The Two Tracks winter show at Luminous Brewhouse. We’ll be celebrating Cooley’s Birthday and Dave’s return from Baja!!

Music from 7:30 – 10.
$8 adv. $10 at the door.
Kids welcome, 12 and under free.

“Vibrant harmonies and a knack for writing eager, infectious melodies guarantee them an ability to lock on to their listeners without any hesitation whatsoever…”

Country Standard Time

Website: http://thetwotracks.com

This is NOT a Midlife Crisis

Saturday, January 19, 2019, 7:00pm

This is NOT a Midlife Crisis is a comedy show. Stand Up Comedian and radio personality Dickey Bill Wagner will make you laugh while looking at life through his twisted middle aged point of view. Come join in on the laughter Saturday, January 19, 2019 for This is NOT a Midlife Crisis!

Rated PG-13

Adult $18.50 ♦ Senior/Military/Student $15.50

Event will be held in the Mars Theater and is general admission

CLASSIC WESTERN FILM SERIES

The Classic Western Film Series is back at the WYO! Each film features a guest host, prize giveaways, free popcorn and a sense of nostalgia. Started in 2010 by then board member Gene Sturlin and now board chair, each film is introduced by Mr. Sturlin and a guest host who touches on highlights, lowlights and funny anecdotes from the film. The lineup this year includes Wild Rovers starring William Holden, Ryan O’Neal and Karl Malden on January 6; John Wayne’s classic Rio Bravo with Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson January 13; Destry which hatched the TV show of the same name and the sequel, Destry Rides Again, January 20 and rousing locomotor Denver & Rio Grande January 27.

All films are at 2pm, four Sundays in January. Start your new year with the classics!

• Wild Rovers – Tired of cow-punching for a living, two Montana cowboys rob a bank and flee but their employer’s sons chase after them. Starring William Holden, Ryan O’Neal and Karl Malden. Guest host: John Tucker. Run time: 2:16.
• Rio Bravo – A small-town sheriff in the American West enlists the help of a cripple, a drunk, and a young gunfighter in his efforts to hold in jail the brother of the local bad guy. Starring John Wayne, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson. Guest host: Aaron Odom. Run time: 2:21.
• Destry – In his desire to control a frontier town, ruthless town boss Decker appoints the town drunk as sheriff who, in return, hires gunfighter Destry as his deputy. Starring Audi Murphy, Mari Blanchard and Lyle Bettger. Guest host: Mary Brannaman. Run time: 1:35.
• Denver & Rio Grande – A romanticized history of the building of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad in the Colorado mountains. Starring Edmund O’Brien, Sterling Hayden and Dean Jagger. Guest host: Tommy B. Run time: 1:29.

Adult/Senior/Military $11.50 ♦ Child/Student $5.50 ∫ Package prices: Adult/Senior/Military $40 ♦ Child/Student $20

Sponsored by The Christine Gempp Love Foundation, Vacutech, Gene & Vickie Sturlin, Sheridan Realty Associates, Pilch & Reed, CPA, and Let’er Buck Car Wash

t’s bluegrass time, with local musicians playing some of the oldies … your favorites. Some old fiddle tunes and maybe a little bit of country too. Free and open to the public. $2 burgers also available.

For more information, call Bill Bradshaw at (307) 751-1852 or the Senior Center at (307) 672-2240.

American Buffalo

Drama

by David Mamet

Directed by Chip King

January 24-27, January 31-February 3 Rated R for extreme language and situations

Considered one of Mamet’s best works – Broadway productions have starred Al Pacino and Robert Duvall
– In a Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to rob a man of his coin collection, the showpiece of which is a valuable “Buffalo nickel.” These high-minded grifters fancy themselves businessmen pursuing legitimate free enterprise. But the reality of the three – Donny, the oafish junk shop owner; Bobby, a young junkie Donny has taken under his wing; and “Teach,” a violently paranoid braggart – is that they are merely pawns caught up in their own game of last-chance, dead-end, empty pipe dreams.

Theatre Heroes Call of the Wild: Illustrated Edition
November 1, 6:00pm

WHAT IS THE CALL OF THE WILD: ILLUSTRATED EDITION?

Jack London’s classic tale brought to life!

This multi-media adventure mixes classic story telling with projected illustrations to tell the story of Buck, the magnificent cross-bred offspring of a St. Bernard and Scottish Collie. Kidnapped from his lavish life on a California estate and sent to work as a sled dog during the great Klondike Gold Rush, Buck fights to survive and becomes the most famous dog in the whole history of Alaska.

The show was developed in Austin, Texas and premiered at the renowned Austin Playhouse in the fall of 2015. Now it’s coming to you!

WHY IS IT AN ILLUSTRATED EDITION?

The show uses a 180 degree projection screen that surrounds the performer. It features a unique mix of classical illustrations from the book with brand new drawings and animations created by artist Michael Rae.

For grades 4 – 12

Adult $13.50 ♦ Senior/Military $11 ♦ Student $7

Utah Repertory Dance Theatre
January 25, 6:00pm

RDT is the nation’s oldest and most successful repertory dance company, receiving a Rockefeller grant in 1966 establishing them as the nation’s first. For more than 50 years, RDT has pushed the boundaries of modern dance while preserving and celebrating its legacy.

Suitable for all ages.

Adult $20 ♦ Senior/Military $18 ♦ Student $12

Danny Carmo’s Mathematical Mysteries
January 29, 6:00pm

Danny Carmo’s ‘Mathematical Mysteries’ from Cahoots NI is at the forefront of Northern Irish theatre and the leading professional theatre company producing work for children. The audience will be amazed, dazzled and bewildered by this spectacular show where math, theatre and digital technology collide to create a fun and interactive performance proving that understanding math can be fun!

