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Twelfth Night! of Shakespeare—And the Work of This Theater— Belongs to Everyone From the “ I trust City National with my family’s future.” Managing Director I’m an entrepreneur working on my third start-up. Welcome to our 2015 Season— City National helps me make smart, timely decisions to help and to a particularly exciting my business grow. And smart, sensible investment decisions our work accessible to more people. We have for my family’s future. They’re a true “partner” in business and time for Cal Shakes! produced plays that feel immediate, without the traditional trappings of many Shakespeare in my life. You may have heard the big news by now: festivals. We have created free and low-cost Jonathan Moscone, our artistic director, will be ticket programs. We have inaugurated new plays City National is The way up® for me and my family. leaving the organization this August, after fifteen inspired by Shakespeare. We have brought years with the company. Shakespeare into classrooms and into community settings. And most importantly you—our patrons, Brian Lee Many of you know Jonathan personally, or feel without whom none of this is possible—have come CEO like you do from seeing him around the theater, along for the ride. The Honest Company hearing him speak, or reading a letter from him in the program. It’s hard to imagine this theater While Jonathan may be moving on from his role Hear Brian’s complete story at without him. Especially for me. While my history with Cal Shakes, we—our board and staff—fully Findyourwayup.com/FutureBA. with Cal Shakes goes back to my teenage years embrace the mission of the theater he led for when I participated in one of the education fifteen years. That mission continues to inform programs, it’s because of Jonathan that I am here and inspire us throughout the search process for today. Eleven years ago, when I was working at our next great artistic director. 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And I think about staff for more information), and don’t miss his “swan members in whom he saw budding potential. song” production of The Mystery of Irma Vep in But perhaps even more significantly, I think August. about all of the participants of our programs who have benefited from his firm belief that the work And now, enjoy our production of Twelfth Night! of Shakespeare—and the work of this theater— belongs to everyone. City National Personal Banking CNB MEMBER FDIC Under Jonathan’s vision, we have (and I mean this literally and figuratively) torn down walls Non-deposit Investment Products: n are not FDIC insured n are not Bank guaranteed n may lose value and pushed the boundaries of theater to make Susie Falk Past performance is not an indication of future results. ©2015 City National Bank Untitled-19 1 4/17/15 2:12 PM CNB.138 Honest_Persnl_BerkRep_Ad PROJECT MANAGER: JOHNSON, M. 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And most importantly you—our patrons, Many of you know Jonathan personally, or feel without whom none of this is possible—have come like you do from seeing him around the theater, along for the ride. hearing him speak, or reading a letter from him in the program. It’s hard to imagine this theater While Jonathan may be moving on from his role without him. Especially for me. While my history with Cal Shakes, we—our board and staff—fully with Cal Shakes goes back to my teenage years embrace the mission of the theater he led for when I participated in one of the education fifteen years. That mission continues to inform programs, it’s because of Jonathan that I am here and inspire us throughout the search process for today. Eleven years ago, when I was working at our next great artistic director. I have the pleasure another theater, Jonathan approached me about of serving on our search committee along with coming to work at Cal Shakes and I have never members of our board, staff, and artist community. looked back. The prospects are tremendously exciting (who wouldn’t want to make theater for one of the most My experience of Jonathan having given me a loyal and adventurous theater audiences in the chance—one that I wasn’t even sure I was ready country?), and we anticipate appointing our next for myself—is not unique. Jonathan has given so artistic director before Jonathan’s departure in many people chances. I think about the emerging August. directors whom he has attracted, and whose work he supported so wholeheartedly. I think In the meantime, join us for Jonathan’s going about actors being given their first significant away party June 28 (email [email protected] professional opportunity. 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