MMD Auditions

MMD auditions are on October 10 and 11 from 7-9 in Lincoln Hall. What exactly is MMD? It is KCSA's annual Murder Mystery Dinner that happens every fall semester. Having worked on the show for two years it is a very positive experience and one you will remember once college is over. Be a part of the cast! It doesn't matter whether you are a theater major or a engineer, all are welcome to attend! The show is run entirely by students for the public. It is one of my favorite aspects of the show. Two nights, two hours each, and too good to miss!

Contact kcsa-tech@kcpa.uiuc.edu

KCSA Notes from the Secretary

These are notes from the KCSA secretary for the first week in October:

1. volunteers needed: urbana park district celebration
2. volunteers needed: kcpa corporate night paparazzi
3. workers needed: kcpa poster project (PAID!!)
4. volunteers needed: TOURS!
5. volunteers needed: TOTA!
6. volunteers needed: USHERING! (and other ushering stuff)
7. input needed: barcrawl...oh yeah.
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1. The Urbana Park District is celebrating its 100 years with six days of live entertainment and community activities at their Centennial Chautauqua! Krannert Center is proud to sponsor this event and to partner with the English Hedgerow to offer delicious, organic food throughout the week's activities. You can visit the website at www.urbanaparks.org to get the schedule of activities, concerts and talks.


Krannert Center is looking for volunteers to man the Krannert/Hedgerow booth during the week. You'll be answering Krannert Center questions and helping Hedgerow if they get mobbed by customers and need help. You'll also be enjoying the Chautauqua first hand!!


We need the following shifts filled:


Tuesday, October 9
5p – 7p
7p – 9p
Wednesday, October 10
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 9p
Thursday, October 11
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 9p
Friday, October 12
11a – 2p
2p – 5p
5p – 8p
8p – 10p
Saturday, October 13
9a – 12p
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 8p
8p – 10p
Sunday, October 14
12:30p – 3p
3p – 5:30p

If you are interested in volunteering, please email Courtney or Crystal ( cegg@uiuc.edu; cwomble@uiuc.edu) with what shift SOON PLEASE!! (i.e. by the end of the week)
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2. kcspa development staff are in need of some enthusiastic
students to play the part of the crowd/groupies for the Corporate Night red carpet. in an ideal world they would probably want a group of anywhere from 25 - 40 folks. not only would you get to enjoy the spectacle, but you'd also get to enjoy the awesome catering. sound like something for you? e-mail deborah miller at miller9@uiuc.edu.
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3. and now a message from maureen reagan, regarding a PAID opportunity:

i am looking for one or two students to deliver our first posters of the season to businesses. i'd also like one or two students, preferably the same people, to update and augment our poster distribution locations. this involves checking with our existing list to make sure they are still accepting posters and also visiting many local businesses, organizations, etc. to ask if they will display posters; information about the location then needs to be documented for our list. these are paid projects.

the students must be outgoing, good representatives of the center, confident finding and visiting many locations throughout town, already on krannert center hourly payroll, and must have access to a car. the first distribution will take several hours and must be started this week, and the update project will probably take between twenty and eighty hours. (i know that's a wide range :-) contact me directly by e-mail ( reagan@uiuc.edu) if you're interested!
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4. we are still in need of some help covering tours for this week. we need people for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. let us know as soon as possible if you can help ( kcsa-tours@kcpa.uiuc.edu) ALSO! if you are interested in having one (or more) day a week set as 'your day' to give tours, please let us know BY FRIDAY (the 5th). we currently need people for Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday...and remember...tours = tickets. that simple.
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5. kcsa is hosting a bomb-diggity event that we think you should know about/help out with. it's called international fest, it's being held at krannert on saturday november 3rd, and it's awesome. awesome awesome awesome. there are tons of cultural groups performing, booths, arts and crafts, food, etc...it's huge. we're going to need people to work the kids' craft corner, raffle, art gallery, sound booth, food table, rehearsal rooms....basically we need help with a lot of things. we also would like people to help set up the night before. so if you think you'd be interested in helping out, e-mail the outreach girls at kcsa-outreach@kcpa.uiuc.edu. and help spread the word about this awesome event! did i mention it's awesome?
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6. the following shows need a little love from all you beautiful ushers (e-mail kcsa-ushering@kcpa.uiuc.edu if you've got that love in your heart):

