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Th e past, present, and future often intersect on stage. helpful links, and comments from staff . Check it out at www.tpac.org/brochure and explore other For thousands of years, the performing arts have content on the web site during your stop. View clips, been a blend of time-honored traditions and listen to pod-casts and song samples, enter contests, contemporary expressions. and stay tuned… Blogs and a version of “My TPAC” are coming soon. So, too, the tried, true and new are refl ected in the way that TPAC interacts with patrons before and after that moment in time when the artists on the stage are interrelating with the audience.

In just over a decade, the number of TPAC tickets sold on the internet has gone from nil to nearly 99,000 a season – a fi gure that increases more rapidly each year.

Today, TPAC staff uses e-mail to communicate with more than 80% of Broadway season ticket-holders and 100% of the membership of Marquee, a TPAC WWW.TPAC.ORG/BROCHURE club designed to enhance the experience of the live performance. Both have their own pages on the www.tpac.org TPAC web site for information exclusive to them.

Phrases that didn’t exist in the recent past, from “RSS” Th e TPAC web site contains basic information to “Virtual Tour,” make the agenda at staff meetings. and easy links for one-stop shopping, learning, and networking. “Ultimately, TPAC is keeping pace with new technologies Th e home page contains easy links to the performance to serve our patrons in new calendar, shows in the immediate future, ticket ways. We’re giving you more purchases, education programs, on-line donations, choices – how you learn about networking opportunities, and tips on visiting TPAC. our shows, how you purchase Click on the “rate me” button to make comments tickets, and how you give us on the web site itself. What would you like to see? feedback and input,” said Brent How do you want to interact with us? Hyams, TPAC’s Executive Vice Go to www.tpac.org/contest to keep up with TPAC President and General Manager. contests, including “Text to Win.” “We’ll continue to use BRENT HYAMS traditional communications, TPAC EXECUTIVE but you’ll see ongoing rapid Talk Back to TPAC! VICE PRESIDENT AND growth in ‘business intelligence’ GENERAL MANAGER at TPAC – all of the satellite Sign up for StageLinks, the regular e-mail to more and electronic technologies than 90,000, and you’ll automatically receive an that are expanding even as we speak. In your own time, electronic survey after every TPAC performance in your own unique way, you’ll increasingly customize you attend. Patrons who provide their e-mail your interaction with TPAC to connect with elements addresses when they purchase season tickets, or of the live performance. We’re making a concerted eff ort tickets for individual shows, also receive the surveys. to be on the forefront of giving our patrons high-tech TPAC receives an average response rate of 30%. tools to inform and enhance their experiences in the arts and arts education.” When you sign up for StageLinks, RSS, or text messages, you’re also the fi rst to receive breaking news TPAC’s fi rst comprehensive “virtual Broadway and special ticket off ers from TPAC. Click the purple brochure” is especially fun, fast, and easy to use – mailbox button on the home page of www.tpac.org or entertaining unto itself with music from every show, see www.tpac.org/mail. ¢ Heart disease affects women, too.

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JOEY CURATOLO (Vocals, Bass, Piano, Guitar)

JOE BITHORN (Vocals, Lead Guitar)

RALPH CASTELLI (Drums, Percussion, Vocals)

MARK LEWIS (Keyboards, Percussion)

There will be one intermission.

