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2017 PROGRAM | April – July The Lytton Band of Pomo Indians is proud to be the Naming Sponsor for Luther Burbank Center for the Arts ensuring that all children get to experience music and theater. Place Matters. History Matters.

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WELCOME to the LBC!

Thank you so much for choosing to attend tonight’s performance. We are always striving to offer the best variety of performances, and the best service to our customers, and hope your experience is a fantastic one. Don’t hesitate to alert one of our front-of-house staff if there is something we can do to improve your experience.

Here are a few highlights from the results of our successful 2015-16 season:

• More than 140,000 people attended a performance here; • More than 36,000 children took part in one of our Education Through the Arts programs (that’s a 28% increase over the previous year); • More than 400 musical instruments were loaned to area students through our Music for Schools lending library; these low-income students would not otherwise have been able to participate in their school’s band or orchestra program; • We expanded our Mariachi Camp to Cloverdale, and also conducted a special ukulele project at Bellevue Elementary.

This is just a sampling of our work in the community, and none of it would be possible without the support of our members, donors, and sponsors. Due to the significant need and interest for these types of free and subsidized programs in our community, we are pleased to launch the LBC Arts and Education Fund, which will help provide vital funding to these unique programs. Turn to page 36 to see how a small monthly donation can make a big impact right here in our community.

Thank you again for your patronage and please enjoy the performance!

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. TABLE OF CONTENTS 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

FEATURE PERFORMANCES Kip Moore with special guest Levi Hummon...... 18 Junie B's Essential Guide to School...... 19 An Evening with David Sedaris...... 20 Live Nation presents Lewis Black: The Rant, White, and Blue Tour...... 21 Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán...... 22 #IMOMSOHARD Mom’s Night out: Summer Break Tour...... 23 Julianne and Derek Hough: Move – Beyond – Live on Tour...... 24 El Mexicano Presents REIK, Tour Des Amor...... 25 Live Nation presents Brian Regan...... 26

EDUCATION THROUGH THE ARTS Our Stories: Mariachi Camp...... 32 What is Education Through the Arts?...... 34 LBC Arts & Education Fund...... 36 Our Stories: School Shows...... 39

Art Exhibits...... 42 Volunteering...... 46 Volunteer Spotlight...... 47 Donors Listing...... 49 A Look Back: Recent Performances...... 50 The Lamona Johnson Walraven Legacy Society...... 56 Advertiser Index...... 61 Staff Listing...... 62 Tickets & Information...... 63 Seating Chart...... 67 Concessions Menu...... 69 COVER PHOTOS (clockwise from left) – Mariachi Vargas, MOVE, Brian Regan, Junie B. Jones, IMOMSOHARD Celebrating 25 Years in Santa Rosa e ﬁnest color stones in an eating & drinking place Sonoma County Good Food • Good Times since 1976

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LBC BY THE NUMBERS

35 500,000 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

35 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 17,000+ Participate in Their School’s 500,000 Free Tickets We Distribute Band or Orchestra Programs Each Year to Students and Low- Income Community Members, Helping Make the Arts Accessible for All 36,000+ 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 LIAISON Paul A. Wilcock, Chair, COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER Bill McNeany, Volunteer Representative Mark Crawford, Vice Chair & Treasurer, EXCHANGE BANK Douglas J. (DJ) Drennan, Secretary, SPAULDING MCCULLOUGH & TANSIL, LLP HONORARY BOARD Sherry Swayne, Immediate Past Chair, BENNETT VALLEY RANCH, LLC Mike Sutton, Co-Chair Ernesto Olivares, Chair Appointee, SANTA ROSA CITY COUNCIL/ Sherry Swayne, Co-Chair CALIFORNIA CITIES VIOLENCE PREVENTION NETWORK Robert and Nancy Aita Alan Seidenfeld, Chair Appointee, BLACK OAKS ASSET MGT./ASM Lawrence and Susan Amaturo Herb Williams, Chair Appointee, DELPHI Marcus and Mary Beth Benedetti Dixon and Sara Browder DIRECTORS Christopher and Hillary Costin Carmen Castaldi, RODNEY STRONG WINE ESTATES Patsy Daniels Linda Chavez, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE Bruce DeCrona ASSOCIATES LLC, AND CHAVEZ FAMILY CELLARS John Mackie and Kate Ecker Stephen W. Halpern, M.D., NORTH BAY CARDIOLOGY Kevin and Cathy McCullough Christopher B. Hunsberger, THE CHARLIE PALMER GROUP Mike and Maureen Merrill Margie Mejia, LYTTON RANCHERIA, LYTTON BAND OF POMO INDIANS Gary and Marcia Nelson Kurt Mitchler, D.D.S., MITCHLER DENTAL CARE Steven and Nancy Oliver Susan Preston, PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM INSURANCE BROKERAGE James and Elese Rundel Gary Rosenberg, SONOMA LAVENDER Joan and Mack Schwing John Whiting, MOSS ADAMS Greg and Patricia Steele Jessica Sutton Pete Swayne Willie and Darlene Tamayo Chuck and Ellen Wear Michael and Katie Wright

FOUNDERS GRAND FOUNDERS Gerald and Catherine Ayers John and Delores Headley The Ernest L. and Ruth W. Hugh and Nell Codding Bob and Olive Kerr Finley Foundation Tom and Betty Freeman Bill and Lori Manly Mrs. Elizabeth J. Richardson Benny and Rosemary Friedman Evert and Ruth Person Charles M. and Jean Schulz 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 Ernesto Olivares, Chair Karina Garcia Peggy Mulhall Maria Solarez Uriel Brena Herman Hernandez Rick Nowlin Wanda Tapia Emilia Carbajal Elizabeth Jovel Vicky Orozco Hector Velazquez John Cain Maggie LeClerc Chrystie Prokopakis Ambrosio Vigil Jason Carter Maria Lemus Robert Ramirez Melanie Weir Linda Chavez Sylvia Lemus Art Ramos Anita Wiglesworth Kyle Clausen Lisa Lopez Rafael Rivero Paul Wilcock Eric Dullaart Malinalli Lopez Miguel Ruiz Sari Feinstein Rene Meza Tracy Sawyer Veda Florez Candido Morales Robin Seltzer

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

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.

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Our Sponsors & Institutional Funders

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

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CORPORATE ALLIANCE PARTNER PROFILE Redwood Credit Union

Giving Back Since 1950

Founded in 1950 in Sonoma County, Redwood Credit Union is a federally-insured financial cooperative that provides banking services to consumers and businesses in the North Bay and San Francisco. With over $3.4 billion in assets, RCU is one of the largest of over 6,000 credit unions nationwide. They serve over 280,000 members with 19 Bay Area locations, including four in Santa Rosa and additional locations in Sonoma, Petaluma, Windsor, Cloverdale, and Sebastopol.

Credit unions offer the same services as banks, but at an exceptional value. Redwood Credit Union provides checking and savings accounts, low-rate home loans (fixed, adjustable, jumbo, HELOCs,) credit cards, youth accounts, insurance, financial planning, business services (including commercial and SBA lending), and more. They also offer new and used auto sales through RCU Auto Services.

Redwood Credit Union is passionate about giving back to the communities they serve. Last year, they provided more than $2.8 million in community support and more than 4,100 volunteer hours to benefit nonprofits and other local organizations including the Redwood Empire Food Bank, Chop’s Teen Club, COTS, Social Advocates for Youth (SAY), Boys & Girls Club of Central Sonoma County, and others.

