FLORIDA THEATRE Annual Report2019 Our mission statement

s a nonprofit organization our mission is to enhance the North Florida A community’s quality of life by providing diverse and memorable arts and entertainment experiences and by preserving a unique historic Jacksonville landmark. Letter to our Supporters

reetings Florida Theatre Supporters, The First Coast seems to like what we’re doing. Again this year, the Florida Theatre was one of the Top 10 most The Florida Theatre Performing Arts attended theatre venues up to 2,000 seats in the United Center, Inc. is the nonprofit corporation States, according to the concert industry magazine Pollstar, that has managed and programmed and was the most attended sports and entertainment the historic Florida Theatre since venue of any kind in the State of Florida up to 2,000 seats, 1987, in a public / private partnership according to the venue industry magazine VenuesNow. with the City of Jacksonville, which owns the building. As a nonprofit However, we are always striving for more, and that means corporation, we believe that we have a duty of care, not only we will always be trying new things. In the last year, one- to our historic building and the people within it on any given third of the performers on our schedule had never been day, but also to the donors, sponsors, and ticket buyers who to the Florida Theatre before. Some of them had already support the organization’s activities every week, all year played smaller venues on the First Coast, but many of them long with their philanthropic and entertainment dollars. In had never been to Jacksonville either. Our goal is to set the short, we believe in transparency, and are pleased to bring bar for arts and entertainment in our region, so that you will you this report on the Florida Theatre’s 2019 fiscal year. cheer for more.

The process of operating a viable performing arts venue It was a financially positive year, as you will see in these Tom Bolling necessarily focuses, often relentlessly, on the money. Or at pages, but more importantly it was an artistically fulfilling Chairman least our process does. After all, we are running a business. year too. We were overjoyed to share many of these However, the Florida Theatre is so much more than just a performances with you ourselves, and we look forward business, and we’d like to take a moment here to reflect on to sharing many more in the coming years, because your what that means. support sustains our efforts to take the occasional risk, and keep the Florida Theatre sustainable as well as relevant In a time when our society seems to be ever more every year. fragmented, a place like the Florida Theatre is an important secular gathering space for the whole community. We Towards that end, we want to share some quick news would go so far as to think of it as a sacred space in which about our Centennial Campaign, an effort now underway all are welcome. to prepare the theatre for its 100th anniversary in 2027. Working with the City of Jacksonville, we have identified $10 We strive every year to curate a calendar of events million of improvements needed by our historic building. that helps to pay the bills, but also, and perhaps more The City has agreed to match $1 million a year for five years importantly, touches every corner of our City and the toward those projects, and our own fundraising efforts have First Coast region. Whatever your age, race, orientation brought the total gifts, pledges and match to, as of this or affiliation, our goal is to provide you with at least one or writing, $7.6 million. We are well on our way, and with your two compelling performances each year that you will be help we hope to meet that goal. You will hear more about inspired to come downtown for, and experience the joy of that in the coming year. In the meantime, thank you for your Numa Saisselin a great live performance by a terrific artist in an authentic, support, and for a great year! President historic, and intimate setting. Lean On Me (Civic Cinema) Lewis Black Events in the year Little Feat Little Giants (Summer Movie Classics) Little River Band & Pablo Cruise 2018-2019 Live on Mars Lord of the Dance Lyle Lovett & His Large Band Martina McBride Mary Chapin Carpenter The Florida Theatre was pleased to Masters of Illusion Max Weinberg’s Jukebox promote or co-promote these performing Michael Bolton Michael W. Smith artists, ensembles and events during the Midnight Cowboy (Summer Movie Classics) One Night of Queen 2018-2019 fiscal year: Patton Oswalt Peter White, Rick Braun & Euge Groove Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular Aaron Lewis Elvis Birthday Bash starring Pink Martini Ace Ventura (Summer Movie Classics) Mike Albert & Scot Bruce Poco, Pure Prairie League & Firefall American Girl the Musical Erth’s Prehistoric Aquarium Postmodern Jukebox Amy Grant Experience Hendrix Tour starring Pulp Fiction (Summer Movie Classics) Arlo Guthrie Joe Satriani, Billy Cox, Dave Mustaine, Punch Brothers Australian Bee Gees Jonny Lang, Dweezil Zappa, Rev. Horton Heat, The Blasters, Benise - Fuego! Spirit of Spain! Eric Johnson, Doug Pinnick, Junior Brown & Big Sandy Benji Brown Chris Layton, Mato Nanji, Rhett & Link Bob Weir and Wolf Bros. Kenny Aronoff, Slide Brothers, Rippingtons Boney James Henri Brown, Kevin McCormick, Rockapella Boz Scaggs Ernie Isley & Ana Popovic Rocky Horror Picture Show Brian Regan Forrest Gump (Summer Movie Classics) Rudlph The Red Nosed Reindeer Bring It! Live Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons The Musical Brit Floyd George Lopez Rumours of Fleetwood Mac Buddy Guy Get the Led Out Sara Evans Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Ghost Sara McLachlan (Summer Movie Classics) Gov’t Mule Shawshank Redemption CHALK Happy Together Tour starring (Summer Movie Classics) Chicks with Hits starring The Turtles, Chuck Negron, Gary Sinbad Terri Clark, Pam Tillis & Suzy Boggus Puckett, The Buckinghams, The Snarky Puppy Chris Botti Classics IV & The Cowsills So You Think You Can Dance Chris D’Elia Home Free Speed (Summer Movie Classics) The Florida Theatre thanks these Chris Isaak India.Arie Steep Canyon Rangers Clay Walker Interpol Stephen Stills & Judy Collins organizations for bringing their events Cody Jinks Ira Glass Straight No Chaser Concussion (Civic Cinema) Iyanla Vanzant Symphonic Prince to the Florida Theatre during the Dave Koz Christmas Tour starring Jacksonville Dance Theatre Terry Fator Mindi Abair, Jonathan Butler Jake Shimabukuro The Gatlin Brothers 2018-2019 fiscal year: & Keiko Matsui Jamey Johnson The Italian Job (Summer Movie Classics) Dave Koz Summer Horns Tour starring Jason Bonham The Piano Guys Ballet Arts Centre, Bank of England, Bold City Church, Britney Boyd Gerald Albright, Rick Braun, Jeanne Robertson The Temptations & The Four Tops Dance Company, Callahan Dance Academy, Chets Creek Church, Kenny Lattimore & Aubrey Logan Jo Koy Tiffany Jenkins Communities in Schools Rising Stars Awards, Community First Credit Dennis DeYoung & Night Ranger Joe Jackson Tom Jones Union, Community Nutcracker, Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, D-R Media & Investments, First Coast Apartment Association, Derek Hough John Cusack and a screening of Tom Segura Disney’s DCappella High Fidelity FIS, HAVASI, Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition, Laughs for the TOTO Troops, Inc., Mark Spivak’s Institute, Mary Pauline Dance Conservatory, Drive By Truckers & Lucinda Williams Kathleen Madigan Whose Live Anyway? starring Miss Delta Teen, Moscow Ballet, Scholastic Art Awards, Simmons & Easy Rider (Summer Movie Classics) Kenny G Drew Carey, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis Associates PA, Sun Events, TEDx Jacksonville, Tennessee Theatre Eddie B Kidz Bop & Joel Murray Company, The District Church, The Stomp Down!, Theatreworks, Eddie Izzard Kirk Franklin Yacht Rock Revue Virginia Dell Dance Recital, Z Jones Productions. OCTOBER 20 Year in review TEDx Jacksonville returns to the Florida Theatre, providing a 2018-2019 platform for our city’s greatest assets: the OCTOBER 22 ideas and dreams The season of of its citizenry. This performances for year’s theme was schools presented by POP. Theatreworks begins. Over 25,000 school OCTOBER 26 children attended Florida Theatre on performances at the the Road brings Florida Theatre during the live performances 2018-2019 school year. to other venues around the First Coast region. Here, Max Weinberg’s Jukebox plays at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall.

