Second Acts inYoung
Lives*
Sept. 7, 2011
A traumatized Honduran immigrant finds
redemption through a teen theater company.
TheTree of Life
Sept. 14, 2011
Jack, a young man coming of age in the 1950s,
must reconcile questions of faith, family and the
modern world.
Names of Love
Sept. 21, 2011
Seduction is the means by which a young woman
wins men to her liberal causes until she meets a
man who shares her tragic past.
Certified Copy
Sept. 28, 2011
A gallery owner and a British author suspect
there’s something more when they pose as a long-
married couple during a tour ofTuscany.
LittleTown of Bethlehem*
Oct. 5, 2011
Three men of different faiths explore the violence
in Israel and Palestine.
The Beginners
Oct. 12, 2011
After recently losing his parents, a man hopes
his unconventional father’s life lessons will help
him maintain a loving relationship with a French
actress.
In a BetterWorld
Oct. 19, 2011
A Danish doctor and his family face conflicts at
home and at an African refugee camp where he
works. OscarWinner2011forBestForeignFilm
Honest Man
Oct. 26, 2011
An exploration of what led former Pennsylvania
politician R. Budd Dwyer to infamously commit
suicide during a televised press conference.
Length: 105 min
Language: English, French
Rating: R
Length: 78 min
Language: English
Rating: NR
Length: 76 min
Language: English
Rating: NR
Length: 119 min
Language: Dan., Swed.
Rating: R
Length: 106 min
Language: Fr., Ita., English
Rating: NR
Length: 100 min
Language: Fr., Eng., Greek,
Arabic
Rating: R
Length: 139 min
Language: English
Rating: PG-13
Length: 75 min
Language: Arabic/English
Rating: PG-13
25. Showcasing the best in foreign,
independentanddocumentaryfilms.
Films showWednesdays at 2:15 & 7:15 P.M.
All films subject to change without notice.
All foreign films are English subtitled.
Launched in 2011, On Screen/In Person tours new independent American films and their respective filmmakers to
communities across the mid-Atlantic region.Visiting filmmakers work with host sites to develop their participation
in community activities that provide context and greater appreciation for their respective work and the art of film.
Mercyhurst College is one of only 14 sites to be selected as a host this year.
In GoodTime,The Piano Jazz
of Marian McPartland*
Nov. 2, 2011
This biopic follows Marian McPartland’s journey
from piano playing English child to jazz legend.
Meek’s Cutoff
Nov. 9, 2011
A group of families making the dangerous crossing
through the OregonTrail faces the difficult decision
of choosing a reliable leader.
Incendies
Nov. 16, 2011
In the wake of their mother’s death, a pair of twins
journeys to the Middle East to resurrect their
family history.
Another Earth
Nov. 30, 2011
An aspiring astrophysicist and a brilliant composer
cross paths when a duplicate Earth is discovered.
Queen to Play
Dec. 7, 2011
Kevin Kline and the luminous Sandrine Bonnaire
square off in this stylish and sophisticated dramedy
of newfound passions and mid-life triumphs, set
on the postcard-perfect isle of Corsica.
ShallWe Dance
Dec. 14, 2011
A successful but unhappy Japanese accountant
finds the missing passion in his life when he begins
to secretly take ballroom dance lessons.
General Admission
Adult: $6
Senior/Student: $5
PC: $4
MC Student w/ ID: Free
Length: 136 min
Language: Japanese
Rating: PG
Length: 97 min
Language: English, French
Rating: NR
Length: 92 min
Language: English
Rating: PG-13
Length: 130 min
Language: Fr., Eng., Arabic
Rating: R
Length: 104 min
Language: English
Rating: PG
Length: 85 min
Language: English
Rating: NR
26. Spring Opera
The Mercyhurst College Music Department presents more than 70 concerts, recitals
and master classes each season, most of which are free and open to the public.
To receive a department brochure or to be added to the mailing list, please contact
Krista Lamb at (814) 824-2394 or klamb@mercyhurst.edu.
Faculty Recital Series
RecitalsareheldattheWalkerRecitalHall.
Theyarefreeandopentothepublic.