Redwood Credit Union is furthering their commitment to community by partnering with the Center as the presenting sponsor for the 2017 Fiesta de Independencia. With their generous support we are able to continue to strengthen and enhance our commitment to programming for the entire community. www.redwoodcu.org 16 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

2017 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

26 Kip Moore with special guest Levi Hummon APR 28 – MAY 14 North Bay Stage Co. presents Guys and Dolls in Concert •

3 Copperfield's Books presents Sonoma County's MAY #nastywoman Series: Susan Faludi • 4 Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series: Junie B's Essential Survival Guide to School 7 An Evening with David Sedaris 13 Live Nation presents Lewis Black: The Rant, White, and Blue Tour 14 Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán 19 – JUN 4 Left Edge Theatre presents The Money Shot •

2 An Evening With Psychic Mediums Karen McCagh & Suzette Carlyle • JUN 12 – 16 New Song Music Camp 14 Mills Entertainment presents #IMOMSOHARD Mom’s Night out: Summer Break Tour 17 Julianne & Derek Hough in MOVE – BEYOND – LIVE ON TOUR – TWO SHOWS! 21 Missoula Children’s Theatre AUDITIONS at 10am for children grades 1st – 12th 23 El Mexicano presents REIK – Tour DES/AMOR 2017 24 Missoula Children’s Theatre Alice in Wonderland • 29 Copperfield's Books presents Sonoma County's #nastywoman Series: Roxane Gay •

14 Live Nation presents Brian Regan JUL 15 AEG presents Jim Jefferies: The Unusual Punishment Tour 21 – AUG 6 North Bay Stage Co. presents Man of La Mancha • CALENDAR-AT-A-GLANCE 17

AUG 17 Seven Things I’ve Learned: An Evening with Ira Glass

6 Talcon Ways presents Dr. Cesar Lozano SEP 7 The Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes and Tonino Baliardo 8 Kansas – Leftoverture 40th Anniversary Tour 11 Steve Winwood 17 8th Annual Fiesta de Independencia – Campus-wide FREE event!

OCT 6 ICON Concerts presents Jo Koy

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.

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WED Kip Moore with special guest 4.26 Levi Hummon 8PM

Kip Moore has built one of country music's most loyal audiences. His live show mixes the bombast and wild desperation of Bruce Springsteen with the rootsy stomp of Merle Haggard.

Multi-PLATINUM singer/songwriter Kip Moore wrapped up 2016 with a string of sold-out headlining dates. Playing to capacity crowds in Detroit, MI and a two-night run in Chicago, IL, Moore executed 20 sold-out shows during his ME & MY KIND TOUR, that showcased him as "one of country music’s most impressive headline acts” (Sounds Like Nashville), praised by critics and fans across the country. Moore held up his “reputation for rowdy, high- energy party shows” (Detroit Free Press) as he was continually "met with more deafening applause.” (CMT)

Moore charged into 2016 on the 2nd leg of his fiercely successful WILD ONES TOUR, that he also unleashed across the pond for a stint of “eagerly anticipated” (Think Country) headlining sold-out dates in the UK and Ireland. An unabating road warrior, Moore "cemented that special bond between crowd and performer…daring to be different, daring to take a risk, he is able to take the crowd further than most artists can by the sheer force of his performance” (2 Country Radio) during his time overseas, where he had to move to bigger venues to meet overwhelming demand. Fans were also able to catch the “kinetic live performer” (Kansas City Star) out on Miranda Lambert’s KEEPER OF THE FLAME TOUR during the summer.

Kip Moore has built one of country music's most loyal audiences. His debut album UP ALL NIGHT which was certified GOLD by the RIAA and spawned three Number One hit singles including GOLD certified “Beer Money,” PLATINUM certified "Hey Pretty Girl," and the DOUBLE PLATINUM breakout hit "Somethin' 'Bout A Truck.” Moore recently released UNDERGROUND, a 5-track EP that draws inspiration from his unyielding time out on the road touring. His live show mixes the bombast and wild desperation of Bruce Springsteen with the rootsy stomp of Merle Haggard – don’t miss his LBC debut! FEATURED PERFORMANCES 19

THU 5.4 Junie B's Essential Guide to School 6:30PM

Now that Junie B. Jones has been going to school for over one-and-a-half years, who better to write the book on everything you need to know?

From bus rules to band-aids, carpools to cookies, Junie B. and friends deliver the definitive word on surviving and thriving in style. With a jillion tips, tricks and trip-ups, Junie B. shares her hard- won expertise and shows us all how school is sometimes scary, sometimes super-fun, and ALWAYS something to sing about!

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 5.7 An Evening with David Sedaris 7PM

With sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, David Sedaris has become one of America’s pre- eminent humor writers.

The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today.

David Sedaris is the author of Barrel Fever and Holidays on Ice, as well as collections of personal essays, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, When You Are Engulfed in Flames, and his most recent book, Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, each of which became an immediate bestseller. He is the author of the NYT-bestselling collection of fables entitled Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Modest Bestiary (with illustrations by Ian Falconer). He was also the editor of Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules: An Anthology of Outstanding Stories. Sedaris’s pieces appear regularly in The New Yorker and have twice been included in “The Best American Essays.” There are a total of ten million copies of his books in print and they have been translated into 25 languages.

David Sedaris’s original radio pieces can often be heard on This American Life, distributed nationally by Public Radio International and produced by WBEZ. Sedaris has been nominated for three Grammy Awards for Best Spoken Word and Best Comedy Album. His latest audio recording of new stories (recorded live) is “David Sedaris: Live for Your Listening Pleasure” (November 2009). A feature film adaptation of his story “C.O.G.” was released after a premier at the Sundance Film Festival (2013).

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SAT Live Nation presents Lewis Black: 5.13 The Rant, White, and Blue Tour 8PM

Following the highly successful 2016 Fall leg of his THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES: THE NAKED TRUTH TOUR, Lewis Black brings THE RANT, WHITE & BLUE TOUR to Sonoma County this Spring.

Lewis is one of the most prolific and popular performers working today and executes a brilliant trifecta as stand-up comedian, actor and author. He is the rare comic who can cause an audience to laugh while making compelling points about the absurdity of our world. Lewis has appeared frequently on The Daily Show with a weekly “Back in Black” rant, on Comedy Central, and has also filmed two HBO specials. In 2001, he won Best Male Stand-Up at the American Comedy Awards. He has released eight comedy albums, including the 2007 GRAMMY Award-winning The Carnegie Hall Performance. He won his second GRAMMY Award for his album Stark Raving Black. A much sought after guest for late-night television shows, he’s been seen on Larry King Live, Late Night with Conan O’Brian, The Late Show with David Letterman, CNN and MSNBC, among others.

In the midst of a rigorous 200-night touring schedule around the world, regular TV appearances and movie roles, Lewis has written three bestselling books: Nothing’s Sacred (Simon & Schuster, 2005), Me of Little Faith (Riverhead Books, 2008) and I’m Dreaming of a Black Christmas (Riverhead Books, 2010). As a playwright Lewis has also penned over 40 plays, many of which have been produced around the country. He has co-starred with Robin Williams in Barry Levinson’s “Man of the Year,” Steve Pink’s “Accepted,” and Paul Feig’s “Unaccompanied Minors.” He also lent his voice to the role of “Jimmy” in Bob Sagat’s parody, “Farce of the Penguins.” In his leisure time, Lewis likes to play golf, even though golf hates him. 22 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

SUN 5.14 Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán 3PM

Founded in 1898, Mariachi Vargas emerged as one of the most celebrated mariachi groups, and acquired national success upon its presentation at the inaugural celebration of President Lázaro Cárdenas in 1934.

Musical director Rubén Fuentes (who joined the group in 1944) would go on to arrange music for many of Mexico's celebrated singers and composers such as Lola Beltrán, Pedro Infante and José Alfredo Jiménez. The band's seminal work throughout the coming decades set the tone for many mariachi ensembles by insisting that all of the group's musicians know how to read music, resulting in a more refined and trained ensemble. Credited with modernizing the genre, Mariachi Vargas' meticulously crafted arrangements helped to propel the national pride for what would become Mexico's classical sound.

Mariachi Vargas became renowned as the definitive mariachi ensemble, and its classic sound has won the group numerous awards and accolades, including the title of "World's Best Mariachi" since the 1950s. The band actively participates in international mariachi festivals in order to promote the pride of the genre and encourage young mariachis to pursue lifelong careers.

