The Time Jumpers to Members Only Now with Vince Gill, Dawn Sears, Kenny Sears, and “Ranger Doug” Green

th 50 Anniversary of “Alice’s Restaurant” with Arlo Guthrie

2014-15 Season Shows on Sale The Time Jumpers to Members Only Now with Vince Gill, Dawn Sears, Kenny Sears, and “Ranger Doug” Green

Ailey II

A Darlene Love Christmas

Men are from Mars Women are From Venus — LIVE!

Clint Black

Renovation Plans Inside The National Acrobats of The People’s Republic of China Season Dec. 1st Sponsors 5:00pm & 8:00pm

The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. would like to thank these sponsors who have generously helped to underwrite the Features costs of our 2014-2015 Season. 4 Board of Directors & Staff 6 Letter from the Executive Director 14 The Lyric Announces 2014-15 Season 16 Historical Timeline 18 2014-15 Season Lineup 21 Take A Seat 24 Lyric’s Awesome Summer Camp

25 Volunteer Bartenders & Ushers 26 2013-2014 Director’s Circle & Contributors 28 Theatre Box Office and General Information 28 New Seating Chart 30 Nostalgia Series 31 Sponsorship Opportunities 32 Discovery Series

34 Broadway Series

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“Alice’s Restaurant” 50th Anniversary of Arlo Guthrie with cover: The Time Jumpers 2014-15 Season Shows on Sale with Vince Gill, to Members Only Now Dawn Sears, Kenny Sears, Renovation Update! and “Ranger Doug” Green

Ailey ii Read about it

A Darlene Love Christmas on page 6

Men are from Mars Women are From Venus — LIVE!

Clint Black Photo credit: thomas winter

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The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization www.LyricTheatre.com 3 Board of Directors President Stephanie Flicker Ethel Christin Stephen Fry Marianne Hartnett Vice President Betsy Herold Eileen Morris Hope Jochem STAND OUT Tim Timmons Stacey Levy Todd Laycock Treasurer Joan McGowan Frank M.Byers, Jr. Rachel Scott Secretary Paul Shirley in a crowd Linda Weiksnar Kenan Siegel May Smyth Directors Steven Swann Eric Crawford Nancy Wong Patty Downing John Ziegler

Advisory Board Priscilla Baldwin Elisabeth Lahti Bridget Baratta George Lehach Denise Belizar Natalie MacDonald Daisy Carter Pat Pendergast George Coates Jacquelyne Schuman Elaine Cook Patricia Simmons Howard Cook Gloria Wolfe Lisa Fricke Sam Zemsky

Executive Director John Loesser Lyric Theatre Staff Always Be Celebrating! Assistant Executive Art Director Director Michael Renfro Kia Fontaine Hamill Copywriter & Creative Controller Services Monica Soricelli Gracie Loesser Director of Development Manager of Bar Services Linda Prange Mitch Meislohn Membership Director Box Office Services Heather Long Ron Colangelo, Sheila DeRig, Wendy Director of Education Lucas, Diane Meislohn and Operations and Susan Nauss Karin Leone Volunteer Coordinator our marketing solutions in digital and Production Manager/ Phyl Weaver Technical Director Robbie Shekon House Managers direct-mail will help your business get noticed Jean Aukerman, Director of Hospitality Linda Lambrecht, Irene Savannah Richmond Luneski and Phyl Weaver Call Us - We Have It All Box Office Manager House Physician Suzie Bausch Richard D. Loew, D.O. Party Rentals Mobile | Web Design | SEO/SEM | Apps | Social Media | Direct-Mail Tents Assistant Box Office Legal Advisor Creative Design Manager Terence P. McCarthy Food Catering Meagan Ebright Backstage Security Liquor Catering 772-232-8012 Accounting Assistant Tom Wiegerink Kellie Jocoy 3727 SE Ocean Blvd., Suite 202 • Stuart, Florida 772.286.1841 • 800.228.9547 www.OceanMediaSolutions.com www.eventmakers.net

4 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Office at772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change. A letter from the Executive Director

