2017 PROGRAM | September – December 37,000 Opportunities for Children to Explore the Arts.

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Welcome to the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts!

Thank you so much for choosing to attend the LBC. We always strive to offer a variety of performances and the best service to our patrons, and hope you have a wonderful time. Don’t hesitate to alert one of our front-of-house staff if they can be of assistance.

As you can see, we are making additional improvements to the facility, in our continued efforts to enhance and improve your LBC experience. This next phase of renovations— expected to be completed in December of 2017—calls for the following changes to this 43 year-old structure:

• Construction of two exterior elevator towers and glass vestibule hallways to provide easy access to the balcony level, for the first time in the Center’s history. • Increased bathroom capacity with two new ADA restrooms (one men’s and one women’s) on both the north and south sides of the second floor, as well as ADA upgrades to the existing balcony restrooms. • Construction of two built-in and ADA-compliant concession areas on the ground floor level, along with construction of a new balcony concession area. • Remodeling of the multi-use Fireside Room. • Installation of 1st and 2nd floor sprinklers to the Lytton Rancheria Grand Lobby. • New dual-paned windows and doors in the main building. • New roof, sight screens, and paint for the entire building.

Please excuse our dust during the transition when you come back to enjoy other offerings. Visit our website for the full lineup of great entertainment and be sure you’re on our e-mail list to hear about new shows added throughout the year.

We look forward to these exciting improvements, great performances, and continuing to serve you and your family as the North Bay’s premier arts center!

Paul Wilcock Rick Nowlin CHAIR, BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT & CEO

THE MISSION OF LUTHER BURBANK CENTER FOR THE ARTS is to enrich, educate and entertain children and adults of the North Bay through accessible and outstanding presentations of arts, family and entertainment performances, education programs, visual arts and community use of our facility. 5

What’s Inside

Welcome...... 4 LBC by the Numbers...... 8 Board of Directors & Founders...... 10 Latino Advisory Council...... 11 Membership...... 12 Our Sponsors & Funders...... 14 Corporate Partner Profile...... 15 Calendar-at-a-Glance...... 16 FEATURED PERFORMANCES Masters of Illusion – Believe the Impossible...... 18 Fiesta de Independencia...... 19 42nd Annual San Francisco Comedy Competition Semi-Finals...... 20 Jo Koy...... 21 Go Dog. Go!...... 23 What a Wonderful World: A Tribute to Louis Armstrong...... 24 An Evening with Brian Reed...... 25 Stephen Stills & Judy Collins...... 26 Shopkins Live! Shop it Up!...... 27 Air Supply...... 28 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: La Belle...... 29 So You Think You Can Dance...... 30 Trevor Noah...... 31 Dwight Yoakam...... 32 PJ Masks Live! Time to be a Hero...... 33 Mannheim Steamroller Christmas...... 34 Transcendence's Broadway Holiday Spectacular...... 36 Tony Bennett...... 37 EDUCATION THROUGH THE ARTS Our Stories: Professional Development...... 40 Education Through the Arts...... 42 LBC Arts & Education Fund...... 44 Our Stories: School Shows...... 47 Art Exhibits...... 50 Volunteering...... 54 Volunteer Spotlight...... 55 Donors Listing...... 57 A Look Back: Recent Performances...... 58 The Lamona Johnson Walraven Legacy Society...... 64 Advertiser Index...... 69 Staff Listing...... 70 Tickets & Information...... 71 Seating Chart...... 75 Concessions Menu...... 77 COVER PHOTOS (clockwise from left) – Stills & Collins, Air Supply, Dwight Yoakam, Trevor Noah, Go Dog. Go! 707.546.6873 90 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, Ca Closed Sunday & Monday Next door to Luther Burbank Center for the Arts

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LBC BY THE NUMBERS

36 500,000 Visitors to Our Campus Each Year

Distance (in feet) of the Farthest Seat From the Stage 75 in the Ruth Finley Person Theater

Large-Scale, Reclaimed Redwood 15 Sculptures by artist Bruce Johnson in Our Free, Outdoor Sculpture Garden LBC BY THE NUMBERS 9

LBC BY THE NUMBERS

Counties (out of 58 in California) Where Our Audiences 51 Came From Last Year

36 Years Since Our Founding as a Non-Profit Organization (the Luther 450 Burbank Memorial Foundation) Instruments in our Music for Schools Library that Allows Low-Income Students to 500,000 17,000+ Participate in Their School’s Free Tickets We Distribute Band or Orchestra Programs Each Year to Students and Low- Income Community Members, Helping Make the Arts Accessible for All 37,000+ Children We Serve Each Year by Integrating the Arts into School Curriculum

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Luther Burbank Memorial Foundation Board of Directors

OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HONORARY BOARD Paul A. Wilcock, Chair, COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER Mike Sutton, Co-Chair Mark Crawford, Vice Chair & Treasurer, EXCHANGE BANK Sherry Swayne, Co-Chair Susan Preston, Secretary, PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Robert and Nancy Aita INSURANCE BROKERAGE Lawrence and Susan Amaturo Sherry Swayne, Immediate Past Chair, Honorary Board Co-Chair, Marcus and Mary Beth Benedetti BENNETT VALLEY RANCH, LLC Dixon and Sara Browder Ernesto Olivares, Chair Appointee, CITY COUNCIL MEMBER AND CALIFORNIA CITIES VIOLENCE PREVENTION NETWORK Christopher and Hillary Costin Patsy Daniels

DIRECTORS Bruce DeCrona John Mackie and Kate Ecker Carmen Castaldi, RODNEY STRONG WINE ESTATES Kevin and Cathy McCullough Linda Chavez, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE ASSOCIATES LLC, AND CHAVEZ FAMILY CELLARS Mike and Maureen Merrill Christopher B. Hunsberger, THE CHARLIE PALMER GROUP Gary and Marcia Nelson Margie Mejia, LYTTON RANCHERIA, LYTTON BAND OF POMO INDIANS Steven and Nancy Oliver Dr. Kurt Mitchler, MITCHLER DENTAL CARE James and Elese Rundel Gary Rosenberg, SONOMA LAVENDER Joan and Mack Schwing Alan Seidenfeld, BLACK OAKS ASSET MGT./ASM Greg and Patricia Steele John Whiting, MOSS ADAMS Jessica Sutton Pete Swayne LIAISON Willie and Darlene Tamayo Chuck and Ellen Wear Gerri Annis, VOLUNTEER REPRESENTATIVE Michael and Katie Wright

FOUNDERS GRAND FOUNDERS Gerald and Catherine Ayers John and Delores Headley The Ernest L. and Ruth W. Finley Foundation Hugh and Nell Codding Bob and Olive Kerr Mrs. Elizabeth J. Richardson Tom and Betty Freeman Bill and Lori Manly Charles M. and Jean Schulz Benny and Rosemary Friedman Evert and Ruth Person Chet and Gloria Galeazzi Ralph and Lois Stone Ed and Marion Gauer Henry and Madelyne Trione BOARD OF DIRECTORS | LATINO ADVISORY COUNCIL 11

PHOTOS BY WILL BUCQUOY Latino Advisory Council

The LBC’s Latino Advisory Council is working to strengthen ties with Sonoma County’s growing Latino population. From advising on campus signage to providing vision and implementation support for our annual Fiesta de Independencia and Posada Navideña events, the Latino Advisory Council is helping ensure that our organization is relevant, welcoming, and accessible to everyone in our community.

The Latino Advisory Council is always looking for new members. Contact Sari Feinstein at 707.800.7512 for more information on joining the Council.

2016-17 ADVISORY COUNCIL

John Cain Elizabeth Jovel Peggy Mulhall Robin Seltzer Jason Carter Maggie LeClerc Richard Nowlin Maria Solarez Eric Dullaart Maria Lemus Ernesto Olivares Wanda Tapia-Thomsen Sari Feinstein Sylvia Lemus Vicky Orozco Hector Velazques Veda Florez Lisa Lopez Chrystie Prokopakis Ambrosio Vigil Karina Garcia Malinalli Lopez Robert Ramirez Melanie Weir Ray Gargano Linda Mayberry-Chavez Rafael Rivero Anita Wiglesworth Briana Gonzalez Rene Meza Miguel Ruiz Paul Wilcock Herman Hernandez Candido Morales Tracy Sawyer

LAC Chair Ernesto Olivares with Mariachi Barragan at the 2016 Fiesta de Independencia. 12 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

MEMBERSHIP Be the First to Purchase Tickets to New Shows for a Full Year!

Individual Membership Starts at $75 And includes the following benefits, depending on membership level: Members find out about new shows before the general public Members get pre-sale opportunities on most new shows added throughout the year Access to the best seats, reserved for members only Access to special members-only events Complimentary ticket vouchers Preferred parking A tax-deductible donation and the knowledge you are helping to serve our community

Join Call Susanne at 707.800.7505 or Today! visit lutherburbankcenter.org/join Supporting Our Community Through the Arts Local Matters.

Every day, Press Democrat readers discover what our art community has to offer – from show-stopping performances to stunning visuals.

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Our Sponsors & Institutional Funders

Thank you for making arts and education possible in Sonoma County!

NAMING SPONSOR

EXCLUSIVE WINE SPONSOR

Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc.

The Ernest L. & Ruth W. Finley Foundation

Medtronic Your Cause LLC/Medtronic Foundation

Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office and AB114 Committee SPONSORS 15

CORPORATE ALLIANCE PARTNER PROFILE Professional Program Insurance Brokerage

Professional Program Insurance Brokerage helps 37,000 children benefit from unique and accessible arts and education programs.

Thanks to the support of innovative Professional Program Insurance Brokerage (PPIB), more North Bay students will have access to life-changing educational arts programs and the community will continue to be enriched, educated and entertained by our world- class performances.

We are proud to welcome PPIB as a Corporate Alliance Partner for the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts (LBC) and have its company President and Founder, Susan Preston, serving on our Executive Committee, as well as Secretary of our Board of Directors.

