The U.S. premiere of London’s

Michael Clark Company come, been and goneOctober 11-12, 2014 Saturday 8pm, Sunday 3pmTickets: $48, $55, plus $100 Gold Seats

One of London’s premiere choreographers and his contemporary dance company, for decades cutting-edge and often controversial, make their U.S premiere, with the Barclay being the first of only four engagements nationwide. Their critically acclaimed production of come, been and gone is brash, loud, colorful, iconic Michael Clark, and features the music of David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Lou Reed. The contemporary dance series is off and rocking! Note: the performance contains brief nudity.

Concert Sponsorwith support from the British Council

Subscribe to the dance series and save.Mar 11 Momix page 15Apr 7 Compagnie Kafig page 16May 15-16 Mark Morris Dance Group page 20

Series SponsorsCheng Family FoundationAnonymous fund of the Orange County Community Foundation

“A thunderous electrifying evening... Don’t expect to be transported; expect to be jolted out of your seats.”

– British Theatre Guide

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Series SponsorsCheng Family FoundationAnonymous fund of the Orange County Community Foundation

Storm Largeand Le BonheurWednesday, October 15, 2014 8pmTickets: $35, $42, plus $100 Gold Seats

Storm Large has been making a name for herself as one of the singers of Pink Martini and on stage at Carnegie Hall, performing Kurt Weill with The Detroit Symphony. Now she is center stage with her loyal and fearless band, Le Bonheur, and a new cd of songs that are pure Storm.

With a voice that goes from a velvety purr to a mighty Valkyrie in a single phrase, Ms. Large sings the American songbook, Broadway tear-jerkers, rock goddess anthems and some of her own gorgeous originals -- all delivered with a fierce personal style.

SoCal audiences may also know her from her performances with Katey Sagal and Michael McKeanin Harps and Angels at the Mark Taper Forum, a musical featuring the work of Randy Newman. 3

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National Theatre screeningthe Young Vic production ofA Streetcar Named DesireWednesday, October 22, 2014 7:15pm Tickets: $22 general admission, $17 students/seniorsSuitable for ages 18+

The fastest-selling production in the Young Vic’s history, Tennessee Williams’ timeless masterpiece A Streetcar Named Desire will be broadcast live from their London home by National Theatre Live. With Gillian Anderson (The X-Files, The Fall) as Blanche DuBois, Ben Foster (Lone Survivor, Kill Your Darlings) as Stanley and Vanessa Kirby (BBC’s Great Expectations, Three Sisters at the Young Vic) as Stella. As Blanche’s fragile world crumbles, she turns to her sister Stella for solace – but her downward spiral brings her face to face with the brutal, unforgiving Stanley Kowalski.

More National Theatre broadcasts!Oct 31 Frankenstein page 6Nov 13 Skylight page 6Jan 8 John page 12Feb 15 Treasure Island page 13

From Prague

Smetana TrioSaturday, October 18, 2014 8pmTickets: $35-$45

The Smetana Trio pays homage to its heritage with a program of all Czech composers, including the West Coast premiere of Pavel Haas’ Multicultural Suite. This peerless ensemble captivates audiences with delicate nuances of expression, rhythmic precision and a luminous variety of tone.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentation

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U.S. premiere

ICAROOctober 24-26, 2014Friday & Saturday 8pm, Sunday 3pmTickets: $32-$40, $20-$25 students, plus $60 Gold Seats

An epic fantasy about cheating reality with imagination… and learning to fly!

The genius of Daniele Finzi Pasca shines through in this very personal piece created by the in-demand actor-director. As physically grand as Finzi Pasca’s work is in his direction of Corteo for Cirque du Soleil and the closing ceremonies of the most recent Olympics, Icaro is stunningly intimate and affecting, ranging from open laughter, to moments of tenderness, joy and elation.

Daniele has performed Icaro in five languages throughout Europe and South America, but never in the United States. The Barclay is truly honored on the occasion of its 25th season to present Icaro and its creator in its first and exclusive U.S. appearance. 5

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National Theatre screening

Frankensteinby Nick Dear, based on the novel by Mary Shelley

Friday, October 31, 2014 7:15pmTickets: $22 general admission, $17 students/seniorsSuitable for ages 15+

An encore broadcast of the award-winning production of Frankenstein. Frankenstein enjoyed a sell-out run at the National Theatre in London, and went on to win awards including the 2012 Olivier Award for Best Actor for Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.