As I write this at the end of April, our Lyric is about to undergo a major facelift and improvements that are designed to make The Lyric experience even better. The Lyric was built in 1926 and has gone through lots of changes. It was built as a movie theater, not the concert hall it has grown to be, and in the process I don’t think anyone thought it would become the lady it is today. We’ve grown Lobby Looking East to an annual attendance of

over 50,000 a year with over Flagler Avenue Entrance 300 events. It’s our goal now to tend to the comfort and aesthetics for our audience and correct some of the flaws inherent with an old building. The entrances on both sides of the lobby are not original. It used to be an open air arcade, where the break in lobby is Auditorium Entrances now, and the south half was a store. The Will Call booth and Box Office Area bar were generously donated by a board member about 20 years ago and were never part of the original building. Both of these will change, with the bar being redesigned and moved over to the elevator area, and the Will Call booth reused at the Box Office door. The walls are coated in stucco which was used to hide imperfections and will now be smoothed out or covered in drywall for a much better look throughout the theater. In the process, arches and rounded corners will be made wherever possible to improve the lines. The entrance doors on both the Osceola and Flagler sides will be replaced with modern easy to open doors with a lot of beautiful glass, and the ramp (what I call the SKI RAMP) on the Osceola entrance will go away, replaced with a much reduced incline. The doors into the seating area are also being replaced with much better and quieter doors that will reduce the noise and light coming in from the lobby. All the orchestra level seating is being replaced with new top-of- New Lobby Bar the-line chairs with cup holders. The new chairs will be in the exact

6 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Office at772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change. The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization www.LyricTheatre.com location as your old ones were, with the only change being different seat numbers that are standard in most theaters. The proscenium arch will get a facelift too, smoothed out and with better colors. The large speakers you see on the sides of the proscenium will be replaced with a center cluster configuration, giving much better sound coverage to the whole theatre. The theater lighting will be embellished with a new cove position in the ceiling that will vastly improve our ability to light the stage properly. We also are going to improve the auditorium lighting as well so we’ll all be able to see and read the programs that are provided at many shows. (I told the architects that I wanted to be able to read the NY times without a flashlight!!!!) As many of you know, we’ve already started with some of the upgrades. The Lyric purchased a completely rebuilt 9-foot Steinway piano that started being used this last season and has gotten rave reviews from the musicians that have performed on it. A new movie screen and projector have been in use for a year with a much improved experience over the old ones. Our new ticketing system is now fully operational with vastly improved capability allowing our customers the ability to order and print tickets at home, and our members to be able to order early without having to come to the Box Office. The Board, staff and I are always striving to make The Lyric a better place while protecting her almost 90-year-old bones. It takes the continued support of our donors and friends to make it what it is - a lovely and intimate concert hall that provides not only a broad range of cultural events for a not very large community, but acts as the venue for countless other organizations needing to raise funds, showcase their artists or just have a wedding or party. The Lyric represents the best in our community and on behalf of our Board of Directors, fabulous volunteers, and an amazing staff, I can’t thank you enough for all your support. (OK, we still need a few more bucks to see us to the end of the Love The Lyric Campaign, so don’t stop yet.)

See you in the Fall,

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The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization www.LyricTheatre.com 13 he Lyric Theatre Tis back again with a brand new season featuring a whole range of talented artists from high-flying acrobats to virtuoso violinists. This year, we’re proud to bring the best music and entertainment from around the world to The

The National Acrobats of the People’s Republic of China Lyric stage. Dec. 1st 2014 | 5:00pm & 8:00pm

Kicking off the season in country music of the most successful artists in the music The Lyric welcomes The style is singer-songwriter Clint Black industry. The multi-talented musician, mak- (November 20, 2014; 8:00pm & November 21, ing his Lyric Theatre debut, will continue National Acrobats of 2014; 8:00pm). With over 100 songs written that tradition this fall with an evening of his the People’s Republic and 20 million albums sold worldwide, Clint biggest hits, including “A Better Man” and of China (December 1, 2014; 5:00pm Black has firmly established himself as one “Killin’ Time.” & 8:00pm) to the stage this December. With over six decades of experience, this world- class acrobatic troupe is sure to leave you COMES breathless. Set to a score of traditional and contemporary music, The National Acrobats will perform balancing, contorting, and flying EARLY tricks across a set illuminated with colorful TO The and creative designs. Prepare to be taken across the LYric Atlantic and back in time with the Mediaeval Baebes (December 2, 2014; 7:00pm). Singing THIS in over five languages, including Latin and Middle English, the Mediaeval Baebes put a modern FALL. twist on mediaeval classics.