PPIB was founded in 1993 to provide insurance programs for unique industries throughout the United States. Over the years PPIB has grown from 2 employees to 35, and now thousands of clients are insured by PPIB. The company grew quickly by creating programs for industries that require special insurance coverage and handling. Industries that are insured by PPIB include tattooing, beauty salons, day spas, medispas, laser centers, labs, smoke shops, and since 2016, circuses and carnivals.

With its on-going success, PPIB realized it was time to start giving back to the community. After considering many North Bay non-profits, PPIB chose the LBC as one of the focus organizations for its charitable efforts – in recognition of the work that the LBC does making the arts in the community accessible to all.

Just as PPIB creates unique and unusual programs, the LBC has created a number of unique educational programs that involve over 37,000 North Bay students in the arts and music every year – including school performances, Mariachi Camp, Artists in the Schools program, Music for Schools, and Visual Art Camps to name a few.

The LBC is proud to welcome PPIB to our family of supporters who help make our programs possible and accessible to the community that we serve. 16 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

2017-2018 PERFORMANCES

All performances take place in the Ruth Finley Person Theater, unless otherwise indicated. • Performed on the Wilhelm & Edith Wurst Stage in the Carston Cabaret • Performed in the East Auditorium • Performed in the Left Edge Studio Theatre

1 Copperfield’s and LBC Presents Louise Penny • SEP 1 Imparables (with Adrian Uribe and Omar Chaparro) 6 Talcon Ways Presents Dr. Cesar Lozano: Mujeres Dificiles, Hombres Complicados 2 7 The Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes and Tonino Baliardo 8 Kansas – Leftoverture 40th Anniversary Tour 8 – OCT 1 Left Edge Theatre Company Sideways • 11 Steve Winwood with special guest Lilly Winwood 15 Masters of Illusion—Believe the Impossible 17 Redwood Credit Union Presents LBC’s 8th Annual Fiesta de Independencia – Free! Gratis! 23 42nd Annual San Francisco Comedy Competition Semi-Finals

6 Icon Concerts Presents Jo Koy OCT 11 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: Go, Dog. Go! 22 Symphony Pops Series: What a Wonderful World: A Tribute to Louis Armstrong 27 – 29 North Bay Stage Company Presents Monster Bash—A Halloween Extravaganza • 28 Creating S-Town: A New Way to Tell a Story, An Evening with Brian Reed

2 Karen Peterson: A Special Holiday Experience Connecting with the Afterlife • NOV 3 – 26 Left Edge Theatre Company Bakersfield Mist • 5 Stephen Stills & Judy Collins 9 Emporium Presents Shopkins Live! Shop it Up! 11 Air Supply 14 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: La Belle by Imago Theatre 19 So You Think You Can Dance 22 Live Nation Presents Trevor Noah 24 – DEC 10 North Bay Stage Company Presents The 1940’s Radio Hour • 26 Dwight Yoakam 27 PJ Masks Live! Time To Be a Hero 29 Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis CALENDAR-AT-A-GLANCE 17

1 – 3 Transcendence’s Broadway Holiday Spectacular DEC 5 Tony Bennett 8 Rodney Strong Vineyards Dance Series: 11th Annual Ballet Folklórico de Sacramento’s Posada Navideña 10 Symphony Pops Series: A Holly Jolly Pops 14 Under the Streetlamp: Hip to the Holidays 15 – 17 Roustabout Theater Presents White Christmas • 18 – 19 Moscow Ballet's Great Russian Nutcracker

7 Kris Kristofferson JAN 14 Psychic Medium John Edward 21 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: Golden Dragon Acrobats 26 – FEB 18 Left Edge Theatre Company Disgraced • 28 Whose Live Anyway 31 Rodney Strong Vineyards Dance Series: Pilobolus

New shows added throughout the year! Visit lutherburbankcenter.org for the most up-to-date list. LBC members are the first to find out about new shows; see page 12 for more information. 18 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

FRI MASTERS of ILLUSION 9.15 7:30PM Believe the Impossible

America’s largest touring magic show returns to Santa Rosa after a popular 2016 performance!

Nothing beats the experience of seeing a magic show in person. You will see grand illusions, levitating women, appearances, vanishes, escapes, comedy magic, sleight of hand and beautiful dancers all rolled up into one live show! Only the best, most unique, amusing, astounding and amazing performers have been chosen to perform in this huge stage phenomenon. And it's all LIVE! No camera tricks, no computer graphics, just amazing illusions in real-time in front of a live audience. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 19

SUN Redwood Credit Union presents 9.17 LBC’s 8th Annual 1-7PM Fiesta de Independencia

Free admission! Celebrate Latino Heritage Month with a taste of Latin America in Sonoma County! Enjoy authentic food, music, games and activities for the entire family.

• Banda Toro • Low Rider Car Show • Sonora Tropicana • Children’s Museum of Sonoma County • Mariachi Barragan • Free Bookmobile of • Ballet Folklórico Sonoma County • Piñatas

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SAT 42nd Annual San Francisco 9.23 Comedy Competition 8PM Semi-Finals

The San Francisco Comedy Competition is one of the most prestigious comedy contests in North America— launching the careers of people like Ellen DeGeneres and Louis CK.

It’s an outrageously funny evening where you will see the comedy stars of tomorrow competing for their chance at fame and fortune. Hundreds of comedians audition each year to compete in the San Francisco International Stand Up Comedy Competition. Only 30 are chosen. In its first year, Robin Williams came in 2nd. Many talented comedians have since emerged from this annual event to become major stars. It could be argued that The Comedy Competition helps turn them into diamonds as it is a true contest that develops its contestants by forcing them to adjust to a variety of audiences—in comedy clubs, colleges, casinos and theaters—while enduring the strain of an extended road trip. 1977 Comedy Competition Champ Dana Carvey went on to “Saturday Night Live.” 1979 Champ Marsha Warfield went on to “Night Court” to star as Roz the Bailiff. 1982 Finalist Kevin Pollak has achieved a major film career, as has 1987 Finalist Rob Schneider. Two first runners up—Ellen DeGeneres in 1985 and Mark Curry in 1989—landed their own TV series. Fame has not always come quickly but eventually as in the case of 1991 Finalist Louis C.K. who now claims the ultimate credit: a self-titled TV series. With this history and much more, the San Francisco Comedy Competition has a well- earned reputation as an important showcase of young entertainers who will make it. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 21

FRI ICON Concerts Presents 10.6 8PM Jo Koy

Jo Koy has come a long way from his modest beginnings at a Las Vegas coffee house.

As one of today’s vastly growing stand-­up comedians, Koy sells-­out comedy clubs and theaters across the nation with his infectious, explosive energy onstage. The comedian pulls inspiration from his family, specifically his son that inspires humor across all boundaries. Koy, who was raised in Tacoma, WA, credits his mother for his comedic and acting talents. She encouraged him to participate in school talent shows and to hold impromptu performances for his family and friends. This loving support led to performances at a Las Vegas coffee house, and inspired a move to Los Angeles. In 2005, Koy had the “opportunity of a lifetime,” when he performed on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. He became one of a select few comics to receive a standing ovation on the show. Since then, Koy has had two highly-­rated and successful comedy specials on Comedy Central, Don’t Make Him Angry and Lights Out. In 2017, Koy released his 3rd comedy special, Jo Koy: Live from Seattle as a Netflix Original. Today, the comedian tours across the nation, and can be heard as a weekly guest on the popular podcast, The Adam Carolla Show. Koy recently joined the Podcast One family and hosts the weekly podcast, The Koy Pond. For more info on the podcast and tour dates, please visit: Jokoy.com. Koy has also appeared on over 100 episodes of Chelsea Lately as a season regular roundtable guest. Other appearances include: VH1, World’s Funniest Fails, The Joy Behar Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Last Call with Carson Daly and Jamie Foxx: Laffapalooza. 22 2017 PROGRAMSUBSCRIBELuther BurbankAND Center SAVE for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

2017-18 SEASON

Go, Dog. Go! by Childsplay Wednesday, October 11, 2017

La Belle by Imago Theatre Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Golden Dragon Acrobats Sunday, January 21, 2018

Pete the Cat by TheatreworksUSA Sunday, February 25, 2018

Mr. Popper’s Penguins by Casa Mañana Thursday, April 19, 2018

Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site by Bay Area Children’s Theater Sunday, May 6, 2018

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WED Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: 10.11 6:30PM Go, Dog. Go!

Go, Dog. Go! brings the adventures of P.D. Eastman’s book to life in a frolicking musical dog party.

The cast of this beloved preschool favorite has gone to the dogs—with cars, hats, audience participation, and even a wild game of ball, as this hilarious visual spectacle manages to sneak in some important lessons about life between innings. Go, Dog. Go! is a musical romp full of surprises, clowning, singing, barking, and of course, six lovable dogs!

FAMILY DATE NIGHT!

Starting one hour before the show, join us for FREE FUN WITH ART and a variety of FOOD AND DRINKS from our concessions stand. We have everything you need for a great day or night out with your family!

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SUN Symphony Pops Series: 10.22 What a Wonderful World: 3PM A Tribute to Louis Armstrong

A powerhouse trumpeter, gifted with a soulful voice and a charismatic onstage swagger, Byron Stripling joins the Santa Rosa Symphony for a tribute to Louis Armstrong that is both electrifying and heartfelt.

With his engaging rapport, jazzy vocals and virtuosic trumpet sounds, Byron dazzles audiences across the country. Since his Carnegie Hall debut with Skitch Henderson and the New York Pops, Stripling has become a pops orchestra favorite. Currently, Stripling serves as artistic director and conductor of the highly acclaimed Columbus Jazz Orchestra. Musical hits from the Armstrong songbook and beyond include “What a Wonderful World,” “Saint James Infirmary,” “Royal Garden Blues,” “Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans,” “Hello Dolly,” and “Basin Street Blues.” With his signature version of “When the Saints Go Marchin’ In” to close the show, Byron celebrates the spirit of the great Louis Armstrong and is sure to leave you dancing in the aisles!

