Ailey II Dance Company Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant” MEN ARE FROM MARS, 50th Anniversary Tour WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS LIVE! A letter from the Savion Glover Feb. 24th Executive Director 7:00pm

Hope your Holiday Season has been a pleasant one fi lled with good things. The Lyric’s new look is almost fi nished and I’m sure you’ve noticed a few details that need more work.

Well here we go again with a full slate of great shows! My “Don’t Miss Performances” are Next To Normal, Ailey II, Features and Savion Glover, just to name a few. 3 Letter from the Executive Director

4 Board of Directors & Staff I also want to bring your attention to all of the other 11 The Lyric Curtain Rises from the Ashes not-for-profi t organizations 16 Historical Timeline we partner with to help them raise money for their 22 2014-15 Season Lineup causes. Treasure Coast 25 Volunteer Bartenders & Ushers Humane Society, House of Hope, Salvation Army of 26 2013-2014 Director’s Circle Martin County, Volunteers in & Contributors

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LOVE THE LYRIC! On the cover: Anne Akiko Meyers will be playing one Best, of the rarest violins in existence, the Ex-Viuxtemps Guarneri del Gesu on January 29 at 7pm. Read more on page 20

Ailey II Dance Company Arlo Guthrie’s “Alice’s Restaurant” 50th Anniversary Tour P.S. We promise to bring back Art Cinema soon… MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS LIVE!

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Wto ring in the New Year with a If you loved My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s diverse line-up of stand-up comedians, dance Jewish, and I’m in Therapy or Steve’s holiday ensembles, and, as always, a little rock and roll the special, My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish, at The Lyric Theatre. and I’m HOME for the Holidays, you will love Now that you’ve regained your sanity after his latest production. Prepare to meet over the holiday madness, prepare to lose it again lyric twenty members of Steve’s family, includ- with the help of everyone’s favorite wacky ing his cigarette-addicted sister and Steve’s comedian in Steve Solomon’s father, who looks at his burial plot as a future curtain vacation getaway spot. Cannoli, Latkes, and Guilt (January 6, 2015: 7:00pm). Author and star of the three-time award rises winning show My Mother’s Italian, The Lyric is proud to welcome acclaimed My Father’s Jewish, and I’m R&B duo Marilyn McCoo in Therapy, Steve Solomon from presents a brand new show and Billy Davis, Jr. th with all of your favorite (January 7 , 2015: 6:00pm & 8:30pm) to jokes and many more. The downtown Stuart. Former members of the the th therapy continues popular vocal group, The 5 Dimension, with Steve Solomon’s Billy Davis, Jr. and Marilyn McCoo have Cannoli, Latkes, and ASHES been heralded as one of America’s most suc- Guilt, a show that cessful and beloved musical duos in history. will have you roll- With seven Grammys, fifteen gold and three ing in the aisles as platinum records to their name, the famous you meet Steve’s R&B duo and married couple have brought dysfunctional, but their message of love and happiness to their loveable, family. A fans for over 40 years. Hear some of Marilyn master dialecti- McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr.’s biggest hits this cian and comedy season, including “You Don’t Have to be a veteran, Steve Star (To Be in My Show)” and “My Reason to Be.” Steve Solomon’s Solomon captures Cannoli, Latkes & Guilt the voice and per- Opening for Marilyn McCoo and Billy Jan. 6th | 7:00pm sonality of every Davis, Jr. is Stewie Stone, one of the comedy single one of his family members so well, world’s best kept secrets. Given any topic or you’ll think they’re on stage with him. circumstance, Stewie Stone will have a witty Steve Solomon grew up in Brooklyn, New response, and the charming comedian York in the diverse neighborhood of Sheeps- has become known for his witty rapport head Bay. A class-clown and prankster at an with audiences across the country. Stone early age, Steve always had a knack for com- has opened for major acts, including edy. Recognizing his innate sense of comedic Roberta Flack, the Village People, and timing, Steve Solomon developed his skills the Temptations, and has performed into a full-time professional career. Over the in major venues around the United years, Steve’s witty one-liners and hilari- States from Madison Square Garden to ous impersonations have earned him the Carnegie Hall. reputation as a master of one-man comedy As members of the wildly successful th shows. Steve has performed in over 75 vocal group The 5 Dimension, Marilyn cities and 3 countries over the past five McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. recorded years in a variety of venues, from inti- a number of major hits, including mate theaters to main stages on the Las “Up, Up, and Away,” “Aquarius/Let Vegas strip. Unfazed by the glamour the Sunshine In,” and “Wedding Bell th of show business, Steve Solomon Blues.” After ten years with The 5 has stayed down to earth over Dimension, Marilyn McCoo and Billy his career, committed to writing Davis, Jr. split from the group and real, honest jokes that everyone began recording and performing as a can relate to. duo. McCoo and Davis’ careers only In Steve Solomon’s Cannoli, continued to climb after their Latkes, and Guilt, Steve incor- porates all of the most popu- lar jokes and skits from his Ana Popovic previous award-winning Feb. 22nd | 7:00pm performances while still keeping things fresh continued on page 16