Mediaeval Baebes Dec. 2nd 2014 | 7:00pm

Clint Black Nov. 20th & 21st 2014 | 8:00pm

14 15 With their unique blend of French, Celtic, (March 19, 2015; 7:00pm & March 20, 2015; Award-winning film and critically acclaimed Price, The Time Jumpers have sold out shows and Cajun musical style, Natalie MacMaster 7:00pm). Natalie MacMaster has made a name documentary 50 Feet from Stardom, which across the nation. This winter, they’ll bring and Donnell Leahy are far from ordinary. This for herself in the music industry, touring ran as part of The Lyric’s most recent Art their signature brand of swing to The Lyric. season, don’t miss the energetic fiddling duo in with major artists such as Alison Krauss and Cinema Series. This holiday season, Darlene Visions from Cape Paul Simon, while Donnell Leahy amassed an Love will light up the stage with her soulful impressive group of devoted fans playing with renditions of seasonal favorites. Breton and Beyond: the eight-piece family band, Leahy. Now the two Taking inspiration from the master of A Celtic Family have come together to form a powerhouse pair movement himself, Alvin Ailey, the Celebration Starring of fiddlers with a unique fusion style. Ailey II dance company (February 9, Natalie MacMaster One of the most successful country rock 2015; 7:00pm & February 10, 2015; 7:00pm) & Donnell Leahy bands in music history, Pure Prairie strives to create community through dance. (March 6, 2015; 7:00pm) will Celebrated as one of the most popular dance This season also features some of League be performing some of their biggest hits on companies in the country, Ailey II represents America’s most treasured performers. In her The Lyric stage this season including “Two the next generation of performative dance debut performance on the Lyric stage, Lane Highway,” “Amie,” and “Let Me Love through their synthesis of traditional and Darlene Love will You Tonight.” The rock group has performed contemporary choreography. Ailey II will ring in the Christmas season with a number of major artists in the music be demonstrating their unique vision and Sarge expression of the human body this February with a little “Love for industry, including Chet Atkins, Vince Gill, Mar. 14th | 7:00pm at The Lyric. the Holidays” and Emmylou Harris. Credited with having (December 8, 2014; 7:00pm). brought country rock to a national music au- continued on page 22 Perhaps most famous for dience in the 1970s, Pure Prairie League has her #1 single, “He’s a stuck to their roots and continued touring, Rebel,” Darlene Love has selling out shows across the country. dominated the music industry for over 50 years as both th a back-up singer Celebrating the 50 and a solo artist. Anniversary of “Alice’s Love recently beloved singer- starred in the Restaurant,” Academy songwriter Arlo Guthrie (January 26, 2015; 7:00pm & Arlo Guthrie

January 27, 2015; 7:00pm) Jan. 26th & 27th 2015 | 7:00pm returns to The Lyric this January for two evenings of This season wouldn’t be complete folk music and fond memo- Premiere concert violinist Anne ries. This special performance Akiko Meyers (January 29, without a little swing and The features a brand new program of 2015; 7:00pm) will grace The Lyric stage this Time Jumpers (February 5, Ailey II

Guthrie’s greatest hits perfect for season, playing on one of the world’s most 2015; 7:00pm) are sure to deliver. Feb. 9th & 10th 2015 | 7:00pm long-time fans and new listeners expensive and extraordinary violins. Meyer’s Featuring Vince Gill, alike. instrument, “The Molitor,” is believed to have been once owned by Napoleon Bonaparte Dawn Sears, Kenny himself and is valued at over $3,000,000. A Sears, and “Ranger young prodigy, Anne Akiko Meyers debuted Doug” Green, The Time Jump- with the New York Philharmonic at the age ers are a Grammy-nominated Western Swing Visions from Cape Breton and Beyond: of 12. She continues to amaze audiences ensemble that started at a A Celtic Family Celebration Starring Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy around the world with her brilliant interpre- local bluegrass club and Mar. 19th & 20th 2015 | 7:00pm tations of challenging classical pieces played spread like wildfire. Touring on her unique and remarkable violin. with big name stars from Carrie Underwood to Ray

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Cirquesco Keep those toes tapping for Savion Glover, MAR. 11th 2015 | 7:00pm time with a night of your favorite rhythm who returns this season for a much-anticipated and blues classics including hits from the performance: Savion Glover’s O’Jays, the Temptations, and more. If you missed it last season, you won’t want to (February SoLe Sanctuary miss Earl Turner this time around. With 24, 2015; 7:00pm). This performance is a wide variety of performances from the more than just an exploration of tap. A meditation on the artist’s own impressive Latin stylings of Tito Puente, career, SoLe Sanctuary is a culmination Jr. “A Walk in My of Glover’s personal journey in music and Father’s Shoes” (January 17, dance. The Tony-award winning tap dancer, 2015; 7:00pm) to the intimate and flirtatious Regis Philbin choreographer, and producer brings you a Feb. 15th 2015 | 4:00pm & 7:00pm theater troupe (March 11, night of raw energy and technical innovation Cirquesco 2015; 7:00pm), our Nostalgia Series is perfect as he explores the powerful musical for audiences young and old. instrument that is the human body on our very own Lyric stage.