DECEMBER 3 Former Board of Directors Chairperson Irene Lazzara and her husband Gasper hosted the annual Marquee Reception, an evening to thank the Florida Theatre’s Marquee level supporters. NOVEMBER 5-7 Pictured are Michael Porten, Irene Lazzara, Don Drummer Jason and Holly Cameron, and Gasper Lazzara. Don is Bonham and his show, the Florida Theatre Board’s Treasurer. Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening, parked themselves at the Florida Theatre for three days to rehearse and open their fall-winter tour. NOVEMBER 10 Public radio personality Ira Glass, the creator, producer and host of This American Life, greeted fans, including NOVEMBER 10 WJCT President & CEO David Comedian Kathleen Madigan greets her McGowan, before his Florida biggest fans after her show. Pictured Theatre presentation, Seven are Lolly Ekdahl, Kathleen Madigan, and Things I’ve Learned. John Ekdahl. ASSETS 2019 2018 Statements of Financial CURRENT ASSETS: Position Cash and cash equivalents $1,526,593 $658,637 2018-2019 Accounts receivable 70,325 95,217 Pledges receivable, due within one year 228,127 128,600 Inventory 32,308 19,991 Prepaid expenses 196, 952 145,816 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $2,054,305 $1,048,261

Cash and cash equivalents, restricted 702,077 297,034 Pledges receivable, due after one year 202,736 138,564 Beneficial interest in assets held by the Community Foundation 1,125,386 1,191,773 for Northeast Florida, Inc. Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 239,772 191,045

TOTAL ASSETS $4,324,276 $2,866,677

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $194,122 $176,278 Deferred revenue 2,386,713 1,593,474 Capital lease obligation, due within one year 14,530 - TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 2, 595,365 1,769,752 Capital lease obligation, due after one year 21,810 - TOTAL LIABILITIES $2,617,175 $1,769,752

NET ASSETS: Without donor restrictions (547,969) (659,046)

With donor restrictions Restricted by purpose 1,129,684 564,198 Restricted in perpetuity 1,125,386 1,191,773 TOTAL NET ASSETS 1,707,101 1,096,925

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $4,324,276 $2,866,677 Year in review continued... DECEMBER 11 DECEMBER 3 Florida Theatre on the Road presented Peter White & Friends at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall, while six Pictured at the Marquee Reception are Greg and Ginny performances of the Community Nutcracker were running Smith and Martha Barret. Greg is the Market Leader of at the Florida Theatre. Bank of America. Martha is the VP, Market Development.

DECEMBER 31 On December 31, the winning ticket in the annual ticket drawing belonged to Charles Mooney. He won two tickets to every show at the Florida Theatre during 2019. The drawing raised $20,000 to benefit the nonprofit Florida Theatre. JANUARY 23 Bishop Kenney High School’s drama and choral program received a private tour of the Florida Theatre from Technical Director Saul Lucio.

Tracy and Michael Greene enjoy the hospitality at the Lazzara’s Marsh Landing home. Without Donor With Donor Total Statement of Restrictions Restrictions Activities SUPPORT AND REVENUES: 2018-2019 Contributions $707,139 - $707,139

Capital campaign contributions 1,415 565,486 566,901

In-Kind contributions 132,000 - 132,000

City of Jacksonville grant 261,580 - 261,580 State of Florida grant 18,356 - 18,356 Ticket sales 6,072,818 - 6,072,818 Rental income 470,537 - 470,537 Concession revenues 892,389 - 892,389 Fundraising events 244,657 - 244,657 Other income 7,592 - 7,592 Investment return, net of $11,045 in fees - (21,047) (21,047) Net assets released from endowment fund 45,340 (45,340) - TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUES $8,853,823 $499,099 $9,352,922

EXPENSES Program services - Production $6,764,520 - $6,764,520 Supporting services: - Management and general 1,534,434 - 1,534,434

Fundraising and development 443,792 - 443,792 TOTAL EXPENSES 8,742,746 - 8,742,746

