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TPAC.ORG/Wombat • 615-782-4040 505 DEADERICK STREET, NASHVILLE, TN 37243 TPAC.org is the official online source for buying tickets to TPAC events. This presentation is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. This tour is proudly supported by the Embassy of Australia, Washington DC. About the Show...17 Sound Designer CREST FACTOR CREST SFX Designer BILL SWARTZ Music Director BYRON ESTEP Head Carpenter WALKER WHITE ZACHARY FEIVOU Production Management JERRY KOPS JERRY NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS Executive Producers EMILIO SOSA Costume Designer BENOIT MATHIEU & SETH WENIG presents Blue Men Musicians blueman.com Written by Composers Directed by ANNA K. RAINS JENNY KOONS PATRICIA MURPHY RICHARD HERRICK and Publicity Direction Tour Booking, Marketing Production Stage Manager BMGNET Touring, LLC Touring, BMGNET Production Stage Manager BOND THEATRICAL GROUP Blue Man Character Costumes Original Executive Producer - Maria Di Dia JEN SCHRIEVER Lighting Designer Original Direction by Blue Man Group and Marlene Swartz - MATT GOLDMAN, PHIL STANTON, CHRIS WINK Additional Music Composer and Collaborators - Lotic & Holly ANDREW SCHNEIDER JEFF TURLIK SCHNEIDER JEFF ANDREW Original Associate Producers - Akie Kimura Topal & Broadway Line Company Original New York production presented in a workshop production at La MaMa E.T.C. Line Producer JENNIE RYAN A CIRQUE DU SOLEIL Entertainment Group and NETWORKS Presentation MERIDIAN MIKE BROWN STEVEN WENDT ADAM ZUICK JONATHAN KNIGHT MICHAEL DAHLEN BLUE MAN GROUP DAHLEN BLUE MICHAEL KNIGHT JONATHAN Original Creators CORKY GAINSFORDCORKY GOMEZ ROBERT Set Designer Video Designer STACY MYERS Creative Director Company Manager LUCY MACKINNON General Management JONATHAN KNIGHT JASON ARDIZZONE-WEST GENTRY & ASSOCIATES
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MERIDIAN (Blue Man Captain) received his Bachelor 2006 that focuses on social justice documentary, of Fine Arts in Theatre from Lawrence University and education and experimental artist collaborations. He his Master of Fine Arts from the National Theatre has been an adjunct professor in the schools of the Conservatory. He has performed as a Blue Man in City University of New York teaching courses in video New York, Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas, and all over production, film theory, and film history. the United States as part of the group’s first North MICHAEL DAHLEN (Senior Creative Director/Writer) American Tour. Internationally he has performed as a began his career with Blue Man Group as a Blue Blue Man in Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Man performer in the New York City Astor Place China, South Africa, Mexico, Russia, and Canada as Theatre production. From there he took on the role part of the World Tours. He is thrilled to be going back of Performer Director where he developed, cast and on the road with the cast and crew of the Blue Man trained new Blue Man performers for all of the North Group North American Tour. American and international productions. As an Artistic MIKE BROWN (Blue Man) has been Blue for over a decade Director he oversaw the creation, development, and a half. For him it has all been a dream come true. He evolution and direction of existing Blue Man Group would not be where he is today without the love and creative material and productions. In his current role support of his family and friends. He is grateful for you as a Creative Director, Michael oversees the creation all! Mike hopes you enjoy the show and that you get a of new material for Blue Man Group current and new chance to pick up a good book this year. productions. For the Blue Man Group North American Tour, Dahlen serves as a Writer. During Dahlen’s tenure STEVEN WENDT (Blue Man) hails from Kansas City, MO. When not on tour, Steven performs Blue Man at Blue Man Group, his highlights include direction of Group in New York City. Steven is also a professional 5G shows in New York, Boston and Chicago, creation puppeteer, Hand Shadow Master, and Goldsmith. Visit and direction of Blue Man Group Berlin, creation and www.studiowendt.com. direction of Blue Man Group’s 2013 Hollywood Bowl appearance and recent updates to the Blue Man Group ADAM ZUICK (Blue Man) has been living the dream of Chicago production. being a Blue Man since 2013! Previous Blue Man Group companies include Orlando, the company’s first North ANDREW SCHNEIDER (Composer) is the Head of American tour, Chicago and New York. Special shout Music and Sound Production for Blue Man Group. He out to Adam Berger and love to my supportive family oversees all recording, mixing and produces audio and friends. content for a wide variety of applications including show and performance content, recording releases, CORKY GAINSFORD (Drummer) has been a Blue Man video releases, marketing releases and more. He is an Group drummer for 18 years, primarily in their Las Vegas active and enthusiastic participant in the creation and Production and The Complex Rock Tour. He’s also a composition of Blue Man Group’s music and sounds. producer, songwriter and recording engineer, releasing Schneider engineered Blue Man Group’s debut album original music through his band Code Red Riot. Audio, mixed their sophomore release The Complex ROBERT GOMEZ (Resident Music Director/Band Captain) and co-produced, mixed and engineered the group’s is a resident of Las Vegas, NV. Robert graduated from third record THREE. Currently, Schneider serves as Las Vegas Academy of the Arts where he honed Musical Composer for the Blue Man Group North his ability as a studied multi-instrumentalist. Both American Tour. Growing up in an artistic household, performer and technician, Robert has worked with music and performance has been a part of Schneider’s Blue Man Group for eleven years. life from an early age. He began touring around the world in bands and recording music at the age of 18. JERRY KOPS (Musician/Strings) is a New York-based As a freelance producer, mixer and engineer he has multi-instrumentalist who has been performing with worked on nearly 1,000 Indie and major label releases Blue Man Group since 2006. He also played guitar with with multiple Grammy and Juno nominations to date. the original Broadway cast of Rock of Ages from 2009- Schneider earned a Fine Arts degree in Media from 2010. From 2010 through 2012, Jerry was a member Massachusetts College of Art. He currently enjoys of the Blue Man Group North American Tour playing music, film, performance and spending time with Zither and Chapman Stick. When not performing with his family. Blue Man Group, Jerry can be found writing, recording and performing with his band Mortars. JEFF TURLIK (Composer) oversees all aspects of music and recorded sounds for Blue Man Group as Creative JONATHAN KNIGHT (Creative Director) is a Creative Director and Music Supervisor. In Turlik’s role as Director for Blue Man Group. In that role he develops Composer for the North American Tour he has created new work in various mediums for the company. He a brand-new musical experience for Blue Man Group’s is currently the Creative Director for the new Blue second-ever North American theatrical tour. Turlik has Man Group North American Tour having most recently been with the entertainment phenomenon since 1999, completed work on Blue Man Group Berlin, and the Blue beginning as a band member in the Boston resident Man Group World Tour which opened in Singapore and show. Shortly after, he turned his sights toward has since been touring steadily in Europe, Asia, Africa music writing and directing in New York to support and the Middle East. Knight is a long time member of Blue Man Group’s domestic and global expansion. In Blue Man Group starting as a video operator for the addition to creating and mounting shows around the Astor Place show in New York. Outside of Blue Man world, his career highlights include two performances Group, Knight works as a writer and filmmaker having at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, two founded a small boutique production company in sold out nights at the Hollywood Bowl with the L.A. About the Show...19