Suitable for grades 2-6.

Adult $13.50 ♦ Senior/Military $11 ♦ Student $7

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show
February 21, 6:00pm

‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show’ by Jonathan Rockefeller, co-founder of Rockefeller Productions, will delight audiences of all ages. The critically-acclaimed production of ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show’ debuted Off-Broadway and is currently nominated for both a Drama Desk Award and an Off-Broadway Alliance Award for Best Family Show.

Suitable for ages 3-7.

Adult $13.50 ♦ Senior/Military $11 ♦ Student $7

B – The Underwater Bubble Show
March 19, 6:00pm

“The Underwater Bubble Show” tells the story of the fictitious Mr. B who, after another long day filled with things to do, meetings and deadlines to be met, Mr. B finds himself transported as if by magic in a special, colorful, happy place called Bubblelandia. How many of us have ever wanted, at least for a moment, to be able to stop time just to take a breath and daydream? The solution, in fact, is simple and accessible to us all: don’t be afraid to let yourself go. With references and quotes from classics such as “Pinocchio”, “The Little Mermaid”, “Beauty and the Beast”, and “The Golden Fish”, “B” is considered a modern fairy tale in which we can all find ourselves, without any age limits. The Underwater Bubble Show was produced with the help and support of the biggest authorities in the field of entertainment and theatre in Latvia. The well-balanced blend of drama, mime, dance, puppetry, juggling, contortionism, sand art and magic, with the amazing beauty of soap bubbles make “B” unique and perfect for any audience.

Suitable for all ages!

Adult $13.50 ♦ Senior/Military $11 ♦ Student $7

Tapestry Dance Co – Passing it Forward
April 20, 6:00pm

Students and adults across Sheridan and the surrounding area will learn to tap their feet in syncopated time with the world’s only full-time professional repertory dance company, Tapestry

Suitable for all ages!

Adult $20 ♦ Senior/Military $18 ♦ Student $12

American Buffalo

Drama

by David Mamet

Directed by Chip King

January 24-27, January 31-February 3 Rated R for extreme language and situations

Considered one of Mamet’s best works – Broadway productions have starred Al Pacino and Robert Duvall
– In a Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to rob a man of his coin collection, the showpiece of which is a valuable “Buffalo nickel.” These high-minded grifters fancy themselves businessmen pursuing legitimate free enterprise. But the reality of the three – Donny, the oafish junk shop owner; Bobby, a young junkie Donny has taken under his wing; and “Teach,” a violently paranoid braggart – is that they are merely pawns caught up in their own game of last-chance, dead-end, empty pipe dreams.

The Skyline Singers are a professional chamber choir and the Whitney Center for the Arts’ newest Ensemble-in-Residence! Directed by Dr. Robert Psurny.

Free and open to the public.

Dr. Robert Psurny is a native of Northwest Ohio, and began his vocal studies with Professor Barbara Rondelli at the University of Toledo, where he earned his Bachelor of Music degree. He continued his musical studies at Ohio University (Athens) where he earned a Master of Music degree in Vocal Performance and Music Theory as a voice student of Dr. Ira Zook. Dr. Psurny earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music and Case Western Reserve University as a vocal student of Irvin Bushman.
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He has performed as a vocal soloist and chorus member with The Robert Page Cleveland Singers, Apollo’s Fire (Cleveland’s Baroque Orchestra), Musikanten Montana, The Cantabile Men’s Ensemble (West Virginia), Cleveland Opera Chorus, the Cleveland Bach and Handel Society, and numerous churches and synagogues. He is an avid recitalist, specializing in performances of complete song cycles by Schubert, Schumann, Beethoven, Mahler, Fauré, Poulenc, Satie, Dvorak, and others. In Spring of 2015, Dr. Psurny was a Fulbright Scholar to the Czech Republic, where he studied Czech language and Czech choral music at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (AMU).

Dr. Psurny has conducted such choral works as the Mozart Requiem, Handel’s Messiah, Haydn’s Creation and Lord Nelson Mass, Bach’s Magnificat, and many others. He has formerly held positions on the music theory and voice faculties of the Cleveland Institute of Music, Baldwin-Wallace College, Davis and Elkins College, and Carroll College.

American Buffalo

Drama

by David Mamet

Directed by Chip King

January 24-27, January 31-February 3 Rated R for extreme language and situations

Considered one of Mamet’s best works – Broadway productions have starred Al Pacino and Robert Duvall
– In a Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to rob a man of his coin collection, the showpiece of which is a valuable “Buffalo nickel.” These high-minded grifters fancy themselves businessmen pursuing legitimate free enterprise. But the reality of the three – Donny, the oafish junk shop owner; Bobby, a young junkie Donny has taken under his wing; and “Teach,” a violently paranoid braggart – is that they are merely pawns caught up in their own game of last-chance, dead-end, empty pipe dreams.

American Buffalo

Drama

by David Mamet

Directed by Chip King

January 24-27, January 31-February 3 Rated R for extreme language and situations

Considered one of Mamet’s best works – Broadway productions have starred Al Pacino and Robert Duvall
– In a Chicago junk shop, three small-time crooks plot to rob a man of his coin collection, the showpiece of which is a valuable “Buffalo nickel.” These high-minded grifters fancy themselves businessmen pursuing legitimate free enterprise. But the reality of the three – Donny, the oafish junk shop owner; Bobby, a young junkie Donny has taken under his wing; and “Teach,” a violently paranoid braggart – is that they are merely pawns caught up in their own game of last-chance, dead-end, empty pipe dreams.