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STORIES FROM THE OC ORAL HISTORY PROJECT WILL TAKE STORIES RECORDED IN IRVINE ALL THE WAY TO THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

BY: RYAN LEUTERITZ

An oral history of Orange County will country where people from all walks of life inter- now fi nd its way to the Library of Con- view each other in a campfi re-themed exhibit with gress thanks to a new exhibit at Cadence cozy recording booths. Park in Irvine. StoryCorps’ mission is simple: To collect, share and A The story-collection project is called “Stories from preserve stories of people. Yet the ambitious nonprof- the OC” and is part of a nationwide e­ ort from Story- it has already amassed one of the largest collections Corps to record thousands of stories from around the of digitally recorded human stories and received a COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 | 5 LICENSED CULTIVATOR: LICENSE #: PML18-0001689 OG Kush. Kush. OG BOSIM 1628 MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC 1628 MANAGEMENT COMPANY BOSIM A California Original Since 1996 Since Original A California AVAILABLE AT AT AVAILABLE @therealogkushstory www.joshd.com CULTIVATE CARE • ENJOY RESPONSIBLY • 21+ ONLY RESPONSIBLY • ENJOY CARE CULTIVATE CULTURE IRVINEWEEKLY.COM |

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| 6 In years past, StoryCorps has placed Obama, but the real purpose of the holiday. And at the end of the exhibit year-old Jack, about her approach their storybooths in locations including traveling installations is to capture the in December there will be a “listening with preschool kids. NYC’s Grand Central Station, the San stories of regular people with diverse party” for people to hear the stories The Chu family talked about the Francisco Public Library, the Chicago backgrounds and points of view. and reflect on their signifi cance. transition and culture di£ erences they Cultural Center, and now, in Irvine! The Irvine-based “Stories from the OC” For the Orange County exhibit, experienced growing up in the U.S. Founded by Dave Isay, StoryCorps exhibit opened its doors on August 15th participants have chosen to interview after immigrating from Taiwan. also collected and recorded “remem- and will go until December 31st. Any- friends or family members and the Husband and wife Serafi na and Ed brance interviews for each of the one can tell their story or conduct an topics of discussion are as varied as the Raskin talk about their son’s diagnosis nearly 3,000 victims of the September interview by setting an appointment participants themselves: with type one diabetes and how it 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993 attacks” at StoriesFromTheOC.com. Or, for those Eli Valdez sat down to have a con- changed their family and work life. which is housed at the World Trade who cannot make it out to the exhibit, versation with Katherine Pearlman. By the time the exhibit concludes, the Center Memorial Museum. The initia- there is a StoryCorps app to record and The two met after Katherine saw Eli’s hope is to have created a rich tapestry tive for the 9/11 Memorial and Museum upload interviews online. flier at a Starbucks. Eli was in need of of personal stories that describe the “shares oral histories from survivors, In November, StoryCorps will roll out a kidney transplant, and Katherine fabric of Orange County. These record- rescue workers, witnesses, service the “Great Thanksgiving Listen,” a answered the call. ed conversations will be available on providers and others.” nationwide initiative for high school Donna Schwartze – a longtime teach- StoryCorps’ online archive as well as Other StoryCorps exhibits nationwide students which encourages them to er and director at Irvine Community at the American Folklife Center at the have attracted the likes of former interview an elder member of their Nursery School – tells April Reese, the Library of Congress. COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH presidents George W. Bush and Barack family during the Thanksgiving mother of one of her students, three-

