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Founders KAREL SHOOK Artistic Director ARTHUR MITCHELL Executive Director ROBERT J. TAYLOR Music Director MILTON ROSENSTOCK Dance Artists TYRONE BROOKS LORRAINE GRAVES YVONNE HALL CHARMAINE HUNTER CHRISTINA JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON HUGUES MAGEN RONAL D PERRY CASSANDRA PHIFER KEITH SAUNDERS EDDIE J. SHELLMAN LOWELL SMITH JUDY TYRUS AUGUSTUS VAN HEERDEN DONALD WILLIAMS Lisa Attles Dean Anderson Elena Dominguez Fabian Barnes Rodolphe Cassand Gregory Jackson Tai Jimenez Endalyn Taylor-Shellman Judith Rotardier Richard Witter Vince Collins Felicity de Jager Luis Dominguez Kellye Gordon Tassia Hooks Adam James Patrick Johnson Andre Levitt Rena Robinson Valencia Yearwood Andrea Bergquist Simone Cardoso Sophia Cannonier Lawrence de Maeyer Ivonne Labrada Calvin Shawn Landers Cedric Rouse Marjorie Oron Ramona Smith Connie Rotardier Ineke Rush

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MIRAGE (The Games People Play)

Choreography BILLY WILSON Music GARY MCFARLAND Costume and Scenery Design CARL MICHEL Lighting Design EDWARD EFFRON

Husband LOWELL SMITH Wife LORRAINE GRAVES (5/5, 9) CASSANDRA PHIFER (5/6, 10) Grey Lady KAREN BROWN Young Man RICHARD WITTER Crazies KELLYE GORDON (5/5, 6, 10) CHARMAINE HUNTER (5/9) VALENCIA YEARWOOD (5/10) ENDALYN TAYLOR-SHELLMAN (5/5, 6, 9) DEAN ANDERSON ROBERT GARLAND Late Arrival YVONNE HALL (5/5, 10) CHRISTINA JOHNSON (5/6, 9)

intermission

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Choreography MICHAEL SMUIN Music SAMUEL BARBER MEDEA SUITE, OP. 23 Costumes ANDY KAY Lighting SARA LINNIE SLOCUM Conductor MILTON ROSENSTOCK Staged by ROBERT SUND and EVELYN CISNEROS

Medea LISA ATTLES (5/5, 9) CHARMAINE HUNTER (5/6, 10) Sons of Medea &Jason LAWRENCE DE MAEYER (5/5, 9) CALVIN SHAWN LANDERS (5/5, 9) GREGORY JACKSON (5/6, 10) VINCE COLLINS (5/6, 10) Jason DONALD WILLIAMS (5/5, 9) RONALD PERRY (5/6, 10) Creusa Princess of Corinth TAI JIMENEZ (5/5, 9) JUDITH ROTARDIER (5/6, 10) "To die by other hands more merciless than mine. No, I who gave them life will give them death." - Euripides

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Choreography Music FIREBIRD SUITE (1945 version) Costume and Scenery Design Lighting Design PAUL SULLIVAN Conductor DAVID LAMARCHE

Young Man RONALD PERRY (5/5) AUGUSTUS VAN HEERDEN (5/6) EDDIE J. SHELLMAN (5/9) DONALD WILLIAMS (5/10) Firebird CHARMAINE HUNTER (5/5) JUDY TYRUS (5/6, 9) CHRISTINA JOHNSON (5/10 Princess of Unreal Beauty JUDITH ROTARDIER (5/5) FELICITY DE JAGER (5/6) LORRAINE GRAVES (5/9, 10) Beautiful Maidens Karen Brown (5/5, 6, 10) Endalyn Taylor-Shellman Tai Jimenez Marjorie Oron Sophia Cannonier Tassia Hooks Connie Rotardier Rena Robinson Felicity de Jager (5/5, 9, 10) Judith Rotardier (5/6, 9) Yvonne Hall (5/5, 10) Christina Johnson (5/6, 9) Ivonne Labrada Ramona Smith Princess of Evil CASSANDRA PHIFER Creatures of Evil ADAM JAMES GREGORY JACKSON Lisa Attles Kellye Gordon Simone Cardoso Ineke Rush Elena Dominguez Valencia Yearwood Fabian Barnes Luis Dominguez Andre Levitt Richard Witter Vince Collins Calvin Shawn Landers Cedric Rouse Lawrence de Maeyer Patrick Johnson Rodolphe Cassand APOTHEOSIS Entire Ensemble

Music by arrangement with Theodore Presser Company, agents for MCA Music, New York, publisher and copyright owner. Firebird was first produced by Diaghilev's Russes at the Opera in 1910, with choreography by , the great early 20th-century Russian choreographer. The cast was headed by Tamara Karsavina, the choreographer and his wife, Vera. Using legends of ori- ental Russia, Fokine sought to create a of national origin. Since a complete Firebird story suitable in its entirety for a ballet did not exist, he combined various folktales for his scenario. Stravinsky, then young and relatively unknown, was chosen to compose the music. Other choreographers who have staged productions of Firebird include Adolph Bolm (Ballet Theatre, 1945), (NY City Ballet, 1949, and in collaboration with , 1970), (, 1954), John Cranko (Stuttfart Ballet, 1964), (Harkness Ballet, 1965), Brian MacDonald (Harkness Ballet, 1967), Maurice Bejart (Paris Opera Ballet and Ballet of the 20th Century, 1970) and Eske Holm (, 1972), with some production set to a new scenario rather than the original.

Born in New York, dancer, choreographer and John Taras studied with Michel Fokine, Anatole Vilzak, Ludmilla Sholler and others, and has been associated with Caravan (1940), Littlefield Ballet (1940-41), American Ballet (1941), (1942-46 and since 1984), De Basil's (1947), Grand Ballet du Marquis de Cuevas (1948-53 and 1955), (1959-69 and 1972-84), Paris Opera Ballet (1969-70) and Deutsche Opera Ballet in West Berlin (1971-72). Among the bal- lets he has choreographed are Braziana (1945), Camille (1946), The Minotaur (1947), Designs with Strings (1948), Tarasiana (1951), Piege de Lemiere (1953), La Guirlande de Campra (1966), Haydn (1968), Scenes de Ballet (1972), Daphnis and Chloe (1975), Souvenir de Florence (1981) and many others. In addition to his own works, he has mounted ballets by George Balanchine for companies around the world.