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $111,077 $499,099 $610,176

NET ASSETS: Beginning of year (659,046) 1,755,971 1,096,925 END OF YEAR $(547,969) $2,255,070 $1,707,101 Year in review continued... MARCH 28 APRIL JANUARY Florida Theatre Singer/ on the Road was Songwriter The concert Industry magazine Pollstar ranks the Florida India.Arie was Theatre as the 6th most attended concert theatre in the pleased to work with WJCT for at the Florida country up to 2,000 seats in 2018. Theatre for the first time, two days to presenting the rehearse and Rippingtons live open her first at the WJCT tour in five Soundstage. years. MARCH 30 The 41st Miss Delta Teen Pageant returned to the Florida Theatre. Sponsored by the Jacksonville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, the pageant focuses on the personal growth and development of teen girls in grades 9-12. Chaneese Nelson was crowned Miss Delta Teen. Natalie Charles was first runner- up and Essence Burton was second runner up. MAY 14 The Civic Cinema series presented the movie Concussion, followed by a panel discussion on sports FEBRUARY 14 injuries facilitated by Alan Verlander of Airstream Ventures, with Dr. Jennifer Maynard from Mayo Clinic; Celebrating his two sold out shows are comedian Jo Koy Dr. Stephan Esser from Southeast Orthopedic; Dr. Sarah Lahey from Brooks Rehab; Dr. Bradley Wallace (second from left) with Florida Theatre VP, Programming from Lyerly Neurosugery; Robert Sefcik from the Jacksonville Sports Medicine Program; and Dr. Syed Kevin Stone (left), his manager Joe Meloche (third from Asad from Universal Neurological Care and Baptist Medical Center. left), and Shaili Shirpal, then of ICON Concerts (far right). Where the Audience 1% GEORGIA BAKER 4% 6% NASSAU Came From 2018-2019 50% DUVAL COUNTY

CLAY 7% 12% ST. JOHNS TOTAL ATTENDANCE 11% ELSEWHERE 162,467 9% IN FLORIDA TOTAL TICKET BUYERS OTHER NATIONAL AND 39,823 INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS During the last fiscal year, Florida Theatre ticket buyers included residents of all 50 United States, plus the District of Columbia TOTAL CONTRIBUTING and Puerto Rico. Internationally, ticket buyers attended the MEMBERS Florida Theatre from as far away as Amsterdam, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, England, 2,244 Germany, Holland, New Zealand, Peru and Scotland. TOTAL EVENTS 168 PERFORMANCES PRESENTED BY THE THEATRE | 61

PERFORMANCES CO-PROMOTED BY THE THEATRE | 43

MOVIES PRESENTED BY THE THEATRE | 12

THEATRE RENTAL EVENTS | 52 Year in review continued... Showing support for the Florida Theatre are Harold Samuels, Carlos Semidei and Pamela Rittenhouse.

Is it George Michael and Jeff Spicoli, or Scott Redfield and theatre board member, Troy Spurlin? You be the judge. MAY 18 The Florida Theatre’s Annual Benefit Party transformed the historic theatre into an 80s nightclub for this year’s event, 80s on Forsyth.

Literally wearing his love for 80s music is Ameris Bank Market Executive Scott Hall and his wife Julie.

Sporting the latest in “hair band” fashions are Florida Theatre Board Member Ed White and his wife Marlene.

Embracing their inner Maverick and Charlie are supporters Kevin Clair and Tracye Polson. Girls just wanna have fun. Reviving the 80s are (left- right) Florida Theatre Board Vice Chair Leslie Gordon, Enjoying a moment with a Diana Ross Cathy Virtuoso, Tribute Artist are (starting second Cindy Cleland, from left) Heather O’Keefe, Jaclyn Bede Warren, Cupolo and Missy Peters, Director of Janet Shuman and Community Affairs for Community First Joel David and Brian Ware sporting Michele Goff. Credit Union. their 80s Members Only jackets. Budget Profile INCOME $9,352,922 2018-2019

65% 12% 3% Ticket Sales Contributions Grants

14% 6% Other Earned Income Capital Campaign Contributions

EXPENSES $8,742,746

37% 22% Artist Fees Management & General Expenses

40% 1% Other Program & Production Expenses Depreciation NET SURPLUS $610,176 ECONOMIC IMPACT $12.9M $9.8M Total Economic Impact Household Income $683K $570K State Government Revenue Local Government Revenue 401 Full Time Equivalent Jobs Year in review continued... MAY The evening’s entertainment featured the 80s band The Spazmatics, and walking lumitrons on the dance floor.

A tuxedo works in any decade! Pictured are Caroline Marks and the ever dapper Matt Rapp.

Joel Lamp and Alan Verlander of Airstream Ventures and Jake Gordon, CEO of Downtown Vision.

Christian and Alysea Williams. Joy Roman and Ralph DuPrey enjoy an 80s moment.

80s on Forsyth co-chair, Missy Peters, Board Still fitting into his prom tux are Community First Credit Chairman, Tom Bolling and Florida Theatre Union VP of Marketing, Roger Rassman and wife Merry Florida Theatre board member Steve Smith sporting president, Numa Sasselin welcome attendees. (left) and Susan and Hardy Scarborough (right). his “Don Johnson (Miami Vice)” Jacket. THANK YOU The nonprofit Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc. manages and programs the historic Florida Theatre. We operate in a public/private partnership with the City of Jacksonville, which owns the building. Thanks to these donors and sponsors of the Theatre’s Members program and special events whose gifts maintain and preserve the Florida Theatre as the cultural anchor to a vibrant and growing downtown community. Legacy Society The Legacy Society acknowledges those supporters of the nonprofit Florida Theatre who have included the institution in their estate planning:

Steven Rathel, Lesley Roberts

The following donors generously gave between October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2019

Director's Circle $10,000 and above Tracy and Michael Greene, Irene and Gasper Lazzara, Elaine and Bob Perrett, Susan and John Ryzewic

Starring Role $5,000 - $9,999 William Faver, Alan Fickling, Karl Frisch, Leslie and Patrick Gordon, JKS Builders, Inc., Cindy and Bob Kastner, Carolyn Klucha and Keith Maas, Julie and Dean McQuiddy, Patricia and Fitzhugh Powell, Lorraine Rodriguez and Kyle Etzkorn, Michael Snyder, The Schultz Foundation, Inc., Marlene and Ed White