Oscar-winner Danny Boyle (Trainspotting, Slumdog Millionaire) directs this sensational production with Benedict Cumberbatch (Star Trek: Into Darkness, BBC’s Sherlock) as the Creature and Jonny Lee Miller (Trainspotting, CBS’s Elementary) as Dr. Frankenstein.

National Theatre screening

Skylightby David Hare

Thursday, November 13, 20147:15pmTickets: $22 general, $17 students/seniors

Bill Nighy (Love Actually, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel) and Carey Mulligan (Inside Llewyn Davis, The Great Gatsby) are featured in the production of David Hare’s Skylight, directed by Stephen Daldry (The Audience with Helen Mirren,The Hours, Billy Elliot).

Quatuor MosaïquesThursday, October 30, 20148pmTickets: $35-$45

Quatuor Mosaïques performs on 18th century instruments, bringing a distinctive quality to its critically-acclaimed performances. Delving into the Viennese Classical period with youthful vitality, the program features early works by Haydn, Beethoven and Schubert, three composers whose lives were intertwined as teacher, student and torchbearer.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentation

From Dakar

Senegal St. Joseph Gospel ChoirFriday, November 14, 2014 8pmTickets: $32-$38

The Senegal St. Joseph Gospel Choir has delighted audiences throughout the world with its beautiful harmonies and driving rhythms. A symbol of peace, humanity and fraternity, the choir is acclaimed for the musical exuberance and sheer joy that it brings. The inspiring program includes Amazing Grace, The Storm is Passing Over, Day Oh, and more -- sung by a company of 15 singers accompanied by 4 traditional Senegalese drummers. 6

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Preservation Hall Jazz Band & Allen ToussaintSaturday, November 15, 2014 8pmTickets: $45-$55, plus $100 Gold Seats

Long-time friends and icons in the world of New Orleans music, Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Allen Toussaint join forces on tour for the very first time. It will be an evening of legendary music making.

Composer, pianist, and singer Allen Toussaint’s stellar career spans five decades and has influenced decades of jazz, blues and pop artists including Elton John. His songs as well as his honey-toned singing voice and uncanny sure-fingeredness at the piano have earned him membership in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

A French Quarter legend, and a perennial favorite at the Barclay since the theatre opened in 1990, Preservation Hall returns with its signature brand of New Orleans-style jazz that captures the essence of that famed city.

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Your gift is really an investment.

In our community In our youth In the future of the arts

Irvine Barclay Theatre has been serving our community as a leading international presenter of diverse and exceptional artists, by offering award-winning educational programs and providing a state-of-the-art venue for community cultural organizations and university programs for over two decades.

Together, we can continue to create a stronger, more cohesive community, nurture tomorrow’s leaders with innovative arts education programs, encourage the development of emerging artists and, of course, present powerful performances that move, touch and inspire audiences of every generation.

Every gift, no matter what the amount, makes a difference and is deeply appreciated.

Please invest with us today!

For more information:949.854.4607 | info@thebarclay.org

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U.S. Premiere

BoomWritten, directed and performed by Rick Miller

November 29-30, 2014Saturday 8pm, Sunday 3pmTickets: $32-$40, students $20-25, plus $60 Gold Seats

Great music, tour-de-force storytelling, and unforgettable characters. BOOM is a cutting-edge multi-media solo performance chronicling the music and events that shaped the Baby Boom generation. From the atomic explosion that ended WWII to the Apollo 11 rocket that landed on the moon, BOOM is an entertaining look at the culture, music and politics that defined an era.

Canadian Rick Miller is an extraordinary actor, impressionist and inventor of theater. He was named “one of the 100 most creative people alive today” by Entertainment Weekly. Barclay audiences will remember Rick from his worldwide hit, MacHomer, re-enacting the story of MacBeth in the voices of dozens of characters from The Simpsons.

Sponsored byHumanKind Philanthropic FundMichael and Kari Kerr

“GO. NOW! SEE IT.”

- Jessica Goldman, CBC Radio

“Miss it at your own peril!”