157 Thu 10/4/07 Sinfonia da Camera: Sierra Premiere 6:15pm FGH R

163 Fri 10/5/07 SOM: Wind Symphony/Symphonic Band I 6:30pm FGH G

169 Sat 10/6/07 SOM: Varsity Men's Glee Club Dad's Day 6:15pm FGH R

175 Sat 10/6/07 In the Continuum 6:45pm STH R

178 Sun 10/7/07 SOM: Symphonic Band 2/Concert Band 1 2:00pm FGH G

187 Tue 10/9/07 SOM: Tim McGovern, bassoon 6:30pm FGH G

202 Fri 10/12/07 SOM: UI Symphony 6:30pm FGH G

211 Sat 10/13/07 CU Symphony 6:15pm FGH R

ALSO, here's information regarding shows you may have already signed up for:

You should receive an email with your assignments sometime soon (if you haven't already). You will most likely receive all the shows you requested, and should not receive any shows that you did not request. So you can use your show
requests as a guide to what you'll be assigned to. You can also check your assignments online at http://www.kcsa.uiuc.edu/Ushering/Assignments/, once we get the assignments processed.
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7. ok so you've heard about the kcsa barcrawl. you're UBER-excited about it. problem is...you're not sure when to come for the fun! well the answer is: we're not sure, actually ; ) we're thinking wednesday october 17, but we want to optimize the craziness and get as many people involved as possible. so give us a little input! does the 17th work? are there better nights? better weeks? let us know! e-mail kcsa-activities@kcpa.uiuc.edu with comments.
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AND now i'm dead. well my fingers are. i think i'm getting carple tunnel syndrome. and it's all YOUR fault! haha no no, i copy and paste a lot. and i'm overly dramatic at this time of night and i haven't started my homework yet. whoops!


mad love,

~mc (still loves cookies)m

p.s. another random fact about myself: i like flowers that don't wilt. but then again, who doesn't?


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Megan McMillen
mmcmill2@uiuc.edu
megmcm@gmail.com
University of Illinois 2008
KCSA Secretary

Volunteers needed for Urbana Park District's 100th birthday

The Urbana Park District is celebrating its 100 years with six days of live entertainment and community activities at their Centennial Chautauqua! Krannert Center is proud to sponsor this event and to partner with the English Hedgerow to offer delicious, organic food throughout the week’s activities. You can visit the website at www.urbanaparks.org to get the schedule of activities, concerts and talks.

Krannert Center is looking for volunteers to man the Krannert/Hedgerow booth during the week. You'll be answering Krannert Center questions and helping Hedgerow if they get mobbed by customers and need help. You'll also be enjoying the Chautauqua first hand!!

We need the following shifts filled:

Tuesday, October 9
5p – 7p
7p – 9p

Wednesday, October 10
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 9p

Thursday, October 11
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 9p

Friday, October 12
11a – 2p
2p – 5p
5p – 8p
8p – 10p

Saturday, October 13
9a – 12p
12p – 3p
3p – 6p
6p – 8p
8p – 10p

Sunday, October 14
12:30p – 3p
3p – 5:30p

If you are interested in volunteering, please email Courtney or Crystal.