And mark your calendars for another unforgettable night with Regis Earl Turner’s Box of 45’s Philbin (February 15, 2015; 4:00pm & Mar. 16th 2015 | 7:00pm 7:00pm) this spring. With a sharp suit and a sharper tongue, Regis is most famous for his work on television as host of Who Wants to be a Millionaire and Live with Regis and Kelly. This season, see a different side of Regis as he takes you through the sounds of the big band era. Regis brings his signature flair to major songs by some of America’s greatest crooners, including Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, singing hits like “Pennies from Heaven” and “You Make Me Feel So Young.”

The Lyric’s Nostalgia Series The Lyric is happy to bring back our & 7:00pm), Next to Normal this season is better than ever, celebrated Broadway Series for a second (January 23, 2015; 7:00pm & January 24, season, featuring four prize-winning, best- expanded to include music 2015; 4:00pm & 7:00pm), selling shows straight from the heart of Broadway and entertainment across the New York. The Broadway Series will SHOWSTOPPERS! decades and genres. Back by have you laughing, gasping, and cheer- (February 3, 2015; 7:00pm & February 4, 2015; popular demand this year as ing for more with performances of 4:00pm & 7:00pm), and Big River: part of our Nostalgia series Men are from Mars The Adventures of is Earl Turner’s Women are From Huckleberry Finn (February Box of 45’s (March 16, 2015; 7:00pm). Sin City’s (January 9, 17, 2015; 7:00pm & February 18, 2015; 4:00pm Venus – LIVE “Male Vocalist of the Year,” Earl 2015; 7:00pm & January 10, 2015; 4:00pm & 7:00pm). Turner will bring you back in

1987 March 18, 1988 from marquee improvements, exterior 1996 2004-2005 With talk of razing Friends of the Lyric entered into a painting, new roofing and air-conditioning New seating installed in the orchestra section The expansion of the Lyric was the theater, Friends contract with the New Life in Christ systems, ADA compliance alterations, box and administrative offices constructed commenced and completed, enlarging the 2014 of the Lyric, a Church and purchased theater office construction, and remodeling of the stage by 14 feet and equipping The Lyric group of concerned restrooms and dressing room 2001 with a backstage with flex- dressing area, citizens, 1993-1995 The Balcony of the theater was remodeled a restroom, and office/storage areas. The banded together With assistance from community November 12, 1993 for the installation of new balcony “Star” dressing room also underwent to save the historic grassroots efforts and grants, The The Lyric Theatre was listed on the seating, an elevator was installed and renovation to offer a quaint comfortable structure Lyric Theatre underwent much National Register of Historic Places refurbishment of the lobby and restrooms 2002 room with a shower and restroom. needed repair Lighting and Sound Equipment upgraded 22 23 Acting Art