Leading Role $2,500 - $4,999 Cameo Role $500 - $999 Scott Alexander, Bill and Brenda Amos, Anonymous, Jesse Badger, Carl Bailey, Shirley and Doug Balboni, Kristanna Barnes, Robert Rachel and Brian Bechtel, Donald Cameron, Ann and John Carey, Judith and Brian Carney, Kelly and Michael Diaz, Sandi and Tony Bastin, Montye Beamer and Kenneth Hooper, Mary Berger, Chris Bernhardt, Edie Best, Ted Bixby, Stanley Boles, M. Beth Boone, Harlan Dobbs, Susan DuBow, Karen and Matthew Fairbairn, Janeanne and Robert Frulla, Lisa Gibbs, Anthony Godboldt, Peggy Holt and Bost, Elizabeth and Annon Bozeman, Jill and Mike Bradberry, Stanley Brandies, Bruce Brownell, John Bush, Tonya and Matt Caufield, Rick Beaver, Elizabeth K. and Wesley J. Jennison, Susan and Vince McCormack, Meyers-Labenz Family Charitable Fund, John Louise Chambers, Jill and Paul Chappano, Ron Clark, William Clark, Lee Ann and Jeff Clements, Pat and Russell Cordes, William Cox, Pramuka, Kellie and Drew Prusiecki, Annette and Paul Ross, Ali and Jamie Shelton, Elizabeth Tate and Daniel Danies, Vicki and Mary Creel, Shanthi Cronin, Daune and Jim Davis, Diana Davis, Leanne and Jerome Davis, Tanyalynn Davis, Katy Debriere, Monica & James Van Horn, Roberta and Robert Welton Steve DeSorbo, Michael Devereaux, Devry Dewan, Erik and Michelle Diaz, Diettrich Planning, Dewayne Donohoo, Hank Duckworth, Kim Duke, Dinny and Ken Duncan, Barbara and Kenny Eaton, John Ekdahl, Rita and Stanley Entsminger, Mark Evans, Julie Fallon, Karen and Scott Fandrich, Gail and Gerard Fisher, Joseph Fitzpatrick, Debora and Ed Fleming, Kelly and Michael Fletchall, Florida Business Featured Role $1,000 - $2,499 Development Corporation, Pat and Ben Frisch, Deb and Mike Geisler, WC Gentry, Jennifer and Andrew Glassman, Lisa Glisson and Hinton Nobles, Donnalea and Tom Goelz, Charles Graham, Leonard Grinstead, Alice Gronert, Richard Habres, Tashia Hale, Mark Hall, Anonymous, Vyki and Bill Barton, Lisa and Bill Bauer, Ray Baumgardner, Sally and Warren Bennett, Teresa Bennett and James Mary Ellen Halle, Brent Handy, Peggy and Steve Harlen, Tracie and Randall Hellman, The Herrera-Roster Family, Mark Hickinbotham, Staman, Bold City Brewery, Maureen and Tom Bolling, Susan and Robert Bream, Tracy and PC Bryant, K.C. and Tama Caldabaugh, Louis Highsmith, Joyce and Craig Hoffman, Beth Holley, Steven Holton, Mary Jo and Elliott Horne, Amber Isaac at SVR Realty, J & M Louis Caldropoli, Deb and Jeffrey Caltrider, Marge and Danny Cash, Jill and John Cole, Harold Conrad and Austin Browning, Painting Plus, Cynthia and Michael Janssen, Sherrie Jarnutowski, Steven Johnson, Mark Jone, Karrie Jones, Randy Kammer and Jeff Leslie and Dale Crisp, Jeff Curry, Richard de la Cruz, John DeVault, III, Mark Dill, Susan and Ron Elinoff, Martha Engle, Meredith Wollitz, Lee Kaplan, Michael Keeley, Sean Kelly, Sarah and Mark Kinder, Mary Jane Kohm, Paula and Bronson Lamb, Stephen Lamsens, and Mark Frisch Advised Fund, Marcia and Henry Gerkens, Debbie and Bill Giudice, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Glover, Grassroots Janine Leland and Tom Larson, Horace Leprell, Kevin Lively, Jila Mahajan, Christopher Margolin and Associates, Kimberly and Gary Natural Market, Mitchell Greenberg, Jo-Ann Gurley, Edwin Hall, Julie Hammack, Patte and Dave Henry, Karen and Adam Herbert, Massar, Mary and Frank Mazza, Lisa and Jeff McCall, Joyce and Frank McDonald, Tifini and Sean McGill, Deborah McLarty, Sadie Milli- Higgins Family Foundation, Traci and Mark Jenks, Sarah Johnson, Sarah and Richard Johnson, Darlene and Barnet Joseph, ner-Smith and Steven Smith, Jessica and Peter Mills, Pamela and Robert Mirelson, Kathy and Kenneth Morrison, Hamilton Neal, Sherry KBJ Architects, Inc., Chandra and Steve Kendall, James Kimberly, John Kitchens, Judy and George Klein, Fluffy Cuts Grooming, and Bob Nicols, Theresa Oakley, Flo Anne and Robert O’Brien, Susan Oliver, Lynne and Tom O’Reilly, Kay Paluszynski, Vivien and Robert Crystal and Gerald Koss, Marty Lanahan, Helen M. Lane, Ann and Doug Leinenwever, Joan and Ronald Levin, Jennifer Logsdon and Parks, Celia and Ken Paulk, Pam and James Picray, Marlene and Jay Piriz, Kathy and Matt Plath, Jessica and David Prichard, Lisa and Francisco Gutierrez, The Martinez Wechter Family, WK McDaniel, Jr., Patrick McElhaney, Johnny Nettles, Tillie and Larry Newkirk, Andrew Puttick, Anthony Raso, Cheryl and Charlie Reagor, Ron Rice, Barbie and Chris Roach, Gloria and Chester Roberts, Diane and Cindy and Eric Norman, Nancy and Daffin Oakley, Danette and John O’Neal, William Parker, Brenda and Earle Pickens, Michael Brian Rose, Mark Rowden, Ernest Ruffell, Oliver and Audrey Runte, Kimberly and John Santamaria, Rick Schlosser, Yvonne and Bennie Porten, Nikki and Ivan Porter, Anthony Potochick, Steven Rathel, Belinda and Daryl Ray, Robert Reed, Julie and Richard Reichard, Shaw, Lisa Shepherd, Kem Siddons, Daniel Sima, Thomas Simmons, Arlie Smith, Gloria and Eric Smith, Tricia and Charles Smith, South Linda and Bruce Reid, Bradley Richards, Lesley Roberts, Jamie Rood, Kimberly Sadler, Laurie and Numa Saisselin, Carol and Atlantic Systems Group, Inc., Carl Spadaro, Julie Spellman, Michael and Gary Spencer, Rachel and Anthony Stewart, Karen and James Thomas Schacht, Ginny and Douglas Schlosser, Cely and Ralph Sevelius, Meg and David Sheffield, Caroline and David Sheppard, Still, John Stillwell, Carolyn and Jeffrey Stone, Devin Strickland, Ellsworth Summers, LuAnn and James Terrell, JoAnn Tredennick and Dendra Shields, Thomas Shipley, Celestine and Darnell Smith, Wendy and Chuck Smith, Nathan Spaulding, Troy Spurlin and Scott Jack Meeks, Vicki and Stephen Tunstill, Linda Uible, Juan Vegega, Michelle and Ed Velasco, W & O Supply, Jud Walker, Beth-Michele Redfield, Mrs. C. Herman Terry, Katy Thompson, Charles Vannostran, Arthur Waczkowski, Julie Walker, Jill Wannemacher and Jon Wargo, Tracy Warren, Jim Webb, Laylon and Steve Webb, Leslie Wheeler, James Wilk Jr., Susan and Henry Wilkinson, Jennifer and Rick Ebacher, Heidi and James White, Jack Wayne Young, Zimmerman Family Foundation Williams, Kathryn Wills Year in review continued... JUNE AUGUST 22 In its annual feature on the Florida The 7th Annual Blues, Brews & BBQ showcased the best local BBQ, market, the venue management industry craft beer and bourbon on the First Coast, to benefit the nonprofit magazine VenuesNow ranked the Florida Florida Theatre. Theatre as the #1 “Top Stop,” the most attended sports and entertainment venue up to 2,000 seats in the State of Florida in 2018-2019.