Peabody Award for compil- ing a history that “will forever serve as a central component in the collective memory of America.” Bringing the exhibit to Or- ange County was the idea of Emile Haddad, Chairman and CEO of FivePoint Communi- COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH ties, after he visited the exhibit in Los Angeles. “FivePoint believes recordings when his daughter, Serene strongly in creating spaces and oppor- Haddad, interviewed him about his tunities where people from all walks journey from being born in Lebanon to of life can connect, feel energized and coming to the United States at 28 with experience something meaningful,” he no money to achieving the American said. “Stories from the OC is the perfect dream. extension of our mission to introduce The recorded interview sessions are experiences that enrich people’s lives open to the public and take place in and move humanity forward.” custom-designed air-stream trailer COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH Haddad also participated in the recording booths called “storybooths.” COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 | 7 year-old Jack, about her approach her about Jack, year-old kids.preschoolwith The Chu family talkedthey erences about thedi£ culture and transition U.S.the in experienced up growing immigratingTaiwan. after from Husband and wife Serafi na and Ed diagnosisRaskinson’s theirabout talk it how diabetesandtype one with life. work and familytheir changed By the time the exhibit concludes, thetapestryrich createda have to is hope personaldescribethatstoriesof the Theserecord- County. Orange of fabric conversationsavailablewilledonbe asStoryCorps’ well as online archive the at Center AmericantheFolklife at Congress.Libraryof COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH OF TREVOR COURTESY COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH OF TREVOR COURTESY holiday. And at the end of the exhibitthe of end the at And holiday. “listeningDecembera willinbe there storiesthe hear to party”people for cance. signifi their on reflectand For the Orange County exhibit, interview participants to chosen have the membersand family or friends discussiontheof variedastopicsas are themselves: participants Eli Valdez sat down to have a con- KatherineversationPearlman.with KatherineEli’ssawafter met two The of needin Starbucks.wasEli a atflier Katherineandtransplant, kidney a call.theanswered Donna Schwartze – a longtime teach- IrvinedirectoratandCommunity er theReese, Apriltells Nursery– School mother of one of her students, three- Obama, but the real purposerealthe theof Obama,but installationstravelingcapturethe to is diverseregular withpeople ofstories view. ofpoints backgroundsand The Irvine-based “Stories from the15th August OC” on doors its exhibitopened and will go until December 31st. Any-an conduct or storytheir tell can one appointmentsettingan by interview those for StoriesFromTheOC.com.at Or, exhibit,the to out it makecannot who and record StoryCorps to a appis there online.interviews upload In November, StoryCorps will roll out “GreatThanksgivingthe a Listen,” school high initiativefor nationwide to encouragesthemwhichstudents their of member elder an interview Thanksgiving the during family LINDA MARTIN AND TODD ROSENE COURTESY OF APRIL CONN AND TODD ROSENE COURTESY MARTIN LINDA COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH OF TREVOR COURTESY presidents George W. Bush and BarackandBush W. Georgepresidents have attracted the likes of former former attractedoflikes thehave Other StoryCorpsOther exhibits nationwide providers and others.”andproviders rescue workers, witnesses, serviceworkers, rescue “shares oral histories from survivors,histories oralfrom “shares tive for the 9/11 Memorial and MuseumMemorialand 9/11 the for tive Center MemorialMuseum.initia-The Center which is housed at the World Trade World the housedatis which 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993 attacks”1993 26, February and200111, nearly 3,000 victims of the Septembervictims3,000the nearly of brance interviews for each of the of each for interviewsbrance also collected and recorded “remem- recorded and collected also Founded by Dave Isay, StoryCorps Cultural Center, and now, in Irvine! in now, and Center, Cultural Francisco Public Library, the ChicagotheFrancisco PublicLibrary, NYC’s Grand Central Station, the SanStation,the Central Grand NYC’s their storyboothslocationstheirin including In years past,yearsStoryCorpsInplaced has COURTESY OF TREVOR SMITH OF TREVOR COURTESY recordings when his daughter, Serene hisdaughter, recordings when hisabouthim interviewed Haddad, Lebanon to borninbeing from journey with28 at States United the coming to Americanachievingthe to money no dream. sessionsinterview recordedare The in place take andpublic the to open trailer air-stream custom-designed boothsrecordingcalled “storybooths.” CULTURE FOOD IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 2019 4, SEPTEMBER

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TONY DELAP - TRIPLE TROUBLE II - 1966 COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY A TRIBUTE TO TONY DELAP THE ARTIST, WHO PIONEERED AND CHAMPIONED , LIGHT AND SPACE, OP ART AND HARD-EDGE PAINTING STYLES, DID SO ON HIS OWN TERMS.