Recently, the Houston Grand Opera turned to the ensemble’s legendary leader, Jose “Pepe” Martinez, to write the score and collaborate with librettist Leonard Foglia in creating the world’s first mariachi opera, “Cruzar la Cara de la Luna” (“To Cross the Face of the Moon”), which premiered to sold-out houses in Paris, Houston, Chicago and San Diego!

Currently, Mariachi Vargas De Tecalitlan continues to record and tour internationally. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 23

WED Mills Entertainment Presents 6.14 #IMOMSOHARD 8PM Mom’s Night out: Summer Break Tour

#IMomSoHard is a popular web series on Facebook where two best friends, who happen to be moms, talk the good, the bad, and the funny about motherhood.

This summer, Jen and Kristin are taking their show out of the playroom and onto the road. But this time, they’re bringing the kids. And a tour bus (you didn’t think they’d leave them with their husbands, did you?).

There’s no one making moms feel as uncomfortably normal as Kristin Hensley and Jen Smedley, the hilarious, oh-so-real women behind #IMomSoHard. With over 675,000 Facebook fans, and more than 55 million views of their web series, Jen and Kristin’s blend of honesty and humor offer the kinds of levity most of us only get from our therapist, proving that if we weren’t all laughing, we’d be crying, right? Right!? Sure to deliver the kind of straight talk you can only get from discussing body hair in the kids’ playroom while sipping mimosas, Kristin and Jen prove you can’t make this shi*t up.

It’s like an evening with two of your besties. But funnier. And probably with more drinking. Definitely more drinking.

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SAT Julianne and Derek Hough: 6.17 Move – Beyond – Live on Tour 4PM & 8PM

Following the sold-out successes of both its 2014 inaugural run and a fan-demanded sophomore run in 2015, Move Live on Tour, featuring powerhouse duo JULIANNE & DEREK HOUGH, is back and better than ever in 2017 with an all-new experience MOVE – BEYOND – LIVE ON TOUR. Taking a cue from the elements, the show will feature inspiration pulled from earth, wind, fire and water.

The Hough siblings are promising fans their biggest and best show yet, with brand-new stage production inspired by the elements – which the duo have infused into fresh, high impact choreography that only they can deliver. The show will bring fans on a journey of dance and music, taking inspiration directly from the four elements as an exploration of the human relationship with nature. The pair will be joined by the Move Company Dancers for group performances in styles ranging from ballroom and tap to salsa and hip-hop and everything in between.

Move – Beyond – Live on Tour will once again be co-created, choreographed and produced by Julianne and Derek Hough, who are joined by their all-star creative team. Superstar choreographer team Napoleon and Tabitha Dumo, also known as NappyTabs, will co-create, direct and supervise choreography for the tour as well. Move Live on Tour is a Faculty Production. FEATURED PERFORMANCES 25

FRI El Mexicano Presents 6.23 REIK, Tour Des Amor 8PM

Mexico's pop sensation group, REIK, will bring their highly anticipated DES/AMOR TOUR to Santa Rosa.

Formed in 2003, REIK has been at the forefront of the romantic rock pop movement over the past decade.

El sensacional grupo de música pop, REIK, traerá su muy anticipada gira DES/AMOR a Santa Rosa. Formado en el 2003, REIK ha estado a la vanguardia del movimiento rock pop vocal contemporáneo por más de una década 26 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

FRI Live Nation presents 7.14 Brian Regan 7PM

Brian is the unique comedian whose material is relatable to generations of fans and revered by comedians as the best in the business:

“He is one of my favorite, favorite stand-up comedians.” – Jerry Seinfeld

“He is unbelievably funny.” – Jimmy Fallon

“… just the best…an absolute master.” – Bill Burr

Setting a comedic standard of excellence that others continually try to follow, Brian Regan made history on September 26, 2015 with the critically-acclaimed live broadcast of Brian Regan: Live From Radio City Music Hall, the first live broadcast of a stand-up special in Comedy Central’s history. And on May 8, 2015, Brian made his 28th and final stand-up performance on Late Show With David Letterman, the most of any comic since the show moved to CBS in 1993.

Brian made a scene-stealing cameo in Chris Rock’s film, Top Five and he has been seen in Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. But it is stand-up comedy that is Brian’s focus visiting close to 100 cities each year and selling out some of the most beautiful venues on the continent. Brian returned to the legendary, 8600-seat Red Rocks Amphitheater in September 2015 and March 18 & 19 he returned to the 12,500-seat Vivint Smart Home Arena in Salt Lake City where he sold out two shows in 2014.

Brian has released three hour-long TV specials, three CD’s and four DVD’s, including the most recent Brian Regan: Live From Radio City Music Hall (2015) which is airing on Comedy Central and is available on CD & DVD. Don’t miss it when Brian Regan brings his hilarious stand-up comedy to Sonoma County this summer! , 350 Coddingtown Mall Santa Rosa, CA 95401 marasheparddesignerjewelry.com 707.575.5700 LBC Summer Camps on Campus

New Song Music Camp June 12 – 16, 2017 · 9am – 3pm For students entering 3rd – 6th grades

This week-long camp emphasizes creativity and cooperation, while campers learn about and experiment with music. During the week, campers will make an instrument to take home, cut an original CD recording, sing, play, and receive a t-shirt as a souvenir! No previous musical experience is necessary. $230 for the week + $25 supply fee* *Each participant will receive a t-shirt, compilation CD and a personal hand-crafted instrument to keep. Enroll now!

Missoula Children’s Theatre A FREE Weeklong Theatre Residency June 19 – 24, 2017 For students entering 1st – 12th grades

Audition to take part in a production of Alice in Wonderland! No advance preparation or experience is necessary. Those selected must be available each day, June 19 – 24, for rehearsals and performances. Auditions: Monday, June 19, 2017 · 10am – 12pm (must be available for the entire two hour audition.)

Come Alice in Wonderland by Missoula Children’s Theatre Saturday, June 24, 2017 · 2pm & 4:30pm · East Auditorium see the $13 adult · $9 child Tickets on sale now! show!

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WHAT OUR MEMBERS, DONORS, AND SPONSORS MAKE POSSIBLE Our Stories: Mariachi Camp

“It’s beautiful what our kids did,” says guitars from our Music for Schools Mariachi Camp Leader Jose Soto of instrument library. the 50 children, age 8 to 17, who participated in our first Mariachi Camp The students all worked hard for in July 2015. The students fell in love three weeks — learning how to with the music, learned how to play play their instrument, discovering and sing, and came together as a close Mariachi culture, practicing at home group – all in just three weeks. and rehearsing as an ensemble. Their hard work paid off with a triumphant Mariachi Camp is one of several performance at the end of camp for successful LBC summer arts programs their proud families and community. – funded by LBC donors – that benefit students in our community. Due to the success of this program, it was expanded in 2016 to twice as Few of the students in the camp had ever many students, and we’ve expanded played music before. Most go to schools again for the summer of 2017! which have no music program, and their families are unable to afford music lessons or rent instruments for them.

Without programs like Mariachi Camp, Our Mariachi Camp these 50 kids might never have had the “ students learned nothing life-changing experience of learning to in life is impossible. play an instrument and performing in a group. – Jose Soto, Leader ”of the LBC’s Mariachi Camp Jose, a Sonoma State student and Mariachi player, appro- ached us with his vision for the camp. We worked with Jose to develop and make this unique program a reality, and also lent him violins, trumpets and

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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

The Arts—Where Learning Comes To Life! Serving 41,000 children and adults annually from five counties.

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.

EACH YEAR WE...

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 35

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. 36 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

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 37

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

Over 40% of these students – many who wouldn’t have been able to Shows at the LBC are attend otherwise – received no-cost “ more real than the or reduced-price tickets. movies. You get to Roseland’s Sheppard Accelerated imagine more, and it’s Elementary School, which Freda attends, often receives no-cost School more creative. Show tickets from us. Freda and the – Freda, 9 rest of her 4th grade class at Sheppard ” Elementary learned a lot about grammar at one of our School Shows.