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14 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Offi ce at 772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change. continued from page 11 Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus LIVE! acclaimed album that was made into a BET D.C., Next to Normal debuted on Broadway departure, as the two enjoyed immediate Jr. recorded a collection of love songs written book has become one of the most recogniz- Jan. 9th | 7:00pm success with the release of the #1 hit “You by some of the most prolific songwriters of able titles in the world. The show, however, Jan. 10th | 4:00pm & 7:00pm Jazz television special of the same name. On in April of 2009. That year, the musical was Don’t Have to be a Star (To Be in My Show),” the 1960s and 70s. The album explores the is more than just the book. Men are radio and television, Tito has appeared on the nominated for eleven Tony Awards, eventu- which earned them a Grammy award for Best ups and downs of their own relationship as a from Mars, Women are from Venus NPR tribute The Apollo at 70: A Hot Night in ally winning awards for Best Original Score, engaging way. Rather than using R&B Vocal Performance by a Duo/Group. married couple, a theme that appears in many LIVE! fuses references from the Harlem as well as on the ABC soap opera One Best Orchestration, and Best Performance by traditional pre-fabricated Since then, Billy Davis, Jr. and Marilyn Mc- of their recordings and live performances. original source material with Life to Live, playing alongside his big band. a Leading Actress. Next to Normal also won instruments, the cast of Coo have performed across the world for a Drawing upon their personal combination of Peter Storey’s own unique Tito Puente, Jr. has also performed in a num- the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, becoming the Vocal Trash demonstrate variety of audiences, including most notably faith, love, and patience, McCoo and Davis stand-up routine. In the ber of symphonies across the United States, eighth musical in history to receive the honor. their musical skills on Pope John Paul II and a number of U.S. try to impart a little bit of wisdom unto their starring, and only role, including the Dallas, San Antonio, and South Since its run on Broadway, the production has everyday, found objects, presidents. audience with every performance they give is Peter Storey, an alum Bend symphonies. spread across the globe, premiering in Peru, including washboards As solo entertainers, Marilyn McCoo and through the medium of song. Marilyn Mc- of the New Harmony Tito Puente, Jr.’s latest release entitled Got Germany, Israel, and many more countries. and trashcan drums. Billy Davis, Jr. have also enjoyed great suc- Coo and Billy Davis, Jr.’s performance at The Project and an ac- Mambo? marks a new turning point in his mu- The award-winning show deals tenderly Each and every perfor- cess. In the 1980s, Marilyn McCoo hosted the Lyric Theatre this season celebrates over 40 complished actor with sic career. Featuring guest artists Bobby Cruz with critical contemporary issues from modern mance of Vocal Trash popular television music series, Solid Gold, years in the entertainment industry, featuring recurring roles on The and Hansel & Raul, Got Mambo? is a perfect psychiatric practices to living life in suburbia. is a new experience, as and recently, the award-winning recording some of the biggest R&B, pop, and soul hits Tonight Show and NPR. mixture of both old-school mambo and inno- Next to Normal follows the story of a suburban they experiment with artist appeared in the Broadway production of the last half century. Covering everything vative salsa compositions. The album has been mother, Diane Goodman, as she comes to sound and rhythm on of the musical Show Boat in the role of Julie. from dating and marriage, praised by tropical and Latin Jazz critics as a terms with her own bipolar disorder and about unique, self-constructed Like his wife and recording partner, Billy Da- to the bedroom, Men are career-changing release, elevating Tito to a a family trying to take care of themselves and musical instruments. In vis, Jr. has also thrived on the stage, starring from Mars, Women are from whole new artistic level. Tito will be perform- each other amid the humor and turmoil of addition to their instrumental in the hit musical Blues in the Night, as well You can’t live with ‘em. You can’t live with- Venus LIVE! originally opened ing songs from Got Mambo? and many more mental illness. Karin Leone, most recently seen innovation, the ensemble incorpo- as performing in a regional production of out ‘em. And you certainly can’t live without in Paris in 2007 to wide critical this January for a night of hip-shaking fun. as Ms. Adelaide in The Lyric’s Guys & Dolls rates thrilling break dancing choreog- Dream Girls. Davis also released an album in seeing this hilarious one-man show based on acclaim. Seen by over one million people in Concert, will reprise her role as tortured raphy as well as professional vocal arrange- the 1980s entitled Let Me Have a Dream, a re- the best-selling book by John Gray: throughout Europe, the show finally debuted mother Diana Goodman as seen in Next to ments to create a show unlike any other. ligious recording completed in collaboration Men are from Mars, in the U.S. for the first time in 2013. The Normal at The Lyric in 2013. Under Jared with Reverend James Women are from Venus U.S. production is brilliantly directed by Don’t miss one of the most powerful Walker’s provocative direction, Next to Normal Cleveland. Broadway veteran Mindy Cooper, whose past musicals of the last decade, Next to is “much more than a feel-good musical. It is a (January 9th, 2015: 7:00pm & In their LIVE! shows include Beauty and the Beast, Chicago, rd feel-everything musical.” - The New York Times th For a show that will be sure to warm you up (January 23 , 2015: 7:00pm newest January10 , 2015: 4:00pm & 7:00pm). Writ- and Titanic. Since its debut in Raleigh, the Normal & January 24th, 2015: 4:00pm & 7:00pm) CD, The ten by the award-winning playwright Eric show has swept the nation, titillating audi- this winter, don’t miss Tito Puente, at The Lyric Theatre this January. Next to continued on page 20 Many Faces Coble, Men are from Mars, Women are from ences across the country with its insightful Jr. “A Walk in My Normal, a “brave and breathtaking musical” of Love, Venus LIVE! is filled with sage wisdom and take on love and relationships. th Father’s Shoes” (January 17 , according to The New York Times and a show Next to Normal Marilyn quirky advice on how to navigate relation- Jan. 23rd | 7:00pm 2015: 7:00pm). The son of the American salsa th ships in the 21st century. The show debuted in that “pushes Broadway in new directions” Jan. 24 | 4:00pm & 7:00pm McCoo and and Latin jazz legend Tito Puente, Tito Pu- the U.S. in 2007, starring the brilliant actor says Rolling Stone, is a gripping and honest Billy Davis, ente, Jr. is determined to continue his father’s and comedian Peter Storey, who has appeared portrayal of one suburban household grap- Following this, The Lyric presents the legacy of bringing joy to audiences worldwide on a number of television series including pling with mental illness. This winner of wildly talented percussion group through joyful and uplifting music. Never for- CSI, Without a Trace, and Ugly Betty. Vocal three Tony Awards, including Best Musi- th getting his salsa and jazz roots, Tito Puente, The inspiration for the show, Trash (January 15 , 2015: 7:00pm). cal Score and the Pulitzer Prize, was also Jr. still maintains a sound all his own, bringing John Gray’s eponymous New With the vocal harmonies of Glee and the chosen as “one of the year’s ten best shows” a modern Latin sound to traditional mambo York Times best-seller, creative rhythms of Stomp, Vocal Trash pres- by critics around the country, including The and salsa. Just like his father, Tito Puente, Jr. sold over 50 ents a unique musical experience incorpo- Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, Roll- is best experienced live, so don’t miss Tito’s million rating singing, industrial-style drumming, ing Stone and The New York Times. This intimate performance on The Lyric stage this copies comedy, and award-winning break dancing. emotional powerhouse musical is set to a January. world- Led by child star Kelsey Rae, Vocal Trash is an thrilling contemporary rock score, with Harnessing his father’s legendary energy wide and environmentally-conscious production with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and and style, Tito Puente, Jr. has performed in has been urban flair. From New York to Beijing, Vocal music by Tom Kitt. venues across the country, from symphony translated Trash has brought audiences to their feet with Next to Normal got its start Off- halls to jazz festivals. Over the past five years, into over 40 energetic performances of pop hits including Broadway in 2008, where it was met Tito has played over 300 shows, impressing languages. The “I Gotta Feelin” and “Footloose.” with great reviews, winning the Outer By presenting environmental issues in an audiences with his vibrant and innovative Critics’ Circle Award for Outstand- Tito Puente, Jr. “A Walk in My Father’s Shoes” urban setting, Vocal Trash explores criti- Latin jazz compositions. In 2004, Tito Puente, ing Score. After a brief stint playing Jan. 17th | 7:00pm cal contemporary topics in a refreshing and Jr. released In My Father’s Shoes, a critically at the Arena Stage in Washington,