Using Stravinsky's revised and shortened 1945 score, Mr. Taras and Geoffrey Holder have moved the ballet out of the mythical forests of old Russia and reset it in an imaginary tropical jungle, using Stravinsky's revised and shortened 1945 score. The production was pr emiered by Dance Theatre of Harlem on January 12, 1982, at New York's City Center, featuring Stephanie Dabney in the title role, plus Donald Williams, Lorraine Graves and Sulpicio Mariano.

In a mysterious forest a Young Man is hunting. He hears strange sounds, and with a fiery light appears , who is part bird, part beautiful woman. At first he hides, so as not to frighten her away, but, fascinated with the shimmering creature, he captures her. She pleads for her freedom and he releases her. In gratitude she dances for him. Before she leaves, she gives him a magical feather that will protect him from danger; then she disappears.

In the gardens of the Princess of Evil, the Young Man comes upon a group of Beautiful Maidens, led by the Princess of Unreal Beauty. When he approaches them, the Beautiful Maidens are alarmed, but the Princess of Unreal Beauty steps forward and they begin to dance.

Suddenly darkness falls and the Creatures of Evil attack. Armed with his magic feather, the Young Man stands his ground against the Creatures and the wicked Princess of Evil who has joined them. In a flash the Firebird appears, destroying the Princess of Evil and bringing peace to the forest.

In the final scene, courtiers, attendants and bearers of pennants celebrate the wedding of the Young Man and the Princess of Unreal Beauty. DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM was estab- ARTHUR MITCHELL is known around the lished in 1969 by Arthur Mitchell, a former world as an accomplished teacher, choreogra- with the New York City pher and dancer. He has been a pivotal figure Ballet, as his personal commitment to the peo- in the dance world for over three . ple of Harlem following the assassination of Mitchell began formal ballet training in his late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Now stepping teens and went on to win the coveted annual into its third decade, Dance Theatre of Harlem dance award upon graduation from the High re-affirms its founding commitment. School of Performing Arts in New York City, resulting in offers of scholarships to .. The goal of Dance Theatre of Harlem is to give and the School of young people, especially the economically and American Ballet. He accepted the latter and culturally disadvantaged, opportunities in the went on to join the New York City Ballet in arts. It started with classes for the young; com- 1955 where he debuted in the Fourth munity outreach performances for children, Movement of Western . senior citizens and the physically disabled; and Open House performances with nominal ticket He quickly rose to the position of premier prices. danseur. During his fifteen years with the New York City Ballet, he electrified audiences with Beginning as "one of ballet's most exciting his performances in all of the major ballets in undertakings" (, 1971), the company's repertoire. Mitchell was equally Dance Theatre of Harlem has grown into a at home in the neo-classic rigors of the world-renowned, neo-classical company of pas de deux as in the light-hearted caperings of a 75 forty-eight dancers with repertoire of over Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream, two works and an international touring schedule, roles created especially for him by George and is recognized as "one of the world's finest Balanchine. Mitchell left the New York City ballet companies." Ballet in 1966 to appear in several Broadway Dance Theatre of Harlem's annual seasons, shows and to experience for the first time a both domestic and international, have piled up new role as artistic director of a dance compa- box-office and attendance records. Command ny which appeared for two years in succession performances for European royalty and his- at the Spoleto Festival. toric engagements at London's Royal Opera Upon learning of the death of Dr. Martin House, Covent Garden, were among the high- Luther King, Jr., Mitchell returned from , lights of Dance Theatre of Harlem's early inter- where he had established the National Ballet national acclaim. In the spring of 1988, Dance company, determined to do something to pro- Theatre of Harlem was invited to be the first vide children in Harlem with the kinds of to perform in the opportunities that he felt had been given to Soviet Union as part of the US/USSR Cultural him. It was in 1969, with financial assistance Exchange Initiative. This historic five-week from the , that Mitchell along tour sold out in Moscow, Tbilisi and with Karel Shook founded Dance Theatre of Leningrad (now St. Petersburg), where the Harlem both as a school of the allied arts and a company received rare standing ovation at a professional dance company. Having long the Kirov Theatre. In 1990, DTH performed since expanded its boundaries, the school and at the National Culture Center in Cairo, Egypt, the company now recruit students and dancers marking its first appearance of the African con- from around the world. tinent. Among the many recognitions earned by Meanwhile, the Dance Theatre of Harlem Mitchell are the Actor's Equity Paul Robeson school boasts an enrollment of over 500 Award; the New York Public Library's "Lion dancers each semester. Students from all over of the Performing Arts" Award for outstanding the world study here, and dancers with the contributions to the performing arts; induction world's finest companies have trained here. into the NAACP's Image Awards Hall of Now recognized as an influential ballet compa- Fame; appointment to the National Council on ny of international stature, Dance Theatre of the Arts by President Reagan; thirteen Harlem is well positioned to continue its Honorary Doctorate Degrees from institutions remarkable growth for the next 20 years and nationwide, including Harvard, Princeton and beyond. What started as one man's commit- , Juilliard; the Arts and ment to change has become a vital addition to Business Council's Arnold Gingrich Memorial this country's cultural landscape. Award; the American Academy of Achieve- ment's Golden Plate Award, the Black History Maker's Award, and others. DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM

TYRONE BROOKS joined DTH in 1979. Firebird, and A Streetcar Named Ballets: Fancy Free, Othello, Billy the Kid, Desire. Guest appearances include the Alvin Concerto in F, Greening, Equus, Troy Game, Ailey American Dance Theatre, The Capitol A Streetcar Named Desire and others. Ballet Company, The River City Ballet Television credits include Giselle, the 1984 Company and Northwest Florida Ballet. Ms. Olympic Closing Ceremonies, A Streetcar Hunter recently rejoined DTH after a year's Named Desire, Bele, Troy Game and John leave of absence during which she was the Henry. Guest appearances include perfor- Ballet Mistress of the Capital Ballet and the mances with the Hampton Institute Dance Director in Residence of the Memphis Ballet Department. Theatre. KAREN BROWN joined DTH in 1973. CHRISTINA JOHNSON joined DTH in Ballets: Agon, , The 1984. Ballets: Footprints Dressed in Red, Beloved, Bele, , Frankie and Johnny, , (Act II), Concerto Mirage, Firebird and others. Guest appear- Barocco, Holberg Suite, Serenade, Fancy Free, ances include the Augusta Ballet Company, Giselle and others. Television credits include North Carolina Dance Theatre, the 1983 "Motown Thirty-What's Goin' On." A for- Tribute to with the American mer member of the , Johnson has Dance Machine and the Newark Dance appeared with the City Ballet of Houston and Theatre. London's Royal Ballet.