MAY 23 Joseph Davidian was the winner of the 2019 Jacksonville Jazz Festival Jazz Piano Competition. A jazz fest tradition for over 30 years, five finalists are chosen by a blind panel of judges to compete for a cash prize and a chance to perform on the festival’s Main Stage.

Blues, Brews & BBQ features continuous live music from Jacksonville based bands, like the Beale Street Band.

JUNE 2 JULY 25 When the Happy Together Tour rolled into the A screening of the movie High Fidelity Florida Theatre, City Councilman and Former is followed by an appearance by John Mayor Tommy Hazouri was on hand to honor Cusak, who sat onstage with WJCT’s the Classics IV with a Proclamation. The act, Melissa Ross for an entertaining founded in Jacksonville in 1965, is famous for discussion about his career and the film, the now classic hit singles “Spooky,” “Stormy” which he also co-wrote and co-produced, and “Traces.” winning a Golden Globe nomination. Live blues music was also provided by Smokestack. THANK YOU

Ensemble $150 - $499

Linda and James Abercrombie, Harriet and Michael Ables, Meghan Ache, Dennis Ackerman, Wendy and Thomas Ackerman, Leinesa Adams, Kleffner, Stacy Klein, Jean and Jon Kline, Mark Kloker, Brenda and Richard Knight, Susan Knight, Janie Knudsen, Mike Kogan, Andrew Kopp IV, David Adel, George Albert, Kristin Alberts and Jacob Brown, Chris Alexander, Brooks Allen, Lynette Allen, John Alonso, Alexa Alvarez, Jody Keely Kopp, Victor Kruger, Sandra and John Kuhn, Karen and William Kyle, Laura Lake, Marcia Lancaster, Bob Laux, Ruth Ann and Donald Laye, Ammons, Ann and Norman Anderson, Cory Anderson, Robb Anderson, Jim Andrews, Sidney Ansbacher, Stuart Appelbaum, Gia Arbogast, Philip Leary, Letitia LeCompte, Lori and Robert Ledoux, Carolyn and Matt Leen, Tom LeGette, Leah and Scott Lehman, David Leninger, Susan Priya Arjune, Cathy and James Armour, Margaret and Bill Armstrong, Tracy Arthur, William and Toi Aspinwall, Aliot Asyre, George Atchly, Leisher, Chresanthe and Joseph Lemieux, Joy and Rudy Leming, Kathy Levine, Kenny Levine, Jennifer Levinson, Halley Lewis, Alex Limbaugh, Atkinson Shoe Repair, Thomas Aton, Kimberly Auburn, John Azar, Karen Babcock, Cara and Scott Baity, Kurena Baker, Mary and Aubrey Baker, Angie and Wade Lindsey, Jan and Bruce Lipsky, Nancy Lishen, Edward Lombard, Linda Long, Cindy and James Loveland, Geoff Luebkemann, Susan and Louis Baker, Jisun Ban, Diana Bankhead, John Barley II, Stephen Barron, Richard and Carol Barsky, Melanie and Keith Loran and Donna Lueders, Vanessa and John Lukas, Dawn Lunt, Julie and Brad Lunt, Jerry Lyman, Lisa and Christopher Lynch, Tracy Ann Bartholomew, Toni Basaldu, Lisa and Richard Basye, Michael Bauer, Gary Bayard, Laura Elise Beard, Janis and Gene Bebeau, Joe Begley, Lynch, Ken Lyons, Carol and George Mackoul, Diana Mackoul, Michael Maddox, Frank Mansella, Gigi Marino, Sherri and Earl Marks, Linda Sandra Behzadi, Kile Bell, Willie and Tom Bell, Greg Bendis, Lorelei Berdy, Jacqueline Bernard, Michael Berry, Janice Bickel, Kathleen and Harry Marlette, Cath and Joey Marra, Darby and Kenneth Marsh, Candace Martin, Faith Martin, Sheila Martin, Ashley and Jeremy Mason, Raymond Bishop, James Blackman, Liz and Stuart Blackwell, Victoria and Victor Blackwell, Lorrie Blanchfield, Nancy and Emory Blanton, Chris Bleau, Mason, Jr., Garry Mast, Susan Masucci and Katie McCaughan, Kristin Matthews, Stuart Mattocks, Dennis McCarthy, Sherry and Gary McCoy, Perry Blevins, Jeryl and Ken Bodack, Sara and Andrew Boggs, William Bolger and Karen Liese, Aggie and David Bolling, NeShaun Borden, Dana Cindy McDonald, Susan McGrath-Smith, Batey McGraw, Richard McMullen, Casey McMullen-Walker, Bailey Meador, Bruce Meger, Kenneth and Todd Bosco, Frances Boulos, Giovanna Bourassa, Mary Ellen and Raymond Boushie, Larry Braden, Michele Bradford, Gwendolyn Branch, Meierdierks, James Mendoza, Kathleen and Timothy Meredith, Joan and Paul Mettler, Carolyn Meyer, Sandra and Robert Mielnikowski, Sherry Larry Branz, Sara and Mat Brennan, Heather Bright, Lathun Brigman, BJ Brinck, Janice and Richard Brock, Lynda Brogdon, Kelly Brooks, Millard and Ben Johnston, Ashley Miller, Carol Miller, Christina Miller, Jeffrey Miller, Kitty and Richard Miller, Richard Miller, Sharon and Jeffrey Joanne Brousseau, Cheri and Nick Brown, Erica Brown, Jacob Brown, Jeff Brown, Jordan Brown, Robert Brown, Sheliah Brown, Steve Brown, Miller, Sherry Millington, Peter Mimick, Maria Miranda, Denise