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Folk music lovers, be sure to mark your Guthrie quickly developed his own style, After his initial success, Arlo Guthrie recording artist. The international classical Chicago, Detroit, Nashville, and Richmond a year on NPR, the Capitol Steps comedy calendars, because the legendary Arlo Guth- bridging generations of folk music to bring continued to develop his reputation as the sensation plays on one of the rarest and most symphonies. In 2012, she co-commissioned special brings a much-needed sense of humor rie is coming to The Lyric Theatre for the folk to a 1960s audience. Guthrie recorded voice of a new generation of folk musi- exquisitely crafted violins in existence, “the a concerto with the Pittsburgh Symphony, to the absurdity of American politics. Since much-anticipated Alice’s arguably his most famous song in 1967, “Al- cians. Guthrie performed at Woodstock in Ex-Viextemps” Guarneri del Gesu violin, which she premiered alongside with conduc- their formation in 1981 by a group of Senate th ice’s Restaurant Massacree,” at the tender age 1969, where he showcased his famous release valued at over $16,000,000. Named one of tor Leonard Slatkin. staffers, Capitol Steps has covered everything Restaurant 50 of 19. A spoken monologue set to guitar, the “Coming into Los Angeles,” which was also the top stories of 2010 on Countdown with Anne Akiko Meyers’ experience extends from domestic political scandals to Putin Anniversary Tour (January song documents an incident included on the platinum-selling Woodstock Keith Olbermann, Anne Akiko Meyers’ reputa- beyond symphonic performances. The tal- impressions. Capitol Steps explores the daily th th 26 and 27 , 2015: 7:00pm). Commemorat- in Guthrie’s life in which album and film. Arlo Guthrie’s beloved song tion as one of classical music’s brightest ented violinist has collaborated with major headlines, creating song parodies and skits ing the 1967 song that shot him into the young activist was “Massachusetts,” which celebrates the state stars is only growing. Her performance at recording artists, including Chris Botti, that will leave you in stitches. stardom, singer-songwriter and folk able to avoid the in which the artist lived for most of his life, The Lyric Theatre this season will feature an Wynton Marsalis, and Ryuchi Sakamoto. She In 1981, when a small group of Senate legend Arlo Guthrie will perform Vietnam War draft became Massachusetts’s official state folk intoxicating arrangement of works by some has appeared twice on The Tonight Show and staff members put together a collection of “Alice’s Restaurant” in its entirety for by committing the song in 1981. In 1983, Guthrie became an of the world’s greatest composers, including has performed the National Anthem in front song parodies for an upcoming Christmas the first time in over a decade. Alice’s minor crime of independent artist, establishing the record Mozart, Ennio Morricone, and Arvo Pärt. of 42,000 fans at the Safeco field in Seattle, party, no one imagined that it would become th Restaurant 50 Anniversary Tour will littering. The 1967 label Rising Son Records, one of the first Born in San Diego, California, Mey- Washington. Her most recent 2013-2014 one of the country’s most celebrated comedy feature the eighteen minute-long album enjoyed wide indie labels ever created. Since its inception, ers picked up the violin at a very early age, tour took her across the world, from North specials. Following its immediate success on anti-war anthem and Thanksgiving popular and critical Rising Son Records has released over twenty beginning her studies with Shirley Helmick America to Asia. This past year, Anne Akiko the Hill, the staffers decided to take their favorite as well as a number of other success, becoming of Guthrie’s recordings. Aside from his pro- in Southern California. A gifted young musi- Meyers released the album The Four Seasons: routine on tour, and now, over thirty years Guthrie classics, from “Massachusetts” a platinum-selling lific music career, Arlo Guthrie has appeared cian, Meyers performed with the New York The Vivaldi Album, which features the Vivaldi later, Capitol Steps is more successful than to the Woodstock hit “Coming into Los album and eventu- in television and film roles, including recur- Philharmonic at the age of 12. Anne Akiko Triple Concerto on which Meyers performs ever, bringing laughs to audiences across the Angeles.” ally being made into a ring roles in the television series The Byrds Meyers continued her musical studies with all three parts. Anne Akiko Meyers now lives United States. Although the original staff Born on Coney Island in 1947, Arlo feature-length motion of Paradise and Relativity. Guthrie is also an Josef Gingold at Indiana University and later in Austin, Texas and sits on the advisory members/comedians are no longer part of Guthrie was raised by his mother, picture in 1969. accomplished photographer and the author studied under Dorothy DeLay, Felix Galimir, board of the Young Concert Artists organi- the line-up, the group’s wit and biting com- a professional dancer, and his of three childrens books. and Masao Kawasaki at Juilliard in New York zation based in New York City. mentary lives on today. Expanding beyond father, the famous folk For the five decades since “Alice’s Restau- City. By the time she was eighteen, Meyers the stage, Capitol Steps has taken their routine musician and political rant” was released in 1967, Arlo Guthrie has had recorded her first album with the Abbey to the radio, performing the show Politics activist Woody embarked on an anniversary tour every ten Road Studios record label, which featured the Takes a Holiday four times a year on National Guthrie. As a years. This latest tour, beginning in January Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. When she For some much-needed post-election Public Radio. child, Arlo was th of 2015, marks the 50 anniversary, and fifth was 23, Meyers received the coveted Avery political humor, check out Capitol Since 1981, Capitol Steps has recorded over inspired by many anniversary tour, since the song’s release. Fisher Career Grant for her outstanding 30 albums, which includes their most recent (January 30th, 2015: 6:00pm & of his father’s Due to the excessive length of “Alice’s Res- achievements in classical music. Throughout Steps recording How to Succeed in Congress Without 8:30pm). Featured prominently four times fellow folk art- taurant,” the anniversary tour performances her career, Meyers has performed with the Really Lying. Today, the traveling comedy ists and friends, are the only times when Guthrie performs the troupe features 30 members who have worked including Lee song in full to a live audience. Once the two- in a combined eighteen Congressional offices Hays, Ronnie year tour is over, the song is again removed Capitol Steps and have over 62 years of collective House Jan. 30th I 6:00pm & 8:30pm Gilbert, and from the performance roster. As Guthrie and Senate experience. Their performance at Pete Seeger. jokes, “I’ll do it again for the 60th anniver- The Lyric Theatre this season will cover the Well acquaint- sary, or I’ll be dead. Whichever comes first.” hottest and strangest topics in the news, from ed with the The once-in-a-decade opportunity to see voting fraud to filibusters. Partial proceeds development Arlo Guthrie’s live performance of “Alice’s benefit Volunteers in Medicine. of folk music Restaurant” is coming to The Lyric Theatre in the early to this January. mid-twentieth century, Arlo You may have heard doo wop, but never like this. This February, The Lyric is excited Up next is a concert violinist that has to present The Doo Wop taken the classical music world by storm: Project (February 2nd, 2015: 7:00pm). Anne Akiko Meyers Jan. 29th I 7:00pm Anne Akiko Meyers Starring cast members of the Broadway hit th (January 29 , 2015: 7:00pm). Touted as one musical Jersey Boys, The Doo Wop Project of the world’s premier concert violinists, explores the vibrant history of the doo wop Anne Akiko Meyers is world-renown for her brilliance as an orchestral soloist and continued on page 32