Courtney Egg
Patron Services Director
Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
500 S. Goodwin Ave.
Urbana, IL 61801
217-333-9716 p
217-244-0810 f
cegg@uiuc.edu

KCSA Notes

This is a Callboard adaptation of Megan McMillen's notes for the last week in September:

1. tech: MMD staff applications
2. tours help!
3. t-shirts and bar crawl
4. departmental questions?
5. random fact about me
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1. And now brief message from our tech department:

Hey guys, it's your lucky day! Staff applications for the Murder Mystery Dinner have been extended until Thursday, September 27th. We're also still accepting scripts until October 4th. We're also having a flyering event, on Wednesday, October 3rd (sometime at night). Remember, if you come to two flyering events, you'll receive a complimentary ticket to a Krannert show! Keep a lookout for more info! Any questions can be directed to kcsa-tech@kcpa.uiuc.edu.
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2. Know your Krannert stuff? then help out the tours department this week. We need the Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday daily 3 pm tours covered. E-mail kcsa-tours@kcpa.uiuc.edu and remember: tours= tickets. It's that simple.
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3. We had an AWESOME time decorating the TOTA/KCSA bar crawl t-shirts. if you ordered one, they're available for pick-up at the KCSA office (level two, south end of the hallway). I'll be in the office from 12:30 to 1:30 tomorrow (Tuesday) and every Tuesday after. There is also a schedule of when someone will be in the office all week, so if you can't come during my office hour, there are plenty of other times you can come. $5 and it's yours. Didn't order one but still want one? we'll probably have more decorating sessions, so just let me know your size and we've gotcha covered.

More information on next month's bar crawl will be forthcoming. Get ready.
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4. Interested in any of the KCSA departments? Activities, Callboard, Community Outreach, Computers, Marketing, Tech, Tours, Ushering? Go to www.kcsa.uiuc.edu and click on "Administrative Board" on the left-hand side for a listing of all departmental e-mail addresses. We're more than happy to answer any questions you might have about anything kcsa-related. General questions? E-mail kcsa-exec@kcpa.uiuc.edu.
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5. Random fact about me that I'm sure you're super-excited to learn: I can lick my elbow. Try doing THAT.

Megan McMillen

UIUC Through The Eyes of A Newcomer

These are sights that most people here at the University of Illinois would have seen many, many times- that is ridiculously obvious. The places and locations shown in these photos are those that we pass almost on a daily basis, as part of our busy student lives. Familiarity breeds a sense of apathy and we stop paying attention to our surroundings apart from that which directly involve our work. In other words, we stop smelling the roses.

I guess this is one of the major perks of being a complete foreigner in a new environment. When the roses suddenly look so different from the ones back home, you STOP AND NOTICE. In this case, the roses happened to be the U of I, Urbana Champaign, and the land called America.
A month has passed since I came to Illinois, my first month in the United States (my first month away from the Equator, for that matter) and I am still trying to come to terms with how different this environment is from what I am used to back home in Malaysia. This may sound silly to the locals, but I have never seen any piece of land so FLAT. Literally. Not having a single hill or mountain in sight continues to give me the impression that UIUC is an island surrounded by miles of open water. The only place in Malaysia where one is able to see the horizon so clearly is by the sea. It is a little hard to come to terms with being surrounded by miles of open cornfields rather than water.
These photos are meant to depict what I see as the sheer aesthetic vibrancy that UIUC possesses, so much so that it looks beautiful even through the eyes of a lousy photographer. Even for someone who has spent years here, it is hard to imagine being able to walk past Altgeld Hall and not turn to look at the sunshine upon its walls, or the wide, peaceful field in front of the magnificent engineering quad. Oh, and, of course, there is the Krannert Center. No other piece of architecture has fascinated me more than the center of performing arts, with its unusual structures and design. I walk past Krannert everyday, and there is always something new to be noticed, as cliché and child-like as that might sound.
To say that Illinois is different from Malaysia would be an understatement of absurd proportions. Already, the biting cold wind and dry weather are proving to be a stark contrast to the extremely warm and humid tropical climate to which I am used to. Even more unusual is being outdoors during mid-day, under bright sunlight and feeling COLD. It is quite worrying to think that this is almost nothing compared to what winter would be like here.

All the same, as beautiful as UIUC looks in the summer, it is bound to be even more so during winter, with the snowfall. It must be a sight to behold, those fields of white, big old buildings and tall, leafless trees. That alone would be worth the adventure of coming here.

