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2021–22 SEASON
To Our Dear Friends of the Noorda Center
and to All Prospective Circle Members,
As dean of the School of the Arts and ambitious and exhilarating vision into
artistic director of The Noorda Center the stratosphere — and fill it with stars!
for the Performing Arts, it has been As I’ve said many times, The Noorda,
the highlight of my career to interact while creating world-class cultural
with so many of you who have put arts experiences for the residents of
your considerable time, passion, Utah County and beyond, serves to
and resources behind the vision and further the mission of the School of
mission of UVU and The Noorda to the Arts — which is to teach and train
make it the cultural jewel of Utah the artists of tomorrow to be truly
County. My gratitude simply cannot exceptional. This is accomplished by
be overstated. As we build The Circle, the rare and astonishing interaction
an elite group of arts patrons, donors, students receive with some of the
and friends, it will make it possible for world’s greatest performers and
us to bring in world-renowned artists legends. So please, join us. Become a
like Audra McDonald, Bernadette member of The Circle — at whatever
Peters, Josh Bell, and so many more level suits you. We promise it will be
to our beloved county. We hope you an experience like no other!
will choose to become an integral
part of this exciting group of friends —STEPHEN PULLEN
who wish to propel The Noorda’s Dean and Artistic Director
Corporate Season Sponsor: Private Season Sponsor:
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SEASON OPENER Joshua Bell Join us as The Noorda welcomes one of the most celebrated violinists of all time. Joshua Bell’s career has spanned nearly four decades and over 40 albums, garnering international acclaim. Mr. Bell has played with practically every major orchestra in the world bringing him Grammy, Mercury, Gramophone, and Opus Klassik awards. CONCERT HALL MON, SEP 20, 7:30 PM 4 2021–22 SEASON 2021–22 SEASON 5
A CELEBRATION OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE:
Sergey Belyavsky
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company Internationally recognized as an extraordinary
and Repertory Dance Ensemble
classical pianist, Sergey Belyavsky has toured
the most prestigious concert halls in the
in Concert
world. Join him at The Noorda as he performs
in cooperation with the Gina Bachauer
International Piano Foundation.
Utah is lucky to have not one but two nationally recognized contemporary
CONCERT HALL
dance companies. See them both together on stage with our impeccable UVU
WED, NOV 10, 7:30 PM
Department of Dance students for an unforgettable evening of grace, power,
and athleticism.
SMITH THEATRE
FRI & SAT, NOV 5 & 6, 7:30 PM
Voctave Christmas
Voctave’s viral videos on YouTube have garnered them international renown. This evening will
feature their moving and powerful vocal arrangements of Broadway, Disney, modern pop covers,
and holiday favorites. Celebrate the season at The Noorda with this sensational ensemble.
Featuring special guest One Voice Children’s Choir.
CONCERT HALL
MON, DEC 13,
7:30 PM
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La Bohème BY PUCCINI This timeless tale of a love affair between a poor poet and seamstress contains some of the most famous and recognizable opera arias in the world and was the inspiration of the musical RENT. The Noorda is proud to collaborate with the Department of Music to produce this moving story with Puccini’s soaring score. SMITH THEATRE PROFESSIONAL CAST: THU, SAT, & MON, JAN 20, 22 & 24 AT 7:30 PM ACADEMIC CAST: WED-SAT, JAN 26-29, 7:30 PM 8 2021–22 SEASON 2021–22 SEASON 9
Trey McLaughlin and The Sounds of Zamar DIAVOLO | Architecture in Motion
Known for their soul-stirring arrangements of gospel, musical theater, and original compositions, VOYAGE & TRAJECTORIE
Trey McLaughlin and The Sounds of Zamar have received international accolades. Hailing from The magic in motion of DIAVOLO has amazed audiences around the world with their powerful and
Georgia, Zamar is known for their rich harmonies and expressive gospel style. immersive performances and incredible run on “America’s Got Talent.” They come to The Noorda
for a special two-night engagement.
