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Matthew Morrison Matthew Morrison SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 AN EVENING WITH MATTHEW MORRISON & SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Gala2013 features Matthew Morrison, alongside a 65-piece symphony orchestra, performing Broadway standards and music from the Great American Songbook. Matthew is currently starring in the hit television series Glee. Broadway productions include: Television roles include: Awards and Nominations include: South Pacific Glee (Will Schuester) Emmy Award nomination The Light in the Piazza CSI Miami Tony Award nomination Hairspray Numb3rs Golden Globe nomination Footloose Drama Desk nomination The Rocky Horror Picture Show Screen Actor’s Guild Award Satellite Awards SOLD OU MARQUEE $10,000 ($5,840 deductible) LEVELS OF T LAST Private table for 10 at the Gala Dinner with the option SUPPORT YEAR of Premier Dinner Seating in the Black Box Theatre, and Premier Concert Seating To become a Gala2013 Full-page advertisement in season playbill supporter, contact Marcia Moll Barone at Invitation for 2 to Pre-Gala Wine and Menu Tasting on [email protected] or call 610.758.2821. August 14 Membership in Lehigh University’s Asa Packer Society as President’s Associate Recognition in the following: CURTAIN CALL $4,000 ($2,500 deductible) • Gala invitation (deadline May 27) 4 Gala Dinner tickets and Preferred Concert Seating • Season brochure (deadline June 6) Quarter-page advertisement in season playbill • Season playbill, website and event signage (deadline July 31) • Gala program (deadline July 31) Membership in Lehigh University’s Asa Packer Society as a Society Associate ✩ Recognition in the following: STAR $25,000 ($20,680 deductible) • Gala invitation (deadline May 27) ✩ Limited Availability ✩ • Season brochure (deadline June 6) Invitation for table to meet Matthew Morrison • Season playbill, website and event signage (deadline July 31) Private table for 10 at the Gala Dinner with the option • Gala program (deadline July 31) of Premier Dinner Seating in the Black Box Theatre, and Premier Concert Seating OVATION $8,000 ($4,890 deductible) Recognized supporter of the Pre-Gala Wine and Menu Tasting event on August 14 with invitation for 4 to attend Private table for 8 at the Gala Dinner and Preferred Concert Seating Full-page color advertisement in season playbill, with option to advertise on outside back cover or inside Half-page advertisement in season playbill front cover Invitation for 2 to Pre-Gala Wine and Menu Tasting on Membership in Lehigh University’s Asa Packer Society August 14 as Founder’s Associate Membership in Lehigh University’s Asa Packer Society as a Society Associate Attached logo/affiliation with Gala concert advertising (as space permits) for print pieces, mall posters, and Recognition in the following: billboards; campus, radio, online, and e-news advertising • Gala invitation (deadline May 27) Logo recognition on Zoellner print-at-home tickets • S eason brochure (deadline June 6) Prominent recognition on Gala invitation • Season playbill, website and event signage (deadline July 31) (deadline May 27) • Gala program (deadline July 31) Recognition in the following: • Season brochure (deadline June 6) • Season playbill, website and event signage (deadline July 31) • Gala program (deadline July 31) Zoellner Arts Center gratefully acknowledges the members of the oellner Arts Center at Lehigh University is considered by artists, students, and Gala2013 Committee Z members of the community to be the finest performing arts center in the who are making this Lehigh Valley. Each year, we support and present more than 180 distinctive and year’s event possible: diverse events, enjoyed by more than 50,000 students and patrons. Our family, education, and community outreach programs influence thousands of school children, Oldrich Foucek III, Chair community groups, and others through: • F ree master classes and workshops Jasmin Bourdier-Caceres • Low-to-no-cost educational performances with Valerie Johnson professional artists Kirk Kozero • Pre-show events featuring local artists Lisa Macsisak • Specially created programs for families Brenda McGlade • Free lecture series with noted national poets, Colleen Mooney McGee creative writers, and speakers Alex Tamerler Your support of this year’s Gala will help fund these wonderful programs. In fact, the annual Gala and generous support from individuals and corporations provide nearly Ilene Wood half of Zoellner’s annual operating budget. Past Galas have included sold-out, memorable concerts with world-class artists including Kristin Chenoweth, Tony Bennett, Yo-Yo Ma, and the Boston Pops, and this year will be no exception. Join us for a memorable evening, complete with a festive reception, dinner, and a fine performance, and make a lasting impact for both the patrons and the center. ••••• Zoellner Arts Center’s mission is to captivate and inspire the campus and the community by presenting a variety of vibrant, world-class performing arts events, exhibits and scholastic events; to develop new audiences and new works of art; and be a welcoming resource in the Lehigh Valley for education, innovation and hosting events in our community. ••••• Funds raised at Gala2013 support the arts at Lehigh University and Zoellner Arts Center’s presentations of world-class guest artists, community service initiatives, educational and family programs. Questions? Please e-mail [email protected] or call 610.758.2821..
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