On Your Your On (2011 LA (2011 LA continued Broadway: Broadway: (Playwrights Horizons), and Yen Horizons), (Playwrights Broadway credits credits (Video Designer) Broadway to the one-man shows, the one-man shows, Spamalot to Fences. Radio City Musical Hall Spring Radio Fences. (Lucille Stark (Lucille Vera Meet Way By the With over 28 years 28 years over (Sound Designer) With (Costume Designer) Designer) (Costume The Treasurer The Treasurer of Six Degrees Separation ofThe Lifespan a Fact, Who’s Who in the Cast Cast the in Who Who’s EMILIO SOSA EMILIO Bar at Emerson Day Lady Musical, The Motown: Feet!, nom.), (Tony and Bess Porgy Gershwins’ The and Grill, The Motown: London: Musical, . Topdog/Underdog . Topdog/Underdog Wars, the Home From Comes Father Off-Broadway: Crowns, Venus, Desk nom.), Drama Award, Lortel Capeman, Juliet, and Romeo Thread, Invisible Trust, Ma Regional: . with Strangers Sex The Misanthrope, Himself Discretion Señor Ruined, Black Bottom, Rainey’s Twist Witness Uganda, nom.), (Helen Hayes Award), Ovation Runway,” “Project Dancers, City Knicks NY Spectaculars, Theater American Trustee All Stars,” Runway “Project @esosafashion Wing. FACTOR CREST Ross Marcus audio, ofin professional experience expertise in all aspects of a diverse commands live for and reinforcement audio reproduction entertainment in live He began his interest events. learned that his inquisitive as a musician and quickly as asset great a were qualities mind and analytical in early with bands touring After an audio engineer. many out into branch began to Marcus his career, different disciplines. He has monitorbeen engineer mixed Crowes; Black The and as Slayer such bands for Audio as the LaBelle; worked Patti offront house for Halen; was Van Chief and Crew for Designer System shows touring Broadway multiple for Audio Lead as such comedies musical scale large from ranging and The Producers and most Crystal; with Billy Sundays 700 such as, for Designer as the Resident has worked recently all new projects overseeing Blue Man Productions, the current as maintaining as well and installations in the industry, than 20 years more After shows. a and obtained education higher to returned Marcus Master’s Certificate in MusicProduction from Berklee in the working actively while still ofCollege Music, industry. He has maintained recently, most and, in the industry manufacturers from various certifications US & Support, Tour ofApplication Head has become design and oversees Marcus L’Acoustics. for Canada theatre, music, for of implementation systems audio through Pittsley Tony with events corporate and the enjoys Pittsley Tony Factor. Crest his company He has technology that is audio reinforcement. including shows Broadway with extensively toured The Spamalot, Elliot, Billy ofThe Phantom the Opera, and Christmas Story A Monty, Full others. In his off time and spending working wood he enjoys time, Xena. and and his dogs Zoe children, with his wife, MACKINNON LUCY include . of Spring Awakening revival and DeafWest’s Off- the Blast (Lincoln include After credits Broadway Center), (MCC). As a video and projections designer, she has designer, As a video and projections (MCC). theater with some of innovative the most worked directors on and Tina Sam Gold, Cullman, Trip off Cromer, David Arden, Broadway, including Michael As a graphic and Lila Neugebauer. Lucas, Craig Landau, educational to work she has contributed artist, Society, Historical York New The as such institutions Civil and Human Rights and for The National Center the National Liberty Museum. The Ethel in Salvador, in Salvador, (The The Royale Carnival Carnival (Old Globe Uncle Vanya (The Juilliard Juilliard (The The Tempest (Set Designer) is an Emmy s; Garden Native (The Dream Night’s Midsummer A (The Public Theater, w/ w/ Theater, The Gabriels (The Public is a NYC based based (Lighting Designer) is a NYC (supporting David Tour The Area2 for Queen Queen for Performance Variety The Royal The Soundtrack ofAmerica which opened The Soundtrack (American Repertory Theater), Theater), Burn All Night (American Repertory . Recent productions include productions Recent . Blue Man Group Angels Horizons, America at in at Playwrights Brazil and various television appearances. A native of native A appearances. television various and Brazil of Berklee College Music in attended Turlik Pittsburgh, in hard as a guitarist career his early He spent Boston. and floors, on sleeping touring, recording, bands, rock composer, arranger, as a musician, worked has since and music educator. music producer Blue Man join the is thrilled to (Director) KOONS JENNY as family, this tour marks her first-timecollaboration with the for Center The Deck of (Denver Cards Us: Between Arts), Performing Mobile Theater Public Unit), Philharmonic, Philharmonic, Rock Complex The Moby), and Rhymes Busta Bowie, Summersonic The Tokyo The tour, world Megastar Tour, , Music Festival Elizabeth II in Cardiff, Wales, School), (Why Not Theatre, Toronto 2015 Pan Am 2015 Pan Toronto Theatre, (Why Not Gimme Shelter (National Emcee Theatre, Black Sucker and A Games), the co-curator Jenny was Company). Theater LAByrinth and co-founder ThisGen Conference Toronto of2016 the She Theatre). (National Black of 4 Change NYC Artists and as an and abroad, artists here young has taught of advocate is a vocal equity Asian-American woman, recipient Award 2017 Lilly is a proud She in the arts. and in the Minnesota up in Minneapolis, who grew jennykoons.com ofmountains Montana. JASONARDIZZONE-WEST award-winning set designer & production designer. designer. & production set designer award-winning Jesus Christ Superstar (NBC); include projects Recent Tour); (Arena Lana Del Rey Theater / Hunter Theatre Project); Good Grief (The Project); Theatre / Hunter Theater Theatre); Vineyard Circus – Wandering City, Wandering – Circus Playhouse); Cleveland Next To Festival); Wave String Quartet (BAM Next ne O Theatre); Change (Tantrum Or Normal; Caroline, Theatre); Thousand Nights and One Day (Prospect ; Michaels; Illyria (National Tour, Broadway Bullets Over Susan Hilferty); City (Radio in NYC Adele Live Presentations); NETworks Jason has designed events with Es Devlin). Music Hall, and Ltd) (Herson Group Duke, Princeton, Cornell, for on set design, focusing to Prior Street. The New 42nd Kurtz with Mitchell working architect, an Jason was arts spaces cultural and theater design to PC Architect The Chautauqua Horizons, including: Playwrights Heckscher. Teatro & El Theater, Bratton Institution’s Cornell from ofArchitecture a Bachelor Jason received ArtPlanning, & of Architecture, College University, University, York New ofArtsa Masters from Fine & Film and is a Stage Department of Design for of 829. USA member JEN SCHRIEVER on seen been has work whose designer lighting and across the andOff, Broadway US, internationally. Constitution the What include: projects Favorite and Eclipsed on ofThe Lifespan a Fact Me, Means to Broadway; Opera Metropolitan The At and operas Rep Berkeley in The Mariinksy and English National Opera in NYC, Jenschriever.com. at her Visit Russia. 