LORRAINE GRAVES joined DTH in 1978. VIRGINIA JOHNSON, an original member of Ballets: Firebird, Serenade, Toccata E Due DTH, is the Company's reigning prima balleri- Canzoni, Les Noces, Les Biches, Fete Noire, na. Ballets: Giselle, A Streetcar Named , La Mer and others. Desire, Allegro Brillante, Swan Lake (Act II), Television credits include Myrta in Giselle. Fall River Legend, Othello, Les Biches, Guest appearances include the Detroit Greening, Voluntaries and others. Television Symphony Orchestra, New York credits include Blanche in A Streetcar Named Philharmonic's Young People's Concert, and Desire on PBS's Dance in America, and the the White House State Dinner in 1981. Ms. title role in Giselle. Guest appearances include Graves has taught at institutions including 's Nutcracker, the The North Carolina School of the Arts and Urban Youth Ballet in Baltimore, The Eugene the Governor's Magnet School for the Arts Ballet, The Detroit Symphony, and many oth- in Virginia. Ms. Graves is listed in Who's ers. Ms. Johnson has also appeared with in America and Who's Who in National Sympony at Avery Fisher Hall and at Entertainment and serves as Regiseusse for international dance festivals. Her honors the Company. include a Young Achiever Award from the National Council of Women and the 1991 YVONNE HALL is an original member of Dance Magazine Award. DTH from 1969. Ballets: The Greatest, Holberg Suite, Fete Noire, Serenade, The Four HUGUES MAGEN joined DTH in 1984. Temperaments, Mirage, Wingborne, Ballets: Toccata E Due Canzoni, Othello, Voluntaries, and others. Television credits Prince Igor, John Henry, Concerto in F, The indlude The Show, The Mike Four Temperaments, The Beloved, Fete Noire Douglas Show, The Phil Donahue Show and and others. Television credits include Giselle, The Don Lane Show in . Guest Firebird and A Streetcar Named Desire, as appearances include the 1983 CEBA Awards, well as several French films and videos with 1986 NAACP Image Awards, 1991 Essence Chaka Khan and Luther Vandross. Awards, the 50th Birthday Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in , the RONALD PERRY is an original member of Smithsonian Institute, Boston Repertory Ballet DTH. Ballets: The Four Temperaments, Le and others. Corsaire, Bugaku, Footprints Dressed in Red, John Henry, Agon, Serenade, Allegro Brillante CHARMAINE HUNTER joined DTH in and others. He recently rejoined DTH after 1978 as an apprentice. Ballets: Agon, an eight year absence during which time he Firebird, The Four Temperaments, Banda, was a member of American Ballet Theatre, Doug la, Serenade, Swan Lake (Act II), A Bejart's Ballet of the Twentieth Century and Streetcar Named Desire and others. the Dusseldorf Ballet. Guest appearances Television credits include The Today Show, 60 include Firebird with the Detroit Symphony Minutes, Essence Magazine , Orchestra and London's Royal Ballet. CASSANDRA PHIFER is an original member Troy Game and others. Television credits of DTH. Ballets: Swan Lake (Act II), The include Stanley in A Streetcar Named Desire Four Temperaments, Firebird, Concerto and Hilarion in Giselle. He danced The Barocco, Les Noces, Giselle, Phoenix Rising, Greatest at the White House State Dinner in .? The Beloved and others. Television credits 1981. Mr. Smith has taught at insitutions such include Giselle and A Streetcar Named Desire. as Memphis Academy of Ballet and the New Guest appearances include a solo performance York Drama School. at President Reagan's state dinner honoring Margaret Thatcher, The New York JUDY TYRUS joined DTH in 1977. Ballets: Philharmonic and the Detroit Symphony Le Corsaire, The Four Temperaments, Orchestra. Ms. Phifer returned to DTH in Firebird, Giselle, Allegro Brillante, Sylvia Pas 1977 after a four year leave of absence during de Deux, Swan Lake (Act II), Footprints which she danced with the Morse Donaldson Dressed in Red and others. Television credits and Lar Lubovitch Companies. Ms. Phifer include Sylvia Pas de Deux, Giselle, Jessye also serves as Ballet Mistress for the Company. Norman from Paris and the music video Lucy by Gene Chandler. Guest appearances KEITH SAUNDERS joined DTH in 1975. include the United Negro College Fund Ballets: The Four Temperaments, Agon, Telethon, Giselle and with Concerto Barocco, Giselle, Swan Lake (Act II), the Oakland Ballet, the Detroit Symphony Voluntaries, Troy Game, Serenade and others. Orchestra and London's Royal Ballet. Ms. Mr. Saunders recently rejoined DTH after a Tyrus is a former member of the Oakland three year leave of absence, during which he Ballet. danced with Ballet du Nord and Ballet Met, where he held the position of Education AUGUSTUS VAN HEERDEN joined DTH in Director. Guest appearances include Van Pelt 1983. Ballets: The Four Temperaments, Dance Ensemble, David Parsons Company and Square Dance, Voluntaries, Holberg Suite, Boston Repertory Ballet. Firebird, Giselle, Les Noces, Allegro Brillante and others. Television credits include Giselle. EDDIE J. SHELLMAN joined DTH in 1977. Guest appearances include the Ballets: Le Corsaire, Allegro Brillante, Les with Dame Margot Fonteyn and the Detroit Biches, Pas de Dix, Swan Lake (Act II), Symphony Orchestra. Mr. van Heerden is a Scheherazade, Giselle, John Henry and others. former member of The Boston Ballet, and Television credits include Albert in Giselle and serves as Ballet Master for DTH. Sylvia Pas de Deux. Guest appearances include the University of Alabama, Stars of the DONALD WILLIAMS joined DTH in 1977. World Ballet, the 50th Birthday Tribute to Dr. Ballets: Fancy Free, Footprints Dressed in Martin Luther King, Jr. in Atlanta, United Red, The Four Temperaments, Banda, Negro College Fund Telethon, the 90th Firebird, Giselle and Billy the Kid. Birthday Tribute to Paul Robeson and Television/film credits include the role of London's Royal Ballet. Mitch in A Streetcar Named Desire, the film Cotton Club and Motown's 30th Anniversary LOWELL SMITH joined DTH in 1976. Special. Guest appearances include Ruth Ballets: Swan Lake (Act II), The Four Page's , National Ballet of Temperaments, Scheherazade, Holberg Suite, Cuba's Ballet Festival, the Detroit Symphony Serenade, Footprints Dressed in Red, Equus, Orchestra and London's Royal Ballet.