Generous support provided by: Ann and Gordon Blumenfield and Ms. Nikki King FEATURED PERFORMANCES 25

SAT Creating S-Town: 10.28 A New Way to Tell a Story, 8PM An Evening with Brian Reed

Host and Co-Creator of the groundbreaking podcast S-Town. Moderated by Sandhya Dirks

S-Town was downloaded 40 million times in its first month, setting a new record in podcasting, and is currently the number one podcast on iTunes. Reed spent more than 3 years reporting and writing S-Town, which began when a man named John B. McLemore asked Reed to investigate an alleged murder in his small Alabama town. The series won widespread popular and critical acclaim for elevating audio storytelling into the realm of great literature. As senior producer of This American Life, Reed oversees the editorial direction of the program with host and executive producer Ira Glass. In his seven years with the show, Reed created some of its most ambitious stories, including “The Secret Recordings of Carmen Segarra,” an investigation into the Federal Reserve’s supervision of Goldman Sachs; “Cops See It Differently,” a nuanced look at the relationship between African Americans and the police; “Abdi and the Golden Ticket,” which follows a Somali refugee desperately trying to get to America; and “What Happened at Dos Erres,” the story of a massacre in Guatemala and its reverberations decades later. Reed has investigated multiple sketchy FBI operations, as well as produced stories about strange coincidences and car salesmen on Long Island and a turkey who terrorized a neighborhood before getting murdered by police. His journalism has helped an immigrant gain asylum in the U.S. and prompted a Senate Committee to grill the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Before joining This American Life as an intern in 2010, Reed reported and produced for NPR as one of their Kroc Fellows and their first Above the Fray Fellow. Reed has received the Dart Award for Reporting on Trauma, the Overseas Press Club Award, and the Peabody Award. 26 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

SUN Stephen Stills & 11.5 7PM Judy Collins

50 years ago, singer-songwriter Stephen Still met singer- songwriter Judy Collins, known for her piercing ocean blue eyes.

Their tumultuous love affair would later be immortalized by Stills with his composition “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” performed by Crosby, Stills & Nash on their landmark debut. Both artists would go on to shape modern music with visionary approaches, but Stills and Collins’ short fiery union remains a transformative era for the two artists. Now, the two icons of folk will celebrate the golden anniversary of their formative time together. Their joint tour marks the first time ever Stills and Collins have been onstage together. For this once in a lifetime experience, the two music legends will pull from their rich catalogs, debut songs from their upcoming album, due out September 22, 2017, and share warm and intimate stories from their journeys and the 1960s folk and Laurel Canyon scenes they helped build. Stills and Collins met in 1967 and dated for two years. Stills wrote and demoed his legendary love song to Collins right after he left Buffalo Springfield, before he joined CSN. “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes” is a five- section romantic epic brimming with heartfelt sincerity. The song has been ranked #418 in Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time Poll. Stills is known for his work with Buffalo Springfield, Crosby, Stills & Nash, and his solo work. In addition to “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” Still is best known for the hits “For What It’s Worth” by Buffalo Springfield and “Love The One You’re With” from his solo debut, Stephen Stills. He’s a multi-instrumentalist, composer, and ranked #28 in Rolling Stone Magazine’s “The 100 Greatest Guitarists Of All Time.” He also has the added distinction of being the first artist to be inducted into the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame twice in one night (for his work with CSN and Buffalo Springfield). Collins is known for her eclectic palette as a solo artist, melding folk, rock, classical, and jazz into a singular aesthetic. She’s earned five Grammy nominations including one in 2017 and one Grammy win. Outside of music, Collins has published two memoirs, one novel, and, in 1975, was nominated for an Academy Award for the documentary Antonia: A Portrait of the Woman. Collins is also a lifelong activist. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 27

THU Emporium Presents 11.9 8PM Shopkins Live! Shop it Up!

Shopkins Live! is finally here! The #1 kids toy in North America is live and on stage in Shopkins Live! Shop It Up!

Your beloved Shoppies make their theatrical debut in an original new live show featuring musical performances by Jessicake, Bubbleisha, Peppa-Mint, Rainbow Kate, Cocolette, Polli Polish and more! The fun and fashionista Shoppies are joined by the Shopkins – the grocery store-themed mini collectable toys – Apple Blossom, Strawberry Kiss, Lippy Lips, Kooky Cookie, Poppy Corn, Slick Breadstick and Shady Diva. An ensemble cast of multi-talented performers brings the show to life on stage through urban style music, song and dance. All of Shopville is in a tizz as preparations get underway for the annual “Funtastic Food and Fashion Fair.” Shady Diva showcases her latest fashion designs; Lippy Lips gives colorful advice at the nail salon; Kooky Cookie tries to get in a beauty nap! But wait — no event is complete without a few hiccups! Who has high-jinxed the fashion pageant? Where is the super-secret celebrity guest? Will Slick Breadstick ever find a dance partner? The Shopkins and Shoppies need your help – the show must go on! Shopkins Live! immerses audiences in the world of Shopville using custom- designed theatrical costumes, creative onstage characters, state-of-the- art video and set design, and original pop songs and music! Grab your besties and check out Shopkins Live! Shop It Up! Check ya later! 28 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

SAT 11.11 Air Supply 8PM

Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock met in 1975 and they became instant friends with their common love for The Beatles and, of course, singing.

After late evening performances of "Jesus Christ Superstar," they would play pizza parlors, coffee bars and night clubs with just one guitar and two voices. They quickly gained a reputation for great harmonies and for original songs that Graham was constantly writing. They made a demo on a cassette of two songs, "Love and Other Bruises" and "If You Knew Me" and took it to every record company in Sydney. Everyone turned it down but one — CBS Records — who admired their unique style. They made a single in one afternoon and it shot to number one on the national charts. Air Supply was born! That same year, they opened for Rod Stewart across Australia and then throughout the U.S. and Canada playing all of the famous huge venues before Rod would take the stage. They found new fans, but did not break the U.S. market. "Lost in Love" which went Top 10 in Australia and somehow found its way to music industry executive Clive Davis in New York. Clive immediately signed Air Supply to Arista Records and in 1980, "Lost in Love" became the fastest selling single in the world, leaping to the top of all of the charts. Now Air Supply was on their way. The second single was "All Out of Love," and that went up the charts even quicker. Seven top-five singles later, Air Supply at that time had equaled The Beatles' run of consecutive top five singles. The albums Lost in Love, The One That You Love, Now & Forever, and The Greatest Hits sold in excess of 20 million copies. "Lost in Love" was named Song of the Year in 1980, and, with the other singles, sold more than 10 million copies. The trademark sound of Russell Hitchcock's soaring tenor voice and Graham Russell's simple yet majestic songs created a unique sound that would forever be known as Air Supply. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 29

TUE Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: 11.14 La Belle by Imago Theater 6:30PM

“Terrific!” —National Public Radio “Masters of mime, dance and acrobatics…sure fire… inspired fun!” —The New York Times

Set aboard a steamship circa 1920 La Belle is the unlikely love story of the ship’s coal stoker (Sam Stoker) and one of the vacationers on the ship (Lady Rose). When she takes refuge from a storm while on deck Rose finds herself in Sam’s engine room far below. She is drawn to a myriad of trunks and treasures accumulated there, including objects of Sam’s own creation and discovers that he has constructed the story of La Belle et la Bête in the world of the automata (figurines brought to life by the ingenuity of clockwork mechanics). She also knows the story Beauty and the Beast and soon joins him in the telling. They become friends, beautifully melding the real and fantasy worlds while playing the characters of Belle and the Beast, and beyond their control they fall in love. Like a giant toy containing moving gears, machines and a backdrop of a whimsical ship, the physical set is a kinetic and animated environment using over 100 special effects and large-scale puppetry to tell this magical tale.

FAMILY DATE NIGHT!

Starting one hour before the show, join us for FREE FUN WITH ART and a variety of FOOD AND DRINKS from our concessions stand. We have everything you need for a great day or night out with your family!

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SUN So You Think You Can Dance – 11.19 8PM Season 14 Tour

You’ve seen them on the hit TV show, So You Think You Can Dance. Now you can see your favorite dancers in person when the Top 10 Finalists perform live on tour this fall.

The all new tour, features finalists Dassy, Kaylee, Kiki, Koine, Lex, Logan, Mark, Robert, Sydney and Taylor, plus All Stars Jasimin Harper and Marko Germar. The high energy dance tour will highlight your favorite numbers from Season 14 plus new surprises. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 31

THU Live Nation Presents 11.22 7:30PM Trevor Noah

Trevor Noah is the most successful comedian in Africa and is the host of the Emmy® and Peabody® Award-winning “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central.

This year “The Daily Show” has been nominated for a Writers Guild Award (Comedy/Variety Series). Noah joined “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” in 2014 as a contributor. Born in South Africa to a black South African mother and a white European father, Noah has hosted numerous television shows including South Africa’s music, television and film awards, and two seasons of his own late night talk show, “Tonight with Trevor Noah.” Noah debuted his ninth new comedy special Afraid of the Dark in February 2017 on Netflix. The special was shot before a packed house in New York City at the Beacon Theatre on November 5, 2016. Last year, Noah debuted his one-hour stand-up special, Trevor Noah: Lost in Translation, on Comedy Central. Noah was the subject of David Paul Meyer's award-winning documentary film You Laugh But It's True which tells the story of his remarkable career in post- apartheid South Africa. His Showtime comedy special, Trevor Noah: African American premiered in 2013. He was nominated for "Personality of the Year" at the 2014 and 2015 MTV Africa Music Awards and won the award in 2015. Trevor's success has also spanned to sold out shows over 5 continents. 32 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

SUN 11.26 Dwight Yoakam 8PM

Dwight Yoakam has sold more than 25 million albums worldwide, and he is a 21-time nominated, multiple GRAMMY Award winner.