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PATRICIA MURPHY (Blue Man Character Costume) has International Tours: Nice Work If You Can Get It, worked on the Broadway productions of Black and American Idiot, Shrek, Young Frankenstein, Chicago, Blue, The Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King, Dracula Jersey Boys, Sweet Charity and Rent. Regional: New and Wicked, among others. She has worked with York Stage & Film, WVPT, La Jolla Playhouse. Kansas many ballet companies, on several movies including City proud! For HKMKE. the features Dracula and Far From Heaven and on Bette ANNA K. RAINS (Production Stage Manager). Touring: Midler’s Kiss My Brass tour. Other credits: Tick, tick... The Phantom of the Opera, An American in Paris, Blue BOOM!; Once Around the City; The Bubbly Black Girl Man Group. Las Vegas: Blue Man Group. Regional: Sheds Her Chameleon Skin; Bright Lights, Big City. North Carolina Theatre, Juilliard, Virginia Rep. Proud BILL SWARTZ (SFX Designer). Celebrating 18 years with NC State University alum. Love and thanks to Mom, Blue Man Group, Bill Swartz currently serves as a Creative Dad and the dogs at home. Director. While in this role, he founded and continues JENNIE RYAN (Line Producer) Jennie’s variety of to run the creative Research and Development Lab expertise includes producing, tour management, for production design elements, including musical production finance, touring logistics, stage instruments, video surfaces, lighting and special management, artist management, with extensive effects. For the Blue Man Group North American Tour, touring and international work in India, Europe, United Swartz has put his unique skillset to work in the role Kingdom, Asia, Australia and Southwest Asia. Jennie of SFX Designer. A native of Chicago, Swartz began has produced shows in the most challenging domestic his career as a freelance designer/builder while also and international venues…. like active aircraft carriers, making records and touring with his own bands. Since arenas, theaters, studios, ballrooms, and tropical joining the global entertainment phenomenon of Blue beaches. As a Producer for Blue Man Group, shows Man Group, he has opened shows in Germany, Canada, include the North America Tour Australia Tour, Las Vegas England, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Monte Carlo, NCL Epic, Tokyo, Casino Tour, and multiple Japan, and Australia, and worked special events as a corporate events and TV appearances. As Creative musician, technical director and production manager, Producer Jennie lead an international creative team in worldwide. Swartz earned his undergraduate degree developing Badaling a theatrical show in Beijing China. in Music Performance/Technical Theater from DePauw Selected other recent tour credits include Chely Wright, University and attended Indiana University for post- Shinedown, Gary Sinise, Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall, graduate work in Jazz Studies. In his spare time, he NBA trophy tour, Miss Teen, Taylor Hicks, Wilmer enjoys traveling with his family. Valderrama, Blue Angels, Salute to Troops (HBO). Jennie RICHARD HERRICK (Production Stage Manager) is the resides in New York and has dual US/EU citizenship. Production Stage Manager for the Blue Man Group BENOIT MATHIEU (Executive Producer) serves as North American Tour marking his 19th Blue Man Group the Senior Executive Producer, Blue Man Group & production. Herrick first worked for Blue Man Group as Executive Managing Director, Blue Man Productions. the resident Production Stage Manager on the London In this position, Mathieu heads the development production in 2005. Since then he has served in this and expansion of the Blue Man Group franchise into same role for the majority their new productions, and additional global markets, insures coherence across has opened Blue Man Group shows across Europe, the current resident shows and touring productions, Asia, Australia and North America. Additionally, and explores additional opportunities for the Blue Herrick has served as Production Stage Manager Man Group brand to connect with consumers. Prior for the German production of War Horse and is the to joining Blue Man Group in April 2018, Mathieu was Production Stage Manager at Berlin’s Friedrichstadt a member of the Cirque du Soleil family for 18 years Palast for their 2018 show Vivid and their new show serving in various roles. These roles include Project opening in 2020. Prior to Blue Man Group he was the Manager, Production Manager for two creations Stage Manager for Les Miserables in the West End, and (Kooza and Ovo), Senior Director of Artistic and worked as a Stage Manager for the Scottish Opera Production Services, VP of Costumes & Creative Spaces for eight years, working on over fifty main house and, most recently, VP of Creative Development where productions. When he is not acting as a freelance he led Cirque’s Creative R&D arm and seconded the Production Stage Manager, working on shows and Chief Creative Officer of the Group. In many different events throughout the UK and Europe, he resides with capacities, ranging from truck driver to electrician his wife and daughter in a small market town, Ossett to co-producer, and by leveraging various talents, in West Yorkshire, UK. including technical direction and theatre construction BYRON ESTEP (Senior Music Director). Started playing oversight, Mathieu has contributed to productions Chapman Stick in the Blue Man Group band in 1994 as in Canada’s top theatrical spaces, such as Théâtre du part of the “TUBES” show at the Astor Place Theater in Nouveau Monde, Compagnie Jean-Duceppe, L’Opéra New York City. Since then, he has been involved in the de Montréal and Théâtre Beaumont St-Michel in opening and direction of many Blue Man Group shows Quebec. Raised in the Great White North (very far throughout the world. He currently works as a Music north of Montreal), Mathieu contemplated a career Director for Blue Man Productions and plays both in aviation, obtaining his private and glider pilot Chapman Stick and Zither in the band. He has also wings, before identifying his passion for professional played guitar and/or banjo on numerous recordings theatre. Mathieu received his degree in Theatre outside of Blue Man Group and composed several Production from the Collège Lionel-Groulx in Quebec movie and video game soundtracks. and has since spent his entire career in the world of live entertainment. When not working, Mathieu STACY MYERS (Company Manager) Most recently: Director of Artistic Operations at KCRep. National/ explores the world of culinary wonders with his wife of 27 years, Dany, and dabbles in the art of pizza- About the Show...21 The continued
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f you combined Bill Nye and Guy Fieri in a lab, then sent him to acting school, you’d Iget Doktor Kaboom. With chrome goggles, orange lab coat, motorcycle boots, and spiked hair, the mad scientist not only embraces the ridiculous, he celebrates it. Doktor Kaboom has been dazzling young minds with interactive, educational, and comical performances for more than a decade — recently performing as part of TPAC’s HOT Season for Young People for the fi fth time this past December. But the man behind the madness didn’t always want to entertain young audiences by making water bottles into rockets and catapulting bananas across the stage. “It took me 40 years to fi gure out what I wanted to do for the rest of my life,” says actor, comedian, and Doktor Kaboom creator David Epley. “But when I found it, I never looked back.” Epley grew up expecting to be a research physicist, a biomedical engineer, a mathematician, an astrophysicist, a chemical engineer, and a marine biologist. So, naturally, he became an actor. “The stage’s calling eventually became too loud to ignore,” he says. After studying to become a chemical engineer at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, Epley spent the next two decades performing and directing original comedy at outdoor festivals and street performances. It was during his 20-year tenure performing on the Renaissance Festival circuit when he learned how to interact with an audience. “During those shows, I worked with some brilliant minds who taught me how to deal with any type of situation you can encounter,” Epley says. The idea to mix his two passions of science and performing together hit him like a bus one day while working at a festival in Texas, wondering what he was about to do for the upcoming off -season. Epley reminds students that science is a part of everyday life by using everyday, household items. “It was about 12 years ago. I had turned 40 and decided I’m going to have a good idea this year,” says Epley. “And when I did, instead of talking about it for a few weeks until I got bored talking about it, I followed through.” The character Doktor Kaboom was born. A German physicist who teaches that science is for everyone through a variety of interactive experiments ranging from optical illusions to chemical reactions and a homemade hovercraft. During shows, Doktor Kaboom creates artifi cial Doktor Kaboom is a German physicist who teaches science is for everyone.