Mitchell, Linda and James Mitchell, Michael Mitchell, Nicole and Kabir Mody, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bruce, Don Brussell, Kacee and Chuck Bryner, Ramey Budgen, Christine Bullard, Latonya Bullock, Stanley Bullock, Patti Linda Moffit, Kevin Monahan, Jon Monson, II, Robbin and Jimmy Mooney, Brandice Moore, Sheila Morgan, Charles Morris, Lynne Morrow, and Richard Burge, Jolene and Joseph Burke, Nancy and John Burrows, Alicia Burst, Scyles and Paul Bush, Jan and Lewis Buzzell, Christina Derek Morse, Sally and James Moses, Jordan Muhlbauer, William Murphy, Jennifer Murray, Rebecca Murtland, Gina Neal, Cliff Neese, Cahillane, Scott Cairns, Valerie and Daniel Callahan, Alicia and Scott Campbell, Debby and Donald Campbell, Katherine Carithers, Sonia & Katherine and Anthony Nelson, Amber Newell, Braxton Newton, Christine and Romaine Nichols, Kayla Niznik, NoCal Behavioral Services, Jerri Stephen Carroll, David Carter, Andrea Cash, Debbie and Richard Cassidy, Stephanie Castro, Ashley and Nick Causey, Lynn Cauthen, Cynthia Norris, Jeff Norton, Sherry and Mark Nusbaum, Douglas Oberdorfer, Linda Oberdorfer, Wayne Oberti, Fran O’Donnell, Ken Osborne, Peter and Steven Chambers, Lana and Richard Champion, Christina and Harold Chapman, Deborah and Jay Charvat, Sandra and Mike Chavis, Dana Osterman, Jr., Gail Otero, Roger Otto, Celia Overend, Michael Overstreet, Mitchell Owens, Melissa and Richard Paddock, Lisa Page, Adam Chirumbolo, Doris Choate, Greg Clack, Brooke Clark, Edmund Clark, James Clark, Joann Clark, Kandice Clark, Dana and James Clarke, Lolita Palarine, Mary Kelli Palka, Doug Palmer, Randolph Pappas, Stacey and Cecil Parker, Helena and Guy Parola, Alisha Parris, Robin and Les Clements, Cindy Cline, Latiancian Clinton, Michele and Michael Cochran, Brooke Cockrell, Cheri and Douglas Coen, William and Cherrie Passa, Alyssa Patterson, Jennifer Pattillo, MaryKay Payne, Virginia and Christopher Peace, Ann Peckham, Linda and James Pellot, John Cogburn, Jeremia Cognetta, April Coleman, Cathy Coleman, Mary and Rawson Coleman, Maria Collins, EB Cologne, Carmen Colon, Jessica Pendergast, Judith and Robert Pessaud, Jud Peterson, Karol and Charles Pfister, Karen Piccirillo, Joe Pickens, Kelly Pike, Andrew Pitler, Lucille Combs, Amanda and Michael Conley, Marci and Chris Connelly, Janet and Tim Constantine, Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Laura Coogan, Linda and Lamar Pitts, Andrew Pollock, Erica and Michael Posluszny, Sandra Powell, Ted Powell, John Powers, Jason Pratt, Lynne and Marc Cooper, Clair Corbett, Nelson Corboy, Nancy and Tim Corrigan, Marty Cothern, Brant Cotterman, Michael Coulter, Gayle and Deon Couture, Preminger, Sue and Ned Price, Dwayne and Kimela Price, Ramona and Roy Prine, Kathryn and Gregory Pritchard, David Pruette, Jolie and Regina and Steve Crandall, Wendy and Richard Craven, Sonya Crist, Joseph Crook, Diana Crose, David Csikai, Sally and Robert Cunningham, Jennifer Pryor, Rosanna Psulkowski, Barbara and Eric Puestow, Gary Pugh, Stephen Putnam, Nancy and Greggory Quick, Annette Quintieri, Ronald Currey, Cathy Curtis Abbott, Joseph Cutajar, Theresa and William Dahl, Dorothy and Dave Dallas, Jill Dame, David Damiani, Loren Alan Raye, Rachel Raye, Denise Reagan, Marshall Reddy, Austin Reed, David Register, Damien Reichert, Dee Reiter, Marcia and Ronald Darden, John Darin, Mike Darragh, Carl Davis, Valeria and Lawrence Davis, Donald Dawson, Donna Dawson-Hernandez, Josephine Dearen, Reynaldos, Perry and Cynthia Reynolds, Sharon Hart and Ted Rhoads, Annijane Richardson, George Riley, Patrick Riley, Kathy and Steve Rima, Denise DeCocker, Michelle and Jeffrey Deen, Florizza Del Pilar, Sara and Geraldo Del Valle, Shawn Delp, William Dempsey, Beverly and Mitch Matt Rissman, Leslie and Steve Ritter, Marsha Roberson, Susan Roberts, Madonna and Vern Roberts, Frances and Matthew Robertson, Denning, Kimberly and Tim Dennis, Alicia Dennison, Frank Denton, Jacques deRemer, Walter DeReu, Jean-Ellen and Richard DeSpain, Theresa Margaret and Jeffrey Robinson, Geri and Patrick Rodrigues-Pratt, Robert Roeck, Mallory Rogers, Priscilla Roland, Duane Romanello, Jeff and Robert Devries, Neil Dixon, Ronald Dixon, Gloria Dongara, Richard Dostie, Lawrence Doute, William Dowd, Margaret and Doug Driver, Rosen, Helen Rowan and Paul Halloran, Pete Rowland, Rebecca and Scott RuBright, Gayle Rudman, JoAnn Rumelhart, Howdy Russell, Barbara and Edward Dunmore, Steven Dupuis, Teresa