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Anita Canali Dana Forman Marianne Hickey Irene Luneski Claire Ronan Michael Chenier Trafton Foster Renee Hill Pam MacCormack Rita Rooker For more informatiion, call Heather Long at 772.220.1942 ext. 204, Joan Clark Ranelle Furniss Helen Hilly Patti McFadden Eileen Rublowsky. email [email protected] or visit www.LyricTheatre.com These volunteers, as well as a cast of hundreds who are too numerous to mention here, provide invaluable stage performance assistance throughout the season. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact [email protected] 24 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Office at772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change. The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization www.LyricTheatre.com 25 Teresa Campbell Elaine Goddard Christina Kruszewski Ellen Noneman Al & Dottie Shine Richmond & Peggy Campion Anne & Frank Goldstein Mr. & Mrs. John Kucyk Peter J. 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Hours can only be redeemed by the person(s) for whom they Fire Notice Regular Box Office hours are Monday thru Saturday are purchased. They are non-refundable and cannot be In case of fire, please walk to the exit nearest your seat. from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We are also open two (2) redeemed for cash. hours prior to curtain on the day of a performance. First Aid Ticketing Policies Please see the House Manager. Purchasing Flexibility The Lyric Theatre has a “No Refund, No Exchange” For your convenience, you can purchase tickets in ticketing policy. At the discretion of management, Smoking several different ways: exceptions may be made. In the event of a returned check, Smoking is prohibited anywhere inside the Theater. 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Please turn off or put personal communication devices or [email protected] for more details. • Receive a complimentary copy of “Who’s sitting on your Nest Egg?” on silent mode prior to entering the Theater. Paid tickets can also be picked up in advance at any time Customer Service by Robin Davis the Box Office is open, or they can be mailed to you upon Patrons with Disabilities If you have a suggestion or problem, please contact the your request if there is ample time to do so prior to the Special seating arrangements must be made with the Assistant Executive Director at 772-220-1942, ext. 207. performance date. Box Office at the time you purchase tickets, based on availability. Inner lobby restrooms are accessible. Theater Etiquette Now is the time to meet with one of our associates and put our knowledge Gift Certificates As a courtesy to the performers and other audience Gift certificates can be purchased in any denomination Latecomers members, please do not leave your seat until the end of to work for you! Call for a complimentary consultation and are good for any performance held at The Lyric Performances begin at the advertised time. Please allow the act. If for some reason you must leave, please wait Theatre. They are valid for one year from the date of proper time for parking and collection of tickets. Latecomers for a pause in the program. the purchase. Gift certificates are not transferable, and will be seated at the discretion of management. STAGE Stag e Seating 7531 AA 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 AA 2468 9 7 531 BB 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 BB 2468 10 Upper Balcony Chart 9 7 531 CC 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 CC 2468 10 11 9 7 531 DD 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 DD 2468 10 12 Lower Balcony 13 11 9 7 531 EE 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 EE 2468 10 12 14 Orchestra 13 11 9 7 531 2468 10 12 14 Wheelchair FF 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 FF Accessible 13 11 9 7 531 GG 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 GG 2468 10 12 14 Patrons with 13 11 9 7 531 HH 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 HH 2468 10 12 14 disabilities: Special 13 11 9 7 531 JJ 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 JJ 2468 10 12 14 seating arrangements can be made with the 2468 10 12 14 13 11 9 7 531 KK 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 KK Box Office at the time 13 11 9 7 531 LL 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 LL 2468 10 12 14 you purchase tickets, based on availability. 13 11 9 7 531 MM MM 2468 10 12 14

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th Monday, Dec 8 2014 7:00pm A Darlene Love Christmas - “Love for the Holidays” - The legendary Darlene Love will rock her Lyric debut with powerful & soulful renditions of holiday favorites, as only this Rock and Roll Hall of Famer can do.

th th Monday, Dec 15 I Tuesday, Dec 16 2014 6:00pm & 8:30pm performances each evening Merry Bronxmas with the Bronx Wanderers - will be rocking The Lyric with classic holiday hits done with a Bronx twist. Beer • Wine • Live Music th Saturday, Jan 17 2015 7:00pm Tito Puente, Jr. “A Walk in My Father’s Shoes” Determined to nurture the musical legacy left by his father, this vibrant entertainer brings a modern edge to the timeless music and rhythms of his Latin heritage.