1987 MARCH 18, 1988 from marquee improvements, exterior 1996 2004-2005 NOVEMBER 11, 2014 With talk of razing Friends of the Lyric entered into a painting, new roofi ng and air-conditioning New seating installed in the orchestra section The expansion of the Lyric was New Orchestra Seating, New Entrances, the theater, Friends contract with the New Life in Christ systems, ADA compliance alterations, box and administrative offi ces constructed commenced and completed, enlarging the Renovated Lobby, Sound and Lighting of the Lyric, a Church and purchased theater offi ce construction, and remodeling of the stage by 14 feet and equipping The Lyric Improvements group of concerned restrooms and dressing room 2001 with a backstage with fl ex- dressing area, citizens, 1993-1995 The Balcony of the theater was remodeled a restroom, and offi ce/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 2002 renovation to offer a quaint comfortable structure Lyric Theatre underwent much National Register of Historic Places refurbishment of the lobby and restrooms Lighting and Sound Equipment upgraded room with a shower and restroom. needed repair 20 JANUARY 6th JANUARY 7th JANUARY 9th & 10th JANUARY 15th JANUARY 17th

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22 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Office at 772-286-7827 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 23 2014-15 Volunteers bartenders Judy Cialone Barbara Connell Kathy Grant Maribeth Konz Bea Radliff Polly Chrisholm Leslie Cuatt Kevin Grant Diane Meislohn Barbara Thommes Ron Colangelo Jim Egan Allison Griffi n Bertha Perez Pat Westbrook Reva Zemke ushers Pamela Alverson Aleta Crabtree Maureen Gallagher Sally Jackson Mary Moody Norma Rumbaugh Mary Pat Anderson Nancy Cunningham Mary Ann Galletta Ronald Jacobstein Virginia Moore Sue Ann Saleeby Frank Anfuso Dorothy DeFino Jean Garneau Tammy Klein Ronald Nelson Pete Seif Barbara Assalone Jean DeFrancis Mary Helen Garner Gayle Kochan John O’Dea Marilyn Sihler Jean Aukerman Kendra Deltano Joan Gross Kathy Koivula Pat Pendergast Kay Snelson Michael Bennett Bobbie Demers Howard Hall Edna Kulla Carole Power Marion Stahle Rita Borucki Linnea Desmond Maureen Hanahan Mary Lamalie Keith Quintavalle Gladys Stevenson Camille Bowers Sheila Dixon Betty Hanneman Rusty Landgren Frances Rago Marilyn Summers Tom Britton Joan Elliot Barbara Hatfi eld Pat Lawler Joyce Reed Martha Terrenzi Patti Brown Judy Endresen-Worthy Elaine Herman Pam MacCormack Marcy Roeder Janice Tucker Monika Bush Jerry Felton Renee Hill Patti McFadden Donna Rollins Pauline Voeller Anita Canali Bobbie Forman Helen Hilly Joanne McNeill Claire Ronan Chris Wright Corky Clark Dana Forman Linda Hirvonen Pauline McHugh Rita Rooker Janice Wright Joan Clark Ranelle Furniss Ruth Holman Phil McHugh Eileen Rublowsky Janet Lynn Cooley Susan Fusco Susan Indilicato Paul Minicozzi Stanley Rublowsky

These volunteers, as well as a cast of hundreds who are too numerous to mention here, provide invaluable assistance throughout the season. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact [email protected]

The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profi t organization www.LyricTheatre.com 25 David & Cynthia Collier Mrs. Nina Griswold Brian & Karen Lavan George & Rigmor Olesen Commissioner Doug Smith Bill & Joan Collins Marilyn Grossman Ruth Lawrence Al & Pat Olofsson Ellen & Joseph Smith Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Comfort Anthony Gunn Robert & Linda Lecky Clifton & Barbara Olson Joan C. Smith 2014-15 Contributors Dorothy Conant Delph Gustitus Jean E. Lee Grant & Cindy Osborne Joan & Reed Smith John Connell Rita Guzenski Karen Lee Tony & Rose Oteri Robert W.D. Snyder Thank you to all those generous contributors who have donated $100 or more to The Lyric Theatre as of September 1, 2014. If we Janet Coppoletta John & Kathryn Haines Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lee Jr. Alice Owen Deena & Daniel Sokoloff Joseph & Nicki Costella Christopher Hallberg Mr. & Mrs. Karl Lehtola Robert & Inge Owens Duane G. Sonneborne Jr. have inadvertently overlooked your name in this listing, please accept our sincere apology and notify our Development Director Gary & Jan Coton Patricia Hamblin Joseph & Wilida Leinbach Terry Owens Jim Sopko Mr. & Mrs. Noel Couture Tom & Sally Hamby Joann Leone Ken & Janet Ozier Nancy Spector at 772.220.1942, extension 209. Charlotte Cox Rev. Allardyce A. Hamill Perry Lesher Joseph & Margaret Palella Joyce Stalhut Lori Coyle Bill & Jo Hamilton Robert Levin Dr. & Mrs. Andrew K. Palmer Patrick & Lisa Standing Mark Crosby Edith & Herb Hanke Arthur Levitt Marjorie Parmenter Richard Starita The following donors have generously committed to providing Robert Crowder Ron & Lyn Hanlon Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Levy Paul & Jean Pascarelli Naomi Stark Mr. & Mrs. Louis Cucci Tissa Harrah Stephen & Linda Lewen Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Pasquale Mrs. Lou Stern sustained support of The Lyric over a fi ve-year period as part of Marie Culbreth Suzanne Harrington Nancy Lindsay Guy Passmore George & Betsy Stewart Paul & Linda Daly Phylis Harrison Donna Linton Elliot & Sheryl Paul James C. Stewart the Director’s Circle program: Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D’Andea Pat Hatch Barbara Lisman Elliot Paul & Company Susan & Frank Stifelman Director’s Circle Stephen Davenport Mary Jane Heimann Jim & Molly Little Elaine Pearson Barbara Stoner Butch & Jan Bayley Jean Friend Ed & Jacqui Lippisch Ms. Jacquelyne Schuman Dr. Megan Davis Mr. & Mrs. James Henderson Rosemary C. Lizars Claudette A. 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Overfi eld Dr. & Mrs. Charles Berwitz 26 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Offi ce at 772-286-7827 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-profi t organization www.LyricTheatre.com 27 Theatre Box Offi ce and General Information