-Calgary Sun

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Canadian BrassHoliday Concert

Monday, December 15, 20148pmTickets: $45-$65

Celebrate the holidays with the internationally renowned, award-winning Canadian Brass performing seasonal favorites, holiday classics, and brass standards in an entertaining evening of virtuosic playing and unbeatable humor. For more than 40 years, this iconic brass quintet has captivated audiences all over the world with unparalleled musicality and light-hearted banter, showcasing the creativity and love of performing that has become the ensemble’s hallmark.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentation

Festival Ballet Theatre

The NutcrackerDecember 12-24, 2014Tickets: $45, seniors $42, children 12 and under $40Group discounts available

Family Nights: December 17 & 18, 7pmBuy 4 or more tickets and automatically save. Each ticket: $35

Bursting with energy and excitement, Festival Ballet’s enormously popular production charms audiences of all ages. Set to the timeless music of Peter Tchaikovsky, The Nutcracker tells the story of Clara, a young girl who receives the gift of a nutcracker soldier from her mysterious godfather – and then begins a magical journey!

Family-friendly and affordable, this full-length traditional production is choreographed and directed by Festival Ballet Theatre’s Artistic Director, Salwa Rizkalla, and features spectacular guest artists, FBT’s professional company dancers, and exceptional young talent from across the Southland.

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Potted PotterThe Unauthorized Harry Experiencea parody by Dan and Jeff

January 21-25, 2015Tuesday-Saturday 7:30pm matinees Saturday & Sunday 3pmTickets: $48, children 12 and under $38

All 7 books... in 70 hilarious minutes!

Playing to sold out houses all over the world, the Olivier Award-nominated Potted Potter takes on the ultimate challenge of condensing all seven Harry Potter books (and a real life game of Quidditch) into seventy madcap minutes. Even if you don’t know the difference between a horcrux and a Hufflepuff, the silly magic of Potted Potter will have you in its spell.

Potted Potter is perfect for ages six to Dumbledore (who is very old indeed).

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Reinventing Radio:

An afternoon with Ira GlassSunday, February 8, 2015 3pmTickets: $45-$65, plus $100 Gold Seats

As the host and producer of NPR’s award-winning show This American Life, Ira Glass has reinvented radio, finding drama, poignancy and humor in everyday places. Named by Time magazine in 2001 as the “Best Radio Host in America,” Mr. Glass is heard on more than 500 public radio stations each week by over 1.7 million listeners. Glass will explore the art of storytelling and offer hilarious slices of real life, culled from public radio’s most original program.

JazzReach/Metta QuintetStolen Moments: The First 100 Years of JazzFriday, January 30, 20157:30pmTickets: $17 adults, $12 childrenFamily Pack of 4 or more tickets $12 each

Stolen Moments is a thoroughly captivating program performed by New York City’s sensational Metta Quintet that introduces audiences to jazz music’s rich history and to the names, faces and music of some of its many masters. The show also highlights the interplay between the jazz movement and the evolution of American culture throughout the 20th century, and how it has influenced other genres of music, both in the U.S. and abroad.

with support from the Pacific Life Foundation

National Theatre screeningin collaboration with DV8 Physical Theatre

JohnThursday, January 8, 2015 7:15pmTickets: $22 general admission, $17 students/seniorsNote: John contains adult themes, strong language and nudity. Suitable for ages 18+

Movement and spoken word combine to create a moving theatrical experience. DV8’s artistic director interviewed over 50 men asking them frank questions about love and sex. One of those men was John. What emerged was a story that is both extraordinary and touching. Years of crime, drug use and struggling to survive lead John on a search in which his life converges with others, in an unexpected place.

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Two special Valentine’s Day concerts

HapaSaturday, February 14, 20152 shows: 5pm & 8:30pmTickets: $45-$55$110 Gold Seats include VIP seating, admission to the Gold Bar, complimentary beverages, and an orchid lei.

Bring your sweetheart to hear one of Hawai’i’s most popular ensembles for a special Valentine’s Day concert.

Like the islands themselves, HAPA’s music is an amalgam of influences ranging from ancient Polynesian rhythms and chants to the strummed ballads of Portuguese fishermen and Mexican cowboys. Add to this a dose of American acoustic folk/rock, and you have what has been described as the “most exciting and beautiful contemporary Hawaiian music the world knows!” (Maui Times)

Everyone receives a complimentary glass of champagne!