th Saturday, Feb 14 2015 7:00pm La DIva Tenors - La Diva Tenors bring Broadway show tunes, a dash of opera and their unique blend of humor and wit to the stage for an entrancing evening of vocal excellence. When you support The Lyric – by becoming a member, buying a sidewalk star, nd The future of Stuart’s joining the Director’s Circle or even sponsoring a show – you play a key role in bringing Monday, Mar 2 2015 7:00pm Historic Showplace a diverse and exciting slate of world-renowned artists to the Treasure Coast. Your Stayin’ Alive - One Night of The Bee Gees - Stayin’ Alive is a contribution is vital to underwriting The Lyric’s daily operations and keeping ticket prices unique recreation of one of the top acts in music history. The production is brighter than ever Stayin’ Alive is the world’s #1 tribute to the Bee Gees. these days and a at popular levels. You’re invited to play any of the following roles – or all of them! big reason for this rd Tuesday, Mar 3 2015 6:00pm & 8:30pm success is . . .YOU! Swingtime - featuring The Jive Aces - Become a member Be a sidewalk “star” Renowned for their Jump, Jive and Swing music and spectacular stage Becoming a Lyric member is easy and affordable Some of our brightest stars have provided $1,000 in - and it offers big benefits too! For as little as $35, underwriting to support the restoration fund for Stuart’s Historic show, the Britain’s Got Talent stars’ repertoire stretches from the swing era you can enjoy advance notice of upcoming events Showplace. You’ll find these “stars” right under your feet as you to the glitz of the Rat Pack, with a dash of rhythm & blues, swing and jazz. and have the chance to purchase tickets before arrive at The Lyric! In recognition of your contribution you’ll the general public. Higher membership levels receive a bronze star embedded in the sidewalk at the Theatre’s th offer even more privileges. entrance with an inscription of your choice. Wednesday, Mar 11 2015 7:00pm Cirquesco - Combining the magical artistry of European Circus, with Sponsor a show Be a director the flirtatious camp of burlesque, Cirquesco is an intimate evening of song, Individuals and businesses can literally get their names in Should you wish to provide ongoing financial dance, humor and mind-blowing acrobatics. lights when they sponsor a Lyric performance! As a show support to the Theatre over a five-year period, sponsor, you’ll receive complimentary tickets with preferred you will become an honored member of the seating and discounts on additional tickets. You may also Lyric Director’s Circle. Your generosity will be th Monday, 2015 7:00pm help to introduce the artist and receive recognition for your recognized through a prominent listing on the Mar 16 sponsorship. Opportunities may also exist for a private “meet Donor Wall in the Theatre lobby as well as a Earl Turner’s “Box of 45’s” - The “Male Vocalist of the Year” and greet” with the performers after the show. Sponsorships listing in the Lyric magazine. You’ll also receive returns to The Lyric for a performance featuring the best of ‘70s rhythm are an ideal way to entertain your clients or friends while invitations to special events and personalized and blues, from the O’Jays, Temptations and more. providing favorable exposure for your business. concierge service at the box office.

nd To become a Lyric Member, call Heather Long today at 772.220.1942, ext. 204 or visit LyricTheatre.com. Sunday, Mar 22 2015 6:00pm & 8:30pm To take part in one of our other great sponsorship opportunities, call the Executive Director’s The Duprees - Back By Popular Demand! Known for their romantic office at 772.220.1942, ext. 208 interpretations of the most beautiful love songs ever written, The Duprees and their unmistakable sound was born and the hits kept coming!

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FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES

Inspiring Young Minds through the Arts

BACK BY POPULAR It’s Christmas Eve at the DEMAND! Laugh your Stahlbaum house, and head off, while learning, little Clara has fallen asleep through this Florida ECO- under the tree with her Comedy about protecting beloved new nutcracker the environment. Our hero gift in her arms. In her is a bird named Dudley, a dreams, she is transported Florida Roseate Spoonbill to a magical world where (yes, that’s a bird). His she helps the nutcracker nemesis’ are The Three prince defeat a nasty army Little Pigs, who are of mice, and finds herself destroying the Everglades in a fantasy land of snow, to build condo-pigiums! sweets and toys. Join in the fun as STUDY GUIDE AVAILABLE! Dudley tries to save his (For All Ages) Everglades friends from pollution and waste. STUDY GUIDE AVAILABLE! (Best for Grades Pre-K-5) Tuesday, November 18th, 2014 I 10:00am & 11:45am Thursday, December 4th, 2014 I 10:00am & 11:45am

While studying for a difficult When two tourists discover test, William’s history book a treasure chest full of comes alive, magically historical artifacts, they opening a door to four are magically transported hundred years of Black back in time in a fun-filled History. This 45-minute journey through Florida production is fast-paced, history. The audience will funny, and informative. laugh and learn about Young audiences will embark Ponce De Leon, the on an adventure through settlement of Pensacola time, meeting famous heroes (Florida’s “Almost Oldest” and ground-breakers, and witnessing key moments in city), the founding of the Civil Rights movement. St. Augustine, and the Nearly twenty historical “original” Pocahontas figures come alive in this story. Age appropriate production and audience for grades K-8, but all are interaction abounds. welcome to join in the fun! STUDY GUIDE AVAILABLE! STUDY GUIDE AVAILABLE! (Best for Grades Pre-K-5) (Best for Grades K-8) Thursday, February 26th, 2015 I 10:00am & 11:45am Thursday, March 12th, 2015 I 10:00am & 11:45am

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