CONCERT HALL
SAT, JAN 22, 7:30 PM SMITH THEATRE
FRI & SAT, FEB 4 & 5,
7:30 PM
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The Peking Acrobats L.A. THEATRE WORKS
Delight the whole family as the world-famous Peking Lucy Loves Desi: A
Acrobats push the limits of human ability — defying gravity
with amazing displays of strength, flexibility, and power. Funny Thing Happened
SMITH THEATRE
TUES & WED, FEB 8 & 9, 7:30 PM
on the Way to the Sitcom
L.A. Theatre Works, the world’s leading producer of
radio dramas, brings to The Noorda a live, hilarious,
true story of beloved American icons Lucille Ball and
Desi Arnaz. This unique staged radio play is something
you won’t want to miss.
SMITH THEATRE
THU, FEB 17, 7:30 PM
Time For Three
Defying convention and boundaries,
Time For Three stands at the
busy intersection of Americana,
modern pop, and classical
music. Accompanied by the UVU
Orchestra, this genre-bending
group will take you on a musical
journey you won’t soon forget!
SAT, FEB 26, 8:00 PM IN
CONJUNCTION WITH THE
MASQUERADE BALL. SEE
PAGE 18 FOR MORE DETAILS.
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Goitse Ballet Folklórico
Popular and award-winning Goitse (go-WITCH-a) hails
from the Irish countryside and brings that unique musical
de México
culture to The Noorda. Goitse’s take on traditional Celebrating their 70th anniversary,
Irish music along with their original compositions are Ballet Folklórico de México proudly
recognized for their stunning energy and creativity. showcases the brilliant and colorful
history of Mexican folklore from
CONCERT HALL
pre-Columbian civilizations through
MON, FEB 28, 7:30 PM
the modern era, complete with live
orchestra and powerful choreography.
SMITH THEATRE
WED, MAR 16, 7:30 PM
Chanticleer
The reigning kings of male a cappella
return to Utah with a repertoire that
spans the ages to fascinate and
enthrall audiences through luxurious
perfection. Known internationally
as “An Orchestra of Voices,” their
breathtaking performances span all
genres of vocal music, from classical
repertoire to jazz, pop, and everything
in between.
CONCERT HALL
FRI, APR 29, 7:30 PM
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Alice in Wonderland ANNA NIEDZWIEDZ BALLET SCHOOL IN POZNAN, POLAND The astounding performance spectacle of Alice in Wonderland has wowed sold-out audiences throughout Europe before making its U.S. debut at The Noorda. Featuring international and local performers, this fantastical journey of music, dance, and performance following Alice down the rabbit hole will delight the whole family. SMITH THEATRE FRI, MAY 13, 7:30 PM SAT, MAY 14, 2 PM & 7:30PM 16 2021–22 SEASON 2021–22 SEASON 17
NOORDA CENTER
SPECIAL EVENTS
Well-Roared The
Lion: The Legacy Masquerade Ball
of Chris Clark Music, dancing, costumes, and masked
identities — along with tasty treats —
Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Christopher await to transport guests into a night
Layton Clark and the impact he had on of fantasy and fun. Dress up as Glinda
the UVU Theatre program as it rose to the Good Witch, Jean Valjean, Alice
national prominence. Revisit some of his in Wonderland, the Phantom of the
most well-known productions, not just Opera, Marie Antoinette, Tevye, or
at UVU but from the state and country anyone who strikes your fancy and
as well. All proceeds and gifts for this join us in a grand celebration of the
production will go into the Christopher arts at our annual Masquerade Ball!
Clark Scholarship in Directing. Costumes and masks or black tie and
gowns are strongly encouraged (but
SMITH THEATRE not required) at this annual tradition
FRI & SAT, OCT 8 & 9, 7:30 PM that is always a highlight of the Utah
County social season!
OC TANNER ATRIUM
SAT, FEB 26 IN CONJUNCTION WITH
THE TIME FOR THREE CONCERT.