Sponsored by Elizabeth R. SteeleTrisha Steele

The Hawaiian Music Series continues:Mar 14 Kuana Torres Kahele page 15Apr 18 Mark Yamanaka page 16

Kronos QuartetSaturday, February 21, 2015 8pmTickets: $35-$45

The inimitable Kronos Quartet has been at the forefront of contemporary classical music, building an eclectic repertoire for string quartet through its collaborations with contemporary composers and genre-defying artists. This season, the Grammy Award-winning quartet returns to the Barclay with a new work by award-winning composer Philip Glass. Combining a unique musical vision with a fearless dedication to experimentation, “the pre-eminent contemporary music group” has captured the attention of audiences around the world.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentation

National Theatre screening

Treasure Islandby Robert Louis Stevensonadapted by Bryony Lavery

Sunday, February 15, 20152pmTickets: $22 general admission,$17 students/seniorsSuitable for ages 10+

Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic adventure of murder, money and mutiny is brought to life in a thrilling new stage adaptation by Bryony Lavery, broadcast from the National Theatre.

It’s a dark, stormy night. The stars are out. Jim, the inn-keeper’s granddaughter, opens the door to a terrifying stranger. At the old sailor’s feet sits a huge sea-chest, full of secrets. Jim invites him in – and her dangerous voyage begins.

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From Montreal

Les 7 doigts (The 7 Fingers)

Séquence 8February 27-March 1, 2015Friday & Saturday 8pm, Sunday 3pm Tickets: $42-$49, $32-$38 child 12 and under$100 Gold Seats include vip seating, admission to the Gold Bar, and complimentary beverages

Since the company’s first appearance here two years ago, the 7 Fingers have grown exponentially. They can now be seen on Broadway in the smash hit Pippin, they have 6 shows on tour and appeared at the Olympics in Sochi, Russia.

The company is known for its creativity, its amazing physical prowess and for putting a human face on contemporary circus.

“Magical! There are moments in which we feel we are on the roof of the universe. A perfect blend of virtuosic technique, fantasy, and poetry.” – La Presse, Montréal

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Kuana Torres KaheleSaturday, March 14, 2015 8pmTickets: $32-$39, plus $100 Gold Seats

Kuana Torres Kahele is an innovator and trendsetter who expands the boundaries of Hawaiian music with his rich vocals and enduring lyrics. In 2011, he stepped out as a solo performer after over 15 years with the legendary Hawaiian super-group NA- PALAPALAI. Kuana’s debut release, Kaunaloa, went on to sweep every major award that year.. Recognized and praised as one of the leading living Hawaiian composers, he writes from his own experiences and weaves poetic imagery throughout his captivating melodies.

Pixar has chosen Kuana to be the voice of Uku in their upcoming short film, Lava, which will debut in 2015.

Sponsored by Elizabeth R. SteeleTrisha Steele

Momix

AlchemiaWednesday, March 11, 2015 8pmTickets: $49-$60, plus $100 Gold Seats

Moses Pendleton is known for creating worlds of magic and wonder. His newest work for Momix is a lush creation brimming with inventiveness and sensual beauty.

Series Sponsors Cheng Family FoundationAnonymous fund of the Orange County Community Foundation

“The audience floats out on a dizzying high of pleasure.”

– Chicago Tribune

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Compagnie Käfig Correria AgwaTuesday, April 7, 2015 8pmTickets: $36-$45, plus $100 Gold Seats

Street dance taken to a new level of sophistication with complex rhythms and remarkable athleticism.

Concert Sponsor Bobbi Cox RealtySeries SponsorsCheng Family FoundationAnonymous fund of the Orange County Community Foundation

“..flying kicks, dazzling spins and a sense of sheer exuberance... the choreography thrums with contextual allusions that gave not just a visceral charge but emotional depth.” – Boston Globe

Mark YamanakaSaturday, April 18, 20158pmTickets: $32-$39, plus $100 Gold Seats

People around the world were first introduced to Mark Yamanaka when he released his debut album, Lei Pua Kenikeni, in 2010. The Hawai‘i Academy of Recording Arts members recognized his pure, natural talent and awarded him a staggering 4 Na Hoku Hanohano awards (Hawai’i equivalent of the Grammy). His latest album, Lei Maile, garnered an additional 5 awards. Backed by his virtuoso guitar, Mark’s soaring voice is a smooth and effortless falsetto gliding gracefully into a rich and soulful baritone vocal. Whether singing Hawaiian standards, classic soulful ballads or modern compositions, Mark Yamanaka celebrates Hawai’i’s vibrant range of music with a sound that’s unmistakably his own.