Using humor, drama, song, dance, Thanks to our members, donors, and light shows and technology, the sponsors, Luther Burbank Center for show taught the students about all the Arts is expanding thousands of verbs, nouns, pronouns and the other young minds like Freda’s. elements of grammar.

35 live music, dance and theatre School “The show was a fun and engaging way Show performances funded by our for kids to learn grammar,” says Freda’s supporters opened up a whole new teacher Anh Dao Tran. “They could world of imagination, creativity and actually see it, hear it and experience it. learning for 35,057 North Bay students, It was especially beneficial for my class their teachers and parents last year. It because for 90% of them English is their was the first time many of them had second language.” ever seen a live performance. As a teacher, Anh Dao is a huge fan of the School Shows our members and donors make possible for her kids. “The students are definitely more engaged as a result,” Anh Dao says. “High quality shows like this expose them to all kinds of creative learning and thinking. Being able to talk with the actors afterwards boosts their confidence and gives them a new sense of what’s possible in their lives. They see that they can express themselves through many different avenues.”

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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.

STUDENT ARTWORK

As you find your way to balcony seating, we hope you enjoy the student artwork hanging in the North corridor, outside our administrative offices on the 2nd floor. This exhibit showcases the work of young artists, shares insight into the creative voice of the next generation and demonstrates the importance of art classes in our schools. ART EXHIBITS 43

CURRENTLY ON EXHIBIT

BROOKS ANDERSON

CONNIE BUTLER

ROBERT ELLISON

BRUCE JOHNSON

DENNIS LEON

DIANA MEEHAN

DANIEL OBERTI

AARON POOVEY

MATT RAPALYEA

ROBERTO SANTO

PATRICK SCOTT

FRANK SCHUELER

RICHARD STARKS

THOMAS WALSH

We invite you to take a self-guided tour of our collection during regular business hours. For more information on visual art at the LBC, please visit: lutherburbankcenter.org/art-exhibits

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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 47

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT Over 20 Years of Dedication (x2)!

Myrna first discovered what Luther Burbank Center for the Arts was doing for the community, as a teacher and administrator at a school held on the Center’s campus. Twenty four years later, she and her husband Gil are both dedicated volunteers.

Myrna began working with the Guild (concessions) and Gil attended a performance as her spouse. Being retired from the California Department of Forestry, Gil helped his wife set up the coffee service several times, then decided to make it official and became a volunteer too. Today, Myrna is an usher for school shows and both Gil and Myrna usher at evening performances. As volunteer ushers taking tickets, helping patrons find their seats and welcoming all who attend a performance, you may see Gil or Myrna at the Center today!

“I’m delighted the LBC offers this opportunity to the ladies and gentlemen of the community,” Myrna says. “The ushers are like a family. Over 24 years, you get to know everybody. When you do it for that long, it becomes a part of your life.” Gil and Myrna both enjoy doing a service for their community, “because LBC is a service to the community. Doing something good, we get a lot back, including making friends.”

Aside from their countless hours devoted to the Center, Myrna also volunteers in a classroom at Luther Burbank Elementary School, and at The Living Room, which serves homeless and at-risk women and their children. When not volunteering, the Werders travel and have been to 60+ countries. They’ve backpacked across Europe several times, and belong to Friendship Force, a cultural exchange club started during the Carter Administration. They are able to stay as guests in people’s homes around the world, and become fully immersed in the culture. Gil enjoys planning all the details of their trips and just like here at the Center, they both enjoy meeting new people. Their favorite part of volunteering at the Center is being able to meet people of the community. “It’s a cultural experience right there! It really is a fun thing to do,” Myrna exclaims.

We’re happy they chose the LBC as one of their cultural endeavors. If you happen to see Gil or Myrna at a performance, be sure to join us in saying ”thank you” for their MANY years of dedicated service!

For information on becoming a volunteer at Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, visit lutherburbankcenter.org and click on “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 Feb 28, 2017.

$100,000–$499,000 $5,000–$9,999 Bill and Mary-Louise Reinking Lytton Rancheria - Lytton Band Hon. David and Deborah Ballati James and Elese Rundel of Pomo Indians Karen and Mike Bergin Gary and Barbara Schepis Rodney Strong Vineyards Denis and Margaret Brown Sonoma County Sheriff's Office Wells Fargo Dr. John Buzza and Tracey and Larry Stidham Martha Buzza Mike and Jessica Sutton $50,000–$99,000 Michael and Kathleen Alice Thomas Chiappari/Northern Freeman Lexus- Toyota Richard Todd/General Electric Inc. Contractor Norma Person in honor of Walter and Kathryn Clark/ Evert Person Brenda Tomaras/Tomaras & United Auto Center Ogas, LLP Daniel T. Steele Jr. and Jack and Linda Gardner Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Wear Juneko Steele Gloria Ferrer Champagne Caves John and Laura Whiting Steve and Mary Graves Anonymous $25,000–$49,999 Healdsburg Forever Clover Sonoma Quincey Tompkins Imhoff and $1,500–$2,499 Community Foundation Dan Imhoff Richard and Evalena Abazia Sonoma County Sue and Richard Leake/ Keysight Technologies Robert and Nancy Aita/Aita County of Sonoma, & Associates Insurance Advertising Fund Macy's Marketing, Inc. Joanne Dow/JPMorgan Lewis Meyers Chuck Bartley Charitable Giving Daniel Ocampo Marcus and Mary Beth Exchange Bank Joan and Mack Schwing Benedetti/Clover Sonoma Betty E. Freeman SMILE Orthodontics Barry and Gail Ben-Zion The William and Flora Paul and Vivienne Wilcock Ann and Gordon Blumenfeld Hewlett Foundation Anonymous Robyn Bramhall and Ellen Nelson Family of Companies - Maremont Silver Nelsonjobs.com $2,500–$4,999 Anne and Jerry Brisgel/Santa Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPAs James and Lydia Adams Rosa Shoes and Advisors Julie Bova and Allan Csiky Sara and Dixon Browder Alan and Susan Seidenfeld Sanford and JoAnne Bressick Jim and Cindy Brown Spaulding McCullough & Marisha Chilcott, MD George and Sue Bull Tansil LLP Bruce DeCrona Orin and Ravelle Burgess/ Daniel T. Steele III Randy and Shelley Destruel/ Burgess Lumber Target Corporation Mead Clark Lumber Co. Brad and Robin Calkins Vantreo Insurance Brokers Jane and Herbert Dwight Mary Cardaras and Jim and Margaret Foley/ Francesca Fifis $10,000–$24,999 Petrichor Vineyards Lynne Carpenter Nancy and Jim Cartan/ Amaturo Family Foundation, Inc. Bill and Suzie Friedman/ Friedman’s Home Laguna Vineyards Columbia Distributing Improvement Carmen and Perri Castaldi Creative Sonoma Gonzalez/Garcia Family Linda and Carlos Chavez Luciano and Danielle Belinda Guadarrama/G.C. James Chin D.D.S. and Dominguez Billy Micro Corporation Tracy Chin Jeff and Barbara Ireland Stephen Halpern Stacey and Jeff Civian John Ash & Co./Vintners Inn Ed and Kathleen Hamilton Kyle Clausen and Tom and Cheryl Langbein Christopher and Amy Bethany Moritz Margie Mejia Hunsberger Brooke Clyde and Ruth Skidmore Shirley Milligan Mr. and Mrs. James G. Laier Jr. Kenneth and Sharon Maiolini/ Lisa Clyde Susan and Alan Preston Risk Management Services Cold Stone Creamery Grace Navarro and Ed Ticoulat Kevin and Cathy McCullough Jona Consani Sonoma Wine Country Weekend Sharon Mejia Kevin and Nancy Cooper Joyce Steele Michael P. and Maureen Merrill Mark Cordeiro and Sherry and Pete Swayne Rick Nowlin and Don Strand James Cleland Herb Williams/Delphi Caren Patrick and Bob Appleby, Henry and Glenda Corning Wine Road Northern Atascadero Creek Winery Christopher G. and Hillary Sonoma County Carolyn Petersen Costin/Beyers Costin Simon 50 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