BY: LIZ GOLDNER

ony DeLap, who died at his gram. fact, DeLap served as project consultant County Museum of Art, where he Corona del Mar home on May The DeLap tribute is being sponsored for “Best Kept Secret,” which was part of curated the 2000 Tony DeLap Ret- 29, was one of Orange County by UCI Claire Trevor School of the Arts, the Getty Foundation’s “Pacific Standard rospective, and more recently chief and SoCal’s most well-known Laguna Art Museum, Orange County Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980” initiative. curator at Portland Art Museum; andT innovative artists. Museum of Art, and Parrasch Heijnen Anderson wrote about him in the Chris Heijnen, friend and co-owner of To honor the life and work of the pio- Gallery. accompanying catalog: “DeLap later Parrasch Heijnen Gallery, Los Angeles; neering painter and sculptor, a public Among the tribute speakers is Grace developed a signature style of sculptur- Mike McGee, former DeLap student and event, “A Tribute to Tony DeLap,” will be Kook-Anderson, curator of the exhi- al wall-hung paintings incorporating a former director of the Begovich Gallery, held Sunday, September 8, at the Irvine bition, “Best Kept Secret, UCI and the wooden edge that wraps around with a Cal State Fullerton; Dale Shierholt, friend Barclay Theatre. Several people who Development of Contemporary Art in twist, like a Möbius strip.” and filmmaker; Todd Smith, director worked with DeLap, along with friends Southern California, 1964–1971,” held at Other speakers at the tribute include and CEO of Orange County Museum and family, will present visuals, stories Laguna Art Museum from 2011 to 2012. Stephen Barker, dean of UCI’s Claire of Art; Greg Victoro¢, friend and fellow and memories to honor his legacy. A (She is currently curator of Northwest Trevor School of the Arts; Bruce Guen- magician; and Malcolm Warner, execu- hosted reception will follow the pro- Art at the Grace Kook-Anderson.) In ther, former chief curator of Orange tive director of Laguna Art Museum. IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 | 13 - Jim and Carol Hoffman Carol and - Jim WWW.KERLEGALGROUP.COM savings to a very opportunistic claimant. 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Art Laguna of director tive COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY AND RENA BRANSTEN OF THE ARTIST COURTESY fact, DeLap served as project consultant consultant project as served DeLap fact, of part was which Secret,” Kept “Best for Standard “Pacific Foundation’s Getty the initiative. 1945-1980” L.A. in Art Time: the in him about wrote Anderson later “DeLap catalog: accompanying sculptur- of style signature a developed a incorporating paintings wall-hung al a with around wraps that edge wooden strip.” Möbius a like twist, include tribute the at speakers Other Claire UCI’s of dean Barker, Stephen Guen- Bruce Arts; the of School Trevor Orange of curator chief former ther, gram. sponsored being is tribute DeLap The Arts, the of School Trevor Claire UCI by County Orange Museum, Art Laguna Heijnen Parrasch and Art, of Museum Gallery. Grace is speakers tribute the Among exhi- the of curator Kook-Anderson, the and UCI Secret, Kept “Best bition, in Art Contemporary of Development at held 1964–1971,” California, Southern 2012. to 2011 from Museum Art Laguna Northwest of curator currently is (She In Kook-Anderson.) Grace the at Art ony DeLap, who died at his his at died who DeLap, ony May on home Mar del Corona County Orange of one was 29, well-known most SoCal’s and THE ARTIST, WHO PIONEERED AND CHAMPIONED MINIMALISM, LIGHT AND WHO PIONEERED AND CHAMPIONED MINIMALISM, LIGHT AND THE ARTIST, TERMS. ON HIS OWN SO DID STYLES, PAINTING AND HARD-EDGE OP ART SPACE, A TRIBUTE TO TONY DELAP TONY A TRIBUTE TO T and innovative artists. artists. innovative and pio- the of work and life the honor To public a sculptor, and painter neering be will DeLap,” Tony to Tribute “A event, Irvine the at 8, September Sunday, held who people Several Theatre. Barclay friends with along DeLap, with worked stories visuals, present will family, and A legacy. his honor to memories and pro- the follow will reception hosted ARTS ARTS Museum of Art. In the catalog accom- materiality and slippage. That’s why panying that show, Guenther wrote, the work is so fascinating, and so much “DeLap has sought to express the purity fun. Tony’s wonderful playfulness and of idea and form through his lifelong wit shine through all his work.” exploration of the space between Bruce Guenther wrote: “Tony was the realms of painting and sculpture. among the first generation of American Through meticulous construction and artists to define the ideas and look of intellectual rigor, he has created objects minimalism. His lifelong exploration of great clarity and beauty that inhabit and questioning of the nature and phys- the shadowy precinct of perfection. In ical structure of painting and sculpture IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | questioning each form and accepting produced some of the most elegant and only that which serves the creation of innovative hybrid artworks of the last the ideal, the artist has given substance 50 years. Working within the explicitly to artifice and form to shadow.” formal concerns of system, size, color DeLap’s subsequent 2018 exhibition, and materials, DeLap used illusion “Tony DeLap: A Retrospective” at Lagu- and artifice to introduce richly allusive na Art Museum was curated by noted presence into the seemingly hermetical- Los Angeles art writer and poet Peter ly fixed object of classical minimalism. Frank. The show was a tour de force, The conceptual clarity and rigorous nearly filling up the museum with the fabrication of his coolly reductive work artist’s elegant, superbly crafted and established a standard met by few other SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 2019 4, SEPTEMBER