Around town

Ever been to KAM? Not the bar, the Krannert Art Museum! KAM is not just a regular museum either. It’s a great place to enjoy art, culture and performances. You may even get to meet the artists who exhibit their art work. The museum’s collection ranges from artistic figures from various countries in Africa to Asia as well as contemporary works and photographs. A little history about the place is that it opened in 1961 and a new wing known as The Kinkead Pavilion was added in 1988 allowing the museum to present its 9,000 works in ten galleries. There was an introduction about KAM in last year’s Callboard, but this semester, they have great new works that will blow your socks off! Fall 2007 exhibits include works from a widely known South African Artist named Berni Searle, prominent faculty from our own UI School of Art and design, and The Archeological Heritage of Illinois. KAM is not limited to sculptures and paintings and there are a variety of events such as Yoga classes, musical performances, lecture series and documentary presentations. This great museum is located on the corner of Sixth and Peabody and has been serving the Champaign-Urbana community by providing a venue of art enjoying enjoyment. These events are free of charge and their hours are Tuesday to Saturday 9-5pm, Thursday 9-9pm and Sunday 2-5pm. Log on to www.kam.uiuc.edu and check out all the cool stuff you’re missing!
Info courtesy of www.kam.uiuc.edu.

Murder Mystery Seeking Scripts, Performers, Techies, and More

HEY ALL YOU THEATER PEOPLE (and non theater people too, we try not to discriminate) … READ THIS

Once there lived an old man in a little shack in the middle of the woods. His wife had died a long time ago and he had had arguments with his three children when they all moved away. He was a man of money but told his children that since they had abandoned him, they would not get any until they returned. On his 85th birthday, his children and their spouses surprised him by coming to visit. They brought cake and ice cream, and it was a delight for the old man to have his family back. Little did he know, one of them was not just here on a social visit … When the old man was found dead on his kitchen floor the next morning, everyone was in utter shock and dismay except …

Who do you think killed him?

Lame story, I know. Do you think that you can do better? Well then, write a script for KCSA’s Murder Mystery Dinner!!! Send your script submissions into kcsa-tech@kcpa.uiuc.edu. The deadline is October 5th but we will give priority to any submissions we get by September 27th. We would love to hear from all of you!
Writing not your thing? Well then, think about directing, assistant directing, stage managing or tech directing? Applications for all of these positions are online now and can be downloaded from the tech page of the KCSA website. Applications are due by September 20th but preferred by September 17th.

So you’ve read through this whole article so far and can’t find anything you would like to do yet? What if you’re thinking, I can’t write and production isn’t my thing either … Well we have the perfect jobs for you! Come audition to be part of the cast and be in the spotlight, or become a techie, work backstage, and run the spotlight! The choice is up to you! And as always, EXPERIENCE IS NOT NECESSARY! Any questions about anything (primarily about the Murder Mystery Dinner but we’ll take random ones too, like which weighs more a pound of feathers or a pound of nails) should be sent to kcsa-tech@kcpa.uiuc.edu.


Rachel Goldfarb

KCSA Notes

Here's KCSA's weekly notes, given to you by Megan McMillen:

1. tours training
2. t-shirt decorating (for TOTA and a barcrawl!)
3. wall 2 wall help
4. ushering help!
5. registration
6. penny dreadful players
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1. If you are still interested in becoming a tour guide (you know you are...) but missed the training, contact the Tours Department at kcsa-tours@kcpa.uiuc.edu There will be another training date coming soon! Rest easily tonight!
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2. Awesome t-shirt alert: next Tuesday, September 18 we'll be decorating (i.e. spray-paint madness) KCSA t-shirts. why should you want to join us?? well...not only will the shirts help advertise for KCSA's upcoming taste of the arts event, but they will also be your ticket to join us for our bar crawl next month! so if you want to get in on the action, e-mail me at mmcmill2@uiuc.edu and let me know if you want a shirt (even if you cannot come to decorate it next Tuesday). if you CAN come, meet at the south-west corner of third and Daniel so we can decorate on the grass of frat park.
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3. If you're still interested in helping out with next week's wall 2 wall guitar fest, or know anyone who is, we still need you! e-mail Courtney at cegg@uiuc.edu and tell her you want to go down in history as someone who made this year's wall 2 wall the best one EVER!!!!
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4. The following shows need help with ushering:

9/14 W2W: Shawn Colvin/Zuckerman 1 p.m.
W2W: Global Guitar 5:45 p.m.