He has 12 gold albums and 9 platinum or multi-platinum albums, with five of those albums topping Billboard’s Country Albums chart, and another 14 landing in the Top 10. Nearly 40 of Yoakam’s singles have charted, with 14 peaking in the Top 10. He received the Artist of the Year award at the 2013 Americana Music Honors & Awards ceremony, the most prestigious award offered by the organization. In September of 2016, Yoakam released his first ever bluegrass album Swimmin’ Pools, Movie Stars… on Sugar Hill Records. Featuring a band of bluegrass luminaries, this album boasts a collection of reinterpreted favorites from his catalogue, as well as a cover of Prince’s “Purple Rain.” Produced by nine-time GRAMMY winner Gary Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Dolly Parton), Jon Randall (songwriter of “Whiskey Lullaby”), and Yoakam himself, and mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, this album reflects the love for bluegrass music that Yoakam developed at an early age in Kentucky, and that has inspired him for many years thereafter. In 2015, Yoakam released his album Second Hand Heart on Warner/Reprise records, the follow up to his critically-acclaimed album 3 Pears. In addition to his musical career, Yoakam is a formidable film and television actor, capable of seamlessly melting into his roles, and impressively standing toe-to-toe with some of the world’s top thespians over the course of his storied and successful acting career, including Jodie Foster, Tommy Lee Jones, Jared Leto, Forest Whitaker, and Matthew McConaughey. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 33

MON PJ Masks Live! 11.27 6:30PM Time To Be a Hero

PJ MASKS LIVE! is a super-heroic, brand new live show, featuring the heroic trio from your favorite series: The PJ MASKS!

Watch Catboy, Owlette and Gekko as they try to save the day from their sneaky villains – Romeo, Night Ninja and Luna Girl! Fluttering Feathers! Leaping Lizards! What a CAT-tastrophe! You’ve NEVER seen the PJ Masks like this before – leaping, flipping and climbing – live on stage! Complete with your favorite music and brand new PJ-MASK songs you’ve never heard before! Don’t sleep through it – watch the PJ Masks save the day, live on stage at the LBC! 34 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

WED Mannheim Steamroller 11.29 7:30PM Christmas by Chip Davis

Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis has been America’s favorite holiday tradition for over 30 years!

Grammy Award winner Chip Davis has created a show that features Mannheim Steamroller Christmas classics along with a selection of compositions from Chip’s groundbreaking Fresh Aire series which introduced the distinctive Mannheim sound to all of America. The program celebrates the group’s recent anniversary of 30 years since the first Christmas album and 40 years since the first Fresh Aire album and includes dazzling multimedia effects performed in an intimate setting. Experience the magic as the spirit of the season comes alive with the signature sound of Mannheim Steamroller. Their holiday CDs have become synonymous with Christmas and continue to occupy top spots on Billboard’s Seasonal Charts every year!

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FRI-SUN Transcendence’s 12.1–12.3 Broadway Holiday 2PM & 7:30PM Spectacular

From the creators of “Broadway Under The Stars.” Are you ready for the best holidays ever?!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and it’s time to celebrate Broadway-style with this breathtaking holiday celebration for all ages overloaded with magical moments, and spectacular song and dance. Join us for this exciting and new holiday tradition packed with showstoppers, holiday favorites, and modern twists on some of the worlds most uplifting and cherished songs. Performers scheduled to appear have been featured in Broadway shows such as Wicked, 42nd Street, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Mamma Mia, Mary Poppins, and many more. Transcendence Theatre Company is an award-winning nonprofit arts organization comprised of artists with professional experience from Broadway, movies, and television and best known for their Broadway Under The Stars concerts. Named “Theater Of The Year” by Broadway World San Francisco, Transcendence is a wine country favorite for locals and tourists alike FEATURED PERFORMANCES 37

TUE 12.5 Tony Bennett 7:30PM

“We aren’t likely to see a recording career like this again.” — The New York Times

Tony Bennett, who celebrated his 90th birthday on August 3, 2016, is one of only a handful of artists to have new albums charting in each of the last seven decades. He has introduced a multitude of songs into the Great American Songbook that have since become standards, and has received 19 Grammy Awards, including for his signature song, “I Left My Heart In San Francisco.” Born in Queens in 1926, as a ten-year-old Mr. Bennett sang for New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia at the opening of the Triborough Bridge. Enlisting in the Army during World War II, he performed with military bands while stationed in Europe. His big break came in 1949 when comedian Bob Hope noticed him working with Pearl Bailey in Greenwich Village. In the new millennium, Mr. Bennett’s artistry and popularity has been higher than ever. In 2006, he released Duets: An American Classic. In 2011, Duets II debuted at #1 on the Billboard Album charts. His collaborative jazz album with Lady Gaga, “Tony Bennett & Lady Gaga: Cheek to Cheek,” released in 2014, debuted at #1 making him, at the age of 88, the oldest artist to have a #1 album. To celebrate his 90th birthday in 2016, NBC aired a two hour prime-time special, “Tony Bennett Celebrates 90: The Best Is Yet To Come,” and Columbia released a companion CD. The milestone year also saw the publication of Bennett’s fifth book, “Just Getting Started.” In 1999, Mr. Bennett, along with his wife Susan Benedetto, a former public school teacher, founded Exploring the Arts (ETA) to strengthen the role of the arts in public high school education. ETA’s first endeavor was the establishment of Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, a public high school founded in 2001 in partnership with the NYC Department of Education. ETA currently partners with a network of 33 public high schools—27 in all five boroughs of New York City and 6 schools in East and South Central Los Angeles.

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WHAT OUR MEMBERS, DONORS, AND SPONSORS MAKE POSSIBLE Our Stories: Professional Development

When funding for her school’s music Pamell. “It’s fun, energizing, a great way to program dried up during the last recession, learn and touches the heart.” 6th grade teacher Pamell Gallagher swung She uses movement and chanting as into action. “energizers” to keep her students awake She felt a great sense of responsibility to and attentive. The playful, collaborative bring more of the Arts, which she sees as principles of improv have helped build essential to learning, into her classroom. So relationships and trust among the class. she began regularly taking our Professional Dance and movement have helped her Development Tools for Teaching workshops. students embody and grasp math concepts. Poetry has helped her class speak and Tools for Teaching — which is made possible present with more drama and emotion. by our donors and members — trains teachers like Pamell how to use the Arts to “I’m always energized and inspired by your help students master math, science, history, workshops,” Pamell says. “We don’t just sit reading and other subjects. The workshops and listen, we participate as a learner so are taught by visiting Kennedy Center we can experience what we’ll ask our kids Teaching Artists, all experts in their art form. to do. It’s so important that students today get to experience dance, movement, drama, Bringing the Arts into the classroom, poetry, improv and the other arts.” Pamell says, “is about connection to self and others as well as self-expression. It’s about being human.” Your workshops help me These days, many kids have little or no exposure to the Arts at school or in their “ expose more students to family. “That’s why it’s so important to the Arts. have an inspiring Arts-based training like —Pamell Gallagher, 6th Grade Teacher, this,” Pamell says. “What we learn in your ” Olivet Charter School, Santa Rosa, CA workshops could make the difference between some students being exposed to the Arts or not.” Pamell’s taken workshops on Movement, Poetry, Improv and Storytelling as aids to learning. Over time, she’s been able to bring more of the Arts into her classroom. “When you incorporate the Arts, expression and creativity into learning, it taps into something kids love about school,” says

Want to get involved and help support this great program? Make a donation to the LBC Arts & Education Fund. For more information, contact Susanne at 707.800.7505, or donate online at lutherburbankcenter.org/EducationFund. PRACTICING IN SONOMA COUNTY FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS

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Education Through the Arts

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The Center’s nationally-recognized Education Through the Arts program uses the arts to teach core subjects, including math, science, and reading, to create new ways of learning and improve engagement and understanding.

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Present nearly Serve Operate a 30 120 450 weekday morning Students with in-depth -piece SCHOOL SHOWS artist-led classroom INSTRUMENT instruction, through for North Bay school LENDING LIBRARY children that correspond ARTISTS IN called Music for Schools, to their classroom THE SCHOOLS allowing low-income learning. For many WORKSHOPS. students the opportunity children, this is their to participate in their first time seeing a live school’s band or performance. orchestra program. EDUCATION THROUGH THE ARTS 43

REMOVING ROADBLOCKS TO THE ARTS

We believe these benefits should be shared by all and are working to remove financial barriers to the arts in our community.

Evert Person’s ArtReach Each year, the Center distributes approximately 17,000 free and reduced-price tickets to low-income students and community members. The Evert Person Bus Fund Grants for Student Transportation to the Theater Subsidized Programming Member, Kennedy Center Partners in Education Live Performance at an Affordable Price program

Offer more than 500 hours of PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT opportunities for teachers, helping them learn how to integrate the arts into their core curriculum lessons. 44 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

INTRODUCING THE NEW LBC Arts & Education Fund

Make a gift to the LBC Arts & Education Fund and know that your donation is going directly to support programs benefitting more than 35,000 local children, and their teachers and parents.

Here are just a few examples of the impact these programs have each year:

More than 450 musical instruments loaned through our Music for Schools library, enabling low-income students to participate in their school’s band or orchestra programs;

Each summer, 150 underserved youth engage in creative self-expression and forge positive connections with their peers, families, and cultural heritage through One City Arts and Mariachi Camps;

17,000+ free and reduced-price tickets issued to low-income students, ensuring that they can attend performances along with the rest of their classmates – for many, it is their first time in a theater;

Dozens of teachers in Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, Napa, and Marin counties integrate the arts into their classrooms, strengthening the learning of core subjects like math, science, and literature.

Integrating the Arts into my classroom has made my “ students deeper thinkers. The LBC’s excellent trainings are affecting the education of hundreds and hundreds of students each year. – Bonnie” Raines, 3rd Grade Teacher, Santa Rosa LBC ARTS & EDUCATION FUND 45

Our new Monthly Giving option lets you maximize your financial commitment with automatic monthly credit card payments. By giving monthly, you provide on-going support for the LBC Arts and Education Fund and help ensure the sustainability of our programs. Here’s a sampling of what a small monthly gift can do:

$12.50 allows to attend a School Show / MONTH 20 students

$25 buys for the lending library / MONTH two instruments

$50 sends to a professional development workshop / MONTH 10 teachers

$100 refurbishes in the lending library / MONTH 125 instruments

$125 provides backpacks with arts supplies for / MONTH 50 campers

To make a gift to the LBC Arts & Education Fund, visit lutherburbankcenter.org/EducationFund or call Susanne at 707.800.7505.

