
Single tickets for Walton Arts Center’s 2012-13 season go on sale today at 9 a.m.
The 2012-13 season includes over 40 shows including Shrek the Musical (woo-hoo!), Wynonna’s Rockin’ Christmas, Grammy® award winner Eileen Ivers & Immigrant Soul, Second City for President and much more! (Look for some awesome giveaways here on Motherlode in the coming months!) Tickets can be purchased by calling the Walton Arts Center Box Office at 479.443.5600 or by visiting www.waltonartscenter.org.
For benefits like discounts, free exchanges and early access, subscriptions to the Broadways and 10×10 Arts Series as well as Create Your Own are already on sale!
The season kicks off on August 18 with two shows of Second City for President, an adult sketch comedy group that is ready to bring laughs to Northwest Arkansas. The traveling comedy group changes up their routine every six to eight months and creates their scripts based on improvisational sessions among cast members.
Here’s a complete season listing by series:
Procter & Gamble Broadway Series:
Shrek The Musical
October 30-November 4
Tickets start at: $39
Billy Elliot The Musical
December 4-9
Tickets start at: $49
Catch Me If You Can
January 8-13
Tickets start at: $39
Memphis
February 5-10
Tickets start at: $49
Anything Goes
April 9-14
Tickets start at: $49
War Horse
May 22-26
Tickets start at: $49
10×10 Arts Series:
Plena Libre
September 20
Tickets start at: $10
Caravanserai: Majid Bekkas Gnawa Ensemble with Brahim Fribgane
October 18
Tickets start at: $10
Tokyo String Quartet
October 19
Tickets start at: $10
LA Theatre Works Pride & Prejudice
October 26
Tickets start at: $10
Eileen Ivers & Immigrant Soul
November 15
Tickets start at: $10
Cantus and Theater Latte Da present All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914
November 29
Tickets start at: $10
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet
January 25
Tickets start at: $10
DanceBrazil
March 1
Tickets start at: $10
Circa
March 30
Tickets start at: $10
Artosphere Festival Orchestra
June 21
Tickets start at: $10
Popcorn Indiana American Masters Series:
Don Williams
October 9
Tickets start at: $35
Mannheim Steamroller
December 11
Tickets start at: $59
Wynonna’s Rockin’ Christmas
December 16
Tickets start at: $50
Preservation Hall Jazz Band: Creole Christmas
December 20
Tickets start at: $20
An Evening with Garrison Keillor
March 28
Tickets start at: $38
Coca-Cola Night Out Series:
Second City For President
August 18
Tickets start at: $23
STOMP
September 7-9
Tickets start at: $48
One Night of Queen performed by Gary Mullen & The Works
March 15
Tickets start at: $25
American Idiot
April 26-28
Tickets start at: $53
Kimberly-Clark Family Fun Series:
Moscow Classical Ballet’s The Nutcracker
December 21-23
Tickets start at: $32
Voces8
February 15
Tickets start at: $14
Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience, a parody by Dan & Jeff
February 16 & 17
Tickets start at: $19
Popovich Comedy Pet Theater
April 6
Tickets start at: $16
Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild LIVE!
May 3
Tickets start at: $19
Kids Series:
Guess How Much I Love You and I Love My Little Storybook
December 14
Tickets start at: $10
ODC/Dance presents The Velveteen Rabbit
January 19
Tickets start at: $10
The Little Prince
February 19
Tickets start at: $10
We’re Going on A Bear Hunt
May 12
Tickets start at: $5
Masterworks:
Sir James Galway, Flute and Lady Jeanne Galway, Flute with pianist Michael McHale and string trio
March 14
Tickets start at: $48
Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour 55th Anniversary Celebration
April 20
Tickets start at: $18
Artosphere Festival Finale
June 28
Tickets start at: $10
Specials:
Letters Home
November 11
Tickets start at: $16
Jim Brickman On a Winter’s Night
December 17
Tickets start at: $25
ODC/Dance presents Unplugged in Starr Theatre
January 19
Tickets start at: $19
Hair
February 22 & 23
Tickets start at: $48
Caravanserai: Orchestra of Fes directed by Mohammed Briouel with Francoise Atlan
April 19
Tickets start at: $10
For more information about the 2012-13 season, contact the Walton Arts Center Box Office by calling 479.443.5600 or visit www.waltonartscenter.org.
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from the hospital and in full newborn mode — as in the house is a mess and the rest of the family is wondering when she’s going to catch up on all that stuff she usually does. But she says she is done being the perfect mom and is just focusing on the baby. But then she gets a call from Renee, an old college friend, who says she is coming to visit. Lynette shifts into Supermom mode and creates the perfect picture of domestic bliss in time for her friend’s arrival. This marks the entrance of actress Vanessa Williams (formerly of Ugly Betty). We hear she’ll be a regular on the show this season.
to Paul Young, the creepy guy who just got out of jail when police discovered that the woman he murdered wasn’t actually dead. Ooops. The neighbors are all buzzing about why he has come back to Wisteria Lane, where nobody believed he was innocent during his trial. What they don’t know is that he has come back for revenge, and we’ll have to wait to see who’ll be the first to get it.
Orson said she should start a project, but she said that she needed to sit with her feelings and figure out what to do with the rest of her life. (Remember she got blackmailed into selling her company to her dead husband’s illegitimate son last season.) She also confessed the reason behind the blackmail to Gabby. Bree’s son Andrew was the one who hit Carlos’ mother with his car when he was only 16, and Bree has been covering up for him ever since. When Gabby heard the news, she was devastated about what it would do to Carlos and their family. She decided it was a secret that she’d keep from him.
In this season premiere, we find out that Gabby and Carlos first child, 8-year-old Juanita, is not actually their biological child!!! An alcoholic nurse at the hospital switched the ID bracelets when Juanita was born, and some other couple took Gabby’s biological daughter home. The hospital hasn’t tracked down the other family yet, but a hospital attorney did tell Carlos. After thinking it over for a day, he told the hospital attorney that there are two options: Carlos sells them for millions, or the hospital execs make this switcheroo mess go away, as in “never tell anyone”, especially Gabby. He decides that this kind of news would ruin her life.




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