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Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn, Arthur Mitchell, President Dolores Smithies Chairperson Lowell Freiberg Gayfryd Steinberg Della Baeza, Vice Chairperson Elizabeth Johnson Kennan Ben Vereen Gordon J. Davis, Earle I. Mack Vice Chairperson Dr. Phyllis Harrison-Ross Kenneth Ross, Treasurer Jackie Rush John W. Mazzola, Special Ponchitta Pierce, Secretary Gil Shiva Consultant to the Board NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Marian Anderson Eugene Kline Lawrence Banks, Jr. Joseph Liebman Alex Radin Sydney Gruson Paul Martinson Kerry Schaeffner Dr. Ruby Herd Edward I. Tishelman Lena Home Judith Peabody Cicely Tyson

STAFF LIST

ADMINISTRATION President and Artistic Director ., Arthur Mitchell PRODUCTION Executive Director .. Robert J. Taylor Director of Production Christopher Kirkland Claudia Montes Director of Administration . Amy Wynn Production Secretary Maria Booking Manager Karyn D. Evans Stage Manager Roger Spivy Administrative Assistant Assistant Stage Manager Ann F. Cruz to Artistic Director Sharon Williams Head Carpenter Thomas S. Spital Administrative Coordinator Margaret Ervin Head Electrician/ Information Systems Manager/ Lighting Coordinator Michael J. Panvini Personnel Manager Sherra Pierre Assistant Electrician John Manderback Receptionist .... Denise Merchant Head of Properties Maurice S. Flagg Building Maintenance Crew....Juan Ayala, Carmen Ayala Engineer of Sound Brian A. McNely Security .. Gregory Ardis Costume Supervisor Pamela D. Allen Legal Counsel Simpson, Thatcher & Bartlett Wardrobe Supervisor Vernon L. Ross Wardrobe Assistant Lynn Shipley FINANCE Director of Finance Bertis Bangaree SCHOOL Bookkeeper Dhi Persaud Director of School . Walter Raines Assistant Bookkeeper Jagan Beharry School Administrator April Smith Auditor Mitchell/Titus & Company Director of Music Milton Rosenstock School Wardrobe/Fashion Design Zelda Wynn MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENT Assistant to School Administrator/ Director of Marketing and Registrar Sonya Wright Development Peter H. Hansen Assistant Registrar/Receptionist/ Associate Director of Marketing....Donna Walker-Collins School Ensemble Coordinator Patresse Philips Audience Development Financial Aid Administrator Mirna Eva Gonzalez Coordinator Willian E. Middleton Bursar Terryle D. Heffner Marketing Coordinator Jennifer E. Barner Librarian/Archivist Edward Schoelwer Merchandising Coordinator Shirley H. Mills General Press Representative The Zeisler Group FACULTY Elizabeth Hubbard Associate Director of Development Sandi Robertson Maria de Baroncelli Dana Manno Special Events Coordinator Sharon Breland Iris Cloud Rosanne Elmer Grants Administrator John E. Bush Kacy Duke Istvan Rabovsky Darryl Quinton Tracey Rounds COMPANY Walter Raines Bessie Shonberg Artistic Director Arthur Mitchell Rachel Sekyi Saul Spangenberg Artistic Advisor Frederic Franklin Edward Simon IV Carol Sumner Music Director Milton Rosenstock Mette Spaniardi Principal Conductor/Company Pianist ...David LaMarche Principal Guest Conductor Dr. Leslie B. Dunner ACCOMPANISTS Michael Cherry Company Manager Woody Schofield Odilia Campbell Svetlana Litvinoff Regisseuse Lorraine Graves Mariette Drumond Clifford Priester Ballet Master Augustus van Heerden Raymond Lowey Cedric Tolley Physical Therapist Judy G. Short Rudolph Romero o