Sponsored by Elizabeth R. SteeleTrisha Steele

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Arlo Guthrie50th Anniversary of Alice’s Restaurant

Be a part of the 50th anniversary celebration of Arlo Guthrie’s epic ballad, Alice’s Restaurant. The story begins on Thanksgiving Day in 1965, when Arlo first started work on the song that took more than a year to complete and inspired a whole generation’s commitment to social consciousness and activism. Alice’s Restaurant became an international hit and was made into a major motion picture starring Arlo, himself.

Takács Quartet & Marc-André HamelinSunday, April 19, 20153pmTickets: $35-$45

Appearing regularly in every major city and at the most prestigious festivals around the world, the Grammy Award-winning Takács Quartet is “an extraordinary tour de force of collaborative virtuosity.” (London Times) Combining warmth, exuberance, and a blossoming tone, the quartet stands at the peak of its powers. This season, the Takács Quartet returns to the Barclay with virtuoso pianist Marc-André Hamelin, whose unique blend of musicianship and virtuosity brings forth interpretations remarkable for their freedom and originality.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentation

Friday & Saturday April 10-11, 20158pmTickets: $45-$55, plus $100 Gold Seats

Today, Guthrie’s audiences cross multiple generations. So do his performances, offering a selection of old and new, original and traditional. Whether playing keyboards, harmonica, six-string or twelve-string guitar, or simply telling a story, Guthrie retains the power to move his listeners.

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New World Flamenco FestivalApril 24-May 3, 2015Yaelisa, artistic director

Diego el CigalaSunday, May 3, 20154pmTickets: $45-$65, plus $100 Gold Seats

Three-time Grammy winner, Diego el Cigala, has captivated audiences world-wide with his gravelly voice and passionate interpretation of flamenco. Born in Madrid, Diego el Cigala has often been touted as “The Sinatra of Flamenco.” His various collaborations with world-renowned Latin American artists have earned him a reputation for seamlessly melding the rhythms and melodies of his Spanish Gitano heritage with styles ranging from bolero to son, tango, and Afro-Caribbean jazz.

Flamenco AbiertoFriday & Saturday, April 24-25, 20156:30 & 8:45pmTickets: $27 general admission

A backstage, onstage, mix-it-up featuring some of California’s finest flamencos.

The Barclay and the Festival present an “eye-opening” flamenco experience. Yaelisa, dancer and artistic director of the Festival, and a dozen of California’s recognized flamencos will host our guests in an interactive evening of flamenco and general merriment.

Come on in! The backstage terrace, scene shop and stage house itself are the sites of the evening’s festivities. Informal acoustic performances greet you in the bar areas, then onto the stage itself for an intimate performance. Finally, back to the bar area for more mingling and where all of the artists will soon form a circle and create a real “juerga,” giving our guests an idea of how flamenco artists and aficionados gather and share what they love.

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Soledad Barrio & Noche FlamencaFriday & Saturday, May 1-2, 20158pmTickets: $38-$45, plus $100 Gold Seats

Hailed by critics everywhere for their transcendent and deeply emotional performances, Soledad Barrio and Noche Flamenca present flamenco in its purest form - with all the passion and fury.

Noche Flamenca has developed into one of Spain’s most successful flamenco companies. With annual seasons in New York City and Buenos Aires, and return engagements at theatres around the world, the company has a dedicated global audience.

Since its beginning, Noche Flamenca’s goal has been to maintain the essence, purity and integrity of one of the world’s most complex and mysterious art forms. All aspects of flamenco - dance, song, and music - are interrelated and given equal weight in Noche Flamenca, creating a true communal spirit within the company - the very heart and soul of flamenco.