gravity. During others, he electrocutes a pickle. photo by Martin Albert Feature... No two shows are the same. “Since I’m an actor, I didn’t want to just be me around us and it’s not diffi cult. It just takes on stage,” Epley says. “I wanted the character eff ort; and that’s not the same thing as hard.” 25 to be larger than life and over the top — so I But perhaps the most striking moment of his made him German.” performances is how he empowers children The accent may be fake, but the science is real. to think well of themselves. He remembers a time when he asked a student volunteer, “Science is like Shakespeare. “you’re smart young man, yah?.” The student It’s not meant to be read; it’s said, “no.” Ever since, Epley’s made a point of that lesson in his shows. meant to be done.”– David Epley “That moment fl oored me,” Epley says. “It Students witness a variety of science subjects showed me I had an opportunity to teach typically digested via textbook: physics, science and to empower these kids and show biomedical engineering, mathematics, them they are capable.” astrophysics, chemical engineering, and During his week of performances at TPAC, marine biology. Epley’s voice commanded the attention of Epley also reminds students that science is a nearly 1,000 students staring at him and drove part of everyday life by using household items the point home. such as dish soap, balloons, and trash barrels in “Learn this and never forget it,” he told them. his experiments to prove science’s accessibility. “You are smart. Believe it.” “My mission is to remind the world that Connect with Michael Aldrich on LinkedIn or follow science is all around us,” he says. “It’s all him on Twitter @michaelwaldrich.
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“A lush, glorious sound the Jesus Christ Superstar will play more than 50 cities on this tour. likes of which you’ve never The cast is led by Aaron LaVigne (Spider Man: heard before. This is not your Turn Off The Dark, RENT) in the role of Jesus grandmother’s ‘Superstar.’” along with James Delisco Beeks (Kinky Boots, Aida) as Judas, Jenna Rubaii (Groundhog Day, – Chicago Sun-Times American Idiot) as Jesus’ devoted follower Mary, and Alvin Crawford (The Lion King, ollowing critically acclaimed, sold-out Candide) as Caiaphas. engagements in the U.K, the reimagined “We are thrilled to have put together this F50th Anniversary tour of Jesus Christ incredible company,” says Sheader. “It’s Superstar comes to TPAC March 3-8. now time for us to plug into the Brown Featuring award-winning music by Andrew Album and make that music live again on Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, the stage. The show will resound with audiences North American tour of this iconic musical is across North America like it was written for directed by Timothy Sheader and cutting-edge us today.” choreographer Drew McOnie. The original 1971 concept album (commonly Rounding out the creative team is set and known as The Brown Album) was named costume design by 2016 Tony Award nominee Album of the Year on the Billboard Pop Tom Scutt, lighting design by Lee Curran, and Charts, surpassing albums such as Carole music supervision by Tom Deering. King’s Tapestry and Janis Joplin’s Pearl. Jesus Christ Superstar is set against the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production backdrop of an extraordinary series of events of Jesus Christ Superstar won the 2017 Olivier during the fi nal weeks in the life of Jesus Award for Best Musical Revival, selling out two Christ, as seen through the eyes of Judas. consecutive engagements in 2016 and 2017. Refl ecting the rock roots that defi ned a The North American tour is produced by generation, the legendary score includes “I Stephen Gabriel and Work Light Productions Don’t Know How to Love Him,” “Gethsemane,” by arrangement with Really Useful Group and “Superstar.” Ltd. Casting is by Wojcik/ Seay Casting. The A proven musical phenomenon with a world- original production was produced by Regent’s wide fan base, as demonstrated by NBC’s Park Open Air Theatre. Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert which Get tickets to Jesus Christ Superstar at TPAC.org, by attracted more than 9.6 million viewers and phone at - - or at the TPAC o ffi ce earned the highest ratings in its time period, 505 Deaderick St., in downtown Nashville. Feature...29 . ofThe Story Parks Rosa On: Walk arner students act out the di of roles erent the di out act students arner “We found that through arts integration in our in our arts integration that through found “We engaged more and girls are boys our classrooms, have to likely and less during instruction Gibbs says. Dr. disciplinary issues,” for scores earned top recently Warner Also, some of and demonstrated growth academic economically for growth literacy the highest state. in the students disadvantaged relationship a collaborative ArtSmart fosters starting and teachers, artists teaching between in which teachers institutes with summer learners themselves. become but they get to been teachers, “They’ve already says learn,” to like what it’s themselves remind artist who formerly a teaching Alison Brazil, 10 years for and dance music, Spanish, taught as a teacher. in institutes and participated professional the only they were “I remember any sort that made development of me sense to on,” and hands so experiential because it was as you a light bulb that clicks “There’s says. Brazil feels.” as the learner feel You do it yourself. a performance attended students Warner When on expanded Brazil this year, Parks about Rosa music, original song lyrics, through story Park’s in the classroom. and dance and the kids move, we dance, we sing, “We and engage with these close the books get to through level challenging subjects on a deeper something about “There’s says. Brazil the arts,” a It’s palatable. more deep issues art that makes eld fi the playing that levels language common think.” normally not may think things we to what the partnership is about that’s Ultimately, connect a deeper through and inspire uplift — to it means Warner, schools like At with the arts. beyond imagine possibilities get to that children neighborhoods. their Reach Michael Aldrich on LinkedIn or or Aldrich on LinkedIn Michael Reach @michaelwaldrich Twitter him on follow TPAC Arts Writer TPAC Warner Elementary School Elementary Warner hen became an arts magnet in 2018, ofthe leaders Nashville the East