17 WHO’S WHO

STEVE LANDES (Vocals, rhythm guitar, piano, harmonica) musical family where the accordion, guitar and drums With a singing voice dead-on to the young ’s, surrounded him throughout his life. In the Castelli home in the precocious Steve taught himself guitar at age 10 listening Alhambra, California, a variety of musical styles from opera to Beatles records and by 13 was fronting a Top 40 cover to Frank Sinatra, were always on the turntable. By age six, band in his native Philadelphia area. At 17 he joined the Ralph secretly pounded away on his older brother’s drum set successful Broadway musical and further and his Mom’s pots and pans. Music was in his blood! On developed his musicianship. Steve later honed his acting skills that momentous night in February, 1964 when in an off-Broadway showcase of The Fab Four. Once he first appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, Ralph sat in front of joined RAIN in 1998, he knew this is where he was supposed the TV and knew that playing drums was what he was born to be. On one of his travels to England, he found himself at to do. So captivated by and The Beatles that Liverpool’s Casbah Club, owned by pre-Ringo Beatles night, his excitement continued to grow and little did he drummer Pete Best. Encouraged to get on stage, Steve belted know at the time exactly how his dream would become a out the rocker “Slow Down,” on which Lennon sang lead on reality. After performing and touring in numerous bands, a 1965 Beatles record. Best cited the performance at a Beatles Ralph was spotted and received the opportunity to portray convention, saying “it helped make for one of the best nights Ringo in the Broadway production of Beatlemania. His drum ever at the Casbah.” In August, 2007 Steve and RAIN technique, style, humor, appearance and all his hard work performed in Liverpool as part of Liverpool’s 800th birthday had paid off. He was also lucky enough to play Starr in the celebration – at both the Empire Theatre (where The Beatles film version of Beatlemania. Ralph joined RAIN in 1986. played seven times) and The Cavern Club. MARK LEWIS (Keyboards, percussion) The managerial JOEY CURATOLO (Vocals, bass, piano, guitar) Joey grew and creative mind that transformed Rain from a 1970s up in a Brooklyn household where classical music and opera southern California bar band doing Beatles covers into an formed the soundtrack. A natural musician and singer, he ultra-professional act with the best musicians in the world, was infatuated with The Beatles when they hit America, offstage keyboardist Mark traces his love of the Fab Four taught himself guitar at 10, played piano by ear and at 16 was to the Sunday night of Feb. 9, 1964, when his generation moonlighting in a traveling Top 40 cover band. At 17, Joey was smitten by The Beatles appearance on The Ed Sullivan was entered by friends into a McCartney sound-alike contest Show. An accomplished pianist at 13, having studied since at a Beatle festival. Without preparation, he won and caught age 5, Mark was soon playing the Farfisa organ in teenage the eye of a producer for the Broadway production of rock bands around his native Los Angeles. After college he Beatlemania. Joey ended up in the West Coast version. He met two talented musicians who did Beatles covers in a bar joined RAIN in 1983 - helping propel the band into a class band called Reign. Over the next five years the band by itself. Today, his vocals and bass, piano and guitar playing gained regional fame, changed its spelling to RAIN, cut remain as powerful as ever. the soundtrack to the made-for-TV movie . Mark ensures The Beatles’ studio sound is JOE BITHORN (Vocals, lead guitar) replicated in full during RAIN shows, playing piano and portrayer Joe grew up on the same Manhattan block where organ and inserting necessary sounds of The Beatles jazz genius Thelonious Monk resided. Steeped in classical background instrumentation. music and jazz, young Joe nevertheless dabbled in many genres when teaching himself acoustic guitar. Smitten by The ANNERIN PRODUCTIONS is a division of Jeff Parry Beatles, at 9 he switched to electric guitar and by 13 was Promotions which has been a North American concert famous in his neighborhood. By 16 he was a studio session promotion company for 30 years. Annerin was formed six musician. He joined a national tour of Beatlemania, mastering years ago to produce theatrical tribute type entertainment. Harrison’s guitar parts within a one-week period and the In that time, Annerin has produced, Björn Again (Abba), scouse accent on the job. Joe passed RAIN’s audition by The Pink Floyd Experience, The Led Zeppelin Experience and playing both lead guitar parts from “And Your Bird Can Sing” Rain - A Tribute to The Beatles. The premise of Annerin is to simultaneously, which Harrison and McCartney played in the produce high quality shows which enable the audience to studio. In RAIN he manages all sorts of fret-board wizardry - experience artists who are no longer touring, in a theatre including replicating studio sounds with a guitar synthesizer. environment as opposed to clubs which have traditionally been the venues of tribute shows. 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CREDITS Drums provided by Ludwig Drums. Cymbals provided by Zildjian Cymbals. Vic Firth drumsticks. Dean Markley Strings.

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PHOTOGRAPHS Photos by Joan Marcus

Joey Curatolo, Joe Bithorn, Ralph Castelli, Steve Landes

Joey Curatolo

Joey Curatolo, Joe Bithorn, Steve Landes, Ralph Castelli (back)

Steve Landes

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Steve Landes

Joey Curatolo, Joe Bithorn, Ralph Castelli (back)

Joe Bithorn, Steve Landes Ralph Castelli

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33 Listen and I will tell you. How I feel. What I need.