A LOOK BACK Great LBC Performances in 2016

Frankie Valli – 7.19

Ray LaMontagne – 9.7 Pilobolus – 5.13

Neko Case – 11.12

Tony Bennett – 11.2

Culture Club – 8.9 Jackson Browne – 4.24 Loreena McKennitt – 3.18

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Mark and Terri Crawford Gary and Rebecca Rosenberg/ Sarah Waltrip Patricia Daniels Sonoma Lavender Catherine Williams and Linda and Elliott Daum Schipper Design, LLC Mary Kay Macy Richard and Anne Davis Carmen and Bruce Selfridge Robin Williams Stephen D. Davis D.D.S. Robin Seltzer and Bill Eric and Janet Ziedrich Wertzberger Susan and Michael Elizabeth Zitrin/Zitrin Delmanowski Don Wehr and Ann Shilling/ Foundation Office Furniture World Carol and Joe DePond/Keysight Technologies Inc Bob and Tammy Siela $600–$999 Michael and Mary Ann Sonoma Country Day School Jim and Robbin Andersen DiMatteo Mark and Terri Stark/Stark Tom and Cris Anderson/ Reality Restaurants DJ and Monique Drennan Anderson Acres Bert and Nancy Steele Bill and Roxanne Edelen Gerri Annis and Jimmy Annis Marlene and Martin Stein Ridgely Evers and Colleen Fidel and Susan Aragon McGlynn/DaVero Farms & Anna Szabados Steve and Diane Armstrong/ Winery Darlene and Willie Tamayo/La Armstrong Paper Group Dr. Reed and Nancy Ferrick Tortilla Factory Linda and Kevin Barr Elisha and Bob Finney/Schwab Jeffrey and Lesa Taylor Coral and Gary Becker Charitable Fund Rolf Thorson and Teri Cooper Keith T. Becker/DeDe's Rentals John and Denise Fitzgerald/ Thomas Family Foundation & Property Management, Inc. Landesign Construction & Dr. Paul Tiernan/Oral and Beedle Family Maintenance, Inc. Maxillofacial Surgeon Frank M. And Linda G. Bell Mike and Joyce Franks Cathy and Mark Trione Dino and Peggy Boito Anna and Karl Granneman Justin and Angela Walling/ Jennifer and Brian Brown Counterpoint Construction Barbara Grasseschi and Jim and Nadine Brown Tony Crabb Services Inc Mark R. Walsh and George Buce Marc Hagenlocher and Anita In memory of G & R Burkert Wiglesworth Debi Benedetti Deborah Cherkas and Gary and Nancy Hartwick Shirley and Bill Ward/Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Larry Olsen Dick Holm/Holm Industries Susan and Damon Weatherly Dale Crane/Action Plumbing Glenn and Pamela Illian Western States Arts Federation Dr. and Mrs. Roger and Robin Johnson Harley Williams and Linda Delgado Polly and Ed Johnson Madeleine Kleiner Gary and Marilou Dennis John and Julie Kiil Pat Withers F. Deborah Eid Kiwanis Club of Oakmont Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wright Dr. Jean and Mr. Jerry Eilerman Foundation Tom and Diana Yannes Patricia Elderkin Dennis Kohke Rich Yonash and Carol Frick Nazar and Helena Eljumaily Terry Lindley/American Gordon Zlot/KZST/KJZY/ Susanne and Andy Esquivel AgCredit KTRY/KWVF Nancy and Mike Frost/West John Mackie and Kate Ecker Anonymous (3) County Net Keith Miller Will Furth and Jennifer Stephen and Christina Miller $1,000–$1,499 Lee Jones Scott Minnis Jennifer and Don Ammons Gantz Family Vineyards Kurt Mitchler D.D.S. Jim and Donna Arnold Richard Hinman and Cynthia Gillick Rob Monson and Dianne Davis Donatela Beitsayad, J.D. In memory of Storm Goranson Peggy Mulhall-Bliss and Leland Jennifer and Richard Coombs John and Kim Graves Bliss Lisa and Tom Duryea Claudia Grebe/Empire Floors Katie and Denny Murphy Steve and Theresa Dutton Gantry and Tracy Griffin Philip and Maureen Murphy Anthony A. George Leah and John Hansen Linda Newton Chauntel Gonzalez Marilyn and Robert Heller Robin and Stu Nixon Sam and Ava Guerrera Dan and Lilli Inman Ernesto and Rita Olivares Matthew and Laura Laws Jacquin Family Nancy and Steven Oliver Judith Metcalf and Lori Wohl Arden and Tony Kinnear Mike and Dodie Otten In memory of Jim Mogck Dave and Pam Kraft Shannon Patricks and Richard and Tami Norgrove/ Kathy Kumpula Rowena Varnadore Bear Republic Brewing Co. D. Lazzarini Family Mr. and Mrs. William Pitcher Daryl and Giselle Phillips/ In memory of Nathan Phillips Seabrook Associates Dr. and Mrs. Gary LeKander Abdallah Proto Frank and Nancie Pipgras Traci Levin Debbie and Andrew Raike Richard and Karen Rocklewitz Sharon and Brian Masterson Steven and Teri Read Teresa Skarr/Medtronic Robin McGillicuddy Andrew and Stephanie Reese Foundation Your Cause, LLC Russell Messana Joseph and Pixie Romano/ Sonoma County Folk Society Ali and Kathleen Molavi Generator Joe Inc. Ellen and Bruce Tucker Michael and Janet Moore enjoy tHe view.