often-mystifying constructions. artists.” | Asked to comment about DeLap’s Mike McGee wrote: “Tony made an as- 14 work, UCI Claire Trevor School of the tounding impact as an artist, educator, Arts dean Stephen Barker wrote: “Tony and human being. And he did it all with was fascinated by the curvature of grace and dignity.” space and time. His art was persistently Tony DeLap, who was also a devot- at play with both of these dimensions, ed family man, husband, father and interrogating the nature of art genres, grandfather, will be greatly missed. asking questions such as: Can you hang “A Tribute to Tony DeLap” (who lived a sculpture on the wall? Does it then until the age of 91) will be held Sunday, become a ‘painting’? What is the rela- September 8, 1-4 p.m. at the Irvine Bar- tionship between geometric forms and clay Theatre, 4242 Campus Drive, Irvine. complex curvatures? How can I distort Parking is $10-$15 at the UCI Student

TONY DELAP: A RETROSPECTIVE • COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY / LAGUNA ART MUSEUM planar space in order to create magical Center Parking Structure, 311 W Peltason e•ects of weightlessness? Tony was a pi- Drive, Irvine. oneering explorer of alternative spaces For more information, please contact As a longtime educator, DeLap taught appear to change shape as viewers that he left open to further interrogation. [email protected] or call (949) 824-0629.