We focus on you at the hospitals of Saint Thomas Health Services. That’s what sets us apart from other women’s services programs. You can always count on receiving the personalized care you deserve.

When you speak, we listen. Call 615-284-PINK to find out more about our exceptional care.

Let our faith be your strength.

615-284-LIFE | sths.com Name the Beatles’ #1 Hits and band members (for answers, see www.tpac.org/puzzle)

Across 19 … right now, over me 6 First Beatles’ song to top U.S. charts 4 Writer of this 20 First song to feature Paul on lead 7 Leads to your door 6 I’m in love with her and … guitar…“but my baby don’t care” 8 Beatle 10 First performed on Our World, 9 No need for relationship counselor Down the first live global television link 12 Beatle 11 1 Written to comfort John’s Arms up and out on album cover 13 More than standard seven son Julian 2 …yeah, yeah, yeah! 14 Believe and how: Only #1 hit 16 Title of last album 3 When troubles seemed so far away by George on U.S. Charts 17 Beatle 4 Where a barber shows photographs 15 What money can’t buy 18 Beatle 5 Title of first movie 16 I’ll always be true, so please …

35 Live Green:

TPAC is about arts Playingand culture – an environmentally our Part responsible culture, that is, active in the concerted effort of millions of Americans to “live green.” TPAC invites you to take home one playbill for the family and recycle the other.

Look for bins as you leave the performance.

Thank you.

Visit www.tpac.org/onstage for a copy of this playbill.

The Tennessee Performing Arts Center is an accessible facility with a variety of services. For more information, see page 60 of this playbill, call Melissa Brett at 615-687-4292, or visit www.tpac.org.

36 How did four blue-collar kids become one of the greatest successes in pop music history?

March 18–April 5 • TPAC’s Jackson Hall tickets ON SALE november 23 615-255-ARTSwww.tpac.org/jerseyboys (2787) • •tpac.org/jerseyboys 615-255-ARTS (2787) TPAC BoxTPAC Box Offi Offic cee (Downtown (Downtown or at or Davis-Kidd at Davis-Kidd Booksellers Booksellers in The Mall in The at Green Mall atHills) Green Hills) All All Outlets Outlets • Groups • Groups (20of 20 or more more) call 615-782-4060 call 615-782-4060

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39 "Hats off to Volunteers" Amerigo Hosts Annual TPAC Volunteer Luncheon

For the second year in a row, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center extends its thanks to Amerigo for sponsoring its annual “Hats Off to Volunteers” luncheon. The event recognizes those who donate their invaluable time and eff ort to TPAC year-round.

TPAC celebrated over 150 active volunteers at the June 14 gathering, featuring a three-course meal in the West End eatery’s main dining room and fun games with appreciation prizes. Th e afternoon’s highlight came from the much-loved hat decorating contest that produced some of the most memorable creations TPAC staff has seen to date, including a gravity-defying balloon hat (worn by Loraine Flegal) and an ingenious TPAC “tea-pack” hat (worn by Graham Sugg).

“We are yet again indebted to sales and marketing manager Ali Gensert and the wonderful staff of Amerigo for creating such an elaborate and elegant afternoon for our volunteers,” said Melissa Brett, TPAC’s senior community relations manager. “Day in and day out, we rely on our volunteers to off er that extra dose of warmth and hospitality our patrons have come to expect. Th ey deserve to have their work applauded in such an enjoyable fashion.”

During the 2007-2008 season, 282 diff erent TPAC volunteers completed 3,118 hours of service. Th e organization looks to continue its trend of excellent service with the current 2008-2009 season.

Amerigo has five restaurant locations in Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee, off ering a casual, cozy and upbeat atmosphere and serving new world Italian cuisine. Th e award-winning bistro chain, open since 1987, features a wood fi re oven grill and an American and Mediterranean twist on traditional Italian food. Th e Nashville restaurant is conveniently located near TPAC Special Thanks To at 1920 West End Avenue and off ers both lunch and dinner menus for everything from an intimate pre-show date to large group celebrations.