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Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Steven and Tyuya Borchardt Jonathan Garner/Healdsburg Ron and Jane Pavelka Robert and Elizabeth Bortolotto Tours Nancy Perucchi Tom and Jane Borton Achim and Patricia Gartmann Karen and Russell Pinomaki Jennie Bower Charles and Sara Geber Judd E Reed and Susie E Steen Ms. Yule Brandon Daryl Gerhardt and Nancy Francie Rogovin Beth Brannock Giovannini Saini Farms Inc. Seong and David Brown Cheryl and Derlin German Jacqui and Don Salyer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Butler Gino and Carol Giannavola Ken and Karen Sarver David Byrd Marsha Gifford and Sheri Roberge Coral and Steve Saxe Dennis and Deanne Byrne Glen and Mary Giusti Kate Schaffner Steve Canevari Joanne R. Goebel Emile and Catherine Serpa John F. Capitani Joseph and Julie Golden Kurt and Debra Shaver Jim and Judy Carlsen Suzanne Goldstein and Silveira Buick GMC Frank Chelini Bill Rehfield Dr. Briant and Carrie Smith John E. Childers Daniel and Julane Gonnella Sonoma County Tourism George and Carolyn Cinquini Carol Gonzalez/Lytton Bureau/Kenneth Fischang Don Clark Rancheria Burt Torgan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clough Debora Jean Granat and Rev. Blake M. Ussery and Janet and Michael Connors Cheryl Kite Melinda Argentos Dorothy Conrad Millen and Nancy Griffith Mike and Jen Walker Norma Cooper and Anna Guhin Lorraine Webster Tunzi Karen Cooper Stan and Diane Hales Jr. John Wendell Paul and Sherrie Corbett Eric Hall/Roadhouse Winery Joanne and Doug Williams/ Pamela S. Curley Hannah Family Fidelity Charitable Fund Steven and Lynne Czegus Jerry and Linda Hanrahan Erich Williams/Wikiup Geoffrey and Nancy Dalwin Veterinary Hospital James Hanson Brad and Colleen Darfler Susan Winter Mark and Beth Hanson Howard Daulton Anonymous (2) In memory of Lynda Harrington Kathy Daulton Jesse Haskins $300–$599 Sally Davies Henderson Architect Candice Day ARS Roofing Mel Hendrix Michael and Lori De Loach Art and Marie Aceves Dr. James T. Henley Shawn Delp Mark Adams Donna and Rusty Hinds Debra Demartini Edward and Jackie Albini Bruce Hinshaw DeWiitt's Tire Recycle - Tom Dave Hinshaw Wendy Alvis and Pauline DeWitt Kaylene and Kurt Hirtzer Gary and Mary Antolini Ray Dhaliwal and Karyn Carl and Kathleen Appellhof Nikas-Dhaliwal Robert and Lily Hitchcock Maggie Arellanes B & K Dodge Fred C. Hock, Jr. In memory of Carole Arial Gary and Linda Dolen Celeste Hoffman (Mom) Barry and Cindy Dreher Carole and Gavin Holley Tricia Arvedi Jim and Kitty Durborow Karen and Kevin Holloway Andrew August Dr. Stephen Eisenberg and Annie Holman Pat and Tom Babb Jennifer Cobb Cathy and Gregg Hopkins Calvin Baker Jr. Chris and Joanie Elliott George and Laura Horton Linda Balabanian Ms. Christine Emond Steven M. Howe Antranik Tony Balian Kurt and Bonnie Engel In honor of Imagine Improv Joe and Les Ballesteros James Evans Peter and Karen Iozzia Marlene Barella and Christine David and Kathleen Faris Tara and Dane Jasper Kay Faso Sharon Fisher and Keith Evans Willa Jefferson-Stokes Daniel W. Bargar Katherine Fitzpatrick John Johnson and Debra Dow In honor of Barbara Barntsen Joyce and Terry Flynn Doug and Joanne Johnston Mark Berry Jean-Louis Forcina Janell Jones and Erick Scott Bartley and W. David Ford and Christensen Chris Hightower Margaret Ford Susan Jones and Toni Lisoni Leo Roger Bartolotta Debra and John Franzman Bobbie and Bill Kabage Carole Behlke and Mike Faria Bob and Cris Fraser/Redwood Ron Kampel and Mari Haber Jack Bell and Rod Guthrie Moving & Storage Dede and John Keating, Jr. Linn and Mona Benson Doug and Lynetta Freeman Sandra Keating Mark Berry and Rob Akins Brian and Sheri Fresquez Melissa Kelley and Stephen Michael and Ferris Berry Zachary and Michelle Fust Meffert MD Pat and Gayle Berry Dr. Steven Charles Gabaeff Margo Kennedy Penny and Michael Bolger Oriana and Allan Garfield David and Kate Kessner

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Jessica and John Kilcullen Ellen Mufson Al and Stella Siedentopf Lynn Klein and Peter Voelker Mr. Kevin Mullnix Beverly Singer and Harry Kavanaugh Koch Steve and Valerie Nagle Humes In memory of J & M Kozlowski Gloria Naisbitt and Kathleen Art and Judi Slater Diane Krause and Gerrett McCloskey Dr. and Mr. Smith Snedaker Greg and Kelly Nelson Nora and Randy Snyder Janice Laskoski/Wine Country Susan Marie and John Nelson Barry Sovel and Carol Newman Shipping Janis Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spain Stewart Lauterbach and Janet and Lutz Funke Denise Sperling Barbara Swary Michael and Marjorie Nunley/ Larry Stallings Paul and Doris Lawler/ Nunley Engineering Dennis Stead Lakewood Village Mini Ernest and Charlene Ohlson Storage Greg and Patricia Steele Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Olsen Katherine Leader and Dominic Jonathan and Luann Steele Bosque Dr. Greg Olson Betsy Stewart David and Donna Lee Michael O'Neill Scott and Bernadette Taylor Left Coast Marketing Virginia O'Neill Stephen E Taylor Tracy Leinhaupel Jude O'Nym and Meg Hentges William H. and Lorna R. Taylor PJ and Douglas Lenz-McIlroy Eloise Oretsky Kevin and Linda Terry Jeffrey and Jean Levenstam Gary and Michele Orsinger Victoria Thompson Jesse Lindsey Brian D. Osborne Kit and Kai Tiura Mark Lingenfelder and Susan Pack and Mel Gilson Jeffrey and Andrea Tobias Susan Whithair Paul and Desiree Palestrini Kitty Victorino Mark and Vicky Locey Doug and Paula Palmer Joe and Priscilla Vivio Vern and Teresa Losh Lisa and Jeff Palmer Jo-Anne Wallace Valerie Lovato Leslie and Petie Pardell Tom Warren Steven Lovejoy and Roxanne Parola Henry and Sharon Wasik Thane Kreiner Rianne and Vince Pasquariello Arlene Wasserman Steve and Janine Lowery Eileen Paul and Vicki Mastbaum Thomas Weber and Paul and Dugan Lumpkin William Pedersen Stephanie Reib Mark Lundin Darrell and Bonnie Peloquin Andy and Sam Werback Jeffrey and Diana Madura Renae and Bruce Perry Linda Sargent/Westside Rachel Magann Susan and Sandra Peters Mechanical, Inc. Ronald and Gail Makara Samira Peterson Gay Wilcox Bill and Jane Mangham Travis and Ann Marie Pitts Corey Wilkes Paul Margarit Paula Prideaux In memory of Ruth Wilson Luba Markoff Mark Quattrocchi and Tina Kelly Hans and Stacey Winkler Jan Marks and Cindy Ashley Rabun David and Amy Wolbeck Humphreys Ms. Christine Raffetto Michael and Stephanie Woods Steve L. Marlowe and Michael and Barbara Ragsdale Vickie Worden Joan E. Gates In memory of Neva M. Regan Bruce Wrisley Kay M. Marquet Sandy Reynolds Frank and Elna Wyles Paul and Robbyn Marshall Scott and Marta Rich Cheryl and Terry Yoas Peter McAweeney and Tod Hill Joan Riebli Nancy T. Zanolini Chris McCollum Michael Robinson and Jan Lowe Evan E. Zelig, Esq. Michael and Angela McCoy Rick and Linda Roelecke Rick and Barbara Ziesche Joe McCrary and Susan Leick Rosantsson Family Anonymous (10) In honor of MAB In memory of Roberta Ross and Marty and Lauri McFadden Julie Gray $150–$299 Patty McFerrin Ian Roth Steve and Suzanne Abrams Michael McLaughlin Dennis and Martha Ruggles In memory of Velma & Joseph and Lisa McNaughton Marcus Sanchez Delbert Abrao Richard McOmber Ralph and Janice Sceales Terry and Christine Ackerman Myrna and Andy Mejia Robin Schaffner and Colin Close Elaine Alaura and William Matty Aaron and Josephine Meyers Rich and Alissa Scheblik Jay and Ana Alexander Gene and Carole Michel Bruce and Ruth Schomaker David and Janine Alton Ted and Mary Lou Milkoff Deepinder and Jeanne Sekhon Stephen Anderson Scott and Patty Minaker Susie Snook and Patricia Tom and Eileen Anderson Mary Mize Sheridan Delfino and Christina Andrade Linda Moore and Vince Jordan and Kathleen Shields Jack and Nancy Andring Kennedy Dale and Audrey Shileikis Linda Angeli Barry and Natalie Morris Ben and Patti Shimek Angelique Bagley Mfs Bruce and Lauren Morrison Honora Shipe Leslie Angus and Kim Henry John and Joy Moulton Henry and Janet Shultz Jenae Antoni and Leo Mattos 56 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

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 57

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]. 58 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