at the California College of Arts and move around them, and in the case of Spending time with his art was — is — a Public RSVP: bit.ly/2ZkQaLI. TONY DELAP • COURTESY DELAP FAMILY ARCHIVES Crafts (now California College of Arts) some pieces, appear to be floating. His question of active engagement with UC Davis, and UC Irvine as a found- inclusion of magical aspects in his work ing faculty member — teaching there was a manifestation of his lifelong hob- for nearly three decades. Some of his by as a magician, an avocation that he former UCI students, including Chris excelled in and often worked in. Burden and , have carved DeLap’s work has been included in: out their own careers in the arts, and in “The Responsive Eye” (1965, MoMA); some cases have surpassed DeLap in Primary Structures (1966, Jewish Mu- fame and notoriety, but not in terms of seum, NYC); and American Sculpture innovative artwork. of the Sixties (1967, Los Angeles Coun- In fact, DeLap has been at the forefront ty Museum of Art). His work is in the of significant art movements, partic- collections of Tate Modern, London; ularly those in Southern California. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NYC; The styles he worked in and helped the Whitney Museum of American Art, establish include Southern California NYC; San Francisco Museum of Modern minimalism, California Light and Space Art; Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpture (often referred to as “finish/fetish”), op art Garden, Washington, DC; Albright-Knox and hard-edge painting. Art Gallery, Bu•alo, NY; Hammer Mu- DeLap’s most notable contributions to seum, Los Angeles; , the art world were his shaped paintings, Minneapolis; and Musée cantonal des or works that combined features of Beaux-Arts, Lausanne, Switzerland, painting and sculpture. Just as signifi- among many other museums. cant was his employment of magical His 2000 extensive retrospective, “Tony perspectives in his work, specifically the DeLap,” curated by Bruce Guenther, TONY DELAP IN HIS STUDIO • COURTESY DELAP FAMILY ARCHIVES construction of hybrid art pieces that was exhibited at the Orange County TONY DELAP: A RETROSPECTIVE • COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY / LAGUNA ART MUSEUM IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 15 TONY DELAP • COURTESY DELAP FAMILY ARCHIVES DELAP FAMILY TONY DELAP • COURTESY TONY DELAP: A RETROSPECTIVE • COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY / LAGUNA ART MUSEUM ART / LAGUNA GALLERY AND RENA BRANSTEN OF THE ARTIST COURTESY • TONY DELAP: A RETROSPECTIVE materiality and slippage. That’s why why That’s slippage. and materiality much so and fascinating, so is work the and playfulness wonderful Tony’s fun. work.” his all through shine wit was “Tony wrote: Guenther Bruce American of generation first the among of look and ideas the define to artists exploration lifelong His minimalism. phys- and nature the of questioning and sculpture and painting of structure ical and elegant most the of some produced last the of artworks hybrid innovative explicitly the within Working years. 50 color size, system, of concerns formal illusion used DeLap materials, and allusive richly introduce to artifice and hermetical- seemingly the into presence minimalism. classical of object fixed ly rigorous and clarity conceptual The work reductive coolly his of fabrication other few by met standard a established artists.” as- an made “Tony wrote: McGee Mike educator, artist, an as impact tounding with all it did he And being. human and dignity.” and grace devot- a also was who DeLap, Tony and father husband, man, family ed missed. greatly be will grandfather, lived (who DeLap” Tony to Tribute “A Sunday, held be will 91) of age the until Bar- Irvine the at p.m. 1-4 8, September Irvine. Drive, Campus 4242 Theatre, clay Student UCI the at $10-$15 is Parking Peltason W 311 Structure, Parking Center Irvine. Drive, contact please information, more For 824-0629. (949) call or [email protected] bit.ly/2ZkQaLI. RSVP: Public question of active engagement with with engagement active of question Spending time with his art was — is — a — is — was art his with time Spending that he left open to further interrogation. interrogation. further to open left he that oneering explorer of alternative spaces spaces alternative of explorer oneering e•ects of weightlessness? Tony was a pi- a was Tony weightlessness? of e•ects planar space in order to create magical magical create to order in space planar complex curvatures? How can I distort distort I can How curvatures? complex tionship between geometric forms and and forms geometric between tionship become a ‘painting’? What is the rela- the is What ‘painting’? a become a sculpture