Hours can only be redeemed by the person(s) for whom they Fire Notice Regular Box Offi ce hours are Monday thru Saturday are purchased. They are non-refundable and cannot be In case of fi re, 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. Recycling isn’t just a good thing, it’s a growing thing. As North America’s largest residential recycler, • In person at the Box Offi ce a fee of $35 will apply. • By phone at 772-286-7827 Beverage Service we managed nearly 14 million tons of recycled commodities in 2012 – and more than 775,000 tons • Online 24/7 at www.lyrictheatre.com Box Offi ce A full service cash bar is available in the lobby at most in Florida alone. • By mail to: Lyric Theatre, Located outside the entrance to The Lyric on Flagler events. 59 SW Flagler Ave., Stuart, FL 34994 Avenue. We accept American Express, Visa, Discover Together, let’s continue to recycle often … and recycle right. Attn: Box Offi ce and MasterCard for phone and online reservations; Restrooms Please be advised that a $3.00 restoration fee is added checks, cash and credit cards at the window. All Located to the left and right of the theatre entrance in to all ticket prices. This supports the preservation and reserved tickets are available from time of purchase up the lobby. restoration of our historic facility. The Lyric Theatre is to one hour before the performance, when they may be RECYCLE OFTEN: listed on the National Register of Historic Places. picked up at our Will Call Booth in the center of the lobby. Lost and Found Contact the Box Offi ce at 772-286-7827. Will Call Photography/Recording Prepaid tickets are available beginning one hour prior to The use of any audio or visual recording device is strictly Group Sales & each performance at the Box Offi ce in the lobby. prohibited. Patrons may be asked to leave the Theater. Corporate Discounts Discounts are available for groups and corporations of Paid tickets can also be picked up in advance at any time Cell Phones/Pagers all sizes. Please contact the Box Offi ce at 772-286-7827 the Box Offi ce is open, or they can be mailed to you upon Please turn off or put personal communication devices or LyricBoxOffi [email protected] for more details. your request if there is ample time to do so prior to the on silent mode prior to entering the Theater. performance date. Customer Service Patrons with Disabilities If you have a suggestion or problem, please contact the Gift Certifi cates Special seating arrangements must be made with the Assistant Executive Director at 772-220-1942, ext. 207. Gift certifi cates can be purchased in any denomination Box Offi ce at the time you purchase tickets, based on and are good for any performance held at The Lyric availability. Inner lobby restrooms are accessible. Theater Etiquette Theatre. They are valid for one year from the date of As a courtesy to the performers and other audience Plastic Bottles & Jugs Glass Bottles & Jars the purchase. Gift certifi cates are not transferable, and Latecomers members, please do not leave your seat until the end of Performances begin at the advertised time. Please allow the act. If for some reason you must leave, please wait proper time for parking and collection of tickets. Latecomers for a pause in the program. 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 Paper Metal Cans 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 Brown paper bags, office and school paper, Steel, tin & aluminum soda, 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 newspaper, magazines and chipboard vegetable, fruit & tuna cans 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 (cereal and cracker boxes) 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 Offi ce at the time RECYCLE RIGHT: 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

13 11 9 7 531 A 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 A 2468 10 12 14 15 13 11 9 7 531 B 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 B 2468 10 12 14 16 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 531 C 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 C 2468 10 12 14 16 18 20 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 531 D 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 D 2468 10 12 14 16 18 20 31 E 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 E 24 31 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 24 F F Do not include: plastic bags, plastic wrap, hoses, toys, plastic cups or plates, food contaminated paper plates, pizza boxes, cups, napkins, paper towels or tissues, polystyrene 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 531 114 113 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 G cups and food trays, needles or medical waste 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 531 114 113 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 H ELEVATOR 126 125 124 123 122 121 120 119 118 117 116 115 114 113 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 J For more information on recycling right, call us at 800 824 8472. 28 For tickets and information, call The Lyric TheatreUPPER Box OffiBALCONY ce at 772-286-7827DISABLED or visit wwwPATRONS:.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change. The Friends of the Lyric, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profi t organization www.LyricTheatre.com 29 Special seating arrangements can be made with the Box Office LOWER BALCONY at the time you purchase tickets, based on availability. ORCHESTRA WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE When you support The Lyric – by becoming a member, buying a sidewalk star, e future of Stuart’s joining the Director’s Circle or even sponsoring a show – you play a key role in bringing Historic Showplace a diverse and exciting slate of world-renowned artists to the Treasure Coast. Your is brighter than ever contribution is vital to underwriting The Lyric’s daily operations and keeping ticket prices 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 success is . . .YOU! BECOME A MEMBER BE A SIDEWALK “STAR” Becoming a Lyric member is easy and affordable Some of our brightest stars have provided $1,000 in - and it offers big benefi ts too! For as little as $35, underwriting to support the restoration fund for Stuart’s Historic you can enjoy advance notice of upcoming events Showplace. You’ll fi nd these “stars” right under your feet as you 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 offer even more privileges. entrance with an inscription of your choice. SPONSOR A SHOW BE A DIRECTOR Individuals and businesses can literally get their names in Should you wish to provide ongoing fi nancial lights when they sponsor a Lyric performance! As a show support to the Theatre over a fi ve-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 help to introduce the artist and receive recognition for your recognized through a prominent listing on the sponsorship. Opportunities may also exist for a private “meet Donor Wall in the Theatre lobby as well as a and greet” with the performers after the show. Sponsorships listing in the Lyric magazine. You’ll also receive are an ideal way to entertain your clients or friends while invitations to special events and personalized providing favorable exposure for your business. concierge service at the box offi ce.