Pamela Calabrese Cheryl and Mark Downing Wendy Calvi/Brides 'n Maids David and Jeanne Dreikosen Dr. Rocky and Kim Camp Chris Dunia Robert Cannon and Janet Susan and Joseph Echelberry McCullouch Wendy and Russ Emal William Carroll John and Mary Entriken Steve and Dana May Casperson Julia Erickson Bryan and Donna Cates Francine Ann Espineira Jim and Char Caudill Jeanne Estes and Sue Clark Tina Chandler Scott and Sally Evans Ellin Chess Sue Falconer Janet Chiappellone Mindy Feldman Larry Childs Liz and Dave Felton Dave and Susan Chisholm Ms. Jo Fessenden Nancy and Scott Choate Karen and Bob Field Barbara Cinque George and Susan Fiori Ms. Margaret Clarson Jessie Fischer Gerald and Marcy Clausen Danny and Debbie Fish Mark Cleveland Lynn Fitzpatrick Leslie and Rich Clot Julie Flieger Harry and Judy Coffey Katheryn Fong and Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cohen MacInnis Brian and Jessica Cole Joyce Ford Iris Avelar Marcia Coleman Stewart Fox Stewart and Brenda Ayres Pat and Jim Coleman Linda Fraley Louis and Nancy Azevedo Lynn Cominsky Christopher and Alison Fraze Bill Baird and John Kennedy Brian and Wendy Connors Anne and John Friedemann Paul Bang and Richard Dr. RF and Mrs. Conway III Deborah Fulmor Germann Erica Copenhaver Misty Galbraith Robert Barker Frank Corcoran Kathleen Gallagher and Steve Jim and Bev Barnes Jennifer and Chuck Cornell Maass Susan Barnes Mr. Michael M. Costa Maria and Carlos Garcia Rick and Shirley Barr Loki Cottrell Stanlee Garriott Mr. John Bartlett III Joe and Paula Cox Scott Gerber Robert and Jeanette Bartley Tricia Coxhead and Jerry Tamara Geronimo Reginald and Margaret Bayley Anderson Novice Gingersnap Alan C. Beckstead Richard Crandall Mr. Steve Gingras Larry Bennett and Ellen Murrin Susan L. Cronkite Linda Giordano Roger and Lisa Benz Ellen Crusoe Sheila Giovan David and Celine Berman Kent Dahlgren Louis and Madeleine Gonzalez Nancy Bevill and Kathy Doig Michael and Patricia Elizabeth and James Gore Larry and Catherine Biagi Damsgaard James and Maureen Granados Vernon Birks Michael and Nancy Davidson Ruben Guerrero Suzanne Black and Al and Pam Davis Rod and Karen Gundy Doug Broberg Layne Davis Matt and Cindy Gustafson Betsy and Scott Boes Pat and Lee Davis Jim and Heather Guttierrez Ken and Myra Bolinger Loyal Davis Robert Halligan Ron and Alice Bosworth Roy and Nancy Davis Brad and Jordis Hallman Jesse Bowdle and Cindy William and Karin Davis Dolores Handlon Berlogar Roger and Luda DeBeers Craig Hardisty Tom Boylan and Melody Catherine Debrito Jon and Karin Harford Montero Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Deksnys Sandy and Jack Harrison Loretta Bracco Sue and Kevin Delehanty Robert Hartsman and Gail Laura Bradley Carla Demaestri Eagan Mr. Chris M. Brazell Cynthia Denenholz and Paul Dean Hawley and Karen William and Alison Brenchley Jamond Moorhead Susanne Bruggemann Teresa Dentkos-Madison and In honor of Sophie Heid David Brunhofer and Diane Ron Madison Lisa Higgenbottom Matzen Debbie DePaola and Gail and Bob Hight David Bullock Lydia Morris Tessa Hill and Brian Gaylord David Bunch and Sharon Neidel Gloria Dermott Michael Hirschberg and Derek Burlingame Fred and Linda Dickenson Darlene Pullen Mary Burns John and Kathleen Douglas Leekiesha Hoalst DONORS 59

William and Patricia Hubenette Suzy and Mike Marzalek Jerry and Alison Ogden John L. Hughes Mr. Tom Mavrakis Don and Sharol Oliver Robert and Glendalynn Hughes Florence McBride Selina Olivo Joseph and Patricia Humphrey Steve and Julie McClain Margarite and Enrique Olmos Jerry and Joan Hyde George and Kris McConnell Jr. Kevin Olsen and Barbara Sharon Iberti Jim McCord and Nancy Henry Yorton Olsen Michael and Nathalie Gerard and Leslie McElhiney Shirley Page Internicola Carol McHale and Erin Murphy Kirk and Maria Pappas Robert and Ruth Ivey James and Paulette McHugh Roberto and Veronica Pardo Linda Jacobs Donna McKenna and Lorne and Ilona Parker Shirley Jamison Leni Metro Stephen Pasquale Lee and Susan Janvrin Elaine McKenna Hank and Sally Patterson Paul Johnson and Michael John McKinney Smruti and Rick Pearson Naklicki Kevin McKinnie Greg and Liz Pech Jill Jones Joseph McNeany Joseph and Bonnie Phair Rick and Benita Jones Bill and Lisa Meisner Lisa and Todd Phillippi Jeff Kahn and Linda Heide Wayne Menger and Victor Susan Carrie Phillippi Paul Kemp Housac Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pigoni John Kenner Bobbie Meyer Robin Piloni Carmen S. Kilcullen Gay Meyer George and Angela Polley Helen Klembeck and Robert In memory of Rip Miller Patti Pomplin Hammes Mr. Ross Miller Thomas Pope and Stewart Allen Floyd Knox Thomas and Joanne Miller John and Shirley Pozzi John and Maxine Korntved Deborah Bonar and Doug Mrs. Janice Proctor Karissa Kruse Moeller Nancy J. Pronechen I.A. Kuster Construction Raymond and Stani Moore David Raisanen Inspection Paul Moosman Anna Ransome and Cary Fargo Dan Lachman Elvira and Rene Morales Paul and Jan Rasore Andrea Lagourgue/DH Wine Tom and Margit Lowenstein Compliance Murleen and Clark Ray John and Janet Morehead Marie Bernice Lambert Gael Reed Robert and Diane Moresi Tom and Sally Lambert Drs. Todd and Nancy Reed Claudia Morris In memory of Dorothy Johnson Richard and Paula Reed Lauren and John Morris Langen Nick Reid Margaret Morris Hedley and Shannon Lawson Joel Reif and Deana Don Morrison Felicie Leech and Sandy Abramowitz Gonzalez Julie Morrison Ronald and Leanne Retana Mrs. Veronika Lenzi In memory of Sonia Morrison Gertrude Reynaud Taya Marie Levine James Mortensen William Richardson Lucy Lewand Alida Morzenti Mike and Mindy Ricioli In memory of Mary Liberatore Dr. Michael Motley Renee Riggs Doug and Carol Lightfoot John and Bonnie Mullen Alan Rogers and Dina Corcoran Joseph Lilienthal John and Debbie Munkacsy Jo and Larry Ruminson Anthony and Jean Lim Glee and Chuck Murphy Michael Russo Susan and Donald Linch Joan Muzzin Daniel and Fern Ruth Ken Lindley Nation Construction and Ms. Lori Ryan Mgmt. Inc In memory of Donald K. Ling Penny and David Ryan Lynn and Brian Neary John and Holly Locey Sandra J. Salas Marjorie Neeley and Glenn and Linda Logan Stephen and Celeste Sallee Christine Elze Jose and Martha Lopez Tim and Marilyn Sanderson Chris and Nancy Nelle James Loughborough Bob and Claudia Santini Glennis Nelson Joann N. Lovascio Lucien and Jeannine Sarragossa Ron Nelson Stephen and Sue Luck Richard Sayre and Peggy Jo Maria and Ron Nersesian James and Sharon Lynch Nancy and John Schiller Wayne and Carmen Niehus Anne MacDonald Andrew and Theresa Schmidt William and Donna Nilsen Barbara J. Maccario Craig and Shelley Schmitt Gail Novelich The Macchia-Grover Family Peter Schneider Michael O'Brien In memory of Leonard Magney Lauren Schwing Eileen O'Connor and Mike Jim Majer and Nan Banker Tramontin Bob Scott and Tim McDonald Ron and Kay Mallory In memory of Mary Lena Becky Scrivanich William and Kathy Mannone Robinson O'Dell Ron and Linda Sereni Catherine Markusen Oak and Gecko Dave Siembieda Theresa Martinelli-Jones OhMyGod Productions Giselle Simonds 60 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

