New Old Time Chautauqua
did shows on and about the San Juan Islands,
in that nebulous portion of Washington state
where once there was one of the world's Pig Wars.

Friday
Nov. 2, 2007

8:00 PM

FRIDAY HARBOR, SAN JUAN ISLAND, WA

San Juan Community Theatre     (5 blocks from Ferry dock)

$16 adults
$8 kids/seniors/alter-abled
$5 student rush tickets were at the door 1 hour before show time, if available.

Tickets could be purchased at the San Juan Community Theatre box office.

This show benefited:

• Wolf Hollow Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
• Islands' Oil Spill Association and
• New Old Time Chautauqua.

Saturday
Nov. 3, 2007

3:00 PM

   and

7:30 PM

Oddfellows Hall

$10 adults
$5 kids/seniors/alter-abled

Tickets could be purchased at Darvill's Bookstore in Eastsound by Wednesday, October 17, and, if available, at the door.

Sunday
Nov. 4, 2007

1:30 PM

LOPEZ ISLAND, WA

Public School Gym

$10 adults
$5 kids/seniors/alter-abled

Tickets were available at:

• Blossom Natural Foods
• Islehaven Books
• Paper Scissors on the Rock, and
• If available, at the door

PERFORMERS d'Isles d'San d'Juan:

• The Flying Karamazov Brothers (3 or 4 members thereof), comedy, juggling & more stuff
• Faith Petric, our Fort Knox of Folk Music
• Juggling Jollies, the name says it all
• Kevin Murphy, performance poet
• Vern & Dream of Dream Science Circus
• Noodlinis, juggling from the old country
• Mud Bay Jugglers, juggling from the new country
• Kaiyama, poetry and movement
• Joey Pipia, genuine amusing magician (ONLY on SAN JUAN )
• Amber Tide, soulful sounds (ONLY on LOPEZ)
• and, of course,
• The Fighting Instruments of Karma Marching Chamber Band/Orchestra (EVERYWHERE, SIMULTANEOUSLY)

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Thursday
Jul. 19, 2007

7:00 PM

SPOKANE, WA

Bing Theater
   (a.k.a.  Met Theater)
901  W. Sprague Ave.

VAUDEVILLE SHOW

(POSSIBLE PARADE)

Benefit for KYRS-Thin Air Radio Community

Spokane Tickets:

• $14  General
• $10  Folks under 12, over 65, or w/disabilities

(Note:  Ticket price included a $2 per ticket "Building Preservation Fee" charged by the The Bing Crosby Theater for their historic vaudeville theater.)

Tickets were available at all Ticketswest Outlets, or at 1-800-325-SEAT (7328), or online at www.ticketswest.com    (search for 'vaudeville')     Tickets were subject to a $1 service charge.

Saturday
Jul. 21, 2007

TROY, MT

Roosevelt Park

A Benefit for Art and Music in Troy schools sponsored by Troy Fine Arts Council

Troy Tickets:

• $6  General
• $4  Folks under 12, over 65 or w/disabilities

Sunday
Jul. 22, 2007

EUREKA, MT

Eureka Historical Village

Benefit for Sunburst Foundation and Creative Arts Center

Eureka Tickets:

• By donation   (pass the hat)

Wednesday
Jul. 25, 2007

BROWNING, MT

Browning High School

All Events Free for Browning Community

Friday
Jul. 27, 2007

MISSOULA, MT

Fort Missoula Historical Museum

Benefit for Garden City Harvest

Missoula Tickets:

• $10   General
• $ 5    Folks under 12, over 65 or w/disabilities
• $25  Families of 4 or more

Monday
Jul. 30, 2007

POLSON, MT

Polson High School
Top of the hill on 2nd Street West

Benefit for Polson community non profit organizations

Polson Tickets:

• $6  General
• $4  Folks under 12, over 65 or w/disabilities
• $16  Families

Tuesday
Jul. 31, 2007

HOT SPRINGS, MT

Old Towada site
Spring St. and 1st Ave. N.

Hot Springs Tickets:

• By donation  (pass the hat)

Friday
Aug. 3, 2007

BOISE, ID

Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
6200 Garrett St.

Map

Benefit for Boys and Girls Club in Browning, Montana

Boise Tickets:

• Suggested donation $5

Saturday
Aug. 4, 2007

EAGLE, ID

Eagle Island State Park
(about 14 miles west of Boise)

Map (at the bottom of the linked-to-page)

A Benefit for the Idaho Alzheimer's Association

Eagle Tickets:

• $5 per person age 12 and older (good for full day)
• Free for folks under 12
• Plus $4 per car (mandatory Idaho State Parks pass)
• No charge for bicycles.