and John Durden, LaToya Durham, Stephany Durham, Tessa Duvall, Denise and Darryl Barbara and Dante Russo, Laura Lou Rutan, Delores and Dwane Ruzicka, Rebecca and Kevin Rymes, Kevyn Salsburg, Sam Samera, Doreen Dyal, Kelly Dyess, Jeffrey Eason, MJ Easterling, Karen Edwards-Crawford, Brenda and Gary Elliott, Judy Ellis and Jeffrey Combs, Frank and Patrick Sams, Scott Sandlin, Catherine and Bruce Sanneman, Analene Santos, Susan and Gary Sass, Marge and Tom Savage, Davena Emanuel, Deena Ernst, Thomas Estes, Russ Evans, Beth Exline, Jessica and Mark Fallon, Kaye and Tom Fearneyhough, Gil Fennell, Nancy Sawyer, Martha and Thomas Sawyer, Karen and Michael Sayre, 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Jacques Guske, Randi and Kevin Guthard, Janis Compton and Allan Franta, Sarah Guyton, Laurie and Roger Sutton, Karen and Greg Swindell, Tom Szaroleta, Bennett Tavar, Mary Taylor, Rile Taylor II, Judith Thayer, Katherine Thilges, Robert Thomas, Haenszel, Shalanda Hall, Stephanie Hall, Michael Halloran, Theresa and Bill Hamilton, Jessica Hanson, Abel Harding, Katherine and Bryant David Thompson, Realtor Re/Max Watermarke, Amanda Thompson Williams, James Thorne, Mary Tillo, Rebecca and David Todd, Mindy and Hardwick, Robert Harmon, Whitney Harper, Lisa Harralson, Michael Harrell, Noni and Eddy Harris, Joe Hart, Ruth Hart, Stephen Hart, Brett Tom Tolle, Mary and Joel Toomey, Ardit Topi, Kathy Torrence, Lashai Torres, Marsha and John Toth, Andrea Tucker, Leslie Turner, Robert Haskell, Mac Haskell, Herb Hatch, Robert Hatcher, Bernadette and Allen Hathaway, Scott Hawkins, Jackie and Michael Hayden, Graham Turner, Diana and Christopher Twiggs, Tiffiney Tyson, Andrea and Michael Valdovinos, Nancy and Glenn Vann, George Vega, Thomas Hayes, Julie Hayes, Gregory Haynes, Britney Hayward, Joanne and David Heinrich, Kristine Henderson, Debra and Michael Henesey, Jessica Ventresca, Debbie Verges and Steve Landoll, Mary and Michael Vernere, Jeffrey Viau, Theresa Viets, James Vivenzio, Ray Vogel, Cathy and Jim Heney, Katherine Hicks, Mildred and S.F. Highleyman, Michael Hill, Tracy and Gregory Hilton, Sapphire Hinson, Niesha Hinton, Mark Hobson, Voss, Mark Voykovic, Erika Waddell, Keith Wages, Mary Waggoner, Katherine Wagner, David Wainscott, David Wakeman, Betsey and Philip Andy Hofheimer, Brenda and Steve Holland, Chelita Holland, Laurel Holliday, Gene Hollis, Carol Holmes, Kristi Houlberg, Advanced Furniture Walker, Harrell Washington, Joseph Watford, John Watson, Eric Wayte, Lisa Weatherby, Sharon and Warner Webb, Christine Weber, Susan and Solutions, Becky and Stanton Hudmon, Dawn and Michael Huskey, Nicole Huston, Rick Hutcherson, Karen and Whit Hyde, Marilyn and Robert Michael Wedner, Susanne Weisman, Jeffrey Weita, Justin Wentz, Karen Westall, Cynthia and Jay Westbrook, Mr. Scott Westerman, Kevin Hyde, Cathy and Kurt Hyder, Elizabeth and Joseph Hyman, Danny Indelicato, Timothy Ingram, Evangelos Mylonas, William Inman, Stephen Ira, Wezniak, Kathy and Richard White, William Whitlock, Grant Whittaker, Angie and Robert Widdows, Patrick Wild, Pamela Wilkinson, Betty and Timothy Ish, Anthony Jackson, Dustin Jackson, Saundra Jackson, Scott Jacobs, Sean Jagroop, Meagan Jarrell, C.J. Jeffries, Kenyana Greg Williams, Jesse Williams, John Williams, Karen and Stephen Williams, Samuel Willis, Rocky L. Wilson, Wilson Dutra Innovation Law, Jenkins, Kelley and Marc Jenkins, Meredith and Aaron Jespersen, John Jessup, Jennifer and Joseph Johns, Diana Johnson, Irina Johnson, Frances and Wynn Winfrey, John Winn, Mary Ann and Chester Witczak, Thomas Wolford, Lynda L. Wood and Stephen P. Brakke, Amanda Jennifer Johnson, Karen Jones, Sandi and Scott Joy, Joann and Daniel Kaczorowski, Mark Kaffee, Nancy and Alan Kaminsky, Steven Kaufman, Woods, Robert Woods, Pam Woodsome, Diane and Tom Wright, Christina and Vincent Wyatt, Cisaley Wyatt, The Wynn Family, Gabriel Yates, Mileah Kay, James Keenan, Mary and Richard Keene, Melvin Keithley, Steve Kelley, Wanda Kemp and Troy Thompson, Keely and Kevin Kennedy, William Youker, Mark and Regina Young, Sally and Stuart Young Tracey and Michael Kenney, Katie and David Kight, Stuart Kimmel, Pamela Kirby, Tina and William Kirby, Ron Kirsner, Renee and Gregory Year in review continued... Florida Theatre Board Member Peggy Holt and her husband Rick AUGUST Beaver enjoyed the evening at Supporters Jason and Dani Colding enjoyed the food and music at Blues, Brews Blues, Brews & BBQ. & BBQ.