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style from its origins, with classic songs by in the entertainment industry both on and an all-star cast, including Saar himself, who blending European and American styles of the Crests and the Belmonts, to its contempo- off the stage, creating a wonderful night of starred as Raoul in the San Francisco produc- dance, Breakthrough will be performed for the rary variants, including music by Jason Mraz, singing and storytelling. tion of Phantom of the Opera. Saar also played first time on the world stage by the talented Amy Winehouse, and Michael Jackson. Fea- The Doo Wop Project is a night dedicated Marius in the Broadway production of Les Ailey II dance troupe. Hissy Fits, created by turing some of Broadway’s most promising to doo wop and its legacy, highlighting some Miserables, later featured as one of the soloists former Ailey star Dwight Rhoden, investigates young singers, The Doo Wop Project reimag- of the most popular contemporary doo wop on the international cast album. On televi- the complicated nature of human relationships, ines the doo wop of yesteryear while putting inspired hits, while still honoring its classic sion, Saar has appeared on General Hospital, set to the music of J.S. Bach. Ailey II pushes a nostalgic twist on today’s pop hits. roots. Bridging generations of music, The Good Morning America, and The Tonight Show boundaries with every performance, inspired Conceived backstage at the famous August Doo Wop Project brings one of the most with Johnny Carson. by the vision of Alvin Ailey, the former chore- Wilson Theatre, The Doo Wop Project features durable and underrated American musical Broadway SHOWSTOPPERS! star Diane ographer and activist who is credited in part many of the current and former stars of genres back to the forefront, inspiring listen- Ketchie made her Broadway debut in Phan- with revolutionizing and popularizing modern some of Broadway’s most popular musicals, ers, young and old. This season at The Lyric tom of the Opera. An accomplished concert dance. Partial Proceeds benefit The St. Paul including Motown: The Musical, Beautiful, and Theatre, hear some of your favorite hits from pianist as well as a singer, Ketchie showcased African Methodist Episcopal Church. Jersey Boys. The young and talented cast Smokey Robinson, Jason Mraz, The Beach her talents in the off-Broadway production cover a wide range of rock and Boys, and many more. of Orpheus in Love at the Circle Repertory The Time Jumpers featuring Vince Gill, Dawn Sears, pop pieces, from classi- Theatre. Joan Ryan is no novice in the theatre Kenny Sears and “Ranger Doug” Green cal doo industry either, having starred in the original Feb. 5th | 7:00pm For opera with a twist, don’t miss La wop Los Angeles production of Ruthless! and Diva Tenors (February 14th, 2015: songs of Up next is recently named the Top Female Cabaret Art- tar), Vince Gill (vocals, electric and acoustic winter when (February 9th & 7:00pm). Unique for their blending of pop the 1950s and ist of 2013 by Broadway World. In addition guitars), “Ranger Doug” Green (vocals, Ailey II Best of Broadway 10th, 2015: 7:00pm) comes to town. Taking hits, Broadway tunes, and classical opera, La 60s, such as Thurston to her extensive Broadway experience, Ryan acoustic rhythm guitar), Andy Reiss (elec- inspiration from the master of movement Diva Tenors are a four-person vocal ensemble, Harris’ “Little Bitty Pretty presents “Broadway is beloved by television audiences around the tric guitar), Dawn Sears (vocals), Kenny himself, Alvin Ailey, the Ailey II dance com- featuring the professionally trained voices One” and The Skyliner’s SHOWSTOPPERS!” world for her roles in such shows as Saved by Sears (vocals, fiddle), Joe Spivey (fiddle, vo- rd th pany strives to create community through of three powerful tenors and one beautiful “Since I Don’t Have You,” to (February 3 , 2015: 7:00pm & February 4 , the Bell and The Young and the Restless. Famous cals), Jeff Taylor (accordion, piano) and Billy dance. Celebrated as one of the most popular soprano. La Diva Tenors have collaborated more contemporary radio hits, 2015: 4:00pm & 7:00pm). Embark on an emo- for his roles in major motion pictures such as Thomas (drums, vocals). dance companies in the country, Ailey II rep- with some of the most respected artists in including Michael Jack- tional tour through the history of Broadway Risky Business and Power with Richard Gere, Initially designed as a part-time hobby, The resents the next generation of performative the business, such as Luciano Pavarotti and son’s “The Way You with the Best of Broadway presents Broadway Scott Harlan began his career on the Broad- Time Jumpers were established in Nashville in dance through their synthesis of traditional Placido Domingo. Make Me Feel” and SHOWSTOPPERS!, including selections way stage, performing in the world premiere 1998, comprised of a few country music vet- and contemporary choreography. In their lat- La Diva Tenor’s Antonio Buonauro began Amy Winehouse’s from The Producers, Chicago, Phantom of the of From the Top with Carol Burnett. Harlan erans. Their extensive experience and youth- est world tour, Ailey II will be premiering two his vocal studies as a young boy growing critically acclaimed Opera, and many more. Starring Broadway has also starred in the national company ful energy quickly brought them a group of brand new ballets in their already expansive up in Europe. Buonauro later completed cover of “Valerie.” veterans Diane Ketchie, Raymond Saar, Joan of Rocky Horror Show, as well as in the new devoted fans in the Nashville area, eventually repertoire. Experience the unique vision and his training in the United States, attending Throughout the Ryan, and Scott Harlan, Broadway SHOW- musical production, Radio Gals. expanding across the country. Their reputa- expression of the human body this February the formidable Juilliard School and Mannes night, the perform- STOPPERS! explores some of Broadway’s tion spread, and soon major recording artists at The Lyric. Partial proceeds of the Ailey II School of Music. The European tenor de- ers tell some of largest productions and brightest stars. From would stop by the Station Inn to play along- performance this February will benefit the St. buted with the New York Grand Opera, per- their most memorable the creators of A Gershwin Celebra- side the eleven member ensemble, including Paul African Methodist Church. forming in Puccini’s Trittico, which received experiences working tion and Hooray for Hollywood Take the time out of your busy schedule Kings of Leon, Norah Jones and Robert Under the direction of Troy Powell, stellar reviews from major critics including comes Broadway SHOW- Plant. Although the lineup has changed this February to see The Time the innovative dance troupe, Ailey II, have the New York Times. Since his debut, Antonio STOPPERS!, an evening of over the years, The Time Jumpers have stayed honed their craft, bringing genre-defying Buonauro has starred in a number of operatic magical Broadway classics Jumpers featuring devoted to providing quality swing music to and boundary-changing performances to productions, including La Boheme, Rigoletto, from Andrew Lloyd Webber Vince Gill, Dawn audiences around the United States. audiences across the United States. Since its and La Traviata. to Rodgers and Hammerstein. Their live album, Jumpin’ Time, released in Sears, Kenny Sears inception in 1974, Ailey II has attracted some Tenor Thomas Bethman began his career Conceived and directed by Raymond Saar, 2007, earned The Time Jumpers two Grammy of the nation’s brightest up-and-coming on stage, performing as a child singer in com- Broadway SHOWSTOPPERS! is and “Ranger Doug” nominations and a major segment on the th dancers of all backgrounds, establishing munity and regional theaters across the U.S., the latest Green (February 5 , 2015: 7:00pm). NPR radio show All Things Considered. The itself as one of the foremost dance compa- Asia, and Europe. He began his formal opera production From their start at the intimate Station Inn Time Jumpers’ success is due in part to their nies in North America. This season, Ailey II training at The Eastman School of Music, in the Best in downtown Nashville to the main stage versatility. The swing group makes an effort introduces seven new dancers to their troupe, later continuing his studies at the Juilliard of Broadway at Carnegie Hall, The Time Jumpers have