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Adams, Senior Graphic Designer Treasurer Director of MIS Lewis Resnick, Assistant Jon Crow, Electrician Marsha Rosenberg, Afshin Afshar, Graphic Designer Treasurer MIS Programmer/Analyst Thomas Paulucci, Assistant Sound Engineer PUBLICITY & PUBLIC BUILDING MARKETING AND Playhouse: RELATIONS Howard Larson, MANAGEMENT PROMOTION Peter B. Carzasty, Director Norman A. 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LEADERSHIP The Edward John Noble Hugo Boss Fashions The Equitable Life Assurance ($100,000 or more) Foundation Institute of International Society of the U.S. The Bohen Foundation Northwest Airlines Education/Arts Mr. & Mrs. Mallory Factor Booth Ferris Foundation Pechiney International Forest City Bridge Street Richard B. & Emily H. Fisher Procordia Jordache Enterprises, Inc. Associates The Ford Foundation Samuel & May Rudin Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Kantor Mrs. Betty Freeman French Ministry of Culture Foundation, Inc. Carol and Joey Low The Ann and Gordon Getty and Communication Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Manufacturers Hanover Trust Foundation French Ministry of Foreign ' Foundation, Inc. Company Mary Livingston Griggs & Affairs through AFAA and The Norman & Rosita Merrill Lynch & Co . Mary Griggs Burke the Cultural Services of Winston Foundation Foundation, Inc. Foundation French Embassy NY Anonymous Joyce Mertz-Gilmore The Henson Foundation The Howard Gilman Foundation Wendy vanden Heuvel Foundation GUARANTORS Metropolitan Life Foundation Independence Savings Bank The Florence Gould ($25,000 or more) Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Rita & Stanley H. Kaplan Foundation AT&T Foundation Mirabella Magazine Foundation, Inc. Grenadier Realty Corp., The Louis Calder Foundation Mr. Jan Mitchell Ketchum Public Relations managing agent of Starrett Coca-Cola Foundation Morgan Stanley Bettina Bancroft & at Spring Creek Colton, Hartnick, Foundation, Inc. Andrew Klink Frederick B. Henry Yamin & Sheresky Henry & Lucy Moses Mr. & Mrs. I. Stanley Kriegel Mr. Hamish Maxwell The Eleanor Naylor Dana Fund, Inc. Robin & Edgar Lampert The Andrew W. Mellon Charitable Trust Samuel I. Newhouse Harvey Lichtenstein Foundation Dow Jones Foundation Foundation Liz Claiborne Foundation, Inc. The MetroTech Fund The Charles Engelhard The New York Times Maker's Mark Bourbon National Endowment for the Foundation Company Foundation, Inc. Marsh & McLennan Arts Herman Goldman Foundation The New Yorker Companies New York City Department of The Horace W. Goldsmith Magazine, Inc. McGraw-Hill, Inc. Cultural Affairs Foundation Mike Nichols The Neotu Gallery New York State Council Gramavision, Inc. Park Avenue Charitable Fund New York Design Center Inc. on the the Arts Mrs. Alex Hillman Pilsner Urquell Omni Magazine The Pew Charitable Trusts Sydney & Frances Lewis Quaker Oats Instant Grits Mr. & Mrs. Everett H. Ortner Philip Morris Companies Inc. Foundation David L. Ramsay, MD Mrs. Alice Holbrook Platt The Rockefeller Foundation Morgan Guaranty Trust Jonathan P.P. Rose UJA-Federation of New York's Company Helena Rubinstein Anne S. Richardson Fund Operation Exodus Morgan Stanley Group Inc. Foundation RJR Nabisco Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest The New York International The Scherman The Rockefeller Group Fund Festival of the Arts Foundation, Inc. Billy Rose Foundation & R. Robert W. Wilson OPERA America's Opera S.H. Helen Scheuer Arthur Ross Foundation, Inc. For the 80s and Beyond Family Foundation Schieffelin & Somerset Co. PRESIDENT'S Program Schlumberger Foundation, Inc. The Seth Sprague CIRCLE The Pfizer Foundation, Inc. The Evelyn Sharp Educational & Charitable Foundation Foundation ($50,000 or more) Republic National Bank of New York/Manhattan Emma A. Sheafer The Starr Foundation Air France Charitable Trust Jean Stein Brooklyn Union Gas Company Savings Bank/ Williamsburgh Saving's Siemens American F riends of the Mary Flag ler Cary Capital Corporation Tel Aviv Museum Charitable Trust Bank Scandinavian Airlines System Mr. & Mrs. Michael Steinhardt 21 International Holding Inc. Robert Sterling Clark American Committee for The Wasserstein Perella Foundation Ms. Pippa Scott The Shubert Foundation, Inc. The Tel Aviv Foundation Foundation Con Edison Terme di Saturnia Linea lion. Franklin Weissberg The Aaron Diamond Tower Air Trust for Mutual Understanding Cosmetica Estate of Martha Zalles Foundation Time Warner Inc. The Drexel Burham Lambert Lawrence Weiner The Isak and Rose Weinman Michael Tuch Foundation, Inc. CONTRIBUTORS Foundation, Inc. Uris Brothers Foundation ($2,500 or more) Forest City Foundation, Inc. Ratner Mr. Vaughn Williams Anne H. Bass Companies World Financial Center Arts Valerie Braunschweig The Government of the PACESETTERS ($10,000 or more) and Events Program Brooklyn Bureau of Federal Republic of Anonymous Community Services Germany Abraham & Straus CBS, Inc. The German State of American Express Company PATRONS Richard Avedon CGM North America Northrhein-Westphalia ($5,000 or more) Christie's The Georgetown Company Ofer & Aya Azrielant Cynthia S. Davis Goethe House New York Rose M. Badge ley Residuary The American-Scandinavian Beth & James DeWoody The I lankness Charitable Trust Foundations Foundation The Durst Foundation, Inc. for Dance Ms. Jenne K. Britell Chase Manhattan Bank Estee Lauder The Francena T. Chemical Bank Harrison Barker Welfare Richard and Dorothy Foundation Mr. Neil D. Chrisman Trust Foundation Hulbert The William Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Flora Bertelsmann Music Group IBM Corporation Hewlett of New York Foundation LLS Foundation Coca-Cola USA B'nai Zion Foundation Consulate General of Israel in Bertil & Elizabeth Lundqvist Mr. & Mrs. Charles Diker Botwinick-Wolfensohn New York, Maersk Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fishman Foundation Incorporated Dept. of Cultural Affairs Mazda Motors of America, Inc. Forbes Inc. Joe Boxer Corp. The Dorothea L. Leonhardt Charitable The Pace Gallery The 42nd Street Fund Mary Flagler Cary Foundation, Inc. Trust Commissioning Pall Corporation Arthur Mr. Michael Fuchs and Mary lin Levitt Program Cynthia & Leon Polsky Lufthansa German Giorgio Armani Airlines Citibank NA Mr. John M. Powers, Jr. National The Green Fund, Inc. Endowment for the & Marshall Cogan Salomon Foundation Inc Humanities Mr. Stephen R. Greenwald Maureen Sam Cohn SouthGate Contracting, Inc. National Westminster The Greenwall Foundation Bank Joan & Barrie M. Damson Sterling Drug Inc. USA William & Mary Greve Dime Savings Bank of New Natural Foundation Heritage Trust York New York Newsday Heckscher Foundation for & Dreyfus SUPPORTERS Children Max Victoria New York Telephone Foundation LISTING, cont. Company Home Box Office, Inc. 1992 NEXT WAVE PRODUCERS COUNCIL