PERFORMERS on the Big Sky Tour:

• Baby Gramps (Spokane only)--Eccentric old timey musician extraordinaire
• David Clay--The Christopher Walken of Jugglers
• Dream Science Circus Acrobats
• Faith Petric--Fort Knox of Folk Music
• Frank Olivier (Boise only)--Outrageous unicycling, juggling comedian
• Haute Trash Fashion Show--Ooh la la
• Shoehorn (Spokane only)--Tap-dancing Jazz Sax player
• Invaders of the Heart Post-Apocalyptic Renegade Circus (Boise only)
• Land Phil-Harmonics--Surprising music from surprising instruments
• Nanda--Hip hop jugglers with martial arts moves
• Velone Sisters (Boise only)--Aerial Acrobatistas
• Spike and Boom Boom--Music with environmental teeth
• Noodlini and Noodlini Jr.--Old World comedy jugglers
• Travis Ward and Hillfolk Noir (Boise only)--A little Country , a little Rock, a lot Good
• Joey Pipia--Magician with style and wit
• The Planets--Retro Rock from the Future
• Daniel Sloan--Mystical sphere man
• Stephen "Foolio" Bent--Juggling in da Hood
• Kym Trippsmith--Amazon queen of music
• Petra--Chair Acrobat with tap shoes
• Fighting Instruments of Karma Marching Chamber Band/Orchestra--Hot licks and cool quips

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WORKSHOPS on the Big Sky Tour:

• Juggling
• Acrobatics
• Slack rope-walking
• Community Quilt-making
• Samba drumming
• Musical Instrument-making (from recycled materials)
• Song Swap (Hootenanny) with Faith Petric
• Mask-making
• Magic
• Voice and singing
• Storytelling "Tales for Youth"
• Wild life and Ecology (Polson, led by a Native Tribal group)
• Magic for Toddlers (Polson)
• Trash hats (Polson)
• Native Drum and Dance (Polson)

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Sunday
Mar. 25, 2007

3:00 PM

    Moisture Festival    
   - a comedy/varieté celebration -
@
     Hale's Ales    
4301 Leary Way NW
 Seattle, WA

- with our Performing Potentates amongst the Potables, in the venue known as Hale's Palladium.

Our included: Smerdyakov Karamazov, MC par elephante Avner the Eccentric, funniest Old World clown in the whole world Nanda, acrobaticalists, jugglers, funny guys & durned cute Godfrey Daniels, larger-than-life cartoon Christian Swenson, larger-than-life human, marvelously indescribable Kevin Murphy, man of many words, all of them perfectly chosen Frank Olivier, many of man, all of them funny Joey Pipia, magician, humorician, nicest guy known to mankind Jambalaya Band, the name says it all all accompanied, of course, by the eternal and suspicious Fighting Instruments of Karma Marching Chamber Band/Orchestra There were some surprise guests as well. In point of fact, they were so surprising that not even we or they know who they are.

Tickets were:

$7.50, Seniors over 64 &  Kids under 11
$15.00, General

available at:

• Brown Paper Ticket locations
• Lobby of Hale's, day-of-show (12n-6pm) *
• At the Box Office 1 hour before showtime *
• At 1-800-838-3006
• Or online, via brownpapertickets.com

* If they were still available by then

Note: Although we appeared only on March 25th, our friends at the Moisture Festival presented many other wonderful shows from March 15th thru April 1st. All of them were fantastic. Don't miss this Festival.

Sunday
Feb. 18, 2007

7:00 PM

Chimacum, WA

A

Vaudeville Extravaganza

which starred

The Flying Karamazov Brothers

Chimacum High School Auditorium*
91 West Valley Rd
Chimacum, WA

(15 minutes southeast of Port Townsend, off  Highway 19)

• Nanda, amazing and amusing acrobaticalists
• Faith Petric, revered Fort Knox of folk music
• Joey Pipia, magician and humorician extraordinaire
• Godfrey Daniels, larger than life cartoon
• Amber Tide, high-spirited, acoustical entertainers
• and Other Surprised Guests
• All accompanied by the bemusing and beloved
   Fighting Instruments of Karma Marching Chamber Band/Orchestra

Tickets:
   $20 general
   $10 children under 12, seniors over 65 and people with disabilities

Reservationswere available via:

(360) 385-2212  OR  jsm@waypt.com

*Directions:

Directions from Kingston/Edmonds
From Kingston follow WA-104 , turn right to stay on 104 towards Port Gamble. Continue towards the Hood Canal Bridge and turn right onto the bridge continuing on WA-104. Turn right on WA-19/Beaver Valley Road towards Chimacum & Port Townsend for approximately 9.5 miles. Turn left on West Valley Road. You will see the school on your left.

Directions from Bainbridge Island
Take WA-305/WA-305 NE towards Poulsbo, merge onto WA-3 North towards the Hood Canal Bridge. Turn right onto WA-19/Beaver Valley Road towards Chimacum & Port Townsend for approximately 9.5 miles. Turn left on West Valley Road. You will see the school on your left.

Directions from Tacoma
Take the SR-16 W highway off of the 5. Cross over the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. WA-16 W becomes WA-3 North and continue towards the Hood Canal Bridge. Turn right onto WA-19/Beaver Valley Road towards Chimacum & Port Townsend for approximately 9.5 miles. Turn left on West Valley Road. You will see the school on your left.

Directions from Sequim
1. Take US-101 East towards OLYMPIA.
2. Turn LEFT onto WA-20.
3. Turn RIGHT onto ANDERSON LAKE RD.
4. Turn RIGHT onto WA-19.
5. Turn RIGHT on West Valley Road.
6. Make the first LEFT into the parking lot and park towards the back of the lot.