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GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE, Duke Energy Foundation PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE AND FOUNDATION The Enchiridion Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 CONTRIBUTORS Enfinity Engineering Timothy and Nancy Demshar as of January 1, 2020 Fisher Dachs Associates Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Eskind $50,000+ Hardaway Construction Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Gordon HCA-Caring for the Bank of America Dr. and Mrs. David Mastran Community Rhonda Taylor and Kevin Forbes CMA Foundation Layton Construction VISIONARY CIRCLE The Community Foundation Liberty Party Rental $2,500 - $4,999 of Middle Tennessee Middle Tennessee Performing Delta Dental of Tennessee Arts H.O.T. Support Fund* Mr. Gerry and Google, Inc. Publix Super Markets Charities Dr. Lisa Altieri HCA Foundation on Behalf of Ross Bryan Associates, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bart Ashley HCA and the TriStar Family Ryman Hospitality Properties in honor of Kevin and of Hospitals Foundation Sara Hartley Metro Nashville Arts Sargent’s Fine Catering Ron and Mary Buck Commission SunTrust Foundation Dana and Charlie Campbell The NewsChannel 5 Network Tailgate Beer LLC Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nissan North America, Inc. Washington Foundation John Casa Santa Tennessee Arts Commission Wells Fargo Foundation Ronald L. and TPAC OFFERS The Walt Disney Company Brenda J. Corbin $2,500 – $4,999 $25,000 – $49,999 Jana and Ansel Davis Aladdin Industries Our Partners... A VARIETY OF Butler Snow Pamela Dishman Foundation, Inc. Barbara and Emanuel Eads Dollar General Literacy Cinemasins, LLC ACCESSIBLE Foundation Wendy and Mark Eddy The Crichton Group/ Laurie and Steven Eskind East Tennessee Foundation Hub International Nashville Convention and Shary and Rod Essig SERVICES Cumberland Trust and Ashley and Jonathan Gensler Visitors Corporation Investment Company Novatech Kimberly and Don Deacon's New South Gooch-Brooks PNC Bank Demos Brands Regions Bank Sherri and Chris Hamby
Ellington's 39 Service Management Systems Sara and Kevin Hartley Enterprise Holdings Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. $10,000 – $24,999 Foundation Harwell Jr. Anonymous Fairlane Hotel Brian and Joy Heinrichs Advance Financial Foundation Samuel M. Fleming Melvin Malone Athens Distributing Company Foundation W. Kenneth Marlow Belmont University Patricia C. and Thomas F. Frist Jennifer McCoy Best Brands, Inc. Designated Fund* TPAC strives to present Laura Pittman and Robert G. BlueCross BlueShield Frothy Monkey Pittman Jr. diverse experiences in the of Tennessee Graduate Hotel Nashville Anne and Joseph Russell arts and education which Brown-Forman Gray & Dudley Adam Sansiveri are accessible to everyone. Compass Partners, LLC Green Pheasant Michelle and Jim Schmitz CoreCivic Hampton Inn and Suites Mr. and Mrs. James C. TPAC.ORG/Access Delek Fund for Hope* Nashville-Downtown Seabury III Dollar General Corporation Hyatt House Nashville Ms. Sherry D. Shaver Earl Swensson Associates, Inc. Jani-King Jennifer Turner Enterprise Solutions JW Marriott Nashville Terry Vaughan HCA Inc. Kraft CPAs Greta and Jim Walsh IC Thomasson Associates Neal & Harwell, PLC Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Wieck Sea Salt Ingram Industries ENCORE SOCIETY Irvin and Beverly JohnsonPossKirby $1,500 -$2,499 The Memorial Foundation Small Foundation Nancy Beeukwes Trust Synovus Bank Anonymous (3) Janie and Belinda Adams Phillips Printing Company $1,500 – $2,499 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Adams Premiere Transportation American Constructors Mary C. Ragland Foundation Kent and Donna Adams Capstar Bank Linda Albertalli R.C. Matthews Contractor, LLC Deloitte & Touche, LLP Schenk Photography Lainie and Roger Allbee EBS Foundation Alperson Family Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. The Goad Family Foundation SunTrust Foundation Jose and Jessica Amden Keene Family Foundation, a American Contractors Vanderbilt University Donor Advised Fund of the Woodmont Investment Linda Anderson U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Jennifer Appelt Counsel, LLC LAZ Parking Robert K. and Anne H. Zelle Carlyle Apple Limuless, LLC Colleen and Beth Atwood Fund for Fine and Nashville Scene Performing Arts* Larry and Loratta Baker Rechter Family Fund* Dr. and Mrs. Billy R. Ballard $5,000 – $9,999 Schiller Family Trust Melinda and Jeff Balser 4Top Hospitality Tennessee Brew Works The Bandi Family Ajax Turner Company, Inc. Wright Airport The Baptist Family Akustiks, LLC Business Center Brent and Lari Beasley Alley-Cassetty, Inc. INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Fred and Anne Beesley AllianceBernstein as of January 1, 2020 Dr. and Mrs. Steven ASCAP Bengelsdorf Baulch Family Foundation CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $10,000 + Todd C. and Kelly A. Bennett Bridgestone Americas Tire Donna P. Benning and Operations, LLC Anonymous Thomas R. Benning Bridgestone Americas Julie and Dale Allen Susan F. and David M. Berck Trust Fund Barbara and Jack Bovender Chris and Laura Binkley Caterpillar Financial Services John Reginald Hill Mike Binkley Corporation Martha R. Ingram Dr. and Mrs. Barry W. City Winery Nashville Maria and Bernard Pargh Brasfield CLLD Lisa and Mike Shmerling Andy Brashier Coca-Cola Bottling Company Judy and Steve Turner Charles and Pam Bridges Consolidated Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Wenk Lorrie Brouse and Curb Records Inc. Richard Piazza Our Partners continued
Joan Bruce Howard and Carol Kirshner Lyn N. Walker CORPORATE Scott Bryant David and Beverly Klintworth Linda Ware Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bill and Debby Koch Kevin and Elizabeth Warren PARTNERS Bumstead Lee and Glenda Kraft Jim and Shelly Weatherly Varina Buntin Mr. and Mrs. Randolf M. Rob and Susan Weaver Broadway Series Dr. Anna Burgner and Lagasse James R. Webb II Mr. Kurt Zettel William and Valery Lamb Peter and Carol Weiss Title Sponsor Dr. Timothy and Pamela and Mark Lamp David and Gail Williams † Mrs. Allyson Bush Suzanne Langford Donald R. Williams and Gary M. Bynum Michael D. and Kimberly M. Law Richard W. Zelek Anthony and Diane Carroccia J. Mark Lee Dr. Susan G. Williams Daniel Coker Bettye Leiby Michael and Larson Williamson Clair Coley John and Wendy Leonard John and Alison Wingo Marjorie and Allen Collins The Honorable and Frances Wolf John and Shelly Cook Mrs. Thomas Lewis Larry and Elizabeth Woods Rob and Jessica Cook Johnny and Alice Lindahl Susan R. Woods Joel and Rebecca Cooper Gina Lofredo and Paul Corby Elaine and Ira Work Nancy Corley Andrew and Wendi Lundberg Mickey and Phyllis Wright The Corner Michael and Megan Mahan Michelle and Anthony Yanis Greg and Mary Jo Cote Teresa and Reagan Major Barbara