South Saturn Delta Blues Band
March 1 • Monday • 7:30pm
in Alton Auditorium

South Saturn Delta Blues Band’s music has been called “Swamp-a-delic, funky, edgy, rhythm and blues with a twist of jazz.”

South Saturn Delta is an inspired group of artists who habitually “drink from the well” that is the reservoir of American roots music, allowing it to infuse and inspire artistically when writing original compositions and re-interpreting song. The sound of this group electrifies and generates an emotional intensity that is sometimes cathartic, sometimes triumphant, and always rewarding.

$15 All Seats

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The Mikado
March 4 • Thursday • 7:30 PM

America’s preeminent professional Gilbert & Sullivan repertory ensemble breathes life and vitality into one of the most popular pieces of musical theatre ever written in the English language, “The Mikado.” With a colorful Japanese town as a backdrop, follow the travails and foibles of three little maids from school, a wandering minstrel, a hilariously corrupt public official, and a squeamish Lord High Executioner. A love triangle soon evolves and takes the usual course of thwarted romance.

“Artistically untouchable, elevating the interpretation of this operetta to a height of taste, timing, and talent…sensational!” — Stamford (Conn.) Advocate

$50 Orchestra • $35 Mezzanine
$45 Senior Orchestra • $30 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

Fundraiser Event: Japanese- themed Dinner at the Italian Gourmet Show Day - 6pm $25 per person (with show ticket)

Gaelic Storm
March 5 • Friday • 7:30 PM

Gaelic Storm’s signature acoustic sound get you dancing and never lets you go! It has now been more than a decade since Gaelic Storm’s career lifted off with their appearance in the blockbuster film Titanic. Since their big-screen debut 10 years ago, the band’s fan base continues to multiply with each new album, turning the one-time-pub-band into one of the premier touring acts in the Celtic/World music genre.

“A party band in a family-friendly, and the best, sense of the word, Gaelic Storm knows how to show audiences a good time.” -- Washington Post

$40 Orchestra • $25 Mezzanine
$35 Senior Orchestra • $20 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

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Bay-Atlantic Symphony
“Disguised As A Child”
March 7 • Sunday • 2 PM
*Conversation with the Conductor at 1 PM on the Main Stage

Disguised as a Child is BAS’s most ambitious program for the season,
despite the deceptive title. All the pieces spring from a childhood innocence,
and yet are some of the richest works in the repertoire. Barber’s Knoxville:
Summer of 1915 is based upon James Agee’s prologue to his great novel
A Death in the Family. Knoxville calls forth, in the most simple and evocative
way, the state of consciousness that Agee so gently and powerfully conveys.
Mahler’s Fourth Symphony represents clarity of expression that bursts
with more emotion and beautiful themes than perhaps any other of his
symphonies. Bizet leads us back to this world’s seeming simplicity through
his affectionate, perfect sketches of scenes of games we’d almost forgotten.
Each piece is breath-taking.

$25 Adults and Seniors
$15 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

An Enemy of the People
March 9 • Tuesday • 7:30pm

This exciting drama explores the impact of severe eco-issues on a small town and the consequences to one man of uncovering the truth. Dr. Stockmann, a trusted physician, makes a shocking discovery. The celebrated town spa, which serves as the major source of local income, is toxic! Tensions flare as Dr. Stockmann is desperate to convince his brother, the town mayor, of this life-threatening health scare. In this gripping tale of one man taking on City Hall, the doctor and ‘self-proclaimed genius’ must stand up for his passionate beliefs in an effort to save lives.

$40 Orchestra • $25 Mezzanine
$35 Senior Orchestra • $20 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)

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“Coppelia”
April 1 • Thursday • 7:00pm*

Coppelia or “The Girl with Enamel Eyes”, is a mime-ballet, originally choreographed by Arthur Saint-Leon with music by Leo Delibes. It is a humorous, yet moving story about love – seen through the eyes of a young, engaged couple and the heart of a lonely toy maker who dreams of making a doll with a soul.

Younger audiences will be amused by the beautiful costumes and silly antics of the life-sized doll dancers. More mature audiences will be amused by the irony of the love story, the technical ability of the dancers, and the artistry reflecting diverse cultures and traditions from around the world.

$40 Orchestra • $25 Mezzanine
$35 Senior Orchestra • $20 Senior Mezzanine (age 60 and above)
$10 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)

*Show starts at 7pm

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South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble
April 19 • Monday • 7:30pm

The South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble, a 65 member concert band composed of music educators, casino showroom musicians and college-trained adults. They will present a concert of exciting new and traditional band music under the baton of Keith W. Hodgson and a distinguished guest conductor. In addition the band will feature 50 of the area’s finest student musicians, who are mostly All-South Jersey and All-State Band members, for the final selections of the evening. This concert is always the most entertaining of the SJAWE season and will be enjoyed by music lovers of all ages

$10 General Admission

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Bay-Atlantic Symphony
“Retro and Barbaric”
May 2 • Sunday • 2 PM

With Bay-Atlantic Symphony concert master and principal cellist as gifted as
Ruotao Mao and Jie Jin, it was only a matter of time to bring them together as
soloists. And what could be better than Brahms’ warmly-hued, passionate
Double Concerto? With it, the performances provide an ultimate contrast:
Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas’s rhythmic, obsessive depiction of
Mayan sacrifice. Think of it as The Rite of Spring and even more explosive,
yet filled with entrancing music in every bar. This hugely varied program both
astonishes and captivates.

$25 Adults
$15 Children (under 12 with adult ticket)