to write songs that cover all facets of the making this a fresh and exciting time for the School. Since he began singing, Bethman has series. Pre- swept the nation with their boot-stomping, human experience, from love, to mourning, to innovative dance company. performed in 44 countries, an incredible feat vious Best heel-clicking Western style swing music. light-hearted shenanigans. The Time Jumpers’ The company’s current repertory, which for any musician. Over his career, Thomas of Broadway Featuring eleven members, including the latest self-titled album marks their first studio is constantly being updated and reimagined, Bethman has worked with a range of impres- produc- 20-time Grammy-winning artist Vince Gill, project and indicates a new period in the Ailey II includes over 15 different choreographed per- sive conductors, including David Gilbert, Feb. 9th & 10th tions include The Time Jumpers are a group of top-dollar group’s artistic career. The Time Jumpers’ re- 7:00pm formances. Ailey II’s choreography is designed Roland Fiore, and Alphonse Stephenson. The Best of studio musicians looking to have a great time. cent success and growing fan base has made it by some of the most visionary choreographers James Gafgen debuted in the New York Andrew Lloyd The versatile swing ensemble has toured impossible for the group to stay in the smaller working today, including Amy Hall Garner, production of The Marriage of Figaro as Webber and with some of the most successful country Station Inn, and so the group has moved to Robert Battle, Jennifer Archibald, and Adam Don Basilio. He completed ten years of vo- Hooray for Hol- artists in recent memory, from Bonnie Raitt the larger 3rd and Lindsley nightclub near Baruch, among others. For their 2014-2015 cal training with the legendary vocal coach lywood. Saar’s to Jimmy Buffett. The Time Jumpers includes downtown Nashville. Louise Caselotti, who famously taught the celebration of 11 members, each a master of his (and, in one tour, director Troy Powell has commissioned American-Greek soprano Maria Callas. Since Broadway’s case, her) instrument. Alphabetically—which two new ballets, Breakthrough and Hissy Fits, to his opera debut, Gafgen has performed for most memo- is the only diplomatic way to present such be added to the company’s ever-expanding col- lection. Dancer and choreographer Manuel Vi- four Governors, including Jim Florio and rable musicals is a phalanx of evenly matched talent—they Be sure not to miss one of the most in- gnoulle’s Breakthrough explores a world where Arnold Schwarzenegger. James Gafgen also performed by are Dennis Crouch (upright bass), Larry novative dance companies in America this Franklin (fiddle), Paul Franklin (steel gui- connection seems impossible. 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Ham- Last, but certainly not least, is La Diva nouncer on the The Tonight Show. A natural mond, inspired by the music of Chuck Berry Tenor’s soprano and resident diva, Donna with words, Regis Philbin got his own talk and Robert Johnson, quickly taught himself Buonauro. Naturally gifted with a powerful show The Regis Philbin Show in San Diego, the guitar and continued his lessons through voice, Donna Buonauro began performing California, and later experienced his first ma- high school and college. By the 1960s, John at a young age, traveling across the country jor national exposure as Joey Bishop’s partner Hammond was touring nationally and record- from New York to California. The talented on the 1967 show The Joey Bishop Show. The ing with a number of famous electric blues soprano has extensive experience on the rest is history, as Regis Philbin became the musicians in the New York area, including stage, both in an orchestral and Broadway most sought after host in the industry. Most Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix. In fact, John context. Donna performed a beautiful rendi- recently, Regis has co-hosted the wildly popu- Hammond has been credited with giving tion of “God Bless America” at Carnegie Hall lar talk show Live! with Regis and Kelly. For all major recording groups such as The Band and in New York City in 2001 as a tribute to the of his time on television, Philbin has set the Jimi Hendrix wider recognition. victims of September 11th. Guinness World Record for “Most Hours on Now, over 50 years since his first album Camera” with over 16,000 hours! debut, John Hammond has released over 34 In addition to his role as a talk show host, albums and continues to tour tirelessly across Regis Philbin has also enjoyed great success North America. Hammond’s work has received Back again this year is the beloved Ameri- as a game show host for a number of televi- both popular and critical acclaim across the can entertainer and talented crooner sion series, including the long-running Who world. The blues veteran has been nominated Regis Philbin (February 15th, Wants to be a Millionaire and the first season for four Grammy awards and received the 2015: 4:00pm & 7:00pm). The recognizable of America’s Got Talent. After Dick Clark’s re- 1985 Grammy award for his performance of and beloved face of Who Wants to be a Mil- tirement in 2004, Regis replaced the legend- “Blues Explosion,” which featured Steve Ray lionaire and Live! with Regis and Kelly, Regis ary announcer’s role as host for the ABC New Vaughan, Koko Taylor, and many others. In Philbin returns to The Lyric Theatre this Year’s Eve special. 2011, Hammond was inducted into the Blues season for another night of crooner classics. Regis Philbin has a way with words, both Hall of Fame. His newest album, entitled The multi-talented entertainer covers major spoken and sung. His career as a musician Timeless, celebrates his artistic milestone of hits by some of his favorite singers, includ- and recording artist began in 1968 with the reaching 50 years in the music industry. The ing Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Perry release of his first album, It’s Time for Regis!. album was recorded live at one of John Ham- Como. Regis Philbin recreates After 36 years away from the studio, Regis mond’s favorite venues in the world, Chan’s in the magic of the big returned to record another album in 2004 Woonsocket, Rhode Island. band era with songs entitled When You’re Smiling. Thankfully for such as “Pennies us, Regis decided to continue his music career from Heaven” and this time around, performing his signature “You Make Me crooning style for sold-out audiences across Coming up next is the Serbian blues Feel So Young” the country. His 2005 Christmas album fea- guitarist Ana Popovic (February accompanied by an tured guest performances by some of Regis’ 22nd, 2015: 7:00pm). Popovic is back again and orchestra. closest friends, including Donald Trump and better than ever. Nominated for four Blues Regis Philbin has Steve Tyrell. This February, Regis will return Music Awards in the last two years, Popovic been entertaining to The Lyric Theatre for another magical is quickly taking the American music scene by since birth. night of music and song. storm with her gritty vocals and impeccable Growing blues guitar techniques. Since the debut of up in the her latest album Can You Stand the Heat, Ana Bronx, has performed over 130 shows all across the Regis Attention all blues aficionados! Up next world from Canada to Japan, amazing audi- began is John Hammond (Febru- ences with her fresh take on the blues genre. working ary 19th, 2015: 7:00pm). Grammy-nominated Born in Belgrade in 1976, Ana Popovic in the blues musician, John Hammond, arrives at started playing the guitar at the age of 15. enter- The Lyric Theatre this February for an eve- Actively encouraged by her father to embrace ning of soulful renditions of timeless blues the blues genre, Popovic impressed local art- classics. Heralded by the New York Times ists and music teachers with her innate abili- as a “blues legend with a voice like Robert ties and creativity. In 1995, Ana formed the Johnson’s,” Hammond reinterprets some R&B group Hush, which marked the young of the blues’ most venerated compositions guitarist’s first experimentation with touring with originality and intensity. His raw, live and performing. The group disbanded in 1998 performances showcase the musician’s genius when Ana went to the Netherlands to study combination of gritty vocals, slide guitar, and jazz guitar. It was in 1999, after the forma- accompanying harmonica. tion of the Ana Popovic Band, that the blues