and Bud Zander Gabe Crolli and Family Katie Malnati Kerry Zebick Kelly and Richard Crook Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Marcum Zeus and Jedi Mr. and Mrs. James Croy Elizabeth Marshall Denise and Victor Zirilli Christa Cruikshank and Debi Martin Kathie Zuccaro Stephanie Wagner Red and Shari Martin OVATION SOCIETY Leslie and Madison Cuevas Steve and Amy-Beth Mason $1,000 - $1,499 Sheila and Richard McCarty Janet and Michael Dagley Anonymous (2) Will and Jennifer McCormick Joshua and Jessica Daiagi Geoff and Sheri Amateau Ann and Mick McGauran John and Joy Day Beth Scott Clayton Amos, Molly McGill and Beth Bradford Dr. and Mrs. Matthew DeFelice LUTCF, CLTC Robert and Yin Mericle Theresa A. Dehoff Susan Andrews Cindy and Danielle Mezera Marty and Betty Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Baker Susan Baker Mezger Brenda Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barker Don Midgett Mark Donnell Dr. and Mrs. Tyler and Alisa Miles Dr. Peggy Smith Duke Kelly Barrett Susanne Miller and Friends Randolf Dunham Didi Barron Muhammad Mirza Ryan and Melanie Durham A. Bass Tim and Lisa Moore Adam Ellsworth Eric Beasley Deborah and Dustin Moss Henry, Jenni, and Jennifer George Beasley Mickeye M. Murphy Feldhaus and Dr. Manish Patel Piper and James Bell Teresa and Mike Nacarato Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ferguson Mrs. Annie Laurie Berry Dr. Charles and Eily Nicholson Anita G. Fielder Cherry and Richard Bird Brad and Sara Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fleischer Mark and Valerie Blackburn Melissa Ohsfeldt Stephanie Fleming Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Boehm Jeff and Kristy Oldham Troy and Tracie Fleming Gary Bradshaw William O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Formosa III Elizabeth Brandau David and Pamela Palmer Beth Fortune and Debbie Turner Elaine Brooks Chip and Deborah Parrott Mrs. Charles C. Fowler Jr. Autumn and Rhett Bruner Sherry and Harry Parsons Al and Rhonda Fraser Poppy Buchanan Charles Perry Kelli Gabriel Dr. John and LuAnnette Butler Dr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Poling Hillary and Brian Gainous Michael and Pamela Carter Vicki Ponder Taj and Eddie George Robin Cohn Sara Ravin Randa and Josh Gibson Kevin Collen Jason and Brooke Reusch Crystal Gimesh Janice J. Compton Susan and Thomas Richardson Mary Gingrass, MD Ms. Andrea Conte and Wells Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Goad Honorable Phil Bredesen Jane Bowlin Diane and Gary Gober Susan Cox Walter and Wendy Robertson Dr. Barry W. Goley and Michael and Rowena Cuffe Jerry and Andrea Rooker Mr. Grant W. Goodman Denise Dailey Marc and Karen Rosen Tracy and Robert Good Anna Catherine Davenport Mark and Carla Rosenthal Gwen and Frank Gordon Steven R. Deckard Mary Frances Rudy Julie and Bob Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doochin Scott and Laura Beth Russell Michael Grainger Stephen and Candee Duggan Teresa Sadler Kat and Jeff Greene Kenna Duncan Dr. Norman Scarborough and John and Kathy Griffin Joanne Elston Ms. Kimberly Hewell Carolyn and Terry Hamby Patrick G. Emery Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Becky Harrell Annette S. Eskind Schoettle Cordia and Tom Harrington Stephanie Faulkner Sherra Schwartau Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Haynes Bob and Sue Fisher Steve Sirls and Allen DeCuyper Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Heffington Brad Fisher Brant and Dorinda Smith Amanda and Trip Hereford Garry and Brenda Floeter Mark and Victoria Smith HG and Nina Karen and David Ford Patricia Smith Winston Hickman Judy and Tom Foster in honor Thomas A. Smith and Hank and Mary Hildebrand of Kathleen O’Brien Jacqueline G. Ralph Joel and Terrie Hill Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Foster Debbie and Scott Snoyer Patricia Holliday Richard and Sarah Fremont Rickey and Lisa South Vicki and Rick Horne Eileen George Arlene Spence Dr. David H. and Julie Gillen Deborah and James Shirley Horowitz Martin and Linda Gilmore Stonehocker Gayle Howell Michelle Godwin-Watts Brenda Swift Jim Humphreys Barry Goold Kari and Peter Szary Susan and Mark Isaacs Elena Goss Doris R. Taft Rick Isaacson Darren and Terri Gottschalk Kelley and Scott Tansil Dr. and Mrs. Brian Jackson Dr. Edward R. Gould Lauren and Andrew Tavi Gail Gordon Jacobs Stacey Greives Theater Chicks Kelly Jones Tim and Laurie Hall Andrea and Jim Tothacer Susan and Bill Joy Linda and Don Hancock Byron and Aleta Trauger Jeremy and Tracy Kane Michael Harrison Dianne and Tom True Jackie Roth Karr Brandon Hatton Anastasia Tucker Jacqueline Kelly Jim Hearn Claire Whitfield Tucker Sherrilyn Woodward Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tudor Marlene Key Larry and Tammy Helms John and Claudia Turner Sally and Stephen King Mr. and Mrs. Michael Herman Robert Turner and Jay Jones William B. King Winston C. Hickman Jr. Debbie and John Van Mol Valorie Kirby and Lex and Rick Highsmith Rob and Liz Waggener Robert Green Jackie Hill Our Partners...41 of Brenda Dillon Cunningham Brewer Lee Wesley Weeks Foley Rhonda M. Pope in Memory of Dr. William L. and Ann B. Pope Veronica Coleman Veronica ColquittJennifer Jeff and Anita Conn Frederick L. Conrad J. Steven and Monica Cook Cheryl and John Cooper Corbitt Hixon Virginia Renette Corenswet Dan Cotten Mr. and Mrs. Richard Courtney Elizabeth Crabb in Memory Rosemary and Donald and Dahmer Stephanie Nancy and Bob Darnall Davis Jane John and Gina Davis S. Davis Steve Deasy and Phillip Haynes andTroy Karissa Deaton DeLoach and Jenifer DePueKimberly Terry and Joan Dison Dodge Tiffany and Tim Doman Kathy DonnellyThe Family andTom Frankie Dowdle Myrtianne Downs Pam and Tim Dubois Catherine M. Duffy Brian and Cindy Dunphy Mr. and Mrs. David Duquette Keith and Tracy Dyer Kris Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. S. Brent Elliott EspositoPaula Jeff Eubanks Bruce and Olivia Evans Caren Fancher Robert and Sloane Felton Felts Joan Judy and Jaylon Fincannon FinnertyJudith Arthur Fleischer Linda Fletcher John and Karen Folan Ginna Follis,Kathy Reeves, Scott and Amanda Foster Dr. Zach and Mrs. Sherida Foster Martha Fouce Anita Fowler Joan and Dick Fox Peggy Fragopoulos Bruce and Donna Franklin Michelle and Stephen Frohsin Debi and Lance Fusacchia Caren Gabriel Dr. Gary G. Gallant Louise and Scott Garfinkel Dan and Janis Gaudette Gavigan Jeanne Dr. and Mrs. David Gaw Jay Golden Dr. and Mrs. Matt Gorham Diane Granese, MD Wesley Gray and Elsie Lacasse Sandy Gregory Gross Susanne Guenther Cathy Katherine Hall Richard Hall and Lori McElroy Angela K. Hamano Peter and Anne Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Harbers