SEPTEMBER Once a year the magnificent chandeliers that hang in the Florida Theatre auditorium are lowered for cleaning and relamping. Pictured are crew members Amy Crandall, Morell Young, and Technical Director Saul Lucio.

Dana Gordon, Susan Wiley, and Jake Gordon, the President and CEO of Downtown Vision, enjoyed an “only in downtown Jax” evening of local food, beverages and music. TICKET OFFICE Theatre board & staff Director of Ticketing...... Courtney Lynn Asst. Ticket Office Manager...... Larissa Jaurigue Representatives: Bernadette Gordon, Anne Lawson, Sandy King, Allie Reasol, Gail Cole, Floretta Green, Joann 2018-2019 Grant, Hannah Hogan, Phyllis Johnson, Quentin Porter, Lindsay Rose, Alexander King, Katy Ward BOARD FRONT OF HOUSE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Director of Patron Services...... Amanda Hiatt JSO Liaison...... Barry Stevenson Chairperson Second Vice Chairperson Treasurer Tom Bolling Bar Captains...... Sonia Cardoos, Stephanie Foss, Rena Griffin Lorraine Rodriguez Don Cameron Bartenders: Christina Adams, Blake Barlow, Amber Brill-Issac, Anthony Davis, Phillip DeSante, Sarah Doughty, Aaron First Vice Chairperson & Chair Elect Secretary Gibson-Evans, Amanda Griffin, Jessica Hand, Devon Inman-Rodan, Corey Lattimer, Sergio Merrow, Shannon Moir, Erin Leslie Gordon P.C. Bryant Monroe, Courtney Morea, Jon Morgan, Daniel McClain, Michael Mckendree, Michelle Perkins, Courtlyn Stovall, Dawn Stubblefield, John Taylor, Chris 0Walker, Heather Walton BOARD MEMBERS Barbacks...... Blake Barlow Housekeeping Supervisor...... Florence Prince Ken Amaro Vince McCormack Jason Roth Housekeeping ...... Rodney Boss, Tony Boss, Yullana Sanchez Michael Greene Hamilton Neal Bennie Shaw Katherine Hardwick Guy Parola Steven Smith USHERS Peter Hargitai Missy Peters Troy Spurlin The ushers of the Florida Theatre are all volunteers. Peggy Holt Fitzhugh Powell, Jr. Ed White These ushers have worked six or more events in the last year: Chad Labenz Steven Rathel Austin Wynn Betty Adams, Nancy Baker, Nancy Bates, Ralph Bates, Barbara Bauer, Gary Bauer, Karen Baughman, Tim Baughman, Joann Bennett, Larry Brown, Marilyn Brown, Bob Bryte, Joy Byers, Ross Byers, Darlene Cameron, Mark Cantor, Lori Carly, HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Sharon Cate, Angela Ceolotto, Eva Chambliss, Lynn Chapman, Gerri Clare, Judith Cooper, Eileen Davis, Nancy Deaton, Dave Henry, Irene Lazzara, Bobby Martin, Lesley Roberts, Ivan Porter, MD Tony Deaton, Michele Debacco, Cate Dobbins, Larry Doute, Pat Drosten, Mary Dyal, Kerry Eason, Maria Famularo, Ahmed Ferguson, Chris Girard, Dave Glenn, Mondo Godina, Frank Goldberg, Bob Greisbach, Paula Greisbach, Paula Guilbault, Kirsten Hand, Michael Hawkins, Annette Hayes, Brenda Hazell, Vivian Hitchcock, Cleo Hoffman, Toni Holmes, Margie Horvath, Helen Humphreys, Rusty Ickes, Nancy Jacobson, Laurie Jecklin, Greg Johnson, Mary Jones, Allen Jung, PROFESSIONAL STAFF Jolyn Keck, Linda Kelly, Steve Kelly, Barb Kent, Donald Kicklighter, Diane Landschoot, Mark Landschoot, Jean Lane, Al Lilkendey, Linda Lilkendey, Michelle Lucas, Sandy Mannis, John Martin, Susan Maynard, Andrea Meeks, Angel Miessner, ADMINISTRATION Carl Miklas, Kristy Miklas, Dennis Mooneyham, Joe Moore, Peggy Morris, Gerald Mullings, Megan Muprhy, Aurora Myers, President...... Numa Saisselin Joanne Nash, Gina Neal, Jacquie Ongayo, William Osborn, Yanella Parra, Shirley Pattinson, Elnora Paulk, Michael Peaks, Vice President, Programming...... Kevin Stone Patti Peaks, Sophia Pentel, Jenny Petersen, Lavonne Philips, Dean Phillippi, Linda Phillippi, Rochelle Postles, Trudi Puda, Pat Quammie, Margie Ramsey, Steven Rathel, Becky Raymond, Annette Reddish, Carmel Reed, Elizabeth Reed, James Finance Director...... Tracy Warren Reed, Dora Rhodes, Oletta Rigs, Julie Robison, Pamela Sanderson, Mildred Sapp, Willie Sapp, Gail Sarto, Paul Sarto, Troy Development Director...... Michelle Adams Scarbrough, Charlie Schubiger, Nancy Schubiger, Linda Seeley, Debra Shelton, Denise Sibley, Debbie Smith, Jon Smith, Marketing Director...... Kathryn Wills Steven Smith, Kevin Spillane, Joanna Stachura, Jerry Steckloff, Cheryl Stewart, Greg Thompson, Fred Van Hees, Sharon Van Hees, Mary Lou Van Teglingen, Maria Vlacancich, Marge Walter, Charles Weeden, Lynda Weeden, Dan Weinstock, Zee Corporate Development Officer...... Gretchen Hirsch Wilson, Terri Wood, Faye Wright Membership Manager...... Meredith Jespersen Programming Manager...... Cindy Harmon PROFESSIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Programming Manager, Theatreworks...... Jamie Kent Insurance...... Brown & Brown Graphic Designer...... Sean Clinkscales Accounting...... Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC Development Assistant...... Ashley Mason Catering...... Angela Zavakos Development Associate...... Elsa Conway Network Support...... DiscoverTec Accounting Assistant...... Susan Shaw Networking...... OrangeFiber Accounting Associate...... Linda Burns Security...... S.A.F.E. Management of Florida, LLC Social Media Manager...... Shannon Grenne

PRODUCTION Backstage Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees- Technical Director...... Saul Lucio IATSE Local 115. Saul Lucio, Business Agent

Audio Supervisor...... Jeremy Moore The Florida Theatre is a member of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, the League of Historic American Theatres, the Consortium of Eastern Regional Stage Crew: Nick Ciccarello, Aimee Pink-Crandall, J.P. McMinamen, Ashley Potter-Loper, Lonnie Rowell, Merrell Theatres, Florida Professional Presenters Consortium, Florida Facility Managers Association, Cultural Fusion, The Combine, International Ticketing Association, Florida Association of Ticketing, the Association of Fundraising Professionals, and the Jax Chamber of Commerce. The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Young, Eric Stanfield, Chris Williams nonprofit corporation.