Regis Philbin Born in New York City, John Hammond musician really began to draw international Feb. 15th felt an immediate attraction to music, and attention. By 2009, Popovic had released the 4:00pm & 7:00pm specifically the guitar, as the son of the suc- albums Still Making History and Blind for cessful record producer John H. Hammond. Love, which both reached #1 on the continued on page 39 36 For tickets and information, call The Lyric Theatre Box Offi ce at 772-286-7827 or visit www.LyricTheatre.com. All shows and times are subject to change. continued from page 36

U.S. Billboard Blues chart. ferent periods of Frank Loesser’s career into a In many ways, Savion Glover’s SoLe Sanctu- Ana Popovic’s latest album, Can You Stand single night of showtunes, duets, and ballads. ary is a continuation of Bring in ‘da Noise, the Heat, was named USA Today’s Pick-of- Performed by a talented cast of actors and Bring in ‘da Funk’s dedication to exploring the-Week and was prominently featured musicians, this Frank Loesser revue show is a the history of American blackness through on National Public Radio. Always pushing perfect opportunity to learn all there is to know dance, a topic that Glover has dedicated boundaries, Ana has continued to develop her about one of America’s most treasured compos- himself to over his entire career as a musi- skills and vision, recently announcing her lat- ers. Whether you’re a Broadway fanatic or cian. A thoughtful meditation on the dancer’s est musical project, “Ana Popovic & Mo’ Bet- novice, More of Loesser will leave you whistling personal experience with tap and on dance in ter Love,” at the 2013 New Orleans Jazz Fest. and humming your favorite tunes of the night. general, Savion Glover’s SoLe Sanctuary is set Most recently, Ana has been invited to play in in front of a somber backdrop of photos fea- the Experience Hendrix Tour of 2014, which turing the forefathers of tap. Glover dances plans to celebrate the music and legacy of the to an eclectic soundtrack, which includes New legendary guitarist. Back at The Lyric The- Returning to The Lyric Theatre this Age ethereal tracks as well as recordings of atre for a second time, Ana Popovic is sure to season is the always fabulous Savion Glover jazz great John Coltrane. bring the best that blues has to offer. in his latest, and most extensive production: Savion Glover’s SoLe (February 24th, 2015: Sanctuary And, finally, The Lyric welcomes 7:00pm). SoLe Sanctuary represents the culmi- th This February, don’t miss More of nation of Glover’s illustrious career as a tap Sarge (February 27 , 2015: 7:00pm) Loesser (February 23rd, 2015: 6:00pm dancer, choreographer, and educator. In this back to the stage for another side-splitting & 8:30pm). If you know “Baby It’s Cold career-defining performance, Savion Glover night of comedic gold. With a brand of Outside” or “Luck Be A Lady,” then you know honors the history and development of tap humor perfect for every audience, Sarge has Frank Loesser. As the musical genius behind with a rhythmic and expressive production been compared to the comedian great Don some of Broadway’s most treasured musicals described by the New York Times as a “deeper Rickles for their shared fast, improvisational including Guys and Dolls and How to Succeed exploration of the idea of a dancer as an style. Sarge has opened for some of the big- in Business Without Really Trying, the Pulitzer instrument.” gest names in show business, from The Beach Prize-winning composer has delighted audi- Often labeled as the best tap dancer alive, Boys to Wayne Newton, and has kept people ences for over 70 years with his impeccable Savion Glover learned to dance from the coming back to hear his unique blend of wit and memorable melodies. Directed by equally legendary dancer Gregory Hines. comedy, singing, and piano playing. Barry Day and starring Billy Stritch and Glover is famous for his signature dance style Sarge was born in Florida during the Klea Blackhurst, More of Loesser presents in which he gradually deconstructs tradition- 1960s to a Jewish mother and Black father, some of Frank Loesser’s lesser known works al tap dancing moves throughout his routines, but was raised by his adoptive parents in including the composer’s collaboration with Long Island, New York. During his forma- such musical legends as Hoagy Carmicheal tive years, the comedian struggled with drug Is it time to ask for help and Burton Lane. Discover the side of Frank abuse and lived a short period of time with- Loesser you never knew in this all-encom- out a home. Eventually, Sarge quit his addic- passing musical revue. tion and turned his life around, focusing his with your loved one? 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An incred- dance company called “NYOTs” or “Not Your has brought his act to audiences across the country and around the world, from a packed Our Caregivers Are Insured ible actor as well as a composer, Billy Stritch Ordinary Tappers.” Glover has appeared in is joined by actress Klea Blackhurst. Black- films such as Ta p starring Gregory Hines and crowd in Radio City Music Hall to soldiers in The Area’s Leader in Individual Eldercare hurst’s production Everything the Traffic Will Sammy Davis, Jr. and Bamboozled, directed Iraq. In his performances, Sarge incorporates Serving Jupiter & Stuart Allow, a tribute to the great Ethel Merman, by Spike Lee. Most recently, Glover choreo- song into his comedy routines, often doing was named one of the top show albums of graphed dance sequences for the Academy impressions of famous crooners includ- 2002 by Talkin’Broadway.com. 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