9/15 W2W: Dan Zanes 9 a.m.
W2W: The Romeros/O'Dette 12:45 p.m.

If you would like to usher any of these amazing W2W shows, please email .
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5. Remember that in order to stay on the KCSA e-mail list you must register online at www.kcsa.uiuc.edu (click on the registration link on the left-hand side). we'll be switching over to our permanent e-mail list soon, so be sure to register soon! and if you're absolutely nuts and don't want to get these e-mails anymore, have no fear, if you don't register we'll stop bothering you. but if you are SUPER excited about them, we gotcha covered. just register!
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6. This October 19th and 20th, the Penny Dreadful Players are hosting a ten-minute play festival. they're currently taking submissions for plays of any genre. they must be at least ten minutes in length. the deadline for submissions is Thursday, September 13th.
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Megan McMillen
mmcmill2@uiuc.edu
megmcm@gmail.com
University of Illinois 2008
KCSA Secretary

Callboard Department Meeting

Like what you see here? Want to get involved with this fabulous blog?

KCSA's Callboard department is holding a meeting this week for old and new members at the Intermezzo Cafe in the main lobby at the Krannert Center. The meeting will be held at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, August 29th. Everyone is welcome to join us; no experience is necessary.

We are looking for writers, photographers, and editors to join our ranks this year. Come ready to share your ideas and think about how you would like to participate. Your level of participation is entirely up to you.

We are a very laid back department and really love what we do. So come check us out if you are looking for something fun to do.

I hope to see everyone on Wednesday at the meeting. If you can't come to the meeting and would still like to be apart of Callboard, email the directors at kcsa-callboard@kcpa.edu and we will update you and get you involved.

Lauren Mietelski
Callboard Director
Senior in English, Secondary Education

Wall to Wall Guitar Festival 2007

Wall to Wall Guitar Festival 2007

It's back...for three days, under one roof, featuring over 40 guitarists and scores of their musical collaborators. Get ready to riff on the assorted mix in this teeming guitar bazaar—there will be unbelievable legends and eclectic innovators, uncommon collaborations, and an undeniable energy pulsing from wall to wall.

Below are the current volunteer opportunities (not including ushering opportunities) surrounding the Festival. Ushering opportunities are being scheduled like normal, through Courtney for Festival performances and through Crystal for Youth Series performances. These opportunities are listed by day.

To sign up for an opportunity, please contact either Courtney or Crystal. Contact information is included at the end of the opportunity listing.

Parking during the Festival (September 13 – 15) will be very hectic. Parking meter passes will be provided during the daytime opportunities, as usual. Please be aware that the garages will fill very quickly during the Festival. Be prepared to park at different university meters for your event. As a reminder, these parking meter passes are only good for University of Illinois meters, not City of Urbana meters. University of Illinois parking meters can be distinguished by the block I on them.

All university parking lots become free and open to the public after 5p. Posted parking restrictions may still apply, e.g. 24 hr reserved spots.

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September 4, 2007

John Lennon Bus Goody Bag Stuffing
10a – 3p
Studio Dressing Rooms, Level 2

We are in need of 4 – 5 volunteers to help assemble the goody bags that will be distributed throughout the Festival and from the John Lennon Bus. Refreshments will be provided throughout the day.

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September 5, 2007

John Lennon Bus Goody Bag Stuffing
10a – 3p
Studio Dressing Rooms, Level 2

We are in need of 4 – 5 volunteers to help assemble the goody bags that will be distributed throughout the Festival and from the John Lennon Bus. Refreshments will be provided throughout the day.