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WHAT OUR MEMBERS, DONORS, AND SPONSORS MAKE POSSIBLE Our Stories: School Shows

The show, by the renowned New York City- School Shows inspire based Complexions Contemporary Ballet Company, exposed the two to contemporary “ students like us to learn dance and ballet and motivated them to more and do things we expand their horizons beyond the Hip Hop didn't think we could do. dancing they’d been focusing on. “Experiencing dance as a piece of art – Angel, ”14 like that has inspired me to be a better dancer” says Vicky. “I’ve noticed a big change in my dancing life.” “Seeing ballet Angel and Vicky, both students at Roseland and contemporary dance live,” adds Angel, Collegiate Prep, have loved to dance since “showed me how beautiful they really are.” they were young. Hearing the dancers talk after the Today, thanks to our members, donors, and performance was huge for Angel, “It was sponsors, they both aspire to have a career helpful to learn what they did to get to where as dancers. they are now.” He’s hard at work building his skills in different dance genres and “After I saw my first dance show at the experimenting with blending contemporary Luther Burbank Center with our school in dance and Hip Hop. Both Angel and Vicky are 7th grade, I started taking dance seriously,” already choreographing their own dances. Angel says. So it’s no surprise that at the ripe old age He’s referring to our School Shows – of 13, the two essentially ran Roseland nearly 30 live music, dance and theatre Collegiate’s dance class last year because performances a year funded by our the school didn’t have a dance teacher yet. members, donors, and sponsors that expose close to 35,000 students, 5 -18, to the arts Both are very grateful for the School every year. Many of these students have Show program. never seen a live performance before. More “The School Show program has had a big than 40% of our School Show tickets are impact on me,” says Angel. “It’s really helped provided at no-cost or at a reduced price me choose what I want to do with dance.” to schools and students who otherwise “If it hadn’t been for the Luther Burbank couldn’t afford to pay for them. Center,” adds Vicky, “I wouldn’t have seen Last year, when Angel and Vicky were 8th dance performances like that.” graders, we provided Roseland Collegiate Prep no-cost tickets to a dance performance that rocked their world.

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Visual Art at the LBC

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts has long been committed to the presentation of contemporary visual art.

The Center’s expansive campus currently features works by fourteen local and regional artists, including Robert Ellison, Dennis Leon, Diana Meehan, and Roberto Santo.

In 2015, the Center opened a free, outdoor Sculpture Garden that serves as transition between the LBC and the Sutter Hospital campus. The current exhibit in the Sculpture Garden, “Root 101” by Bruce Johnson, is comprised of colossal wood sculptures made from salvaged old growth redwood, which he has been working with for 50 years. ART EXHIBITS 51

CURRENTLY ON EXHIBIT

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CONNIE BUTLER

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Help Make Volunteer the Magic Happen Today!

From ushering at a performance to working with students through our education and outreach programs, our 200-plus volunteers provide vital service to the Center and bring enrichment of the arts to our community.

Volunteer Opportunities Include: Usher Art Walk Docent Family Show Art Table Assistant Administrative Support

To learn more and apply, visit lutherburbankcenter.org/ volunteer VOLUNTEER 55

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT Getting, and Giving, Great Experiences

“Sonoma County has been good to my family,” says Bill McNeany. That’s why all his life, he’s volunteered and served on various local nonprofit boards. For the past 6 years, ushering and serving as a volunteer liaison at the LBC have been his way of giving back to the community.

“We’re here to give the patrons the best experience,” says Bill. “We’re the first people they interact with.” Sometimes all that’s needed is a welcoming smile. Other times, it’s escorting patrons to their seats and providing answers and assistance that make all the difference.

Ushering adds a lot to his life, Bill says. First, he’s a people person and enjoys it. “It’s also helped me continue to give back to my community, make new friends, up my networking game and mentally stretch myself now that I’m retired,” he says. Bill ushers 3 - 4 times a month, and he and his wife see 40 or 50 performances a year.

His favorite memory? Seeing Tony Bennett light up the auditorium at almost 90. “The audience was all smiles that night,” he says. “It’s an experience I’ll never forget.” What’s surprised him? “I didn’t use to like jazz, but now, having been exposed to it over the years at the Center, I appreciate it.”

Bill has served as a liaison on our Volunteer Advisory Committee for the past three years. This group meets monthly, shares volunteers’ feedback with the LBC Board and keeps volunteers up to date.

“We’re always looking for volunteers,” Bill says – noting that LBC Volunteers are well taken care of. Each year, volunteers are invited to three town hall-style dinners, a Volunteer Appreciation Party and a Summer Picnic. And ushers are often able to work at shows they’d most like to see.

After retiring from the restaurant and automobile businesses seven years ago, Bill’s scaled back. The LBC is the only volunteering he does now. He’s involved with several groups including the Italian American Club, Young Men’s Institute and Sons in Retirement. He and his wife also travel.

We’re grateful Bill shares his time and skills with us. If you see him at a performance, be sure to join us in saying ”thank you” for his service.

Interested in having your own great experiences as a volunteer for the LBC? Visit lutherburbankcenter.org/volunteer today!

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The Board of Directors of Luther Burbank Center for the Arts gratefully acknowledges the generous annual support of members, donors, and sponsors for gifts received as of May 31, 2017.

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A LOOK BACK Great LBC Performances 2016-2017

Donny and Marie – 12.16

Ray LaMontagne – 9.7 BODYTRAFFIC – 4.25

Kip Moore – 4.26

Tony Bennett – 11.2

Culture Club – 8.9 Johnny Mathis – 2.11 Loreena McKennitt – 3.18

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Nazar and Helena Eljumaily $300–$599 Brad and Colleen Darfler Susanne and Andy Esquivel Art and Marie Aceves Candice Day Nancy and Mike Frost/West Mark Adams Michael and Lori De Loach County Net Edward and Jackie Albini Shawn Delp Will Furth and Jennifer Lee Jones Wendy Alvis Debra Demartini Gantz Family Vineyards Robert and Tracy Amiral Tom and Pauline DeWitt/ DeWitt’s Tire Recycle Richard Hinman and Anthony and Diane Anderson Cynthia Gillick Ray Dhaliwal and Karyn Gary and Mary Antolini In memory of Storm Goranson Nikas-Dhaliwal Maggie Arellanes B and K Dodge John and Kim Graves In memory of Carole Arial Claudia Grebe/Empire Floors Gary and Linda Dolen Tricia Arvedi Barry and Cindy Dreher Gantry and Tracy Griffin Andrew August Leah and John Hansen Ronald Du Preez and Pat and Tom Babb Courtney Cochran Jim and Shari Hanson Calvin Baker Jr. Jim and Kitty Durborow Marilyn and Robert Heller Linda Balabanian Dr. Stephen Eisenberg and Kaylene and Kurt Hirtzer Antranik Tony Balian Jennifer Cobb Karen and Kevin Holloway Joe and Les Ballesteros Chris and Joanie Elliott Steven M. Howe Marlene Barella and Christine Ms. Christine Emond Dan and Lilli Inman Kay Faso James Evans and Anna Van Jacquin Family Daniel W. Bargar Loon-Evans Arden and Tony Kinnear In honor of Barbara Barntsen David and Kathleen Faris Dave and Pam Kraft Mark Berry Katherine Fitzpatrick D. Lazzarini Family Scott Bartley and Joyce and Terry Flynn Traci Levin Chris Hightower Rod and Peggy Foote Sharon and Brian Masterson Joe Bartolomei and Jean-Louis Forcina Sharon Henderson Robin McGillicuddy W. David Ford and Carole Behlke and Mike Faria Margaret Ford Russell Messana Michael and Ferris Berry Debra and John Franzman Aaron and Josephine Meyers Pat and Gayle Berry Bob and Cris Fraser/Redwood Ali and Kathleen Molavi Deborah Bilby Moving & Storage Michael and Janet Moore Mathew and Laura Birdsall Doug and Lynetta Freeman Bruce and Lauren Morrison Dino and Peggy Boito Brian and Sheri Fresquez Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Penny and Michael Bolger Zachary and Michelle Fust Michael and Marjorie Nunley/ Steven and Tyuya Borchardt Dr. Steven Charles Gabaeff Nunley Engineering Robert and Elizabeth Bortolotto Oriana and Allan Garfield Ron and Jane Pavelka Paul and Ulia Bostrom Jonathan Garner/ Healdsburg Tours Darrell and Bonnie Peloquin Jennie Bower Charles and Sara Geber Nancy Perucchi Ms. Yule Brandon Karen and Russell Pinomaki Daryl Gerhardt and Beth Brannock Nancy Giovannini Judd E. Reed and Susie E. Steen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Butler Saini Farms Inc. Cheryl and Derlin German David Byrd Gino and Carol Giannavola Jacqui and Don Salyer Dennis and Deanne Byrne Marsha Gifford and Coral and Steve Saxe Steve Canevari Sheri Roberge Kate Schaffner Robert Cannon and Glen and Mary Giusti Emile and Catherine Serpa Janet McCullouch Joanne R. Goebel Kurt and Debra Shaver John F. Capitani Joseph and Julie Golden Dr. Briant and Carrie Smith Jim and Judy Carlsen Suzanne Goldstein and Sonoma County Tourism Bureau Left Coast Marketing Bill Rehfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spain Rocky Chase Daniel and Julane Gonnella Burt Torgan John E. Childers Debora Jean Granat and Rev. Blake M. Ussery and George and Carolyn Cinquini Cheryl Kite Melinda Argentos Don Clark Millen and Nancy Griffith Mike and Jen Walker Janet and Michael Connors The Grover-Macchia Family Linda Walling/Nationwide Real Dorothy Conrad Anna Guhin Estate Tax Service Inc. Norma Cooper and Stan and Diane Hales Jr. Lorraine Webster Tunzi Karen Cooper Eric Hall/Roadhouse Winery John Wendell Paul and Sherrie Corbett Letitia Hanke/ARS Roofing Erich Williams/Wikiup Audrey Bush and Chris Crispo Hannah Family Veterinary Hospital Pamela S. Curley Maribeth R. Harper Susan Winter Steven and Lynne Czegus Richard Hart and Joan Ayers Anonymous (2) Geoffrey and Nancy Dalwin Jesse Haskins