on the wall? Does it then then it Does wall? the on sculpture a asking questions such as: Can you hang hang you Can as: such questions asking interrogating the nature of art genres, genres, art of nature the interrogating at play with both of these dimensions, dimensions, these of both with play at space and time. His art was persistently persistently was art His time. and space was fascinated by the curvature of curvature the by fascinated was Arts dean Stephen Barker wrote: “Tony “Tony wrote: Barker Stephen dean Arts work, UCI Claire Trevor School of the the of School Trevor Claire UCI work, Asked to comment about DeLap’s DeLap’s about comment to Asked often-mystifying constructions. often-mystifying artist’s elegant, superbly crafted and and crafted superbly elegant, artist’s nearly filling up the museum with the the with museum the up filling nearly Frank. The show was a tour de force, force, de tour a was show The Frank. Los Angeles art writer and poet Peter Peter poet and writer art Angeles Los na Art Museum was curated by noted noted by curated was Museum Art na “Tony DeLap: A Retrospective” at Lagu- at Retrospective” A DeLap: “Tony DeLap’s subsequent 2018 exhibition, exhibition, 2018 subsequent DeLap’s to artifice and form to shadow.” to form and artifice to the ideal, the artist has given substance substance given has artist the ideal, the only that which serves the creation of creation the serves which that only questioning each form and accepting accepting and form each questioning the shadowy precinct of perfection. In perfection. of precinct shadowy the of great clarity and beauty that inhabit inhabit that beauty and clarity great of intellectual rigor, he has created objects objects created has he rigor, intellectual Through meticulous construction and and construction meticulous Through the realms of painting and sculpture. sculpture. and painting of realms the exploration of the space between between space the of exploration of idea and form through his lifelong lifelong his through form and idea of “DeLap has sought to express the purity purity the express to sought has “DeLap panying that show, Guenther wrote, wrote, Guenther show, that panying Museum of Art. In the catalog accom- catalog the In Art. of Museum appear to change shape as viewers viewers as shape change to appear of case the in and them, around move His floating. be to appear pieces, some work his in aspects magical of inclusion hob- lifelong his of manifestation a was he that avocation an magician, a as by in. worked often and in excelled in: included been has work DeLap’s MoMA); (1965, Eye” Responsive “The Mu- Jewish (1966, Structures Primary Sculpture American and NYC); seum, Coun- Angeles Los (1967, Sixties the of the in is work His Art). of Museum ty London; Modern, Tate of collections NYC; Museum, Guggenheim R. Solomon Art, American of Museum Whitney the Modern of Museum Francisco San NYC; Sculpture and Museum Hirschhorn Art; Albright-Knox DC; Washington, Garden, Mu- Hammer NY; Bu•alo, Gallery, Art Center, Art Walker Angeles; Los seum, des cantonal Musée and Minneapolis; Switzerland, Lausanne, Beaux-Arts, museums. other many among “Tony retrospective, extensive 2000 His Guenther, Bruce by curated DeLap,” County Orange the at exhibited was TONY DELAP: A RETROSPECTIVE • COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND RENA BRANSTEN GALLERY / LAGUNA ART MUSEUM ART / LAGUNA GALLERY AND RENA BRANSTEN OF THE ARTIST • COURTESY TONY DELAP: A RETROSPECTIVE As a longtime educator, DeLap taught taught DeLap educator, longtime a As and Arts of College California the at Arts) of College California (now Crafts found- a as Irvine UC and Davis, UC there teaching — member faculty ing his of Some decades. three nearly for Chris including students, UCI former carved have Turrell, James and Burden in and arts, the in careers own their out in DeLap surpassed have cases some of terms in not but notoriety, and fame artwork. innovative forefront the at been has DeLap fact, In partic- movements, art significant of California. Southern in those ularly helped and in worked he styles The California Southern include establish Space and Light California minimalism, art op “finish/fetish”), as to referred (often painting. hard-edge and to contributions notable most DeLap’s paintings, shaped his were world art the of features combined that works or signifi- as Just sculpture. and painting magical of employment his was cant the specifically work, his in perspectives that pieces art hybrid of construction TONY DELAP IN HIS STUDIO • COURTESY DELAP FAMILY ARCHIVES DELAP FAMILY • COURTESY TONY DELAP IN HIS STUDIO ARTS ENTERTAINMENT IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 2019 4, SEPTEMBER