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September 7, 2007

W2W, Take 2, pre-festival promotion
7p – 9:15p
The Great Impasta, 114 W Church in downtown Champaign

Join the Great Impasta in hosting Michael Kammin in performing for the restaurant patrons. We need 2 volunteers (21 or older) to help distribute W2W materials and answer questions about the Festival. The Great Impasta will also be featuring the Festival’s signature drink, the “Wall-to-Wallbanger.”

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September 8, 2007

Open tuning workshop with Michael Kammin
12:15p – 2p
C.V. Lloyde Music Center, 102 S Neil in downtown Champaign

This is a workshop on open tunings for the guitar. It is open to all ages and skill level. 2-3 volunteers with guitar experience are needed to help Michael "spot" participants as they tune. Due to this event being open to all ages/skill level, some participants may need help holding their guitar and finding the notes highlighted on the screen.

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September 11, 2007

Warm Breezes and Hawaiian Guitars: The Genius of Eddie Alkire
Featuring Richard Alkire, Scott Schwartz, David Spelman
11:30a – 2:30p
University YMCA, 1001 S Wright St, Champaign

Richard Alkire, son of legendary Hawaiian guitar designer and instructor Eddie Alkire, will join archivist Scott Schwartz and Wall to Wall Guitar guests for a discussion about the Eddie Alkire Collection which is now housed at the Sousa Archives in the Center for American Music at the University of Illinois. This event is free, with no tickets required. We need 2 volunteers to help distribute Wall to Wall materials and answer questions about the Festival.

John Lennon Bus Goody Bag Distribution
Shift One: 10a – 1p
Shift Two: 1p – 4p
Goodwin Ave sidewalk

We need 2 volunteers to join us for each shift in greeting the public and distributing the goody bags stuffed the previous week. Seating and a tent will be provided. This is during the time when the bus will be in use for closed recording sessions. You may also be asked questions about the Festival in general. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

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September 12, 2007

John Lennon Bus Goody Bag Distribution
Shift One: 10a – 1p
Shift Two: 1p – 4p
Goodwin Ave sidewalk

We need 2 volunteers to join us for each shift in greeting the public and distributing the goody bags stuffed the previous week. Seating and a tent will be provided. This is during the time when the bus will be in use for closed recording sessions. You may also be asked questions about the Festival in general. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

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September 13, 2007 – Opening Night

John Lennon Bus Goody Bag Distribution
Shift One: 10a – 1p
Shift Two: 1p – 4p
Goodwin Ave sidewalk

We need 2 volunteers to join us for each shift in greeting the public and distributing the goody bags stuffed the previous week. Seating and a tent will be provided. This is during the time when the bus will be in use for closed recording sessions. You may also be asked questions about the Festival in general. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

Opening Night Ticket Tables
5p – 12a
Main Lobby

Opening Night Ticket Table Training
September 5; 5p – 7p
Festival Foyer

We need 14 volunteers to help staff the Opening Night Ticket Tables. This involves selling food tickets, distributing Opening night Will Call tickets, and answering questions. All volunteers will need to attend the Ticket Table Training Session, in advance of Opening Night. Again, this training session is scheduled for September 5, from 5p – 7p in the Festival Foyer. As a thank you for volunteering, volunteers will receive 10 food and beverage tickets.

Opening Night Building Tour #1
7p – 8p
Tour departs from the steps of the Colwell Playhouse

Tour guides are needed for the scheduled building tours during Opening Night. Each tour needs 2 tour guides. This is a standard building tour, open to anyone interested in attending. As a thank you for volunteering, tour guides will receive 10 food and beverage tickets.

Opening Night Building Tour #2
8p – 9p
Tour departs from the steps of the Colwell Playhouse

Tour guides are needed for the scheduled building tours during Opening Night. Each tour needs 2 tour guides. This is a standard building tour, open to anyone interested in attending. As a thank you for volunteering, tour guides will receive 10 food and beverage tickets.