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James and Mary Henderson/ Jeffrey and Diana Madura Scott and Marta Rich Henderson Architect Rachel Magann Joan Riebli Mel Hendrix Ronald and Gail Makara In memory of Lynn Brosy Dr. James T. Henley Bill and Jane Mangham Rick and Linda Roelecke In honor of Imagine Improv Luba Markoff/ Ian Roth Steve and Laura Herron Keysight Technologies Inc. Dennis and Martha Ruggles Robert and Lily Hitchcock Joan E. Gates and Alejandro Salas Fred C. Hock, Jr. Steve L. Marlowe Antonio Salas Carole and Gavin Holley Kay M. Marquet Marcus Sanchez Alex and Annie Holman Chris and Catherine Martini In memory of Neva M. Regan Cathy and Gregg Hopkins Chris McCollum Ralph and Janice Sceales George and Laura Horton Michael and Angela McCoy Robin Schaffner and Colin Close Geoffrey and Ann Hudson Joe McCrary and Susan Leick Rich and Alissa Scheblik Peter and Karen Iozzia Marty and Lauri McFadden Al and Cindy Schmidt Willa Jefferson-Stokes Patty McFerrin Tim and Arryn Schram Dave Jeffries PJ Lenz-McIlroy and Deepinder and Jeanne Sekhon Douglas McIlroy Elmer Jennings Jordan and Kathleen Shields Michael McLaughlin David and Mary Johnson Ben and Patti Shimek Joseph and Lisa McNaughton Debra Dow and John Johnson Honora Shipe Richard McOmber Doug and Joanne Johnston Henry and Janet Shultz Bill and Lisa Meisner Janell Jones and Al and Stella Siedentopf Erick Christensen John Merritt/The Hitmen Termite Beverly Singer and Harry Humes Jill Jones and Pest Control Art and Judi Slater Susan Jones and Toni Lisoni Gay Meyer Aaron and Jennifer Smith Bobbie and Bill Kabage Gene and Carole Michel Dr. and Mr. Smith Ron Kampel and Mari Haber Ted and Mary Lou Milkoff Bill and Marisa Snow Dede and John Keating, Jr. Thomas and Joanne Miller Nora and Randy Snyder Sandra Keating Scott and Patty Minaker Barry Sovel and Carol Newman Melissa Kelley and Stephen Mary Mize Meffert MD Linda Moore and Vince Kennedy Larry Stallings Dennis Stead Nancy Kennedy Barry and Natalie Morris Greg and Patricia Steele David and Kate Kessner Ellen Mufson Jonathan and Luann Steele Kavanaugh Koch Mr. Kevin Mullnix Cindy and Bob Stoesser Diane Krause and Steve and Valerie Nagle Gerrett Snedaker Syeda Shahbano and Gloria Naisbitt and Razi Arifuddin Janice Laskoski/Wine Kathleen McCloskey Country Shipping In memory of Ruth Wilson Janis Nicholas Stewart Lauterbach and Scott and Bernadette Taylor Janet and Lutz Funke Barbara Swary William H. and Lorna R. Taylor Ernest and Charlene Ohlson Paul and Doris Lawler/Lakewood Kevin and Linda Terry Village Mini Storage Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Olsen In memory of Ritch Theis Katherine Leader and Michael O'Neill Jeff and Christa Thomas Dominic Bosque Virginia O'Neill Kit and Kai Tiura David and Donna Lee Jude O'Nym and Meg Hentges Jeffrey and Andrea Tobias Felicie Leech and Eloise Oretsky Yudith Vargas Sandy Gonzalez Gary and Michele Orsinger Kitty Victorino Rachel Legrand Brian D. Osborne Joe and Priscilla Vivio Tracy Leinhaupel Susan Pack and Mel Gilson Veronika and Peter Lenzi Jo-Anne Wallace Doug and Paula Palmer Jeffrey and Jean Levenstam Tom Warren Roxanne Parola Jesse Lindsey Henry and Sharon Wasik Eileen Paul and Vicki Mastbaum Mark Lingenfelder and Thomas Weber and Susan Whithair Patrick and Aara Pedersen Stephanie Reib Mark and Vicky Locey William Pedersen Joshua Weil and Claire Mollard Vern and Teresa Losh Renae and Bruce Perry Andy and Sam Werback Valerie Lovato Susan and Sandra Peters Linda Sargent/Westside Steven Lovejoy and Travis and Ann Marie Pitts Mechanical, Inc. Thane Kreiner Sharon Fisher and Keith Evans Gay Wilcox Steve and Janine Lowery Paula Prideaux Corey Wilkes In memory of J and M Kozlowski Mark Quattrocchi and Tina Kelly Hans and Stacey Winkler Paul and Dugan Lumpkin Ashley Rabun David and Amy Wolbeck Mark Lundin Michael and Barbara Ragsdale Charles J. Wolf Anne and Lisa Macdevitt Sandy Reynolds Peter and Sara Woodfield 64 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

THE LAMONA JOHNSON WALRAVEN LEGACY SOCIETY

See your investment in the LBC

Lamona Johnson Walraven, a longtime Santa Rosa resident, was a high school teacher and counselor who came of age at a time when most women did not pursue higher education.

She earned a master’s degree from UC Berkeley, then shared her love for

learning with her family and students, believing that all would thrive through

the benefits of an education. Through her

bequest, Lamona left a lasting impact on

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, with the

largest legacy gift ever received, benefitting

both girls and boys through her largesse. PLANNED GIVING 65

THE LAMONA JOHNSON WALRAVEN LEGACY SOCIETY

What is YOUR Legacy? From where you sit, you can see your investment in the LBC directly and immediately. Your support makes it possible for us to create lasting memories while we enrich, educate and entertain our audiences. Thank you!

What would you like your investment to look like years, or even decades, from now? Have you considered the LBC in your legacy plans? If you want to ensure that the LBC will continue here for future generations, consider naming the Center in your will or trust. Then, join the Lamona Johnson Walraven Legacy Society, and let us thank you now for your future investment.

To learn more, contact Robin Seltzer at 707.800.7525 or [email protected]. 66 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

Mr. John Bartlett III Richard and Sharon DeBenedetti Robert and Jeanette Bartley Sue and Kevin Delehanty Reginald and Margaret Bayley Cynthia Denenholz and Alan C. Beckstead Paul Jamond Jack Bell and Rod Guthrie Teresa Dentkos-Madison and Larry Bennett and Ellen Murrin Ron Madison Ms. Ann M. Bento Debbie DePaola and Lydia Morris Roger and Lisa Benz Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Roy and Francie Berq Linda Dickenson David and Celine Berman John and Kathleen Douglas Nancy Bevill and Kathy Doig Cheryl and Mark Downing Jay Birks David and Jeanne Dreikosen Betsy and Scott Boes In memory of Sonia Morrison Eugene Bonino and Will Brown Stephen and Diana Duggan Jesse Bowdle and Chris Dunia Cindy Berlogar OhMyGod Productions Candice E. Brabant Steve and Paula Eidsen Loretta Bracco Carol and Michael Ellis John and Valerie Brady Wendy and Russ Emal David Brunhofer and Diane Matzen Julia Erickson David Bullock Francine Ann Espineira David Bunch and Sharon Neidel Carroll Estes Jeanne Estes and Sue Clark Michael and Stephanie Woods Derek Burlingame Scott and Sally Evans Vickie Worden Mary Burns Mindy Feldman William Worswick and Karl Mutch Caryn Worswick Pamela Calabrese Liz and Dave Felton Bruce Wrisley Wendy Calvi/Brides 'n Maids Ms. Jo Fessenden Frank and Elna Wyles John and Holly Camozzi Karen and Bob Field Cheryl and Terry Yoas William Carroll Danny and Debbie Fish Nancy T. Zanolini Ellin Chess Lynn Fitzpatrick Evan E. Zelig, Esq. Janet Chiappellone Julie Flieger Rick and Barbara Ziesche Dave and Susan Chisholm Katheryn Fong and Anonymous (11) Nancy and Scott Choate Andrew MacInnis Barbara Cinque Joyce Ford $150–$299 Ms. Margaret Clarson Stewart Fox Steve and Suzanne Abrams Leslie and Rich Clot Linda Fraley In memory of Velma and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohen Christopher and Alison Fraze Delbert Abrao Brian and Jessica Cole Deborah Fulmor Terry and Christine Ackerman Pat and Jim Coleman Kathleen Gallagher and Elaine Alaura and William Matty Lynn Cominsky Steve Maass Jay and Ana Alexander Dr. and Mrs. RF Conway III Maria and Carlos Garcia David and Janine Alton Jennifer and Chuck Cornell Scott Gerber The Anderson Family Mr. Michael M. Costa Tamara Geronimo Tom and Eileen Anderson Loki Cottrell Mr. Steve Gingras Delfino and Christina Andrade Joe and Paula Cox Linda Giordano Jack and Nancy Andring Tricia Coxhead and Sheila Giovan Angelique Bagley Mfs Jerry Anderson Louis and Madeleine Gonzalez Leslie Angus and Kim Henry Richard Crandall Diana Gorsiski Jenae Antoni and Leo Mattos Ellen Crusoe Ruben Guerrero Jackie and Perry Austin Jane Cupples Rod and Karen Gundy Iris Avelar Michael and Patricia Damsgaard Matt and Cindy Gustafson Stewart and Brenda Ayres Michael and Nancy Davidson Larry and Carie Haimovitch Kellyann and Grant Azevedo Sally Davies Robert Halligan Louis and Nancy Azevedo Al and Pam Davis Brad and Jordis Hallman Bill Baird and John Kennedy Layne Davis Dolores Handlon Paul Bang and Richard Germann Pat and Lee Davis Jon and Karin Harford Robert Barker Loyal Davis Sandy and Jack Harrison Jim and Bev Barnes Roy and Nancy Davis Robert Hartsman and Gail Eagan Susan Barnes William and Karin Davis Mr. Ingeborg Harvey Rick and Shirley Barr Roger and Luda DeBeers Norm Hawkens DONORS 67