Thomas and Shirley Simone John and Ruth Wagner Master Cleaners The Simoni Family Geoff Walker and Jill Chandler Michael & Company Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Seder Jim and Marilyn Warman Nelsonjobs.com Ms. Julie Smith Jonathan Watson North Bay Stage Company Natalie and Scott Snyder Ms. Catherine Wayne Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPAs Richard J Solda George Weger and Advisors Troy and Stacey Sowers Randy and Sherri Weinstein Rodney Strong Vineyards Spadoni Family Mark and Nancy Wheeler Santa Rosa Original Certified Greg and Peg Spaulding Joanne White Farmers Market Randall Lee Sprouse Grant Whited Daniella Stanghellini Daniel Whitlock SMILE Orthodontics Philip and Sara Stanz Sue Wilhite Sonoma Media Investments / Granville and Mary Lou Stark Mark Wilmarth The Press Democrat Geoffrey Steele Gail Winmill-Lee Spaulding McCullough & Erwin Stephan Erika and Breanna Winsby Tansil LLP Nancy Sterne Anna Winsor Thanksgiving Coffee Co. Laura Steyn Charles J. Wolf Village Bakery The Stillman Family Martin and Geraldine Wood Michael Stone Steve and Linda Woodside Eddie and Mary Kate Story Workman-Tapper Family GIFT-IN-KIND Bill and Cheryl Strong Mr. William Worswick DONORS The Stuhlmuller Family Deanna Zanoni Rosemarie and Roger Suddith Anonymous (11) $50,000 or more Marianne Sullivan BeforeTheMovie/Santa Rosa Elaine Sulsberger $75–$149 Entertainment Group Linda Summerville We extend our sincere thanks Flamingo Conference Resort Kim and Cliff Sweet to our Donors and Friend & Spa Kirsten and Steve Tellez members whose support Rodney Strong Vineyards Mark Temple and allows us to fulfill our mission, Sonoma Media Investments / Pennie Dericco to enrich, educate, and The Press Democrat In memory of Ritch Theis entertain our community. Roland and Yvonne Thibault $10,000–$49,999 Mark Thies and Leslie Hines American Asphalt Frank Thomas ADVERTISERS Cokas-Diko Home Jeff and Christa Thomas Columbia Distributing Ronald Thomas American AgCredit Gloria Ferrer Caves Jim and LaDonna Thompson BeforeTheMovie/Santa Rosa and Vineyards Richard and Susan Thomsen Entertainment Group Lagunitas Brewing Company Stephen Thrush Bliss Organic Day Spa Master Cleaners Deric Torres and Kristina Bohlux Schulze-Torres Charlie's Grill $1,000–$9,999 Alaska Airlines In memory of Roni Trainum and Clover Sonoma Marilyn Leipold Bill Hawn/Altabella Italian Michael and Elizabeth Traverso Cokas-Diko Home Properties John and Laura Triantafyllos Columbia Distributing Percy Brandon and Olenka Robert and JoAnn Triebel Costeaux French Bakery Orjeda Mrs. Edith Uboldi and Ms. Cricklewood Restaurant Duckhorn Vineyards Louisa and King Fraser Brooke Uboldi Daniels Chapel of the Roses Pamela Vale Peggy Mulhall-Bliss and Flamingo Conference Leland Bliss Hal and Susan Valette Resort & Spa Michael and Pat Valim Gary and Rebecca Rosenberg/ Exchange Bank Sonoma Lavender Machiel and Lesley Van Dordrecht Freeman Lexus-Toyota Russian River Flower School & Events Verbatim Reporting Service John Ash & Co./Vintners Inn Randy and Laura Verniers Lagunitas Brewing Company Robin Voet and Carol Ellen Lytton Rancheria - Lytton Band Jerry Voltattorni and of Pomo Indians Hazel Henry Mara Shepard Designer Jewelry Mr. Bruce Wagman ADVERTISER INDEX 61

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...... 71 Lagunitas Brewing Company...... 52 BeforeTheMovie/ Lytton Rancheria-Lytton Band of Pomo Indians..... 2 Santa Rosa Entertainment Group...... 38 Mara Shepard Designer Jewelry...... 28 Bliss Organic Day Spa...... 17 Master Cleaners...... 54 BOHLUX...... 54 Michael & Company Jewelers...... 6 Charlie’s at the Windsor Golf Club...... 52 Nelsonjobs.com...... 30 Clover Sonoma Farms, Inc...... 45 Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPAs and Advisors...... 40 Cokas-Diko Home...... 31 Redwood Credit Union...... 27 Columbia Distributing...... 48 Rodney Strong Vineyards...... 3 Costeaux French Bakery...... 17 Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market..... 48 Cricklewood Restaurant...... 7 Daniels Chapel of the Roses...... 52 SMILE Orthodontics...... 33 Exchange Bank...... 44 Sonoma Media Investments/The Press Democrat... 13 Flamingo Conference Resort & Spa...... 41 Spaulding McCullough & Tansil LLP...... 45 Freeman Lexus-Toyota...... 70 Thanksgiving Coffee Co...... 48 Gloria Ferrer...... 6 Town of Windsor...... 69 John Ash & Co./Vintners Inn...... 72 Village Bakery...... 52

For information on advertising in the LBC program, contact Peggy Mulhall at 707.800.7522 or [email protected]. Fall 2017-18 Preschool Enrollment

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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 Marcus Sanchez, Events Supervisor DEVELOPMENT Corey Wilkes, Events Supervisor Robin Seltzer, Director Don Morrison, Events Crew Chief Susanne Esquivel, Manager Mike Rice, Events Crew Chief Debbie Schoemaker, Coordinator Kristina Volker, Events Crew Chief PROGRAMMING Louis Callas, Event Technician Steve Guerrero, Maintenance Worker Anita Wiglesworth, Director Sean Kearns, Maintenance Worker Sari Feinstein, Contract Manager & Artist Liaison Dave Morrison, Maintenance Worker MARKETING & Arturo Ramos, Maintenance Worker PATRON SERVICES Morgan D’Amico, Concessions Coordinator John Cain, Associate Director of Marketing Alyssa August, Event Aide Twyla Mitchell, Patron Services Manager Drew Neely, Event Aide Jacqui Salyer, Membership Manager Robert Nguyen, Event Aide Cherie Wheeler, Graphics Coordinator Luke Gladstein, Event Aide Kristi Feige, Marketing Coordinator Taylor Mitchell, Event Aide Charles Zukow Associates, Public Vanessa Petersen, Event Aide Relations Counsel Timothy Rogers, Event Aide Kaila Finch, Assistant Patron Services Manager Alex Swayne, Event Aide Lauren Morrison, Lead Patron Services Associate/ Arthur Walsh, Event Aide Group Sales Coordinator Rachel Wilcock, Event Aide Dalia Mendoza Castro, Patron Services Associate Yesenia Ferreira, Patron Services Associate Marissa Ramirez, Patron Services Associate Alana Stedman, Patron Services Associate Vanessa Tullos, Patron Services Associate TICKETS & INFORMATION 63

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 resale 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. 64 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

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 65

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 can be found on page 69. 66 2017 PROGRAM Luther Burbank Center for the Arts | APRIL – JULY

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!

Join Call Jacqui at 707.800.7547 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...... $8 Gloria Ferrer Sparkling Wine ...... $10 BEER / HARD APPLE CIDER Coors Light, Lagunitas IPA, Modelo Especial ...... $7 Crispin Hard Natural Cider ...... $7 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 Chocolate Chip Cookie ...... $3 See’s Chocolate Candy Bar...... $3 Rold Gold Pretzels ...... $2

Clover Sonoma Family Fun Series Menu

BEVERAGES Clover Milk, Chocolate Milk ...... $2 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 FOOD Pizza: Pepperoni, Cheese ...... $4 Chocolate Chip Cookie ...... $3 See’s Chocolate Candy Bar...... $3 Rold Gold Pretzels ...... $2

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