39 Get a group and go! TPAC has three great programs for your employees AND groups 615-782-4060 • www.tpac.org/groups

Build your own group at Through Corporate Saver www.tpac.org/groupsales. companies can offer their This system allows your employees the benefit of friends and family to group discount tickets to receive the benefit of group discount many TPAC shows without the hassle of tickets to select shows at TPAC without organizing the group, collecting payments, the stress of collecting everyone’s or keeping track of who gets how many payments or keeping track of who gets tickets. Visit www.tpac.org/corporatesaver. how many tickets. Just blast out an e-mail to your friends and family, and TPAC Group Sales handles the rest. Reward your employees and clients for a job well done by paying for part or all of a HCA/TriStar Place your Broadway at TPAC or Tennessee Rep season subscription bets on laughs package! BizTix is a turn-key, cost effective benefit program at Tuna Does where companies underwrite a portion of the subscription Vegas, Dec. 2-7. cost for their employees. All promotion and sales are Groups of 10 handled by TPAC and Tennessee Repertory Theatre. or more get fantastic deals, so don’t gamble on your seats!

to RAIN: A Tribute to The Beatles audience members who participated in TPAC’s Group Sales programs Thank You and ordered tickets by October 31, 2008.

Affi nion Deloitte & Touche Monterey High School Tammy Cagle & Friends AFTRA Dollar General Corporation Motlow State Tennessee Deptartment of Tourism American General EMI Christian Music Group Community College Tennessee Education Artrageous Friends of TPAC MTSU Lottery Corporation Asurion Gaylord Entertainment Company Nashville Convention Th e Lampo Group AT&T General Motors & Visitors Bureau Tom James Company Averitt Gibson Musical Instruments Nissan TPAC Family Bank of America Gospel Music Association Paris Henry County Arts Council Trevecca University Bank of Nashville Hazel McCanless & Friends Pearl Drums United Way, Rutherford County Bass, Berry & Sims HCA Pinnacle Financial Vanderbilt Residence Life Belmont University Healthways Regions Bank Vanderbilt University BMI Hendersonville Medical Center Robertson County Farm Bureau WWL Vehicle Services Board Member, Inc. Jewish Community Center Russellville High School Americas, Inc. Caterpillar Financial Kraft CPAs PLLC Saturn UAW YMCA Middle TN Services Corporation Lifeway Sheraton Centennial Healthcare Lipscomb University Southern Hills Medical Center CHD Meridian Live on Stage Sparkfl y CMT Marquee Staff mark Corrections Corporation McKendree Village State Farm Insurance of America Metropolitan Nashville Stites & Harbison PLLC Covance Airport Authority StoneCrest Medical Center David Lipscomb Middle School Mitsui USA Suntrust Bank

40 It’s a hit! Find out why food and beverage The Tennessee Performing Arts Center sales at TPAC more than doubled last season. Enjoy a growing assortment of specialty gratefully acknowledges its sponsors items just for TPAC patrons from Nashville and the sponsors of the 2008-2009 and Tennessee’s fi nest: HCA/TriStar Broadway at TPAC season. BEacHaVEN VINEYaRDS & WINERY BONGO JaVa ROaSTING CO. (two custom blends for TPAC) broadway series Title Sponsor: GRab THE GOLD Jack DaNIEL’S TENNESSEE WHISkEY MOOSE HEaD KETTLE CORN NaSHVILLE TOFFEE COMPaNY PROVENcE BREaDS aND CaFÉ PURITY DaIRIES RaE’S GOURMET SaNDWIcHES sustaining partner: SaVOR THE FLaVOR SaVORY SEcRET ST. CLOUD’S CHEESEcakES SWEET 16TH a bakERY TENNESSEE CHEESEcakE Official Sponsors: TENNESSEE T-CakES YaZOO BREWING COMPaNY

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Presenting show sponsors: Come Early and visit TPAC’s CENTER LANDING CAFÉ to sample a tasty variety of treats and beverages!