Opening Night Festival Information Table
Shift One: 5p – 9p
Shift Two: 9p – 12a
Festival Store and Headquarters, located in the Studio Theatre

We need 2 volunteers to work an information table and media check in for each shift. This also involves answering questions about the Festival and Krannert Center. As a thank you for volunteering, volunteers will receive 10 food and beverage tickets.

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September 14, 2007

Festival Information Table
Shift One: 9a – 12p
Shift Two: 12p – 3p
Shift Three: 3p – 6p
Shift Four: 6p – 9p
Shift Five: 9p – 12a
Festival Store and Headquarters, located in the Studio Theatre

We need 2 volunteers to work an information table and media check in for each shift. This also involves answering questions about the Festival and Krannert Center. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

John Lennon Bus Goody Bag Distribution
Shift One: 10a – 1p
Shift Two: 1p – 4p
Goodwin Ave sidewalk

We need 2 volunteers to join us for each shift in greeting the public and distributing the goody bags stuffed the previous week. Seating and a tent will be provided. This is during the time when the bus will be in use for closed recording sessions. You may also be asked questions about the Festival in general. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

Wall to Wall Interval: Goran Ivanovic and Fareed Haque Duo
11a – 1:30p
Main Lobby

We need 2 volunteers to help place Creative Intersections materials on the Interval chairs prior to the performance beginning at noon. This involves placing evaluations and pens on each chair. Volunteers are invited to stay for the free performance and enjoy a free bag lunch from Intermezzo. Following the performance, we will need help picking up any discarded materials and collecting completed evaluations and returned pens.

Garage Band Workshops
Workshop One: 9:30a – 12p
Workshop Two: 12:30p – 3p
Orchestra Rehearsal Room, Level 2

We need 2 volunteers for each workshop to check in participants and distribute guest account information. A brief orientation will be provided at the beginning of each volunteer shift. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

Garage Band Open Session #1
3p – 5p
Orchestra Rehearsal Room, Level 2

We need 2 volunteers for an open work session to check in participants and distribute guest account information. A brief orientation will be provided at the beginning of each volunteer shift. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

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September 15, 2007

Festival Information Table
Shift One: 9a – 12p
Shift Two: 12p – 3p
Shift Three: 3p – 6p
Shift Four: 6p – 9p
Shift Five: 9p – 12a
Festival Store and Headquarters, located in the Studio Theatre

We need 2 volunteers to work an information table and media check in for each shift. This also involves answering questions about the Festival and Krannert Center. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

Wall to Wall Interval: Ed Gerhard
11:30a – 2p
Main Lobby

We need 2 volunteers to help place Creative Intersections materials on the Interval chairs prior to the performance beginning at 12:30p. This involves placing evaluations and pens on each chair. Volunteers are invited to stay for the free performance and enjoy a free bag lunch from Intermezzo. Following the performance, we will need help picking up any discarded materials and collecting completed evaluations and returned pens.

Garage Band Workshops
Workshop Three: 9:30a – 12p
Workshop Four: 12:30p – 3p
Orchestra Rehearsal Room, Level 2

We need 2 volunteers for each workshop to check in participants and distribute guest account information. A brief orientation will be provided at the beginning of each volunteer shift. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

Garage Band Open Session #2
3p – 5p
Orchestra Rehearsal Room, Level 2

We need 2 volunteers for an open work session to check in participants and distribute guest account information. A brief orientation will be provided at the beginning of each volunteer shift. As a thank you for your time, Intermezzo coupons will be provided for each volunteer.

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Thanks, and see you around the Center soon!

Courtney Egg
Patron Services Director
cegg@uiuc.edu
(217) 333-9716 phone
(217) 244-0810 fax

Crystal Womble
Outreach Director
cwomble@uiuc.edu
(217) 244-0549 phone
(217) 244-0810 fax
KrannertCenter.com

Krannert Center for the Performing Arts
500 South Goodwin Avenue
Urbana, IL 61801