Dean Hawley and Florence McBride Susan Carrie Phillippi Karen Moorhead John and Sharon McClain Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pigoni Bren Hawthorne Steve and Julie McClain Robin Piloni Lisa Higgenbottom Jim McCord and Nancy Henry Virginia Pitts Gail and Bob Hight Gerard and Leslie McElhiney George and Angela Polley Tessa Hill and Brian Gaylord John McFarlin and Patti Pomplin Khristine Hoffman Eleanor Armstrong In memory of Mary Ann Powers William and Patricia Hubenette Carol McHale and Erin Murphy Martha Randall John and Jean Hughes James and Paulette McHugh Anna Ransome and Cary Fargo Joseph and Patricia Humphrey Donna McKenna and Leni Metro Paul and Jan Rasore Jerry and Joan Hyde Elaine McKenna Murleen and Clark Ray Sharon Iberti John McKinney Drs. Todd and Nancy Reed Robert and Ruth Ivey Kevin McKinnie Richard and Paula Reed Shirley Jamison Wayne Menger and Joel Reif and Deana Abramowitz Victor Housac Lee and Susan Janvrin Ronald and Leanne Retana Keith and Diane Merritt Paul Johnson and Dr. Mark F. Robb Michael Naklicki Barry Miller Alan Rogers and Dina Corcoran Suzanne Topliff and Vera Jones Mr. Ross Miller Jo and Larry Ruminson Rick and Benita Jones Ms. Malia Christine Miracle Daniel and Fern Ruth Moya Jones-Neely Deborah Bonar and Penny and David Ryan Paul Kemp Doug Moeller Sandra J. Salas John Kenner Robert Moll Cassidy Salvato Dr. Sumedha M. Khanna Katherine L. Moore Tim and Marilyn Sanderson Carmen S. Kilcullen Raymond and Stani Moore Kathy Sandoval Helen Klembeck and Tom and Margit Lowenstein Bob and Claudia Santini Robert Hammes John and Janet Morehead Lucien and Jeannine Sarragossa Floyd Knox Robert and Diane Moresi Peggy Jo and Richard Sayre Robert and Kathy Kormos Tom Muroch Nancy and John Schiller John and Maxine Korntved Claudia Morris Peter and Trudie Schindler Jason and Rob Krout Lauren and John Morris Andrew and Theresa Schmidt Karissa Kruse Don Morrison Craig and Shelley Schmitt I.A. Kuster Construction Alida Morzenti Francesca Schott and Inspection Dr. Michael Motley Jason Bostrom Andrea Lagourgue/ John and Bonnie Mullen DH Wine Compliance Lauren Schwing John and Debbie Munkacsy Marie Bernice Lambert Bob Scott and Tim McDonald Glee and Chuck Murphy Tom and Sally Lambert Becky Scrivanich Lynn and Brian Neary In memory of Mary Liberatore Dave Siembieda Marjorie Neeley and Thomas and Shirley Simone Hedley and Shannon Lawson Christine Elze The Simoni Family Lucy Lewand Chris and Nancy Nelle Peggy G. Snyder and Darryl Doug and Carol Lightfoot Glennis Nelson Snyder Joseph Lilienthal Ron Nelson Natalie and Scott Snyder Anthony and Jean Lim Wayne and Carmen Niehus Troy and Stacey Sowers Donald and Susan Linch William and Donna Nilsen Spadoni Family Camm Linden, D.Mus. and Jude Gail Novelich Darrin, Ph.D Verbatim Reporting Service Michael O'Brien John and Holly Locey Daniella Stanghellini Eileen O'Connor and Philip and Sara Stanz Glenn and Linda Logan Mike Tramontin Granville and Mary Lou Stark Jose and Martha Lopez In memory of Mary Lena Joann N. Lovascio Robinson O'Dell Nancy Sterne Stephen and Sue Luck Jerry and Alison Ogden Laura Steyn James and Sharon Lynch Don and Sharol Oliver Michael Stone Anne Mac Donald Margarite and Enrique Olmos Eddie and Mary Kate Story Barbara J. Maccario Kevin Olsen and Barbara Bill and Cheryl Strong Jim Majer and Nan Banker Yorton Olsen The Stuhlmuller Family In honor of Sophie Heid Shirley Page Rosemarie and Roger Suddith Ron and Kay Mallory Roberto and Veronica Pardo Marianne Sullivan William and Kathy Mannone Stephen Pasquale Kim and Cliff Sweet Catherine Markusen Hank and Sally Patterson Kirsten and Steve Tellez Theresa Martinelli-Jones Greg and Liz Pech Roland and Yvonne Thibault Suzy and Mike Marzalek Ms. Debra Petersen Mark Thies and Leslie Hines Tom and Teresa Mavrakis Joseph and Bonnie Phair Frank Thomas 68 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

Ronald Thomas GIFT-IN-KIND LAMONA JOHNSON Julie Thompson DONORS WALRAVEN SOCIETY Jim and LaDonna Thompson Richard and Susan Thomsen $50,000 or more A special thank you to our legacy gift donors. Stephen Thrush BeforeTheMovie/Santa Rosa Michael and Elizabeth Traverso Entertainment Group Julie Bova John and Laura Triantafyllos Flamingo Conference Sara and Dixon Browder Resort & Spa Robert and JoAnn Triebel Lewis Meyers Rodney Strong Vineyards Mrs. Edith Uboldi and Carolyn Petersen Ms. Brooke Uboldi Sonoma Media Investments / The Press Democrat Joan and Mack Schwing Christina Vale Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Michael and Pat Valim $10,000–$49,999 Mike and Jessica Sutton Randy and Laura Verniers American Asphalt William and Candace Vincent Paul and Viv Wilcock Cokas-Diko Home Jerry Voltattorni and Hazel Henry Columbia Distributing Bruce Wagman Gloria Ferrer Caves and Vineyards Geoff Walker and Jill Chandler Lagunitas Brewing Company Brad and Jeanne Weaver Master Cleaners George Weger Randy and Sherri Weinstein $1,000–$9,999 Mark and Nancy Wheeler Bill Hawn/Altabella Joanne White Italian Properties Grant Whited Ty Visscher/Bennett Sue Wilhite Valley Jewelers Mark Wilmarth Bob Bernard Erika and Breanna Winsby Elizabeth Cabraser Anna Winsor Joe Bartolomei/Farmhouse Inn Martin and Geraldine Wood Four Seasons Resort Steve and Linda Woodside Gibson Foundation Workman-Tapper Family Stephen Halpern Cynthia Yehle and Kinder Wiese Jackson Family Wines Charles and Beverly Zahl Kala Brand Music Company Deanna Zanoni Fenton and Betty Kastner Trust Anonymous (15) Keller Estate Rick Mohar $75–$149 Katie and Denny Murphy/ We extend our sincere thanks to Alexander Valley Vineyards our Donors and Friend members Charlie Palmer/Mystic Hotel whose support allows us to fulfill The O'Neal School our mission, to enrich, educate, Alan and Susan Preston and entertain our community. The Recording Academy Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Sherry and Pete Swayne Tangram Insurance Transcendence Theatre Company ADVERTISER INDEX 69

ADVERTISER INDEX Please show your appreciation to our program advertisers by giving them your patronage, and letting them know you appreciate their support of the LBC.

American AgCredit...... 79 BeforeTheMovie/ Santa Rosa Entertainment Group...... 46 Bliss Organic Day Spa...... 60 BOHLUX...... 62 Charlie’s at the Windsor Golf Club...... 60 Clover Sonoma Farms, Inc...... 17 Cokas-Diko Home...... 39 Columbia Distributing...... 56 PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM Cricklewood Restaurant...... 7 INSURANCE BROKERAGE Daniels Chapel of the Roses...... 60 Exchange Bank...... 52 SUPPORTING THE ARTS Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa...... 49 Freeman Lexus-Toyota...... 78 EMBRACING Gloria Ferrer...... 6 John Ash & Co./Vintners Inn...... 80 THE UNUSUAL Lagunitas Brewing Company...... 60 Lytton Rancheria-Lytton Band of Pomo Indians..... 2 Day Spas • Medical Spas Master Cleaners...... 62 Tattoo / Body Piercing Michael & Company Jewelers...... 6 Wellness • Beauty Salons Nelsonjobs.com...... 38 Labs / Clinics • Smoke Shops Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPAs and Advisors...... 48 Permanent Cosmetics Professional Program Insurance Brokerage...... 69 Pyrotechnics • Special Events Redwood Credit Union...... 35 Lessor’s Risk • Product Liability & MORE! Rodney Strong Vineyards...... 3 Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market..... 56 We make the market SMILE Orthodontics...... 41 & design programs for Sonoma Media Investments/The Press Democrat... 13 unique or hard to place Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP...... 53 industries since 1993. Thanksgiving Coffee Co...... 56 Town of Windsor...... 53

415.475.4300 For information on advertising in the LBC ppibcorp.com program, contact Peggy Mulhall at 707.800.7522 or [email protected]. NOVATO, CA / CA LICENSE: 0B17238 70 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