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HAUNTED MANSION RESORT • COURTESY JOSHUA SUDOCK FULFILLING A CHILDHOOD DREAM AT THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH DISNEYLAND VOICE ACTOR KAT CRESSIDA DISHES ON HAUNTED MANSION ROLE AND ATTRACTION’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY.

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he happiest place on Earth on — revealed in up in her hand and disappears again. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. just celebrated the 50th an exclusive interview what her expe- Cressida had a father who worked in When Cressida was growing up, she anniversary of one of the rience was like when she became an Disney Imagineering and she spent a lot dreamed that one day her wish of most iconic attractions — The o icial member of the Disney universe. of her childhood at the parks. It was be- becoming a Disney attraction would HauntedT Mansion. This Disneyland ride “It was a tremendous honor,” Cressida cause of the voices she heard through- come true. “Like most little kids, you sort became notorious for its sinister art, said. “Mostly in life we’re just lucky out the park that made her want to of have this wish fulfillment magical creepy narration and spooky ghouls. enough to have the opportunities that get into voice acting. As she began her thinking of ‘If only I could live in Disney- And just in time for the anniversary, come to us we can’t pick or necessarily career as a voice-over artist, Cressida land, if only I could be a part of Disne- one of the voice actors from the ride choose from; you can hope and dream worked on several television projects, in- yland.’ So when that happened, it was revealed some fun facts about becom- for them.” Fans of the ride might recall cluding Dexter’s Laboratory and Archer. life-changing,” she said. “Because now ing one of Disneyland’s most notable the portraits of Constance that show She also became a notable name in oth- all of a sudden this dream that I always characters. each of her husbands in the attic where er parts of the Disney universe, includ- wished on [had] happened.” Kat Cressida — also known as “The the grooms’ heads disappear. When ing the voice of from 2 in Before Cressida landed the role of The Bride” named Constance Hatchaway Constance gives her “I do,” an axe shows Disney on Ice and the Little Girl Lost in Bride in 2006, she auditioned for the IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 17 ENTERTAINMENT IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 2019 4, SEPTEMBER

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part not knowing what the role was and storytellers to do the same — which yet. There were some hints that were is to take audiences from one place to told to her, but only enough to give her another with a beautiful story.” a small idea of what she was going in The fans who celebrated at Disne- for. “I was very young, and very excited yland in Anaheim have a lot to be and passionate and bouncing o the grateful for. Disney became something walls. I didn’t sleep the night before the so remarkable that it will live on forever callback,” she said. “I was wired and — all because of the public’s love for it. nervous and eager and I just wanted to Cressida said this is why Walt Disney get it right. And as anybody who knows never stopped creating entertainment. who’s an actor, they give you all this “It’s because of the fans’ response to great information, but then there’s also Walt’s parks that Walt continued to in- some interpretation that goes on where vest and create,” Cressida said. “And the hopefully you’re just bringing them mansion came along 14 years after the what they’re looking for. And I really park opened. And the reason he kept wanted to bring them what they were investing more passion and storytelling looking for.” into it was because the fans’ response “It was a once in a lifetime opportunity was so passionate. So it is because of the and I feel unbelievably lucky to have guests that all these amazing attrac- been the person selected,” she added. tions exist.” Now that the mansion has celebrated “[Walt] always hoped that someone its 50th anniversary, Cressida feels in- would have an incredible experience. credibly humbled by how many people You’re not going on a ride, you’re going continue to honor the magic of what on an attraction and it’s taking you Walt Disney created. “I hope that for all through an experience.” of these celebrations, however they are, For more information on Kat Cressida, whatever they are, what Walt worked visit her Twitter and Instagram page @ so hard to create was this tremendous KatCressida, where she gives a bunch of entertainment filled with all these fun facts about Disney and the parks. amazing stories. And hopefully that in- KAT CRESSIDA • COURTESY LIZA ANDERSON spires future generations of imagineers IRVINEWEEKLY.COM | SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 | 19 ble Ta esort magic shares ourism he as Member create rt, on- who eso ealth of the t R $1000 N yland embers l & Spa ble | isne Ta CA 92802 osh will discuss how the r , Cast M special onomy. thanks to 00 ec the local community and delivers of the D an Hote heim Earth.” J 31,0 ts ounty of $850mber Me C | sident , Ana am suppor nge Place on Lorem ipsum Lorem mbers a te Californi ll Ora d -Me nd Dr appiest rkforce, Lorem ipsum Lorem Non overa leading ran wo e G the “H Josh D’Amaro, pre its sneyla in oach to join day at try and th ts ppr & embers | $100 a www.OCForum.org ase ery 600 Di present present indus innovative business strategies that contribute to the h inves his ev Ple Friday, SeptemberFriday, 13, 2019 PM AM - 1:30 11:30 President, Disneyland Resort Disney's Josh D'Amaro 1 $85 M | ed) Inside the Magic: Requir n tio fica How little things can make a BIG impact How little things ents (Veri Stud Purchase event tickets at tickets event Purchase $40 Ticket Pricing & Table Open Now through January 12, 2020 714.993.5075 H nixonlibrary.org