ADD THE MASQUERADE BALL TO
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION OR SINGLE-
TICKET PURCHASE TO ENJOY THE
ENTIRE EVENING.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Utah UVU Museum
Symphony of Art
The Utah Symphony will continue This next year will see a lot of exciting
to perform in their Utah County changes for the UVU Museum of Art.
home of The Noorda Center during In addition to the always popular
the 2021–22 season. Stay tuned for UVU Faculty Exhibition in the fall,
the exciting announcement of their the museum is moving to a new
upcoming performance dates. location and getting a new name.
Thanks to an incredibly generous
gift, we’re becoming the only house
museum in the state as we move into
the former Melanie Bastian home.
With that transition, we’ll now be
known as the UVU Museum of Art at
Lakemount Manor. That expansion
will give us more room and more
exciting opportunities to expand on
our mission of engaging with the
community. To see all of the current
programming at the UVU Museum of
Art and follow construction updates
on the new museum, please go to
uvu.edu/museum/.
20 2021–22 SEASON 2021–22 SEASON 21ACADEMIC
SEASON
Art & Design Dance
Gallery The intense training and rare
passion exhibited by our students
We are pleased to announce the will be on display throughout
introduction of a brand-new Art the year as The Noorda hosts
& Design Gallery that will greatly performances from UVU’s Dance
enhance the already phenomenal Department. The Ballroom
offerings available for your enjoyment Team, Synergy Dance Company,
through the School of the Arts. The Repertory Ballet Ensemble,
new gallery is located near the Blair Contemporary Dance Ensemble,
Box Office. This will be the inaugural and the Senior Capstone Dance
year for having an on-campus gallery performances will grace our stages
for the Art & Design Department. throughout the year.
This gallery provides a unique
space dedicated to spotlighting Truly exciting are the opportunities
the best work being produced by for our dance students to participate
our visual art students. Exhibits in collaborations with Repertory
will rotate through the gallery on a Dance Theatre of Salt Lake City,
biweekly basis showcasing group Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company,
projects, graduating students’ senior and DIAVOLO | Architecture in
projects, and curated shows. Genres Motion, performing with these
that will be on display will include incredible companies on stage in
photography, painting, illustration, The Noorda Series.
ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, and
graphic design. As you wait for plays,
concerts, or other performances to
begin or during intermissions, be
sure and come visit this beautiful
new gallery and award-winning art
presented by the School of the Arts
and the Art & Design Department.
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SEASON
Music Theatre
The Music Department produces over The 2021-22 Theatre Department
50 concerts each year featuring our season includes classic dramas, new
department ensembles: Symphony works, and performances perfect for
Orchestra, Chamber Choir, Men’s the whole family.
Choir, Women’s Choir, Wind
Symphony, Jazz Orchestra, Opera, and
Contemporary Music groups including
rock and a cappella. The Music
Department is also eager to announce
a department-wide Holiday Concert
in December, celebrating the season
through a variety of performances by
our talented students. FALL: SPRING:
THE HEIDI CHRONICLES PERSUASION
As a highlight for the season, the by Wendy Wasserstein adapted by Melissa Leilani Larson from Jane
Opera program will collaborate with Amphitheatre, September 2021 Austen
The Noorda in a co-production of UVU directing debut of Assistant Professor Bastian, February 2022
Puccini’s La Bohème, showcasing Julie Heaton By the acclaimed playwright who brought us
national talent alongside our student The Girl Who Drank the Moon which premiered
and faculty performers. SILENT SKY at UVU in fall 2019
by Lauren Gunderson
Bastian Theatre, October 2021 PIRATES OF PENZANCE
Directed by Laurie Harrop-Purser by Gilbert and Sullivan
Scott and Karen Smith Theatre, March 2022
JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH
by Timothy Allen McDonald CHARLOTTE’S WEB
Bastian Theatre, November 2021 by Joseph Robinette
Directed by Lisa Hall Theatre for Youth and Education Touring
Production, throughout spring 2022
SEÑORA TORTUGA
by Roxanne Schroeder-Arce
Theatre for Youth and Education Touring
Production throughout fall 2021
Directed by Elizabeth Golden
24 2021–22 SEASON 2021–22 SEASON 25BENEFITS OF CIRCLE MEMBERSHIP
$5,000 $10,000 $25,000* $50,000* $100,000*
BRONZE SILVER GOLD PLATINUM ONYX
Season Tickets 2 2 4 6 8
Advance Season
The Circle is an elite group of arts supporters at The Noorda. Our goal is simple: create a sphere Notification • • • • •
of influence that unites those who wish to have a significant impact upon the performers, Priority Ticketing and
patrons, and students who are transformed in our center for true artistic collaboration. Seating (two weeks in
advance of public season • • • • •
announcement)
Your contribution and support will make this impact by enabling The Noorda to bring the greatest
talent from across the world through its doors. While here, these performers and artists will Playbill Acknowledgment • • • • •
collaborate with students, the community, and our youth. Many will set aside time to visit with Season Brochure
Circle Members at exclusive VIP events. Acknowledgment • • • • •
Donor Wall
Please join these lifetime members of The Circle and show your support for the arts at UVU Acknowledgment • • • • •
and The Noorda. In return for your membership, we look forward to showering you with
exclusive benefits.
Website Acknowledgment • • • • •
Pre-Show & Intermission
VIP Lounge Access • • • • •
LIFETIME CIRCLE MEMBERS:
MR. & MRS. ALAN AND KAREN ASHTON VIP Concierge • • • •
MR. BRUCE BASTIAN VIP Gala: Masquerade Ball
MR. & MRS. DARREN AND LISA BASTIAN and Dinner Ticket • • • •
MR. & MRS. JEFF AND CRISTI BASTIAN VIP Guest Artist
MR. & MRS. RICK AND HEATHER BASTIAN Meet-and-Greet • • •
MR. & MRS. ROBBIE AND AMY BASTIAN Exclusive Donor
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Appreciation Events • • •
DoTERRA Guest Artist VIP Dinners • •
MR. & MRS. KEM AND CAROLYN GARDNER
VIP Parking (one parking
BARBARA BARRINGTON JONES FAMILY FOUNDATION spot per two tickets) • •
THE RAY AND TYE NOORDA FAMILY FOUNDATION
Social Media Spotlight
NU SKIN (optional) •
OC TANNER
Electronic Display
MR. & MRS. SCOTT AND KAREN SMITH Acknowledgment •
UTAH COUNTY GOVERNMENT
MR. KIM WILSON AND MRS. GAIL MILLER WILSON
ZIONS BANK * Ask about our pledge options
Fair market value per Circle Season Ticket is $357.
Fair market value per Masquerade Ball Dinner is $50.
26 2021–22 SEASON 2021–22 SEASON 27GETTING TO THE NOORDA
TICKETING in the theatres. Patrons will be asked to NORTHBOUND (FROM PROVO/NEPHI) PARKING
Tickets are available at uvu.edu/thenoorda. finish or dispose of all foodstuffs before Enter I-15 northbound. For all performances after 5 p.m., patrons
The Noorda uses an e-ticketing system entering the venue. Bottled water with a lid Continue north to exit 269, Orem. may park in adjacent lots M23, M29, and M21.
that allows you to download your ticket can be taken into the theatre and is available Use the right two lanes to take exit Overflow parking is available in lot M22.
directly to your mobile device from an email for purchase at the Blair Box Office. 269 to merge onto UT-265 E/W
or text. Please bring your mobile device 1200 S/W University Pkwy. Before 5 p.m. on weekdays, permits are
with that QR code or make sure to print ELECTRONIC DEVICES Use the left two lanes to turn left required for these and other lots across
your tickets at home and bring them with Please turn off all electronics, including cell onto S Sandhill Rd (0.4 mi). campus, and visitors may be ticketed
you. Printed versions of your tickets are phones, watches, tablets, etc. Photography At the traffic circle, take the first exit onto for parking in unauthorized stalls.
available in person at the Blair Box Office. and recording of all kinds are strictly prohibited. Campus Drive/College Drive (0.2 mi). Please visit the UVU Parking Services
Guests who are unable to comply with the Follow Campus Drive/College Drive to The website for complete information.
REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES electronics policy may be asked to leave Noorda Center for the Performing Arts.
As a benefit to our season subscribers, the theatre. Assisted listening devices are
exchanges can occur up to 36 hours prior available for use from the Blair Box Office.
to an event. Single-ticket exchanges may be
charged a fee. There are no refunds for tickets. DIRECTIONS
Utah Valley University’s main campus is
AGE GUIDELINES located in Orem, Utah, just off of I-15 University
The minimum age for events at The Noorda Parkway, exit 269. The Noorda Center for the
is 6 years old, except for our family shows Performing Arts is located on Campus Drive,
where all ages are welcome. No babes in the eastern (Mountainside) part of campus.
in arms will be permitted in the theatres.
Each person, regardless of age, must SOUTHBOUND (FROM SALT LAKE CITY)
M23
have their own ticket. Crying children Enter I-15 southbound.
should be escorted from the theatre as a Continue south to exit 269, Orem. NC
M29
courtesy to other audience members. Use the right two lanes to take exit 269
for Route 265/University Parkway.
LATE ARRIVALS Use the left lane to merge onto UT-265
To avoid disturbing other patrons, latecomers E/W 1200 S/W University Pkwy.
will not be seated until an appropriate time Use the left two lanes to turn left
400 W
arises, and they may not be seated in onto S Sandhill Rd (0.5 mi).
their assigned seats until intermission. At the traffic circle, take the first exit onto
Campus Drive/College Drive (0.2 mi).
FOOD AND DRINKS Follow Campus Drive/College Drive to The
Outside food and drinks are not permitted Noorda Center for the Performing Arts.
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All shows start at 7:30 unless otherwise noted. Artists and dates are subject to change. GET YOUR SEASON TICKETS NOW!
Joshua Bell La Bohème The Masquerade Ball
Sep 20 Jan 20, 22, 24 & 26-29* Time For Three choir lofts
*Academic Cast Feb 26
Individual tickets start at just $15. Purchase your season
Well-Roared Lion: tickets now and receive the following discounts:
The Legacy of Chris Clark Trey McLaughlin and Goitse
Oct 7 & 8 The Sounds of Zamar Feb 28 stage
Jan 22 Purchase 3-4 shows and get 20% off the regular single-
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company Ballet Folklórico de México
and Repertory Dance Theatre DIAVOLO | Architecture in Motion Mar 16 ticket price. That’s a savings of up to $48.
in Concert Feb 4 & 5
Nov 5 & 6 Chanticleer orchestra
Purchase 4-9 shows and get 25% off of the single-ticket
section
The Peking Acrobats Apr 29
Sergey Belyavsky Feb 8 & 9
price. That’s a savings of up to $86.
Nov 10 Alice in Wonderland
L.A. Theatre Works Anna Niedzwiedz Ballet School
Voctave Christmas Feb 17 May 13 & 14
Dec 13
parterre section
Purchase 10+ shows and get 30% off the single-ticket
price. That’s a savings of up to $127.50 if you buy 10
balcony
shows and up to $190.50 if you buy the entire season.
2021-2022 SEASON CALENDAR
CONCERT HALL In addition to your discount, as a season ticket holder
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
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you’ll also receive:
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TIER 1 TIER 2 TIER 3 TIER 4 • Free exchanges up to 36 hours before the show
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19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 (just call the Blair Box Office).
26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 • Option to renew your seats before tickets go on
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sale to the public. Based on availability.
stage • A chance to purchase add-on single tickets
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL
before they go on sale in August at the season
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1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 ticket discount.
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events throughout the season.
orchestra section
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The goal of life is rapture.
Art is the way we experience it.
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