STAFF

ADMINISTRATION FINANCE & Rick Nowlin, President & CEO HUMAN RESOURCES Candice Day, Executive Assistant Dennis Kohke, Director of Finance and Administration Maggie Wager, Front Desk Coordinator Dolores Otten, Finance & Accounting Manager EDUCATION & COMMUNITY Traci Levin, Accounting Specialist ENGAGEMENT Evelyn Rice, Accounting Assistant Ray Gargano, Director Robyn Bramhall, Human Resources Advisor Melanie Weir, Manager Tracy Sawyer, Education & Outreach Manager OPERATIONS & EVENTS Chrystie Prokopakis, Coordinator Marc Hagenlocher, Director Jennifer Brown, Events & Volunteer Manager BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS & Jeremy French, Production Manager COMMUNITY RENTALS John Morrison, Maintenance Manager Peggy Mulhall, Director Gene Soldani, IT Manager Audrey Rosado, Manager Betsy Boes, Events & Volunteer Supervisor Karen Pinomaki, Coordinator Peter Ostrom, Production Supervisor DEVELOPMENT Dave Badella, Production Technician Robin Seltzer, Director Louis Callas, Production Technician Susanne Esquivel, Manager Daniel Parker, Production Technician Debbie Schoemaker, Coordinator Jay Barker, Production Assistant Rita Fong, Assistant Scott Gilroy, Production Assistant Marcus Sanchez, Events Supervisor PROGRAMMING Corey Wilkes, Events Supervisor Anita Wiglesworth, Director Don Morrison, Events Crew Chief Sari Feinstein, Contract Manager & Artist Liaison Mike Rice, Events Crew Chief Kristina Volker, Events Crew Chief MARKETING & PATRON SERVICES Steve Guerrero, Maintenance Worker John Cain, Associate Director of Marketing Sean Kearns, Maintenance Worker Twyla Mitchell, Patron Services Manager Dave Morrison, Maintenance Worker Cherie Wheeler, Graphics Coordinator Arturo Ramos, Maintenance Worker Kristi Feige, Marketing Coordinator Morgan D’Amico, Concessions Coordinator Charles Zukow Associates, Public Sydney Clemann, Event Aide Relations Counsel Luke Gladstein, Event Aide Kaila Finch, Assistant Patron Services Manager Robert Nguyen, Event Aide Lauren Morrison, Lead Patron Services Associate/ Jeffery Pelton, Event Aide Group Sales Coordinator Vanessa Petersen, Event Aide Cristian Garcia, Patron Services Associate Joseph Remillard, Event Aide Dalia Mendoza Castro, Patron Services Associate Timothy Rogers, Event Aide Yesenia Ferreira, Patron Services Associate Hunter Straub, Event Aide Marissa Ramirez, Patron Services Associate Alex Swayne, Event Aide Alana Stedman, Patron Services Associate Arthur Walsh, Event Aide Vanessa Tullos, Patron Services Associate Rachel Wilcock, Event Aide TICKETS & INFORMATION 71

Tickets and Information

PURCHASING TICKETS Tickets to individual performances are available online, in person, or by phone. Discounted season ticket packages are available in person or by phone for the Symphony Pops Series and the Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series. Gift certificates are also available. No children under 5 admitted, except to Family Fun Series performances.

Patron & Member Services Office (Open Daily, Noon - 6pm) In Person: 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa By Phone: 707.546.3600 Online: lutherburbankcenter.org

Group Tickets Groups of 10 or more qualify for a discount to selected shows. Contact the group sales office at 707.800.7553 for more information.

Ticket Fees For single ticket purchases, a 15% convenience fee will be added to your order when purchasing online or by phone (except for Family Series shows, which have a 10% fee). There are no added fees when purchasing single tickets in person at the ticket office. For season ticket packages (Symphony Pops Series and Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series only), a one-time $9 handling fee will be added to your order.

Purchasing Tickets from 3rd Party Vendors For your own security, we strongly recommend that you do not purchase tickets from any supplier other than Luther Burbank Center for the Arts (LBC). We do not allocate tickets or authorize any other ticket seller, services, brokers or agents to sell our tickets. Only tickets purchased directly from the LBC can be guaranteed, and tickets purchased from any other source are done so at your own risk and may be deemed invalid. The re- sale of tickets on LBC property is strictly prohibited. Resale of tickets purchased by LBC members during a pre-sale period will result in ticket and membership cancellation— without refund. Policies subject to change without notice.

Buyer Beware: Tickets sold by resellers often have substantial service fees, and/or a markup to the original price, resulting in prices that are significantly higher than face value. We cannot control the prices or fees someone else may charge for tickets we do not authorize to be re-sold, nor can we provide any redress if you encounter a problem with your tickets. If you purchase tickets from anyone other than Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, please check the seller’s credibility and examine tickets carefully for authenticity. 72 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

TICKET POLICIES All purchases are final. There are no refunds.

Ticket Limit For most performances, there is an 8 ticket limit, per household, regardless of the number of transactions. For certain shows, by artist requirement, there is a lower limit. Ticket purchases are closely monitored and any tickets purchased above the limit may be voided without notice.

Refunds and Exchanges All ticket purchases are final.

Reprints Lost, damaged, or stolen tickets may be reprinted for reserved seating performances only and will be available for pick-up one hour prior to the performance. Please present your current picture ID to the ticket office associate. There is a $2 per ticket reprint fee.

Unless otherwise indicated, all seats are reserved, and switching to a seat other than the one indicated on your ticket is not allowed.

VENUE INFORMATION The Ruth Finley Person Theater is a flexible venue allowing for both seated and open floor configurations. When seated, the 1681-seat venue is the largest fixed seat venue in Sonoma County, and no seat is more than 75 feet from the stage. When main floor seats are removed, the open floor/seated balcony configuration raises the capacity to 2000. The theater’s unique thrust stage design, with no seat more than 75 feet from the stage, provides a level of intimacy between artists and audiences unlike any other in Northern California. For more than 30 years, Luther Burbank Center for the Arts has been the best place to see your favorite performer up close and personal.

Parking Convenient onsite parking is included with your ticket purchase.

Restrooms Restrooms are located on the main floor and balcony levels. Additional restrooms are available in the East Atrium.

Photography & Recording For most performances, as required by the artists, there is no photography or recording allowed. Please be considerate of other audience members and help us by adhering to these rules.

Selfie Sticks In the interest in the safety, security, and comfort of all patrons, Selfie Sticks are not allowed inside the building, including at performances. TICKETS & INFORMATION 73

MEMBERSHIP Members receive advance notice of new shows, early purchase opportunities, drink tickets, invitations to special events, and help support critical Education Through the Arts programs serving over 35,000 North Bay children each year. For more information or to become a member, visit lutherburbankcenter.org/join or call the Patron & Member Services Office at 707.546.3600.

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PATRONS WITH DISABILITIES Accessible Seating The main floor level of the theater has accessible seating for people with mobility limitations. Please notify the Patron & Member Services Office of any special needs at the time of your ticket purchase. Ushers are available at the theater doors; please explain to the usher how best to assist you, if needed.

Assisted Listening Devices Assisted Listening Devices are available for our patrons at no cost. Please visit the Patron & Member Services Office to check-out an ALD.

Restrooms Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are located on the main floor level.

Parking Parking is available for persons with handicapped placards. Spaces are located just outside the Center’s north and south entrances.

Service Animals Certified service animals necessary to assist patrons with disabilities are welcome and must remain on a leash or harness at all times. Please contact the Patron & Member Services Office if you intend to bring a service animal to an event so appropriate seating can be reserved for you.

Please contact us by phone by 707.546.3600 to discuss any special needs you may have, so we can help make your experience exceptional.

BACKSTAGE No one is allowed backstage prior to, during or after any performance without proper authorization and identification.

REFRESHMENTS Concessions services are available one hour before show times and during intermission (please note: not all performances have a scheduled intermission). Food and beverages may be enjoyed in the lobby. Bottled water and beverages served in our Concert Cups (available for purchase at the Concessions stands in the lobby) may be enjoyed in the theater; all other food and beverages are prohibited in the theater. A menu of offerings is included in this program 74 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | SEPTEMBER – DECEMBER

CHILDREN Luther Burbank Center for the Arts is committed to providing quality experiences for audience members of all ages. Our feature performances (generally with an 8 p.m. start time) are designed for adults; children under the age of five are not permitted. Our family events with afternoon and early evening start times are suited for children and recommended for children ages 3-12. Everyone entering the theater, regardless of age, is required to have tickets. Lap passes are available for Family Fun Series performance for children under 2 years old. As a courtesy to all audience members, we ask parents and guardians to please remove children who may be disturbing others in the theater.

THEATER ETIQUETTE Performances start promptly at their scheduled time. Please arrive with plenty of time to park and find your seat. Latecomers and those who leave their seats during a performance will be seated at the first appropriate pause in the program, as predetermined by house staff and performers. Please remember to silence all electronic devices before entering the theater.

We ask that you be respectful of others and behave in an appropriate manner related to the performance you are attending. It is never permissible to stand in any aisle space. Usher and security representatives are available should you need assistance.

Patrons who engage in illegal activities, are intoxicated, or are otherwise disruptive (including heckling, public nudity, and smoking in non-designated areas) will be escorted from the property without refund. Shoes and shirts are required at all events.

SCENTS/PERFUMES Many people are allergic to scents. Out of consideration for your fellow audience members, please refrain from using perfume and cologne.

QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS Please see a house manager or volunteer usher if you have any concerns during a performance. General information about upcoming shows and events is available at the Patron & Member Services Office and online at lutherburbankcenter.org. Share your comments and let us know how you enjoyed the show by writing to us at: Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, Public Relations Department, 50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, by e-mail at [email protected], or by contacting us on social media.

Facebook.com/lutherburbankcenter

Twitter.com/lbcsoco

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MEMBERSHIP Be the First to Purchase Tickets to New Shows for a Full Year!

Individual Membership Starts at $75 And includes the following benefits, depending on membership level: Members find out about new shows before the general public Members get pre-sale opportunities on most new shows added throughout the year Access to the best seats, reserved for members only Access to special members-only events Complimentary ticket vouchers Preferred parking A tax-deductible donation and the knowledge you are helping to serve our community

Join Call Susanne at 707.800.7505 or Today! visit lutherburbankcenter.org/join CONCESSIONS Stop by our concessions areas for a pre-show or intermission snack. Purchase a re-useable concert cup and bring your drink into the theater!

Luther Burbank Center for the Arts proudly serves

WINE Rodney Strong Vineyards: Chardonnay, Merlot ...... $10 Gloria Ferrer Sparkling Wine...... $12 BEER / HARD APPLE CIDER Coors Light, Lagunitas IPA, Modelo Especial ...... $8 Crispin Hard Natural Cider ...... $8 NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Crystal Geyser Water ...... $3 Crystal Geyser Sparkling Lemon Mineral Water...... $3 San Pellegrino Juice ...... $3 Pepsi, Diet Pepsi...... $3 Thanksgiving Coffee, Tea ...... $2 CONCERT CUP $ Small (10 oz), Large (16 oz)...... 3 SNACKS Cookie: Chocolate Chip, Peanut Butter ...... $3 See’s Chocolate Candy Bar ...... $3 Rold Gold Pretzels ...... $2

Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series Menu

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