LIEDERABEND: AN EVENING OF
GERMAN SONGS:
BrentWeber,Tenor;ShirleyYoo,Piano;
BartonSamuelRotberg,Violin
Thursday, Jan. 12 at 8 P.M.
D’ANGELO PIANO TRIO
BartonSamuelRotberg,Violin;Jonathan
Tortolano,Cello;ShirleyYoo,Piano
Thursday, Feb. 7 at 8 P.M.
SOUNDSCAPES JAZZ RECITAL
ScottMeier
Thursday, March 8 at 8 P.M.
A COLLABORATIVE CELEBRATION
Facultyandhonorsstudents
Thursday, Apr.12 at 8 P.M.
GIANNI SCHICCHI BY GIACOMO PUCCINI AND THE IMPRESSARIO
BY WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART
MARY D’ANGELO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Enjoy two comedic opera classics in one night.“Gianni Schicchi”tells the story of a
jealous group’s plot to assume the inheritance of a wealthy relative while
“The Impressario”follows the drama between two rival divas.
D’Angleo Department of Music
THE IMPROVISATIONAL SAXOPHONE
AllenZurcherwithTonyGreyand
MattFerguson
Thursday, Sept. 15 at 8 P.M.
SHIRLEY YOO, PIANO
Thursday, Oct. 20 at 8 P.M.
BARTON SAMUEL ROTBERG, VIOLIN
Thursday, Nov. 10 at 8 P.M.
Friday, March 23 at 8 P.M.
Saturday, March 24 at 8 P.M.
Sunday, March 25 at 2 P.M.
Adult: $15.50
Senior/Student: $12.50
PC: $7.50
Youth: $5.00
MC Student: $2.50
27. MERCYHURST
DANCERSMERCYHURST COLLEGE
DANCE DEPARTMENT
Adult: $15.50
Senior/Student: $12.50
PC: $7.50
Youth: $5
MC Student: $3.50
BEYOND WORDS
WITH MERCYHURST BALLETTHEATRE AND SOMAR
DANCEWORKS
FRIDAY, OCT. 28 AT 4:30 P.M. (preview concert,
$5.00)
SATURDAY, OCT. 29 AT 2 P.M. AND 7 P.M.
SUNDAY, OCT. 30 AT 2 P.M.
An evening of mixed repertoire exploring the
boundaries of dance as an evolving art form and
striving to connect performers with audience
members through nonverbal vocabulary and the
unexplainable beauty of movement.
‘TIS THE SEASON
WITHTHE MERCYHURST DANCERS AND LITURGICAL
DANCE ENSEMBLE
FRIDAY, DEC.9 AT 4:30 P.M. (preview concert, $5.00)
SATURDAY, DEC. 10 AT 2 P.M. AND 7 P.M.
SUNDAY, DEC. 11 AT 2 P.M.
Our holiday gift to Erie, family programming
centered on the delights of the season offering
Santa’sToy Shop,The Skaters and a spiritually
based premiere presented by the Liturgical Dance
Ensemble. Dancers will greet the audience in the
lobby before and after the performance.
RAW EDGES
WITHTHE MERCYHURST DANCERS AND RETURNING
ALUMNI
FRIDAY, FEB. 3 AT 4:30 P.M. (preview concert, $5.00)
SATURDAY, FEB. 4 AT 2 P.M. AND 7 P.M.
SUNDAY, FEB. 5 AT 2 P.M.
This ever popular event showcases the innovative
works of coming-of-age choreographers and is the
only event of its kind held in Erie where audiences
can be a part of history as young choreographers
present new dances. Alumni ofThe Mercyhurst
Dancers will join this concert as guest artists.
VIVA LA DANSE
WITHTHE MERCYHURST DANCERS
FRIDAY, MAY 5 AT 4:30 P.M. (preview concert, $5.00)
SATURDAY, MAY 6 AT 2 P.M. AND 7 P.M.
SUNDAY, MAY 7 AT 2 P.M.
The Mercyhurst Dancers will be showcased in the
choreography of acclaimed twentieth century
choreographers Gerald Arpino’sVivaVivaldi 2nd
movement andTomm Ruud’s Mobile. A premiere by
Solveig Santillano and Marius Petipa’s Paquita will
complete the program.
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