41 Charitable Donations The Tennessee Performing Arts Center gratefully acknowledges the following organizations and individuals for gifts and pledges to the center from October 31, 2007 to October 31, 2008. These gifts support TPAC Education, performing arts programs, and special projects. For more information about donor benefits and sponsorship opportunities, or to notify us of any errors or omissions, please contact the TPAC Development Department at 615-687-4315. 2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Baulch Family Foundation Gaylord Opryland Resort Mrs. Victor S. Johnson, Jr. C. Dale Allen The Broadway League and Convention Center Mr. and Mrs. Victor S. Johnson, III Kenneth E. Blackburn, II Brown-Forman GROUPEXCEL Mr. and Mrs. William E. Knestrick Barbara T. Bovender Coca-Cola Bottling Company Gus Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Lamar, III William H. Braddy, III Dollar General Corporation The Jewish Foundation of Nashville Kathleen and Tim O’Brien John E. Cody Ford Motor Co. Fund Local Color Gallery Keith and Deborah Pitts J. Chase Cole Patricia C. & Thomas F. Frist Mid-Tennessee Neonatology Donna and Jay Richards Ronald L. Corbin Designated Fund* Associates, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Singleton Jeanette Crosswhite, Ph.D. Gannett Foundation Nashville Land and Landscape, LLC Mr. Thomas Skains Ansel L. Davis The Joel C. Gordon & Bernice W. North Highland Company Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Small Emanuel J. Eads Gordon Family Foundation O’Connell Family Foundation Douglas White Farzin Ferdowsi HCA-Caring for the Community Outback Concerts of Tennessee, Inc. T. Allen Wright John D. Ferguson The Martin Foundation Prime 108 Applause Society Kathleen C. Guion Nashville Convention PrintSmart Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. and Visitors Bureau Regions Bank ($1,250 - $2,499) Martha R. Ingram Nashville Gas a Piedmont Company Sambuca Anonymous (2) Marcelite D. Johnson, Ph.D. Neal & Harwell, PLC Rhonda and Richard Small Susan Adams Howard H. Lamar, III Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Andreen J. Stephen Turner The Premiere Event The Rymer Gallery Jan and Jim Carell Alan R. Yuspeh Publix Super Markets Charities Springs Global US, Inc. Anthony and Diane Carroccia Sandra F. Fulton (Director Emerita) Rainforest Café Sunset Grill/Midtown Cafe Christopher John and Rechter Family Fund* Universal Music Group Nashville Tricia Casa Santa GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE, Reliant Bank Village Real Estate Services J. Chase Cole AND FOUNDATION Earl Swensson Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Lindsey W. Cooper, Sr. Target INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Mayor Karl Dean and CONTRIBUTORS Vector Management AS OF october 2008 Mrs. Anne Davis AS OF october 2008 Joan and Ray Eanes Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis Chairman’s Circle XMi Commercial Real Estate Wendy and Mark Eddy $50,000 + ($10,000 +) Robert D. 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Glover $25,000 - $49,999 MRCO, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch, Jr. Allstate Insurance Company Diane and Gary Gober Nashville Predators Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch III American Airlines Pat and Wayne Halper Premier Parking Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. Bovender, Jr. BMI Buzz Heidtke Irvin and Beverly Small Foundation Harlan Budd and Debbie Gordon Central Parking Systems Jill Hoenmans Southern Arts Federation Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Eskind Davis-Kidd Booksellers Inc. Shari and John Howerton Southern Joint Replacement Institute Farzin and Ziba Ferdowsi Doubletree Hotel Judith and Jim Humphreys United Way of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frist, Jr. Downtown Nashville Dr. and Mrs. C. Gary Jackson Metropolitan Nashville Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Gordon Gaylord Entertainment Foundation Carlana and Aubrey Harwell Pat and Richard Johnson The Gibson Foundation $1,500 - $2,499 Elliot and Cynthia Himmelfarb Susan and Bill Joy Homewood Suites Amerigo Gloria Dumas and Ken Levitan Danielle Kates Ingram Charitable Fund* Country Music Association Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Martin, Jr. Jacqueline Kelly Miller & Martin, PLLC Dan J. and Fran F. Marcum Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Rechter Lee and Glenda Kraft Ticketmaster Corporation Advised Fund Ronnie Steine and Beverly Keel Michael D. and Kimberly M. Law Vanderbilt University The Dell Foundation Maggie and Cal Turner John T. Lewis Ezell Foundation Neil and Chris Tyler Thomas R. Lewis $10,000 - $24,999 The Glover Group Dr. and Mrs. Spencer Madell Anonymous Hartmann Director’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Marcum Bridgestone Firestone Trust Fund The Pfeffer Foundation ($2,500 - $4,999) William D. Marks Caterpillar Financial Robert Orr-Sysco Food James W. Ayers Lynda McGuire and Bill Nosbisch Services Corporation Services Company Wendy and Steve Burch Robert and Yin Mericle DEX Imaging, Inc. Michael Cartwright Dick and Sharalena Miller Ingram Arts Support Fund* $500 - $1,499 Elizabeth and Jerone Cecelic Lisa and Timothy Moore LifeWorks Foundation American Paper and Twine Company Mr. and Mrs. John Cody Kate and Carl Mulder Lipman Brothers, Inc. The Atticus Trust Renee Copeland Daniel B. Ozburn The Memorial Foundation Betty and Bernard Werthan Lynn and Steve Crider Jennifer and Eric Paisley Nashville City Club Foundation Kelly and Dan Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Pfeffer Pinnacle Financial Partners Bradford Family Foundation George deZevallos Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Polley Mary C. Ragland Foundation Brantley Sound Associates Marty and Betty Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rosenthal SunTrust Bank, Nashville CAO International Ashley and David Dill Mace and Joyce Rothenberg The John and Carole Ferguson Capers Catering Annette S. Eskind Norman Scarborough Advised Fund* City Drug Company Laurie and Steve Eskind Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Schoettle Custom Packaging, Inc. Becky and Kent Harrell Lisa and Mike Shmerling $5,000 - $9,999 E. B. S. Foundation AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Orrin H. Ingram II Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Speyer The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. The Bank of Nashville 38 Rick Isaacson *A fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Frist Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth B. Stadler Dr. and Mrs. Lonnie Burnett Dr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Williams Anita and Larry Cash Carol and Jed Suzuki Melissa Carter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wood Paige, Steve, and Kathryn Cates Dianne and Tom True Martha and Bob Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Zander, Jr. Dennis Causey Lyn Walker Drs. Richard and Carol Detmer Shirley Zeitlin Margot Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Ted H. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Doochin Phila D. 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September 12, 2008–January 25, 2009 Rodin: A Magnificent Obsession, Sculpture from the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation A retrospective of Rodin’s career including more than 60 bronzes, from small studies to monumental works. This exhibition has been organized and made possible by the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation.