Gala Chairmen Joanne C. D'Agnese Richard H. Jenrette Lionel & Suzanne Pincus Mary lin & Arthur Levitt Joan & Barrie Damson William K. & Barbara & Max Pine fi Jeffrey Deitch Stephanie R. Joseph Suzan Pitt Vice Chairman Beth & James DeWoody Michael A. Kalman M.D. Sandy & Robert Pittman Andrew K. Klink Frederick N. & Mary & Sidney Kantor Cynthia & Leon Polsky rI Bud Konheim Michele Oka Doner Miriam Katowitz & John M. Powers, Jr. Nicole Miller Sheila & David Druckman Arthur Radin Rajika Puri Nessia Pope & Keith Sonnier Robert Durst & Tony & Catherine Kiser Dr. David L. Ramsay Martina Yamin Debrah Charatan Lylla & George Kleiman Julie & Bruce C. Ratner Bil Ehrlich Edith & Paul Kolton Jonathan F. P. Rose & Members: Richard Estes Bettina Bancroft Klink Diana Calthorpe Arthur G. & Diana Altschul Neil R. Feldman Anthony D. Korner Robert C. Rosenberg & Doug Angstrom Robert Feldman William Kornreich Fran Kaufman Giorgio Armani Madison Finlay Joseph Kosuth & Clifford Ross Anne H. Bass Judy & Alan Fishman Cornelia Lauf Martha A. & Robert S. Rubin Andy Birsh Susan & Arthur Fleischer Ilene Kurtz & Bill & Ophelia Rudin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Black Lydia & Robert Forbes Ingo Kretzschmar Robert Ryman Mr. & Mrs. Irving Blum Betty Freeman Charlotte & I. Stanley Kriegel Laura L. Scheuer Valerie Braunschweig Stephanie French & Carole & Irwin Lainoff Lynn Schneider & Peggy & Howard Brenner Amory Houghton III Nancy Lassalle Nathan Joseph Jenne K. Britell & Michael Fuchs lara Lee & George Gund Pippa Scott Dan Jacobson Larry Gagosian Jacques Leviant Barbara & Stanley Silberstein Kevin Burke Richard T. Gere Frances & Sydney Lewis Winthrop H. Smith, Jr. Diana Burroughs & Mil ly & Arnold Glimcher Sol Le Witt Lavinia & Brian Snyder Jason McCoy /ASCAP Ellen & Arthur Liman Ruth Cummings Sorensen Laura L. Carpenter Yveta & Malcolm Graff Beverly & Eugene H. Luntey Jean Stein Mary & Robert Carswell Eugene M. Grant Scott C. McDonald Sue Erpf & Gerrit Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo & Priscilla Campbell & Van de Bovenkamp Leo Castelli Daniel Shapiro Allen McNeary Joan Vass William Chafin Peter Halley Will Mentor Stanley & Lisa Weiss Neil D. Chrisman Charles Hamm Martin F. Mertz Tom Wesselmann Chuck Close Claudia Hart Mr. & Mrs. Vittorio Moltedo Mr. & Mrs. John C. Whitehead Maureen & Marshall Cogan Frederick B. Henry Stephanie & Robert W. Wilson Sam Cohn Mrs. Alex Hillman David Shaw Nicholls Mary Anne & Richard Yancey Mary Sharp Cronson Barbara Hoffman Evelyn & Everett Ortner L. Marshall Zeigen Joan & Joseph F. Cullman III Bianca Jagger James Ottaway, Jr. Anonymous Catherine G. Curran Linda Janovic Diane & Stanley Person

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Benefactors Mrs. Andrew Klink Patrons Mrs. Dario Soria H. Anne H. Bass The Isak and Rose Weinman Evelyn and Everett Ortner Barbara Stanton Cynthia F. Davis Foundation, Inc. John M. Powers, Jr. Rebecca Sullivan Yveta and Malcolm Graff Mr. W. Loeber Landau Ted & Betsy Rogers William Josephson

1992 NEXT WAVE ASSOCIATES

Co-Chairmen: Carl Bellavia Jean lessen A. Carter Pottash Maria Cuomo & Kathryn Bloff Howard B. Johnson, Jr. Carolyn Reed Kenneth Cole David Blumberg & Gil Karson Ricki Roer Cathryn Collins Amy Tardio Kathleen Kirkwood Jed Root Valerie Braunschweig Kirshenbaum & Bond Thaddaeus Ropac Vice Chairmen: Penny Britell Charles Klein David Sarver William Bonbrest E.J. Camp David Kuhn Philip Shonberger Julia Forster Camilla Campbell Nicole La Branche Jodi Siegel Nicholas Polsky Sally C. Carroll Betsy Lamle Christine Simone Robert Rufino Katrina Cary Paul Laster Llewellyn H. Sinkler Dan Scheffey David Cohan & L. Bayly Ledes Harry Slakin Mish Tworkowski Deborah Futter Ashley Leeds & Howard Slatkin Kimberly & Neil Cole Christopher Harland John Sloss Corporate Leadership: Candy Coleman Bonnie Levison Louie Stoves Hugo Boss Fashions Amy Collins Janno Lieber Tracy & Jay Snyder Madeleine Cuomo Michael Lonergan IV Robert Soros & Melissa Schiff Corporate Members: Susan Davidson Jim Long Alison Spear Annonymous Roberta Louckx Maureen Sullivan Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Lauren G. Donovan Bill Macklowe Jon Sweet Cathryn Collins Simon Doonen Kristin Mannion Jonathan Teller Chemical Bank Delaware Eric Ewell Monte March Vance Thompson Grenadier Realty Corp., Katherine Fox Ian McColough & Alexandra & Gerard Tourol Managing Agent for Abigail Franklin Lynnie Lewis Abigail S. Trenk Starrett at Spring Creek Susan Freedman & Jeanne McCulloch Nealan Tyree Lufthansa German Airlines Richard Jacobs ' Neal Meltzer Lisa Vaamonde Southgate Contracting, Inc. Samuel Gen Fred Meyers & Sally Heller Wesley Wang Jon Gilman Patrick Milani Laura Weil Members: Naomi Susan Goldberg Janet L. Onnen Alan J. Wilzig Judith & Leslie Agisim Jennifer P. Goodale Scott & Ellen Osman Ivan Wilzig John Amadeo Cheryl Henson Frank W. Piasecki Brana Wolfe Buck Andrews Albert P. Hildebrandt Margaret Pickman Eric Wright Peter Bacanovic Dennis Homlitas Oliver Platt Suzanne K. Yalof Lisa Baeza Trea Hoving William S. Plotch Eve Yohalem John Bark Alexander Isley Joan & Alexander Polsky Lisa Zenkel Paulette Bartlett Peter Jennison Lisa Pomerantz Willow Bay Julie Jensen & Robert Bryan Maxene & Eugene Possman BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS In 1987, BAM established a formal program to encourage the collaborations of visual and performing artists on the stage with a three -year, $300,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. The grant has subsequently been augmented by the development of several visual arts programs designed not only to encourage the participation of fine visual artists but also to provide critical funding. These additional projects are administered by the arts management and consulting firm of Livet Reichard Company, Inc.