Robert Harding Michele Harris and Bill Gatons HarrisonLisa Kenneth Hawkins D. and Ashley Marilyn Hayes Haynes W. Michelle Barry Heard and Erik Lillie Jasper Hendricks III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Hennessy Greg and Katrina Herman Jane and Wallace Herndon Herod Debbie Nancy Hershkowitz Hite Amanda Hilary Hodes Zimmerman Anderson Wayne Irvin LaroseJeanne Lassiter James McCalebHelen Little Cecilia and Hayes, Brewer Ms. Jane A. Wittenmyer Memory of Mame Caldwell Memory of Pat Pouzar Christiansen Bradley and Susan Widmann Susan and Bradley Wiens Judy Anne Kristin Wilhite Williams Larry Carolyn and Kenny and Cindy Williamson Heidi Wilson and Andy Moss Emmanuelle Wojnarowski Jodi Wolfe Mike and Sheila Yarbrough Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Kerndt and TheresaZuckowsky SOCIETY BRAVO $500 - $999 (4) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Agnew Alcorn Emily Scott Aleridge Jeffrey Alger Edgar and Kathi Allen Thomas and Jennifer Arguello Dreama Jimmy Armistead Asbury Stephen and Barbara C. Nelson Bailey David Baird Kymberly and Scott Baker Ballesteros Samuel Cheryl and A. BarnettDolores Becker Diane Bednowitz David Nancy and Bellew Adrian Berry-BrownFrances Rose and Al Bleich Patricia J. Bloomfield and Robert and Bodenheimer Boever Joe and Allison Sally and Paul Boklage Bonds Sandra David Bone and Arlen Becton BonettiJulie Peggi Bordash Michael and Patti Bottomy Bo and Jill Bowling Ray and Susan Bowling Keith Bowman and Jan and Katie Boyer Steve and Kristin Braaksma Douglas Brace Donna Bradley and Jo Ann Brassfield, Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Ms. Jeanalice M. Brickman and Brogli Virginia Barry andCathy Brown Brian Brown Patsy and G. William Brown Broyles Pamela Broyles-AplinTeresa Wesley and Katie Bryant Buckley Michael Annette and Butler James Eric Bymaster Betsy Calabrace Edwin and Karen Caldwell in Campbell Adam and Lauren Christopher Canlas Thomas Carey Ann Carlsonz T. CarneyEmily Greer and Paige Carr in Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Carter Anita and Larry Cash CashionRichard Joy Caskey and Debra York Mary and Joe Cavarra Mr. Lee and Jean Cherry Childs Pamela Amy and Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Claverie Sr. Kevin Clifford Linda Cochran ColemanDeborah Powell-Horrar Ray McWherter JohnsonBeth Runyeon Ronald R. Jeremy Wyatt *A fund ofTennessee of Foundation *A the Community Middle honors the memory ofWilliams David †TPAC Louis and Joyce Hines Dr. M. Bruce Hirsch Greg and Becca Hollis Honeycutt Jeanne and Garland Robert Horrar and Carol Emalie Hutton David and Priscilla Isenhour Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Jameson III Jones Janet Susan and Roland L. Jones Marshall H. Kemp King Lloyd KirkwoodAthina Kissner Mike Koonce Carole Debra and James Kovanda LandsbergKatherine Steve and Leslye Lapidus LarsonTimothy Dr. Dana Latour LevineHank Robert and Ann Loffi Heather Logan Looper Charles Luffman Josh Jane and John Malatak Manganaro Kathleen and Bill Ralph and Louise Mason Stephen and Callie McDonald Sally and John McDougall Garry McNabb Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mark Miccioli and Angela Lynn Diana and Jeffrey Mobley Janice B. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Moses Mr. and Mrs. John Muchukot Murphy Marie Bob and Kay Musgrove Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nadeau Cliff and Kristine Neeley Joel Northwall and Nancy and Bill Oakes Perry and Wanda Ogletree PfohlWilliam Melissa and Porch Dave Poss Nathan Prichard Marie and Deborah Laura Purdy Pat and Doug Ralls Reeves Dean Robert and Cliff and Pamela Reliford Steven and Esther Remer Remus Nelson Carla Robertson Rodgers William and Evelyn Ed and Karen Rogers Cheryl Rudnicke and Kris Atkins Sacks-SandlerGlynis Tony Sanders Family Scott and Sulinda Seigfried Patricia Robert Sentz Sharp Brian Ken and Jane Sharp Sheriff Bill and Sharon Linda Simmons and Jeffrey Smith Dr. Neil and Ruth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Smith Snedeker Mandy and Brandt Sabrina Somerby D. Spann Vicki Robert and Jane Stammer Joe N. and Brenda Steakley Steinkerchner Ray Stewart Charles Stillman Mark A. StringerW. Kristin Sullivan and ThomasonLaura Trodsen Woodrow James Turner D. and Bruce Gill D. Lewis Walling Julie and Susan Walsworth Karen Watkins David and Annita Watson Weil Karen and Howard Elaine and Carman Wenkoff Mrs. John Warner White PARTNERS FOUNDATION Our Partners continued PREFERRED Chris J. Hohl Billy McKellar Pat Shacklett Deborah Hollenstein Ms. Catherine McTamaney Ms. Leslie K. Sheldon DINING Jeff and Ashley Hollis Kelley and Benjamin Mickens John and Cindy Shields Chris and Susan Holmes Rachel Miller Vivian and Justin Shields Deborah and Donald Holmes T. Clark Miller and Tony Smith James Sicking Diane Honda and David Reiland William Miller Joan Signorille Laura Hood Vanessa Mills Shawne Sills Richard T. Hoos Emily Mitchell and Gloria and Manuel Sir Joan and George Hornberger Loran Shallenberger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Slipkovich Amy Hull Harry and Patricia Moneypenny Amy Smartt Mike O. Hunt and Dru Rebecca Moody Becky and Gary Smith Henson-Hunt Tom and Vicki Moon Connie Smith Sara and David Hunt Chris and Mary Sue Moore Debbie Smith Dr. Doug and Missy Hunter Cathy L. Morgan Holly Smith and Johnna Wilson David and Linda Husak Joann Morris John Smith Mr. and Mrs. Shandy Husmann T. Mortison Kelsey and Kirby Smith Catherine Irrgang D. Jael Morton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Smith Jack Isenhour and Dana Moore Caroline Moses and Lee Sprouse Dr. and Mrs. Duane T. Smoot Debra and Patrick Jaehrling Dale and Deborah Mosley Timothy and Diane Somers Gary and Debbie Janke Rhonda Mott Mara Sommers Barry Jeffrey Rosemary Muirhead Ashley Sonn and Jordan Miller Latrisha Jemison Arturo Neto Stephanie Sorrell Belle Johnson and Bill and Glenda Newton Susan Spaulding Pepper Magargee Lucy Nichols Angela Spiller Melanie Johnson and Matthew Niehoff and Alyse Sprintz Richard Cale Jason Jenkins Stephanie Stafford Walt and Julia Johnson Dave and Donna Nock John and Jennifer Starcke Greg Jones Dr. Agatha Nolen Sara and Larry Stessel Dr. Ted C. Jones Laura and Vincent Nord Kim Stokes Erik Kahill Kevin and Raja O’Brien Joy Strange Candace and Arvindh Kevin and Shari O'dea Russ and Nelda Lee Sturgeon Kanagasundram Dr. Andre and Jeani Olivier Schelle Swift Christine Karbowiak and Jeanie Orr Dr. Bill and Erin Taylor Martin Vanek Jeff and Leslie Overby Joyce Taylor PREFERRED Al and Nancy Kaser Karen and Terry Page Thomsen/Williams Lawrence Kedigh Alison Pagliara John and Julie Thorp CATERING Donna Keller Evetta