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Accessibility Services at TPAC include parking; elevators; wheelchair seating; use of a TPAC wheelchair; designated restrooms; and services for hearing and visually impaired patrons. Infrared assisted listening devices are available at no charge at the entrance to each theater. TPAC offers signing for hearing impaired patrons, and audio description and Braille programs for blind and visually impaired patrons on the Sunday matinee in the HCA/TriStar Broadway at TPAC Series. The third Saturday matinees of Tennessee Repertory Theatre plays also are signed. Large print programs are available for shows in the Broadway, TPAC Presents and Family Field Trip series. Special accessibility requests and concerns, excluding assisted listening headsets, should be discussed in advance with the TPAC House Manager at 615/782-4087. Reservations for a TPAC wheelchair should be made on the day of performance. Restrooms for Andrew Jackson Hall are located one level down from the 6th Avenue entrance; in the halls behind the seats in the tier and balcony; and downstairs in the back of the orchestra level. Restrooms for Polk Theater are located down the stairs to the left of the entrance to the orchestra level and on the balcony level. All cellular phones, pagers, watch alarms, cameras, recorders and other electronic devices should be turned off prior to the performance or checked-in with the floor manager or an usher, who will note the seating location of physicians and others who expect emergency calls. Call “Lost and Found” at 615/782-4098 to report an item which may have been left at TPAC. Natural Herb Cough Drops, courtesy of RICOLA USA, Inc., are available in the back of Andrew Jackson Hall and in the Polk Theater lobby. In case of an emergency, the number to leave with others is 615/782-4000 (along with performance attending, theater, and seat location). Smoking is permitted outside of the building.

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