BAMART In 1990, a special fundraising campaign was launched through the generous donations of works of art. Proceeds from the sale of these works benefit all programs at the Academy. To date artists include: Dennis Adams David Dupuis Julian Lethbridge Sam Samore Joe Andoe Suzan Etkin Peter Schuyff Steven Arnold R.M. Fisher Christopher Macdonald Teddy Shapiro Richard Artschwager Ann McCoy Borek Sipek Gretchen Bender Fariba Hajamadi Donald Moffett Philip Smith Mary Beyt Keith Haring+ Matt Mullican Julian Schnabel David Bowes Nancy Haynes James Nares Keith Sonnier Harry Callahan Edward Henderson John Newman Joel Sternfeld William Christenberry Jacqueline Humphries Cady Noland Jon Tower Christo James Hyde Jules Olitski Bill Turner John Clem Clarke Rona Pondick Meyer Vaisman Stephen Daley Ronald Jones Allan Wangsgard Sonia Delaunay Miguel Angel Rios William Wegman Michele Oka Doner Komar & Melamid Alexis Rockman Lawrence Weiner Carroll Dunham Joseph Kosuth David Row Matthew Weinstein Brad Dunning Paul Laster Allen Ruppersberg

BAM COLLABORATIVE ARTS COUNCIL The mission of the BAM Collaborative Arts Council is to develop joint efforts between visual and performing artists. Artists and galleries pledge major artworks to the Council to raise monies separate from the Academy's general fundraising efforts. These funds are used to foster the creation of works for presentation at BAM. BAM hopes that the Collaborative Arts Council will inspire artists from different disciplines to work together, giving their ideas innovative forms and redefining artistic boundaries.The Council's first project was GRIOT NEW YORK, a collaboration between Garth Fagan (choreographer), (), and (sculptor), which received its world premiere during the 1991 NEXT WAVE Festival.

Co-Chairmen: Ross Bleckner Keith Sonnier John Gibson William Ehrlich David Bowes Doug & Mike Starn Barbara Gladstone Arnold Glimcher George Condo Pat Steir Marian Goodman Kate Ericson & Mel Ziegler Philip Taaffe Michael Klein Museum Advisors: Komar & Melamid William Wegman Peter MacGill Martin Friedman Jeff Koons David Ramsay Richard Koshalek Joseph Kosuth Art Dealers and Collectors: Tony Shafrazi Matt Mullican Vrej Baghoomian Holly Solomon Contributing Artists: Claes Oldenburg & Leo Castelli Linda & Stefan Stux Donald Baechler Coosje van Bruggen Paula Cooper Jamie Wolff Lynda Benglis Richard Prince Asher B. Edelman

BAN ARTISTS PRINT PORTFOLIO The BAM Artists Print Portfolios feature specially commissioned limited-edition prints by renowned visual artists. All prints are in editions of 75, with 16 artists' proofs. The Portfolios, published by Parasol Press, are available on a limited basis to museums, private collectors, and corporations. Edition 1992 Print Portfolio 1 1987 -1988 Print Portfolio 11 1988-1989 Print Portfolio III 1989-1990 BAM Print Jennifer Bartlett Christian Eckart Chuck Close Julian Schnabel Francesco Clemente Eric Fischl Richard Estes (Special edition of 250 prints) Roy Lichtenstein David Hockney Peter Halley David Salle Barbara Kruger Claudia Hart Kenny Scharf Jonathan Lasker Sol LeWitt Julian Schnabel Robert Mangold Will Mentor Donald Sultan Claes Oldenburg Suzan Pitt Terry Winters Todd Watts Robert Ryman . Tom Wesselmann BAM COVER AND POSTER ARTISTS Each year BAM features works of art on its journal and program covers, and posters. Contributing artists have included:

Karel Appel Alex Katz Susan Rothenberg Ross Bleckner Carroll Dunham Paul Laster Kenny Scharf Francesco Clemente David Hammons Sherrie Levine Papo Colo Keith Haring+ Roy Lichtenstein Todd Watts +In Memoriam David Croland David Hockney Robert Mapplethorpe+

BENEFACTORS Willard Cook & Suzanne Tick Herbert Construction Company Educational Center Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Katz ($1000 or more) Lewis B.& Dorothy Cullman John & Margaret Hewitt Mr. Gerald Agranoff Foundation Mr. David D. Holbrook Joan & Albert Kronick American Savings Bank Constans Culver Foundation Ms. Edythe M. Holbrook Mr. & Mrs. Charlton M. Lewis Holbrook Lichtenstein ASCAP Doris Wiener Gallery ICM Phyllis Ken Barboza Associates Brendan Dugan Mrs. Marjorie Isaac Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Luntey Madero Roger & Brook Berlind Asher B. Edelman Robert and Ellen Israel Alejandro Dr. James & Jane McGroarty Bottega Veneta Mr. & Mrs. Dwight W. Ellis Linda B. Janovic Mrs. Mary Griggs Burke Andre Emmerich Gallery Ms. Ana Paula Jarowski Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. The Carwill Foundation Mr. Seth Faison Ms. Katharine Anne Johnson Menschel Selma & Martin Mertz Arthur L. Cater Mr. Arthur J. Fleischer, Jr. Johnson & Higgins Vittorio Moltedo Charles Klein Design, Inc. The Friars Foundation Wilma H. Jordan & Mrs. Annalee Newman Mr. Allan Chasanoff Floss & Sandy Frucher George J. Green Mr. William Josephson & Mrs. Henry Christensen GreenPoint Savings Bank BENEFACTORS, cont. Mr. William David Cohan James Grodd Stanley H. Kaplan BROOKLYN ACADEMY AND BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Leadership Patrons Jonathan Berg Morgan Guaranty Trust ($5,000 or more) ($1,000 or more) Brooklyn Storage Corp. Company Grenadier Realty Corp. Adler & Shaykin Mrs. Jackson Burke Evelyn & Everett Ortner Pfizer Inc Forbes Inc. Sally C. Carroll The Madgus Corp. Forest City Ratner Companies International Media Gail Clott & Norman Segal Meyer & Gifford Architects Investors Community Preservation Park Tower Realty Benefactors Victor Capital Group Corp. Property Prospects ($2,500 or more) Dime Savings Bank Prudential Brooklyn Union Gas Supporters Eisenberg, Tanchen & Rubin Realty Holding of America The Chase Manhattan ($250 or more) Flushing Savings Bank Robinson Silverman Pearce Bank, N.A. A & S Hadassah Brokers Arohnson & Berman Con Edison Affordable Housing Haims Realty Inc. Securities Industry The Georgetown Company Construction Corp. Harbor Motor Inn Automation Corporation National Westminster The Alan B. Slifka Hudson Properties Office of Jon Sherry Bank USA Foundation, Inc. Independence Savings Bank Shurgard's Big Yellow Republic National Bank The Alex Hillman Family William Kornreich Simarka Productions, Inc. of New York Foundation Dorothea L. Leonhardt Swanke Hayden & Connell Rodin Management Arnel Construction Corp. Foundation Two Trees Management Companies, Inc. Battle Fowler LLS Fund