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Mark Morris Dance GroupDido and AeneasFriday & Saturday, May 15-16, 2015 8pmTickets: $35-$65, plus Gold Seats

An elegant classic showcasing the choreographer’s inspired ability to translate music into movement. Featuring live orchestra, singers and chorus.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentationConcert Sponsor William Gillespie Foundationwith support from the National Endowment for the Arts

“Brilliant in its concept and realization, a fascinating and compelling spectacle where evocative choreography transcends the opera’s libretto to a profound effect.”

– Ballet Magazine

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Carl St. Clair TributeCarl St. Clair, conductorMembers of the Pacific Symphony Orchestra Tuesday, May 19, 2015 8pmTickets: $35-$45

The Philharmonic Society’s season finale concert is a special tribute to Orange County’s own maestro, Carl St. Clair, who celebrates his milestone 25th anniversary as music director of the Pacific Symphony, the largest orchestra formed in the United States in the last 40 years. During his tenure, St. Clair, who studied conducting under Leonard Bernstein, has become widely recognized for his musically distinguished performances, his commitment to building outstanding educational programs and his innovative approaches to programming. This evening, St. Clair will lead members of the Pacific Symphony in a performance of hand-picked works by Bach and Mozart.

Philharmonic Society of Orange County presentation

So, you want to be a producer?It’s easy! This last season, hundreds of gifts Barclay supporters were kind enough to add on to their ticket purchases were used to help “produce” an imaginative physical theater piece from Berlin called LEO. It was a big success.

The “producers” were offered a ticket discount if they chose to attend and received recognition in a special section of the printed program.

So, if you’ve ever wanted to get into show business, but don’t want to bet the farm, add a donation of any amount to your next ticket purchase and help support the Barclay’s roster of international performers. We’ll announce this season’s “pick” later in the year.

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Enriching life in our community and beyond!Each year, Irvine Barclay Theatre presents an imaginative roster of culturally diverse arts and entertainment. But, did you know that for over two decades, it has also been a provider of vital community outreach and award-winning educational programs?

Through collaborations with artists, educators and community organizations, the Barclay offers innovative educational programs that connect featured artists with audiences of all ages in the most inspiring and transformative ways.

By providing a first-rate venue at community-friendly rates,the Barclay continues to be one of Orange County’s most desired venues by community cultural organizations, UCI, other educational institutions, and producers both non-profit and commercial.

However, these renowned community services can’t be provided without your support.

To sustain and expand the Barclay’s outreach and educational programming, won’t you consider becoming involved as well?

Call us at 949.854.4607 | info@thebarclay.org

Students of The Wooden Floor have performed in recital every season since 1991.

JazzReach student activities: In the classroom...at the theatre.

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2014-15 Season page

Dance Michael Clark Company 2Momix 15Compagnie Käfig 16Mark Morris Dance Group 20

Theater/Spoken WordIcaro 5Boom 9Ira Glass 12Potted Potter 11Sequence 8 14

MusicStorm Large 3Senegal Gospel Choir 6Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7JazzReach 12Arlo Guthrie 17

Hawaiian Hapa 13Kuana Torres Kahele 15Mark Yamanaka 16

FlamencoFlamenco Abierto 18Diego el Cigala 18Noche Flamenca 19

National Theatre ScreeningsA Streetcar Named Desire 4Frankenstein 6Skylight 6DV8: John 12Treasure Island 13

Chamber MusicSmetana Trio 4Quatuor Mosaïques 6Kronos Quartet 13Takacs Quartet 17Tribute to Carl St. Clair 21

Special Holiday EventsThe Nutcracker 10Canadian Brass 10

Family Friendly EventsIcaro 5The Nutcracker 10Potted Potter 11JazzReach 12Treasure Island 13Sequence 8 14

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Irvine Barclay Theatre4242 Campus Drive | PO Box 5646 Irvine CA 92616-5646

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In 1974, Irvine voters approved the first of two bond issues to support the construction of a community performing arts facility. It was finally a partnership of the City of Irvine, the University of California, Irvine, and the volunteer leadership and professional staff of the nonprofit Irvine Barclay Theatre Operating Company that refined the vision and got the job done. The city led the construction; the university provided the land; the theatre’s operating company augmented public support with millions of dollars of private contributions including major gifts from the Barclay family, the Cheng family and The Irvine Company. Irvine Barclay Theatre opened to the public on September 30, 1990.

1990-2015