K. Palmer Julie and Brian Thure Lissa and Jim Kelley Frank and Elaine Parker Gloria F. Thurman Amit and Nicole Keswani Jerry Parker Carlos Tirres Nicholas Kilen Paul and Diane Parker Norman and Marilyn Tolk Kare Kilgore J. Russell and Phyllis Parkes Joseph and Katie Toungette Carol King Marshall Payton Linda Townsend, Roma David King Zach and Diana Pelham Powis, Jannette Moris, Thomas and Debbie King William Pennell Robert Cooper Darrell Kirby John and Kandace Peppers Kenneth and Rhonda Travis Mr. Bobby Knight Jaime and Barbara Perez James and Melinda Turner James and Janet Knox Lawrence D. Phillips Philip and Rosemary Vickery Janet Kolff and Sheila Harris Nancy and Skipper Phipps Toni Von Colln and Julie Bulger Jan and Rand Krikorian/ Rose and Kip Pierce Ann Waddey and Vickie and Don Wirth Jonathan and Jennifer Pike Deborah Saunders Jeff Kuhn Lyn Plantinga Wanda Wade Charles E. Lamb Kevin and Simonne Poff Janice and John Walker Katie Lamb Jack and Beverly Polson Dr. and Mrs. Bill Wall III Chad and Sherry Landtroop Tony and Larue Polston Rosemary and Bayard Walters Brian and Kim Lapidus Lauren and Patrick Poole Cynthia and Quinton Wasden Sharon H. Lassiter Rob and Cindy Porter Ken and Carla Webb Lisa Lawhon Karen and Ronald Powell Angie and Tony Weeks Tal and Mary Lefler Tim and Linda Priddy Kenneth and Julia Weiss Carolyn and Larry Levine Joan Prouty Chris Westbrook Barbara Lingo Joyce and Preston Quirk Kathleen Whalen Richard and Tad Lisella Nancy Rainier Jennifer White and Will Gattis Nancy Lorenzi Scott and Caroline Rayson Monica White Jim Lovensheimer Mr. and Mrs. Colin V. Reed Stephen White Arthur and Rebecca Lowen Laura Reinbold Shawn and Lynann Williams Rhonda and Randy Lowry Phillip and Laurie Rice Courtney Williamson W.M. Lukemire Anita Rich Barbara Willis Bob and Gail Luna Cindy and Steve Richmond Reisha and Duane Willis Susan Luna and Carolyn Ricketts Kevin E. Wilson Michael Hazlewood Paul and Marjorie Ridge Dr. and Mrs. William R. Wilson Drs. Amy and George Lynch H. Paul Ritchie Don and Victoria Wirth PREFERRED Tina Lynch and Gail Tucciarone Edward and Melissa Rittenberg Ms. Florence Wittenstein and Nancy MacLean and Lisa Rivera Mr. Rudy J. Saperstein HOTELS Mary Wade Worrick and Leslie Robinson Kasey Woods PMHNP Tree and Amy Maddux Jason and Rhonda Ronnow Charles and Rose Wright Michael Magnauck Dr. and Mrs. Matt Rose Michael Yacko Jr. Martin and Andrea Maguire Gary and Donna Rosenthal Sharon Yates Chambre Malone Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rudd Andy and Jamie Young Ms. Kathleen Mandato Marianne and Chris Sabis Shirley Zeitlin Jill Marciniak Greg and Mary Sample Annie Marks Debbie Sanford Erin and Clayton Marshall Randi Sansom Lew Martin M.D. and Libby and Matthew Scanlan Representative Christopher Schneider Susan Martin Emily Schneller Curtis Masters Susan Schuchard Richard and Susan Mattson Dr. Stephen and Alfred and Bruni Mayor Kathleen Schultenover Wendell McAbee Carol and Alvin Scott Pat and Brenda McAfee Jarod D. Scott McCreary Family Thomas and Heather Seabrooks Jeff McCue and Valerie Jacobs Logan Sekulow Christine McDevitt Kelly and Kevin Sekuterski Laura and Mark McDonald Charles Selke Ms. Mary Ann McGinn Jeanne Sellars Diane E. McIntyre Cassie Sellers
Women’s Healthcare Concerns or compliments? [email protected] for Life Accessible Services at Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) include parking, elevators, wheelchair seating, use of a TPAC wheelchair, designated restrooms, and services for Old Natchez Country Club is a beautiful patrons with limited hearing venue for many social occasions such as: and vision. Infrared assisted listening devices are available at * Wedding Receptions * Rehearsal Dinners * Bridesmaid Luncheons * Holiday Parties no charge at the entrance to each * Fundraising Gala’s theater. TPAC offers American Sign * Corporate and Charitable Golf Outings Language, Open Captioning, Audio Description, and Braille programs Our central location in Williamson County along on the Sunday matinee in the with the beauty of the setting and first class HCA Healthcare / TriStar Health service make Old Natchez Country Club Broadway at TPAC season. Large the ideal venue for your special event. print programs are available for Broadway at TPAC shows. Special accessibility requests and concerns may be discussed in 115 Gardengate Drive, Franklin, TN 37069 advance by calling 615-782-6577. 615-373-3200 • www.oldnatchezcc.com Your message will be returned the next business day. Wheelchair reservations are made 48 hours Vanderbilt Center for Women’s Health in advance of the performance. Restrooms for Jackson Hall are Because no located one level down from the 6th Avenue entrance, and on each level inside the theater. one should Restrooms for Polk Theater are located down the stairs to the left face cancer of the entrance to the orchestra level and on the tier level. The Vanderbilt Center for Women’s Health is dedicated to providing the highest quality alone. Bars are located in the lobbies and inside the orchestra level care to women in all stages of life. of Jackson Hall. Our services include general and specialty gynecology, women’s cancer and urology An ATM is on G-Level, near the security desk at the Deaderick treatment, as well as pregnancy care and help for infertility issues. Street entrance to the building. All electronic devices including Our Women’s Health team is committed to caring for you and your unique needs. And cell phones, watch alarms, cameras, and recorders should be we’re closer than ever with more than 15 locations throughout Middle Tennessee. turned off prior to the show. For those expecting emergency calls, To learn more, visit VanderbiltWomensHealth.com or call (615) 343-5700. please call 615-782-4087 and speak with the House Manager 48 hours in advance of the performance. Call Lost and Found at 615-782-4098 to report an item BRENTWOOD • CLARKSVILLE • COLUMBIA • FRANKLIN • LAWRENCEBURG • NASHVILLE you might have left at TPAC. In case of an emergency, the MT. JULIET • SMYRNA • SPRINGFIELD • SPRING HILL • THOMPSON’S STATION Gilda’s Club Middle Tennessee is dedicated to number to leave with others providing FREE support, education and hope is 615-782-4000 (plus performance, theater, and seat location). to all people impacted by cancer, including Smoking, including use of all family and friends of those diagnosed. To learn tobacco products and electronic more, visit gildasclubmiddletn.org. cigarettes, is permitted outside the building. Vanderbilt Health offers convenient care for you and your family throughout Middle Tennessee. Which option is right for you?
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