BENEFACTORS, cont. Lincoln Center Library Bob Colacello Mr. Donald E. Maher Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Marianna Collins Mr. Donald E. Mason Jack H. Nusbaum McDougal, Jr. Cecil C. Connor, Jr. Alison Mazer Mr. Douglas Oliver Mr. Thomas P. Mullen Arlene C. Cooper Mr. Archie D. McArthur James H. Ottaway Thomas S. Murphy John C. Cornwall Mr. Michael A. McCarthy Jessica Palmer Mr. Marvin Numeroff Donna J. Costa Ms. Nancy McDonnell Pfizer Pharmaceuticals John & Bonnie Nuzum Mr. Ralph Cox Louise R. McNamee

Prudential Securities The Obernauer Foundation Mr. Henry Davis Ms . Barbara Metzger R.H. Macy's & Co., Inc. Dr. liana B. Pachter & Mr. & Mrs. Rohit Desai Russell G. Miller Mr. James Q. Riordan Dr. William Wynn Mr. Joseph L. Deutsch Miriam P. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. David Rockefeller Mr. Peter Plimpton Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Douglas Mr. Stanley Mongin Sandalwood Foundation Sandy & Steve Perlbinder The Downstate Headache Dr. Tatsuji Namba James Schadt Nile G. Rodgers Center National Allotment Agency, Schieffelin & Somerset Co. Rolls Royce Motor Cars Inc. Joyce & Isaac Druker Ltd. Mr. Harold L. Schiff Richard M. Rosan Mr. & Mrs. Lorin Dick & Carol Netzer Martin E. Segal Sandpiper Fund Ms. Nettie Duskis Shimako Okada Ms. Kira Sergievsky Claudia & William Seegraber Mr. Christian Eisenbeiss Ms. Dorinda J. Oliver Mrs. Louise Seymour Theodore & Carol Shen Dr. Michael B. First One World Arts Foundation Lindsay & Brian Shea Mikki Shepard Nick Fountas Mr. Anthony R. Paris Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Shen Muriel F. Siebert Barry S. Friedberg Mr. William Pierce Harvey Silverman Susan R. Smith Irving Friedberg Hugh Piney & Randi Chalfin Mrs. Brian Snyder Samuel & Ellen Sporn Ms. Ann Gaffney Ms. Susan Pines Mrs. Dario J. Soria STAGEBILL Luis Gamis Polytechnic University Mr. Jeffrey J. Steiner Theatrical Stage Employees Elizabeth T. Garvey David Prager Thom Von Buelow & Local #4, I.A.T.S.E. Marit Gentele-Gruson Mr. Henry C. Preston Liza Lerner Mr. L.G. Thomas Mr. Joseph Giacolone Rubin Raskin Sandford I. Weill Tishman-Speyer Properties Mr. & Mrs. William C. Gifford Mr. Waldo Rasmussen Wertheim Schroder & Co. Inc. Mr. Charles Van Campenhout Michael J. Gillespie Lynne & Jonathan Ridgeway Ms. Terry A. White Dr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Vidich Mr. & Mrs. Harold Grimes Dr. & Mrs. Martin J. Salwen Irene Worth The Lawrence A. Wien Mr. Henry Guettel Michaela & Henry A. Foundation Mr. James SUSTAINERS Guiher Schaeffer Ms. Carol Yorke Harmonia Mundi USA Mr. & Mrs . Irwin ($500 or more) The Zeitz Foundation Ms. Kristen Harvey Schneiderman Alvin J. Rockwell Mr. Barry Zonon The Haupt Foundation, Inc. Mr. David E. Schwab Charitable Trust Ms. Evelyn Hinrichsen Ms. Barbara Schwartz Amstar Corporation SUPPORTERS Nancy Hoffman Gallery Jeanette & Ruben Selles Jayne Bentzen & ($250 or more) Lawrence J. Hohlt Second District Dental Benedict Silverman Mr. George C. Abraham Mr. James Hohorst Society of New York Karin Berg Mr. Murray C. Adams Hugo Hollinger Ms. Noriko Sengoku Mr. James P. Bodovitz American Chai Trust Karen Brooks Hopkins Rosamond Shannon Ms. Nina Bramhall Anchor Savings Bank Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Mr. Ron Shorr Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Mandell Leslie Asch Horowitz Mr. & Mrs. John Simmons Brody Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc. Mr. John Houshmand Ms. Linda H. Sitnick Lawrence B. Buttenweiser Denis Azaro Deirdre Howley & Ms. Mary Skinner -Ballet Makers Dance Robert & Barbara Bachner Ira Eisenstadt Mr. Robert K. Smith Foundation Sharon F. Bamburg David Humphrey Thomas W. Streeter John & Barbara Chancellor Ms. Judith Bass Jan & Phyllis Hyde Susan C. Stewart Chiquita Brands International The Bay Foundation Inter Arts N.Y. Company Tyrone Stith Ms. Selma Jeanne Cohen Catherine & Jonathan Bell Bernard & Marlene Jaffe Aley Sullivan John Conklin Maurice S. Binkow Ms. Barbara Jakobson Morton Schwimmer, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. John & Jane Bierwirth Mr. & Mrs. John W. James III Mr. Willard B. Taylor Davenport Boardroom Reports Sheila E. James Mr. L. G. Thomas Mrs. Mary J. Doherty Ms. Claudette Boehm Ms. Janet Fraser Jones Kanwaljit Trehan Mr. Douglas Durst Ms. Martha Bograd Mr. Robert M. Kaufman "21" CLUB, INC. East New York Savings Bank Dr. Leon Botstein Mr. Thomas F. Kearns Charles VanCampenhout Edith & Michael Gelfand Carin L. Boyer Jan S. Keithly Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Foundation Broadway Play Publishing, Inc. Anna-Maria and Stephen Van Slyke Ralph Goldenberg Andrew Brown Kellen Foundation Ms. Bernardette Vaskas Morton Gottlieb Janice B. Brown Mr. Donald R. Kendall Drs. B. &. E. Wainfeld Chiquita & Andre Gregory Dwight J. Browne Stephanie & Samuel Charlene M. Weinstein & Marilyn Heckler D.J.R. Bruckner Lebowitz Laurence B. Molloy Mr. Irwin Horowitz Chris Butts Mr. Robert Lemert Margaret Cullinan Wray David W. Jones Marvin Carlson Mr. Bruce Levine Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kleinbard Florence G. Campbell Mr. Christopher A. Li Greci & Myra & Matthew Mr. & Mrs. W. Loeber Landau Mr. & Mrs. James Cox Robert Ohlerking Zuckerbraun Mr. Eric Levine Chambers Dr. Jonathan Lorch Mr. Harold Levy Wen J. Chen John P. MacDonald For more information about the FRIENDS OF BAM, please call the Membership Desk, at (718) 636-4194 . -

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